Quarrel Ends in Death of Youth in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a quarrel between a father fireman Arthur Thompson 48 and his son Robert Arthur Thompson 21 ended with the son’s death in his apartment. An autopsy by Coroner Edward Smith was pending to determine if death resulted from a blow heart trouble or alcohol. The father admitted striking his son on the chin after a dispute over drinking and abuse of the mother and infant Dilly Dawn.
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Columbus
Robert Arthur ‘Thompson
Arthur Thompson
Edward Smith
Thompson
Dilly Dawn
Jay Currier Freed After 10 Days for Court Contempt
Former Oberlin postal clerk Jay Currier was released from county jail today after serving 10 days for contempt of court for failure to pay alimony. He was fined $30 plus costs.
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Jay Currier
Oberlin
Currier
Lakewood Fan Fined for Reckless Driving
Lakewood resident Carl Burt was fined $10 and costs after being arraigned before Justice A. George for reckless driving. He was arrested by two deputy sheriffs.
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Lakewood
Carl Burt
Costa
A. George
Do-X Seaplane Starts New York Trip From Miami
Germanys Do X trans Atlantic seaplane with 12 passengers departed from Biscayne Bay at 7 15 am bound for New York. It will refuel at Charleston Norfolk and reach New York by Wednesday with stops along the east coast after a Miami visit from Antilla Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Germany
New York
Charleston
D. C
Norfolk
Biscayne Bay
Antla
Cuba
South American
Bank Inventory Filed For Amherst Savings and Banking
An inventory filed with the court by C. W. Miller shows Amherst Savings and Banking Company assets and liabilities at 724 848.25 dollars after closing on July 29. Mortgage loans total 311 175.51 dollars and savings 40 447.85 dollars. total cash 7 146.59 dollars. Debts include 15 000 from National Bank of Commerce Lorain 8 882.40 from Union Trust Cleveland and 111.81 from Chase National Bank New York.
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Amherst Savings and Banking Company
C. W. Miller
National Bank of Commerce
Lorain
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Chase National Bank of New York
Mrs Laub questioned in Potter murder case racketeering links
In Cleveland on August 25 Mrs Margaret Laub was called for questioning over claims that her husband Fred Laub offered money by racketeers to deny testimony in the Potter slaying case. She said Rothkopf, a key racketeer witness, was seen in Cleveland recently and tied to the case involving Hymie Martin and the late councilman William E Potter.
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Vleveland. O
Margaret Lah
Fred
Laub
Pittsburgh
Martin
William E. Potter
Potter
Mra
Rothkopf
Hymie Martin
Cleveland
Rothkoopf
Cut In Cost Of Elections Urged
Ohio Institute calls for economy to cut statewide election costs totaling 2.859 million in 1990. Proposes larger precincts of 4 900 voters, fewer full time staff, smarter purchasing, use of schools as polling places, and central handling of late registrations. Birds to fight insects urged in Ashland Wisconsin with roosts proposed to curb pests.
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Columbus
Ohio Institute
Ohio
Ohina
Ashland
Wis
E. F. Pruett
Capone Sought Help to Free Chicago Kidnap Victim Lynch
Chicago reports say Al Capone was asked to aid in freeing John J. Lynch a wealthy gambler kidnapped near Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Detectives traced the inquiry and noted threats to Lynch’s life unless 256000 dollars ransom is paid with a deadline set by the abductors.
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Chicago
Alphonse
Scarface al) Capone
John J. Lynch
Lynch
Capone
Lake Geneva
Wis
General News Bureau
Frank Bordwell
Walworth County
Wisconsin
George O'Brien
Cleveland Unveils New Black List With 200 Names
Cleveland receives a new black list containing over 200 gangsters racketeers and ar bitrary thugs compiled from detective lists. Those named will be surveilled rather than arrested on sight as in the previous roster. Police say the list covers every public enemy known to the Cleveland detective bureau.
