New trial order opposed in Tilby Smith case
Ashtabula Ohio Aug 28 plans to fight the Ohio Court of Appeals ruling granting Tilby Smith a new trial were announced by Howard J Nazor who said an appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court will seek reversal. Smith was convicted of first degree murder for killing his wife Clara and is awaiting execution in the state penitentiary. The appellate court held Judge Sargent erred in denying defense requests to waive a jury on punishment and have the judge decide sentence. Observers expect the defense to use similar tactics in next month’s trial of Mrs Maude Lowther tied to the case and a blanket homicide charge.
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Ashtabuls
Court of Appeals
Tilby Smith
Love
Clara
Howard J. Nazor
Xmazor
Ohio Supreme Court
Smith
Ohio
Dle
Charles R. Sargent
Dennis F. Duniavy
Carey S. Sheldon
Maude Lowther
Sargent
Ashtabula
Eaton Faction Restes in Trial Over Sheet Tube Bethlehem Merger
In Youngstown the Eaton faction rested its case in the high profile suit to block the billion dollar merger of Youngstown Sheet & Tube with Bethlehem Steel. The defense led by former Secretary of War Newton D Baker began the closing chapter as George O May of Price Waterhouse testified on merger stock basis under questioning by Bethlehem’s Frederick H Wood.
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Youngstown. G
Auz
Cyrus S. Eaton
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eaton
Newton Dr. Baker
Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem
George O. May
Price, Waterhouse & Company
New York
Frederick H. Wood
Apple Trees Stripped Reported Near Grafton Farm
Henry Ingersoll reported to the sheriff this morning that three trees on his farm near Grafton had been stripped of all their fruit since Sunday. Sheriff Clarence E. Adams warned deputy patrols will prosecute vandals in fruit growing districts as complaints rise and he aims to stamp out the issue.
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Henry Ingersoll
Grafton
Clarence E. Adams
Tree sitter down ends marathon at local school start
South Bend, Aug 28. Jimmy Sugonits, 14, mourns start of school for two reasons he does not attend and because it ends his tree sitting marathon. His mother brought him down last night from the tree he perched in since July 18 in a protest that drew local attention.
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South Bend
Ind
Jimmy Sugonits
Jimmy
Dal Boone
Blanking Eyes Is New Sport In Hollywood
In Hollywood on August 25 Rex Lease the motion picture cowboy who recently paid a $30 fine for blacking the era of Vivian Duncan was involved in a scuffle at an exclusive film colony cafe. Hal Duncan, Vivian’s brother, allegedly struck Lease but a single blow was counted by cafe owner Charles Eaton. Lease identified himself and toppled to the floor before an unnamed friend carried him away.
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Hollywood
Calif
Rex Lease
Vivian Duncan
Hal Duncan
Duncan
Lease
Charles Eaton
Rosetta
JAIL DELIVERY AND FARE PLOT UNRAVELS IN OHIO JAIL
Three men Fred Massa Earl Sites and Kenneth McCartney accused of murder and tied to a jail delivery plot were held in Crawford county jail after a fire and vandalism attempt. Massa faces first degree murder trial September 5 with co defendants to stand trial in the following weeks. The men were previously jailed on charges connected to the death of Ralph Wilcox during a Galion area holdup.
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Bucyrus
Crawford County
Fred Massa
Earl Sites
Kenneth McCartney
Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph Wil‘cox
Galion
Arthur Stuchert
Stuckert
Massa
Wilcox
Mansfield
Auto Accident Suit Filed Over June Crash
Helen Bexes a minor of Amherst sues Sam Weinzartner Lorain and George Griffith Vermilion for 15000 damages alleging injuries from a June 22 accident including a fractured skull concussion and a fractured nose. The girl's mother acts for her in the case.
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Sam Weinzartner
Lorain
George Griffith
Vermilion
Helen Bexes
Amherst
al Eges
Colorado Man Elected Commander in Chief of G A R
James E. Jewel of Fort Morgan Colorado was elected Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the 64th annual encampment in Cincinnati. Jewel defeated Harding Merrill of Wichita Kansas Samuel P. Town of Pennsylvania and Smith Timmel of Fargo North Dakota after the Kansas delegation shifted its votes to Merrill. Retiring Commander Edwin J. Foster was proposed for re election but declined to run.
