Witness Rechecks in Potter Murder Case Amid Bribery Claims
Cleveland detectives reexamine all witness accounts in the William E. Potter murder case as County Prosecutor Ray T. Miller orders probes into possible bribery or intimidation. Investigators Hogan and Wolf will interview each witness to uncover who contacted them and what was said. Betty Gray, Martin accuser, signs an affidavit retracting her earlier sworn testimony.
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Cleveland
William E. Potter
Ray T. Miller
James Hogan
Hernard Wolf
Potter
Pittsburgh
Hymie’ Martin
Miller
William FE. Mioshail
Martin
Betty Gray
Officer denies dropping gun in Broad and Lodi pursuit
Patrolman L D Brown tells Chronicle Telegram he did not drop his gun when a prisoner bolted at Broad and Lodi. He says he reached for a dropped pair of gloves the prisoner left, not his weapon, and five men stopped the escapee within the block. The note adds the US leads in periodical circulation.
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Chronicle Telegram
L. D Brown
Broad
Lodi
Brown
Prisoner Sends Food Home From Jail
A county jail inmate serving a $300 liquor fine was found packing a basket with saved rations to feed his wife and 13 year old daughter. Sheriff Clarence Adams discovered the plan when the visitor arrived and noted a loaf of bread plus meat and potatoes in the basket.
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Clarence Adams
Adams
Sherff
40 and 8 Names Delegates To Convention
Lorain County Voiture 149 of the 40 8 held a Saturday night meeting at the American Legion Home. Delegates named were Paul Q Collins Fathe H L Collins and Carl F Wolf with alternates John Kolopos R F Leembhuis and Otto K Mischka.
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Lorain County
American Legion
Carl F. Woit
Paul QO. Collins Fathe
H L Collins
Carl F. Wolf
John Kolopos
R. F. Leemhtus
Otto K Mischka
John Koullopos
Campbells Grove
Diagonal Road
Virgil Jasper
Leembhuis
John Kollopos
John Tattersall
Eddie Herzog
Otto K. Mischka
Otto K. Mischka, Commissaire
Chaster Janis
Earl Bacon
Robert Oldfield
Detroit
Commissaire Ontendant
New York Central Employers Plan to Reside Here
The Chronicle Telegram reports several New York Central railroad workers plan to live in this city due to employer concentration in the Cleveland district. Mr and Mrs Liosd E Hendry and family of Detroit will move next month to 1284 East Avenue with Mr Hendry working in New York Central’s office and commuting between here and Cleveland. A Canadian family started the first permanent settlement in Wisconsin at Green Bay in 42750.
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NEW York Central
Chronicle-Telegram
New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
Frome
Liosd E Hendry
Detroit
East Avenue
B. M. O'Donnell
Hendry
New Lark Central
Wisconsin
Green Bay
X-Ray Monkey for Diamond Ring
Mrs. Gertrude Dennis of Inglewood California recalls a vivid mishap when her pet monkey Jackie swallowed a $750 diamond ring. An X-ray at a hospital located the ring in his stomach and Jackie returned home with a wiser appetite, flanked by nurse Marie Steel and Dr. Dean on the operating table.
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Jackie
Gertrude Dennis
Inglewood
Marie Steel
Dennis
Dean
Arizona Heat Fails to Prove Deadly Toll This Summer
Arizona has seen record highs with 106 to 1145 degrees in southern areas and occasional readings over 126 but no heat prostration or sun stroke deaths have occurred. Experts cite low humidity and outdoor habits, while residents stress common sense dress and caution during extreme heat.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Weather Bureau
Crippled snipe lure golfers on Chicago courses
A quirky note explains that birds described as crippled snipe resemble killdeers. They flutter near water hazards on golf courses to distract players while tending nests, using broken wings as mock signals to invite a game of hide and seek.
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Ne3ts
Chicago
City Slickers Burn Hay Load With Cigaret
Needham Massachusetts. John Cuzr Iinski, 38, a farmer, said he never liked city slickers and may like them less after an incident in town. While driving a hay load, youths in a sport roadster called him a hayshaker then a cigarette was tossed onto his hay starting a fire that destroyed the hay and wagon. Firemen had trouble saving the horses. Police quoted the man alleging the cigarette came from the auto.
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Needham
Mass
John Cuzr Iinski
John
Discovery of hay fever and asthma cause offered
Readers are invited to obtain full information and a booklet on a discovered cause of hay fever and prohial asthma. The offer is via Dept 7410, Fugate Company, 1268 Meridan St, Indianapolis, Ind. Free information will be sent to those who request it.
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Fugate Company
Meridan St
Indianapolis
Ind
Maine Waterways Cover One-Tenth Of State Surface
Maine’s lakes, rivers, and streams account for about ten percent of the state's area, reflecting a significant network of freshwater bodies that shape ecosystems, tourism, and regional planning across all counties.
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Maine
Mount Vernon replica stays dry at Paris Colonial Exposition
At the Paris Colonial Exposition, American High Commissioner C Blascom Slemp orders Mount Vernon replica kept dry despite ridicule. He notes the U S prohibition amendment applies to American soil abroad, while embassy events are wet with cocktails and wines. The expo features 27 cocktail bars and two beer gardens, including near the American building.
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Paris
Mount Vernon
George Washington
C. Blascom Slemp
Vincennes Forest
Slemp
Graf Zeppelin Leaves Berlin for Arctic Expedition
Graf Zeppelin lifts off from Templehof Airport Berlin with sixteen scientists aboard to collect data in the Arctic. Onboard are Lincoln Elsworth of Hudson Ohio representing the American Geographical Society and Edward H Smith of the U S Coast Guard Service Washington D C. A large crowd bids bon voyage as the giant airship departs.
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Templehof
Berlin
Arctic
Germany
Northland
Lincoln Elsworth
Hudson, Ohio
Arctic Explorer
American Geographical Society
Edward H. Smith
U. S. Coast Guard Service
Washington
Genoa Woman Detained Over Loan Dispute
Genoa police questioned Ghagi Pittaluga after a widow accused him of soliciting a 10,500 lire loan and of paying funds she says she did not receive. She was placed under liberty while charges are pursued.
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Genoa
Italy
Ghagi Pittaluga
Tomn
P Ltberty
Pitt
Pittulga
Evangeline Loom Displayed by Louisiana Descendants
Three Cadian relatives from Evangeline work the historic loom named Evangeline at the Preach Colonial Exposition in Louisiana. The loom, over two centuries old, started when Evangeline and her child left their homeland. The descendants rotate the weaving at the wheel, preserving a centuries old family craft.
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Paris
Evangeline
Louisiana
United States
Washington Trees Hold Their Own Olympia View
Washington forestry officials report that standing timber supplies in the state were not markedly depleted in recent years. A survey shows 65 to 90 percent of trees available to citizens in 1930 were used for wind breaks and shelter belts, with many areas relying on young trees to replace logged timber.
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Washington
Olympia, Wash
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