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Cleveland
George J. Matowitz
Cleveland Detective Bureau
Deaths and legal notices from Elyria and Cleveland
Emily L Wood died at Home for the Aged after a long illness born in Desert England March 2 1845 she lived at Elyria Home for seven years body to Taylor Funeral Home funeral to be announced. Marie Maloney wife of William Maloney Warren died suddenly at daughter Mrs W Scott 5 West River street survived by four sons two daughters and one sister funeral at St Marys Church Wednesday 9 am burial St Marys Cemetery. In Cleveland Police Judge Sweeney released Federal Prohibition Agent Robert Thompson after a hearing on drunkenness with Lew Horne asserting Thompson was dazed by a blow. Edward Murray Elyria fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication before Mayor James A Hewitt. In Chicago Alphonso Weissmuller accused by wife Anna Weissmuller in a divorce suit after he threw a blueberry pie at her during a scene inspired by motion pictures.
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Emily L. Wood
Emily Louisa Wood
Desert
England
Elyria
Tar Taylor
Marie Maloney
William Maloney
Warren
Wits Scott
River Street
Henry
Waller
Edward
Matthew
Willis Scott
Thomas Pascute
Mansfield
Edward Schiaiet
Mount Vernon
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Cleveland, O
Martin L. Sweeney
Robert Thompson
Lew Horne
Thompson
May
Ciry
Horne
Chicago
Anna Weissmuller
Alphonse Weissmuller
Weissmuller
October 13 Registration Deadline For General Election
The board of elections announces the final registration date for the general election on November 3. Citizens not yet registered may complete registration by October 13 at the board of elections.
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Board of Elections
Miss Stella Mallory Weds G P Dickerman at Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio August wedding unites Miss Stella Mallory daughter of Mrs Mary P Mallory with Charles P Dickerman. Ceremony at five o clock featured palm and fern altar decor and vocal selections by Mrs Carleton Collins and organist Mrs Dorothy Delaney. The couple left for Philadelphia where Dickerman resumes osteopathy studies. both graduates of Oberlin College.
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Oberlin, O
Stella Mallory
Mary P. Mallory
North Professor Street
Charles P. Dickerman
Carleton Collins
Toledo
Dorothy Delaney
Lancaster
Ruth Brooks
Lilli
Mary Jo Quick
Monroe
Mics
Judson Dickerman
Washington, D. C
Vatican
Philadelphia
School of Osteopathy
Mrs. Dickerman
Oberlin College
Mrs. Charlatte E. Wright Dies at 72 in Lorain Street Home
Mrs. Charlatte Elizabeth Wist, 72, died in the afternoon at her Lorain Street home after a long illness. Born in Red Lake, Minnesota in 1852, she was a daughter of Sara Goodrich Wrigs and Emailne Farnsworth and came with her parents to Cheriin.
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Charlatte
Elizabeth Wist
Lorain Street
Borrn
Red Lake
Minn
Sara Goodrich Wrigs
Emailne Farnsworth
Cheriin
Crusaders Plan Active Part In Congress Race
In northeastern Ohio Crusaders, led by Col Hughes, plan extensive involvement in the 7th district race. John A Huenes of Cleveland and Yeckley of Lorain command Crusader battalions with leaders in Lorain and surrounding counties eying a congressional bid and primaries next year.
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Crusaders
Congress
Conmmel John A Huenes
Cleveland
ELOG
Hal W. Jonneau
Yeckley
I. Lorain
I and Johnson
Lora County
Hughes
14 County
Ohio
Hughes Concree
Obi Port
Dare
Sponsors Of Dry Paper Revealed
New York August 2. A letterhead appeal to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union seeks financial support for a proposed national daily newspaper. The committee includes William G. McAdoo Sebastian S Kresge Arthur Capper William Allen White Henry J Allen Ruth Morgan Irving Fisher Clement M Biddle Carrie Chapman Catt George Fort Milton Robert D Carey Newell Sanders Franklin W Fort and others.
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New York
Stanlavy High
Ursanizer
Women's Christian Temperance Union
William G. Mi Adoo
Sebastian Kresge
Arthur Capper
Kansas
William Allen White
Henry J. Allen
Rator
Misa Ruth Morgan
Sea York
William
Lima
Irving Fisher
Frederick C. Walcott
Clement M. Biddle
Carrie Chapman Catt
George Fort Milton
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Newell Sanders
Tennessee
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Voice Recovered After Banana Peel Incident
A man previously said to have lost his voice after slipping on a banana peel has recovered his speech. Doctors had tried special treatments without success, but while riding a train he awakened and spoke, indicating permanent restoration of his voice.