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Cincinnatio
James E. Jewel
Fort Morgan
Colin
Grand Army of the Republic
Des Moines
Jewel
Harding I. Merrill
Wichita
Kas
Samuel P
Pennsylvania
Smith Timmel
Fargo
N. D
Kansas
Merrill
Edwin J. Foster
Foster
County Okays Meumbart Ditch Improvement Plan
Brownhelm officials reported county commissioners held the first hearing on the Meumbart ditch improvement this morning and favored the project. The decision means an estimate will be ordered soon for the proposed work.
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Atttch
Meumbart
Brownhelm
Cleveland labor official speaks to Kiwanis Club
Henry W. Raisse, publicity secretary of the Cleveland Federation of Labor, spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Newell Hotel. He argued organized labor raises wages and hours to justify union work, warned against wage cuts, and urged cooperation between business, professionals, and unions to ease unemployment and prevent debt.
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Henry W. Raisse
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Kiwanis Club
Newell
Harry McLaughlin
Ohio Federation of Labor
Raisse
Tiger Attack Fatal to Boy at Luna Park Zoo
Twelve year old Alfred Hill died at a police hospital after being mauled by a tiger in a Luna Park Zoo enclosure. His mother Lynett Hill donated blood for transfusion efforts, but Alfred succumbed two transfusions later. A lion tamer fired into the tiger’s brain, ending the animal’s life.
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Los Angeles
Alfred Hill
Luna Park Zoo
Lynett Hill
Alfred
Ioo
Melvin Koontz
Willie
Ralph Weberg
Carl Sabin
Ingazi
Father dies in blaze while seeking trapped daughter
Salvadore Martell, father of nine, perished in a house fire while searching for his 15 year old daughter Jeanette, who was among onlookers. Firemen recovered his body in the ruins after he entered the burning building mistaken for being trapped on the second floor.
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Pennsgheuve
X. J
Salvadore Martell
Jeanette
Buckeyes to meet Penn in 1932 1933 football set
Ohio State University announces contracts with the University of Pennsylvania for football games in 1932 and 1953 replacing the Navy deal. Penn will play at Ohio Stadium in 1932 and Ohio State will visit Philadelphia in 1933.
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STATE
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Ohio State University Today
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
Penn
Ohio Stadium
Buckeyes
Philadelphia
Argentina Alarmed By Possible Military Movement
Private cable advices received in New York report Argentina’s government seriously alarmed over the possibility of a political movement led by military elements. Buenos Aires opinion suggests such an a possibility could occur.
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New York
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Widow Jumps From Airplane Near Frankfurt Tragedy
Berlin Aug 28 A bereaved 22 year old widow Mrs Elfrede Amlinger died by her own action jumping from a passenger plane at 3000 feet near Frankfurt The woman was en route to Berlin to attend her husband s funeral an army aviator killed in a recent crash Three other passengers did not notice the act
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Berlin
Frankfurt
Elfrede Amlinger
Ohio Banks See Deposits Rise and Resources Stable
Ohio banks posted an overall $27.88 million rise in deposits from March to midsummer driven largely by savings deposits, while demand balances shifted to interest bearing accounts. Total bank resources slipped $4.75 million to about $3.2766 billion as mergers occurred, with cash reserves up $24.23 million to roughly $370.12 million. City records show three lodgers overnight: Theodore Rikshar, 23, homeless. James Mar, 28, Terre Haute. Robt Cloy don, 38, Roanoke.
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Columbus
Gnio
Ohio Bankers Association
Ohio
Theodore Rkkshar
James Mar
Terre Haute
Ind
Rob’t Cloydon
Roanoke
Who Is This Elyrian A City Council Newcomer
The Elyrian silhouette marks a newcomer to the city council. He is a young local business figure known for playing hymns for a Sunday school class in the city. Do you recognize him.
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Elyrian
Detroit Budapest Flight Plan Ends Overnight Halt
Captains George Andrews and Alexander Magyar, Hungarian aviators, prepared for a Detroit to Budapest attempt in a Lockheed Sirius monoplane named Justice for Hungary. They departed Los Angeles Tuesday and paused in El Paso due to a fuel-tank leak. No date is set for the trans Atlantic hop. The route would run from Detroit to Newfoundland, then a single hop to Budapest.
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EL Paso
Tex
George Andrews
Alexander Magyar
Detroit
Urges Churches to Spend More Time on Youth
Professor Paul Rusch of St Pauls University Tokyo tells Oberlin convention that Christianity risks decline if churches neglect youth training. He urges clergy and lay leaders to give young men more opportunities to lead Christianizing efforts in America and the world. He notes strong interest among youth and Japanese students while calling for renewed church leadership. The convention plans a Lorain County canvass and a mass meeting Friday with speakers including Col. Raymond Robbins and a multiracial program at Christ Church.
