Slayer of Wife Ends Trial With Death In Jail
Dr Thomas W Young Los Angeles society dentist on trial for smothering wife Grace Grogan Young died in his jail cell by suicide using radio wire tied to a wooden stake The death followed his murder trial and a plan to visit the Beverly Glen cabin where the body was found earlier in February Fire at Universal Studios caused 20000 damage and a factory worker lost a finger in an accident at Lake平 end
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Thomas W. Young
Los Angeles Society
Grace Grogan Young
Jallers
Beverly Glen
Yorr J
Young
Youne
David Creanshorn
Tor. Young
Dr. Young
Mehler
Jal Ie
Trust
New Face of Ohio Income Needed Amid Tax Debate
Gov Day warns Ohio faces bankruptcy unless new revenue measures pass. He argues for state income tax or higher gas taxes as the legislature contemplates funding gaps after veto overrides and substantial appropriations, framing the crisis as a test of state leadership.
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Columbus
Tluaton
Leare
Day Hera
Eawerger
Stete Ter
Harry Kenville
Tdtad
GM Acquires Control of Austin Motor in Britain Reported
London reports say General Motors has gained control of the Austin Motor Company in Britain. Executives, including Swayne, have spent weeks in London amid talks to secure ownership of the English maker. The Austin firm produces a small seven horsepower car and other higher powered models. The British duty on imported cars has strained American automakers, and GM's move may foretell more UK manufacturing to avoid duties.
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London
General Motors Corporation
Austin Mn Company
Republe
Austin Company
Train Wreck Injures Three Near Braeburn Pennsylvania
A derailment on the Buffalo Express of the Pennsylvania lines at Braeburn 20 miles north of Pittsburgh injures three. Engineer A G Miller is badly scalded and unconscious. fireman J H Fiddler also scalded. an express messenger bruised. All passengers escape harm and are taken to a New Kensington hospital.
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Buffalo Express
Pennsylvania Lines
Braeburn
Here
Aa. G. Miller
J. H. Fiddler
Ann
New Kensington
Old Etruscan Wall Unearthed in Lucca During Repairs
In Lucca Italy remains of an ancient Etruscan city wall dating centuries before Roman rule were found during church repairs at Santa Maria della Rosa and near the archbishop's palace. Excavations to reveal more of the ancient defenses are planned as crews continue work on the city’s water pipes and nearby sites.
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Lucca
Italy
Santa Maria Della Rosa
Therchbishop
Assailants Hunted In Acer Woman Case Atchison
A Ne sawn Northeas Kansas town reports an attack on a widow in her late fifties during which she was robbed of cash and valuables. Police search for two youthful suspects described by local witnesses as possibly wealthy young men. The case unsettles residents as authorities pursue clues and medical attention for the injured woman.
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Atchison
Kansas
Tadav
Ateltsog
Five car crash on Oberlin Road injures none seriously
An Oberlin road pileup involving five cars occurred near the ria country club when a Buick touring car driven by Bob Reed attempted to pass a parked truck and collided with a Peerless sedan. The impact sent cars into a ditch. drivers include Reed, Jarrett McCullough, Gordon, Cramer, Web, Malis, Bryden, and Ralphian. No serious injuries reported. minor cuts and bruises.
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Bob Reed
Ried
Ria Country Club
Buick
Aly
Join Thompson
Mount Pleasant
Peerless
Cen
Jarcaret
Leland Bryden
Ra'phian
Kipton
Ohio State University President Search Amid September Talks
Columbus reports say OSU trustees expect September talks with Than Rascoe Pound Harvard about possibly naming him OSU president after Dr Wo O Thompson resigns. Detailing death on the Nok and Waestay Railroad yard from an accidental electrocution.
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Ohio State University
Rascoe Pound
Harvard
Ohio
Wo O. Thompson
Ohio Chief Justice Marks Darrow as Unethical Model
Cleveland audience hears Chief Justice William T. Marshall of the Ohio Supreme Court recount Darrow’s Scopes trial conduct. He urges new Ohio bar members to avoid disreputable law practice and condemns public sensationalism in legal proceedings.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme.Court
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Darro Corduct
Degren
Saben
He Tennessar
Freelz
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Mg Osnanbid
Turner
Erie Foniman
Mrs Theofila Novak Dies at 63 in Elyria
Mrs Theofila Novak wife of Rew Nav died yesterday at St Marys Hospital Neath due to stones. Born in Germany April 24 1862 she was 63. She lived 38 years with her husband. Survived by Joseph of Youngstown Andrew Jr of Fisha Marie Starr of Yoston and Josephine Witt of Sharon Pa. Funeral nine oclock Saturday at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Rew
Inn Melods
Meniotiel Hospital
Grafton
Elyria
West Second Street
Eds
Joseph
Youngstown
Andrew, Jr
Fisha
Marie Starr
Yoston
Josephine Witt
Sharon
St. Mary's
Lorain notes on DeMolay leaders and self-inflicted death
Elyria and Lorain report Ghio DeMoulay Conclave honors with Arte Beebe named Chief Dad of the State DeMolay Advisory Board. In Lorain a man identified as B. J. Nichols shot himself in Honolulu amid postal book checks. his parents seek a Washington inquiry into the case after learning Nichols was buried on the island.