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New Gaitain, Con
Guduraick
Wood for Army Planes Shipped From New London
A trainload of wood for United States army aircraft was shipped from New London Wisconsin to Hawaii the Philippines the Panama Canal Zone and aviation posts nationwide. The shipment meets the army's needs for the coming year and underscores wartime production and supply priorities. In Rockville Rhode Island youth camp activities spark vivid redskin-themed impersonations as nightly initiations and war whoops echo through Yawgoog Camp.
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ARMY
New London
Wis
United States Army Ip
Hawaii
Philippnes
Panama Canal Zone
Rockville
R. I
Hoy
Plan Sale Of Lima Firm To Standard Oil
Lima Oil Company plans to sell its assets to the Standard Oil Company of Ohio under a merger agreement. W T Holliday, president of Standard Oil of Ohio, said stockholders may approve the merger at a special meeting in October. Holders can elect 17 Standard Oil shares for each Lima share or exchange on a 3 1 2 to 1 basis.
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Levelland
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
Lima Oil Company
Storkhollers
James E ONeill Dies in France at Villa San Antonio
James E O Neill former president of the Prairie Oil and Gas Company died in Cannes France on Monday at his Villa San Antonio. His wife son and daughter were at his bedside. Funeral services set for Wednesday morning. He had long denied involvement in the Teapot Dome affair in a signed affidavit released posthumously.
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Cannes
Francré
James E. O Neill
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Jhn
United Sates
Villa
San Antonio
Washington
James E. O'Neill
France
Teapot Dome
O'Neill
Legal suits in Lorain involve taxes and personal claims
Ida Valdeseria sues the City of Lorain and county taxing authorities to block excessive tax collections on a $690 lot with assessments totaling $475. Katherine Kovacevic, via her father Peter, sues Joe Klasnick in Lorain for $5,000 over an assault. Arthur Haynes seeks a divorce from Lillian who filed the original case recently. Helen Acs, administratrix of Steve Bertalan's estate, sues the Hungarian Dramatic and Rick Benefit Society for $413 for a death benefit that named the deceased's wife as beneficiary.
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Ida Valdeseria
Lorain
Katherine Kovacevic
Peter
Joe Klasnick
Helen Acs
Steve Bertalan
Hungarian Dramatic and Rick Benefit Society
Ohio crops seen setting records with limited exceptions
Ohio agricultural authorities project near record yields across most crops this year. Wheat may average 30 bushels per acre, total more than 52 million bushels. corn around 154 million. oats about 65 million, with potatoes tobacco oats and barley lagging behind.
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Columbus
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Olon State University Department of Rural Economics
Ohio
Amateur Circle Event in Amherst Includes Cards and Socials
An Amherst social notes item details Circle No. One hosting at the home of Mee Mable Welermott with guests, a fan tan game, and casual luncheon. The piece lists attendees by name and notes a moonlight ride on Chippewa Lake, plus a long hospital and hunting trip update from nearby residents.
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Amherst
Mable Welermott
Tenney
Josephs Carbolte Ehurch
Howe
Cova
Peter
Wilkes
Peter Sawer
New French Wave Set Promises Easy Natural Finger Waves
A French method enables natural deep finger waves at home with curlers like ease. It claims no grease or flaking, resists dampness, and lasts seven days. Sold as to-cur Waveset at toilet counters for a few cents, plus Jo-cur Henna Ring for bronze glint.
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Costa
Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock and Produce
The Cleveland livestock market shows lower to steady quotes with hogs and pigs around 6.00 to 6.28 per 100 pounds and lighter sizes selling near 6.00. Cattle and calves lean to bulk buyers with steady or slightly weaker bids, while hogs lead trends alongside dairy and grain byproducts. vegetable and fruit quotes cover a wide range with many items on track or in track sales including United States cobblers and New Jersey produce.
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Cleveland
Mitside
Ang Cilis
Man Loses 22 Pounds on Kruschen Salts Diet
Detroit man Herman Riinkis thanks Kruschen Salts for relieving rheumatic aches and helping him drop 22 pounds after starting the daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. The ad claims a 4 week supply costs 85 cents and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Herman Riinkis
Detroit
C. W. Phillins
America
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