Names 3 Aides In Murder Of Policy Queen
James Agazzie, an Ohio penitentiary inmate, identified three men as accomplices in planning the robbery and murder of policy queen Geraldine Johnson on May 11. Detective Sergt James Hogan and others involved fled as the shootout occurred. The convict returns to prison to await indictment by the county grand jury in September on first degree murder charges.
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Cleveland
James Agazzie
Ohio
Geraldine Johnson
Sergt
James Hogan
Ohio Penitentiary
Navy officer seeks recruits in Elyria
Lorain Navy Recruiting Officer Walter I. Hankinson will be at the Federal building recruiting office in Elyria Tuesday between 12 9 00 and 1 00 PM. He will meet men aged 17 to 35 who can pass the physical and mental requirements and have no dependents. Enlistees will go to the Naval Training Station at Great Lakes for 12 weeks of training in boating swimming infantry and small arms drill signaling and lectures. The elder Dumas wrote 67 plays 92 novels 82 historical works 18 travel books and 14 miscellaneous works.
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Walter I. Hankinson
Lorain
Navy Recruiting Office
Federal
Navy
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Dumas
Legion delegate stabbed in street fight near death
Charles Parker 36 of Columbia a delegate to the Ohio department American Legion convention was reportedly near death from chest stab wounds in Cleveland. Police said he was stabbed by one of two men with whom he had been drinking. Cause of the attack unknown. the assailants were being sought.
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Cleveland
Charles Parker
Columbia
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Parker
Beauty spot found at Witch Lake by Mrs Cosgrove
Republic Mich Mrs Elizbeth Cosgrove seeks the world s most beautiful home spot and has created a woodland paradise at an abandoned lumber camp near Witch Lake Her log cabin sits at the center surrounded by forests and abundant wildlife She is a born Irish woman who traveled from Minneapolis and Chicago before settling in upper Michigan peninsula
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Womay
Michigan
Republic
Mich
Elizabeth Cosgrove
Witch Lake
Cosgrove
Ireland
Europe
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Minneapolis
Chicago
Concrete Indian Tep er Home Rises on California Hill
In Escondido California on a hill a 50 foot high concrete Indian teper sits 60 feet wide at the base. It serves as the residence of A L Houghtelin a prominent cattleman who says it will be cool and comfortable though a radical departure from orthodox home building.
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Escondido
Calif
A. L. Houghtelin
Flag with 13 Stars Brought West in 1847 Pioneer Train
Utah couple Mr and Mrs W R Carter treasure an American flag bearing 13 stars said to be about 150 years old. The flag reportedly traveled across the plains with Brigham Youngs first pioneer train in 1847.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
W R Carter
Plains
Brigham Youngs
Oberlin Plans Extension Courses This Fall
Oberlin College will offer six extension courses in fall term. Courses cover Shakespearian drama elementary French general history of education history of American education general history of philosophy and recent European history. Classes meet Saturday mornings for 2 1 2 hour sessions and are open to qualified individuals.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
C. N. Cole
Detroit Families Move to Elyria Homes
Two former Detroit residents plan to live in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Byrd take the house at 149 Eastern Heights and will relocate immediately. Mr. and Mrs. W. Spencer will reside at 331 Harvard Avenue after moving. both couples work in Cleveland New York Central offices.
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Detroit
Elyria
G. C. Byrd
Mich
Eastern Heights Bivd
Byrd
New York Central
Cleveland
W. Spencer
Harvard Avenue
Spencer
New_York Central
Albany Woman Builds Six Inch Telescope
Albany New York Mrs Thomas A Jenkins owns a six inch reflecting telescope. She ground the mirror for six months in her apartment dinette using an emery wheel and a barrel. The mirror, exhibited at a Springfield Vermont amateur meeting, is praised as the best six inch amateur mirror in some time and said to distinguish Saturns rings.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas A. Jenkins
Saturn
Wheat Buys Canyon News Subscriptions This Week
Wheat offers 75 cents per bushel in Canyon for payments to Canyon News subscriptions. The deal helps local farmers renew or start subscriptions and supports the county's newspaper access.
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Canyon
Texas
The
Canyon News
Stratford Defends Log-Chopping Title in Amherst
W J Bill Stratford successfully defended his log chopping crown in Amherst Massachusetts by splitting a red oak log 14.3 inches in diameter in one minute 294 seconds, beating the runner up by more than 30 seconds.
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Amherst
Mass
W. J.bill Stratford
Tammany Leader Defies Probe By Aiding Witness
John F. Curry chieftain of Tammany Hall defies the New York legislative committee by aiding witness Dr. William E. Doyle in the citys $2,000,000 fee case. Curry says it is his political duty to assist Doyle who has faced scrutiny in the probe.
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Legislative Committee
New York City
John F. Curray
Tammany Hall
New York
Curry
William E. Doyle
Fire Department
Navy men accused of aiding Panama police in gambling raid
Two U S Navy personnel from Coco Solo entered a private poker game in civilian clothes and alerted a Panama City police captain before a raid led by Pablo Harris. The case involves possible on shore patrol orders and a chief petty officer as alleged supervisor.
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Colon
Panama
United States Navy
John Ray
C. A Tenniesen
Coco Solo
Pablo Harris
National Assembly
Congress of Panama
Sallora
Navy
American Japanese Suit May Set Precedent in Kobe Court
The Kobe district court handles a case between a US trading firm and a foreign interest over a $3,570 debt from 1923. The suit tests enforcement of an American court decision and has been sent to the Kyoto district court for investigation with international law authorities consulted.
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Kobe
Japan
United States
Kyoto District Court
Mystery of the New England Antiquities Makers
Fragmentary text notes Ed Spauld ine and traders connected to a former governor. It mentions the Capitol and grounds at Washington valued at $50,000,000, hinting at a museum or mall operation tied to antiquities and a political figure.
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Tion
New England Antiquities
Ed Spauld'ne
Urers
Capitol
Washington
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