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Oberlin
Paul Rusch
St. Pauls University
Tokyo
Japan
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Church
Oberlin College
Rusch
Prof
America
St. Paul's University
Apnajal
Christ Church
John Ponnish Aaron
Madras
India
John Fumio Yamamoto
Fred J. Pitts
Toronto
Granada
Ernest H. Ramm
Canada
Paul Isamu Noguchi
C. C. Roubiard
South Dakota
Romutado Gonzalez
Havana
Cuba
Americans Swearing an Art Says Japanese Doctor
Cleveland observer Dr. Tomio Motose reports Americans use profanity as a practical art. He found 1,000 pedestrians studied, with more swearing in afternoon than morning, fat men more eloquent, and various reactions to his sidewalk reminder experiment. Most responses ranged from puzzled to amused.
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Cleveland
Tomio Motose
Tokio Shimbun
University of Toki
Shakespeare
Motose
America
Maaso
Chipsen
Takeo Tanaka
No Bull Fight At Fair Card Sparks Patrol Capture
A rumor claims Elyria Police Officer M L Obitts halted an errant prize Ayrshire bull on fair grounds. The bull fled toward a bridge after spectators mocked a cattle entry, prompting a pursuit by a cattle truck to recapture the animal and return it to its stall.
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Elyria
M. L. Obitts
Ayrshire
Fair
Obitts
Third Street
Jauima
Guards hunt sinking ship off Atlantic City
Coast guards search for the Francis T. after survivors say the vessel ran aground and sank off New Jersey with four aboard. Nova Scotia natives Larrie Banbury and Atkinson allege the ship carried liquor to Bermuda. the three are detained for illegal entry as authorities pursue confirmation of the wreck.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Coast
Francis T
John Larrie
Freeman Banbury
Clarence Atkinson
Halifax
N.S
Bermuda
Coast Guard
John Wagner
U. S
Gloucester
Washington
No Race Challenge For Great Lakes Steamers
Detroit August 28 UP I The Detroit and Cleveland lake steam ship line declined to enter publicity stunts saying they are too busy with regular service to consider a race against the Seeand Bee and have not received any challenge from Cleveland Buffalo Transit. Manager E H McCracken dismissed the idea as publicity scheme and said there is no time to bother with it.
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Detroit
UPI
Petroit and
Cleveland Lake
E. H. McCracken
McCracken
Probe Crashes Of Two Planes As Ten Killed
Paris Aug 28 French aviation officials probed sabotage after two army planes from the same airdrome crashed, killing ten. Six soldiers died in Chartres on Tuesday and four more perished when a four motor bomber crashed near Dijon during night patrol, injuring two.
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Paris
Chartres Tusday
Dijon
Neches Sinks After Collision Near Bay Entrance
The Clyde-Mallory freighter Neches struck a scow near Fort Wadsworth at the bay entrance. Captain Eber Estes died when a load of pipe crushed him as the ship sank rapidly. Twenty-one survivors were rescued. four others were hospitalized or placed in care.
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New York
Neches
Key West
Tampa
Mobile
Fort Wadseworth
Eber Estes
Coast Guard
Ram
Xell
Samuel Stassen
E. Carey
Estes
Stassen
Carer
Clyde-Mallory
Stapleton, S. F
Seaman's Institute
Stalsen
Marine Hospital
Staten Island
Dauntless
Fergusons End Texas Political Run After 16 Years
AUSTIN Aug 26 After 16 stormy years in Texas politics the Fergusons Pa and Ma say they will not appear on another Democratic primary ballot They cite a quarter million supporters unable to pay poll tax and note Mrs Miriam A Ferguson failed to congratulate Ross Sterling Houston publisher whose remarks labeled them two rotten eyes Ma Ferguson condemns the action as uncouth and waives congratulations
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Austin
Texas
Fergusons
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ross S. Sterling
Houston
Victorias
Sterling
Low Priced Used Cars In Summer Clearance Sale
Chronicle Telexram reports a summer end clearance of used cars with hundreds offered at reduced prices. Customers are urged to act quickly, as selection is strong for both primary and second vehicles, with detailed listings in page 16.
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Last Nights Chronicle- Telexram
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