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Elyria
Ghio DeMoulay
Delt City
Arte Beebe
State DeMolay
Lorain
B. J. Nichols
Honolulu
Nichols
Washington
Rome Prisoner Confesses Crimes to End Solitary Routine
Mario Razen, a 50 year old member of a Treste gang, says monotony of solitary confinement drove him to confess to new robberies in Trieste and seek open court. He previously served five years in solitary after 1921 life sentence. He claimed innocence but acted to break isolation.
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Mario Razen
Razen
Treste
Hea
Trieste
Tzazen
Must Read to Obtain Auto License
A clipped civic warning urges drivers to read danger signs on highways to ensure safe tagging. Miller and Brown stress the need to understand warnings and slow signs before driving, warning unreadable motorists may face consequences.
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Ate
Miller
Lavin Auto Club
Thad H. Brown
Tate
Fama
Taut
Bus Driver Faces Charge and City Hall Janitor News
Frank Pole, Lorain, was fired and fined a dollar, facing police court today on a central charge. Frank Austin, a city hall employee, pleads not guilty as his case is set for tomorrow morning. Janitor Frank Jones of city hall will be treated for high blood pressure at Marion Ohio.
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Lorain
Rae
Cntaal
S. C
Ity Hall
Frank Jones
West Avenue
City Hall
Carl Taylor
Taylor
Marion Ohio
Jones
Postal Critics Rally At Convention On Rates Fight
Postmaster General Harry S. New addressed a National Postal Symposium in Cleveland urging Congress to accept postal department rate recommendations. He cited deficits and rising costs and criticized lawmakers for ignoring expert guidance while defending recent salary increases and intended rate hikes.
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Cleveland
United States Congress
Harry S. New
United National Association of Post Office
Post Office
Postatire Department
New
Post Office Department
New Said
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Nts
ATP
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Department of New
Eleven Sign For Wants Conclave
At a Kiwanis Club meeting this noon it was announced eleven Kaw jans have signed to attend the convention next month lasting a week. A Cascade park meeting report praises the event as a success with attendance prize won by Elmer Rice. J.T. F. Saperman of Toledo was chosen as Elks presidential candidate at Cedar Point Ohio with final balloting to come. A Sandusky parade highlighted the day.
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Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park
George Richwine
L. S. Douglas
Elmer Rice
ELKS
Cedar Point
J.T. F. Saperman
Toledo
Ohio
Fed Reserve Board optimistic after survey
Washington August 27 The Federal Reserve Board says July and August show major factors point to unprecedented prosperity. Employment is high and production in basic industries rose in July after a downturn with looming risks from immigration law effects and possible price increases.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Howeve
Department of Agriculture
Japan Floods and Landslide Kill About Forty
Tokyo reports explain a series of floods and a landslide have claimed about forty lives. Meager accounts say several mountain villages were wiped out, and Yokohama faces water shortages after the collapse of the city reservoir.
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Tokyo
Japan
Yo Ohama
Elyria Swimmers Stage Fish Catching Stunt At Pool
A recent activity at the YL MLCA sees a crew place gold fish in the eye pool and allow boys to dive and chase them. The event drew many children who scramble to grab fish as fathers watch, amid slippery splashes and playful chaos.
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YL Mlca
Emission Tesius
Frank Stoddard
Father of Elyria Roman Summoned
Mathew Biersbach aged seventy st street died at home Wednesday. funeral at St Joseph church conducted by Rev Riecklin with interment at Calvary Cemetery. Biersbach, born in Germany in 1850, came to America at age six. he was a member of St Joseph's church and Herman Sons Lodge.
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St. Joseph's Church
Herman Sons Indge
Termiany
America
St. Joseph's Ehurch
Riecklin
Calvary
Preparing for Coal Strike Tuesday
The article notes a possible suspension of work in the anthracite fields by Sept. 1 as authorities monitor the miners and operators dispute. It says above ground anthracite should cover demand until Dec. 1 while bituminous output remains in surplus, with the government relying on public opinion to push a resolution.
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