Famed Detective Says Hauptmann is Not Guilty
Trenton New Jersey December 6 Ellis H Parker famed Chief of Stirling County Detectives is convinced Bruno Richard Hauptmann did not kidnap and kill Charles A Lindbergh Jr Gov Harold G Hoffman said today Parker whose fame as an investigator prompted a book has been working on the Hauptmann case at the request of U S Senator A Harry Moore Moore was governor at the time of the kidnapping
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Ellis H. Parker
Stirlington County
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Harold G. Hoffman
Hauphrans
United States
A. Harry Moore
Moore
Court suits seek foreclosures on Elyria and Columbia properties
The ndwar Mortgage Loan Company sues H W Blaine and others for 2924 dollars on two promissory notes and asks foreclosure of an Elyria property. The Lurain Counts Savings and Trust Company sues Edward J Landin and others for 5043 dollars on a promissory note and seeks foreclosure of a Columbia township property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndwar Mortgage Loan Company
H.W. Blaine Et al
Elyria
Lurain Counts Savings and Trust Company
Edward J. Landin
Relief Bonds Signed Today in Lorain County Aid
Lorain County officials sign relief bonds totaling 142,989 to fund aid and WPA relief efforts. County Auditor C. and others will complete signatures on the bonds, with John Dune and Harry b. S todsr on hand to finalize. The bonds support county relief and indigent care programs amid ongoing recovery efforts. The article also notes historical cures and dentistry myths in a broader, unrelated historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Dar
John Dune
Harry B. Stodsr
British Heir Campbell Marries Louise Vaen at Caxton Hall
Ian Douglas Campbell heir presumptive to Argyll wed Louise Vaen at Caxton Hall registry office on November 23. Louise Vaen is the daughter of Henry Clews, a New York sculptor, in this formal civil ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Douglas Campbell
Dukedom of Argyll
Louise Vaenneck
Caxton Hall
Brice
Henry Clews
New York
Paris To Show Flemish Oils
Paris plans a major Flemish and Brabant panel show drawn from Ghent Antwerp Brussels the Louvre and private collections. It will feature van Eyck works Saint John Bru, Virgin and small portraits, and a portion from Saint Ghent completed in 1432. The exhibit aims to unite a remarkable collection seldom seen together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taliez
Byzan
Ses
Ghent
Antwerp
Brusszis
Louvre
Praviavial Frere
Ceuta
Bru
Saint-Jean
Martin van Neuvre
Saint Cathe
Virgin
Marie Moreesgorce
Saint Ghent
Fragmentary notes reveal scattered quotes on land rights and early science ideas
The readable fragments reference Maori land issues with demands to drink from streams and tribal land boundaries, alongside remarks on Metire laws and a claim about Thomas Hardy's early novels failing commercially. Also mentions Yugoslavia and a boy king with regents.
Oberlin Vets Benefit Concert Details Unclear
Oberlin notes list Conservatory faculty and participants for a veterans service benefit. Names include Williams Rawdon Wigton and two others to be selected. Participants feature Wilbur Thor drums Janet Ashtey piano Arleen Brickley tapping Elaine Lee singing and others with varied instruments. Proceeds fund uniforms for the Noel band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Williams
Conservatory
Rawdon
Wigton
Wilbur Thor
Janet Ashtey
Arleen Brickley
Elaine Lee
Brad Warner
Margaret Ault
Babe S
Alden Woospine
Jane Phillips
G Bsen
Dorothy Harley
Mirferda
Wilma Hall
Helen On
Lucy Hall
Frank Williams
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Details December Events
Oberlin College presents a December calendar with multiple lectures, seminars, concerts, and student notices. Notable items include Dr Char Cleveland, Miss Alice Ferguson, and speakers Ward C. Barnes and A. J. Wallace at various venues. Events span December 11 to 15 with Chapel talks, orchestra performances, and religious services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Arts and Sefemces
Alice A. Ferguson
C Seofield
A. J. Wallace
Tae Scheel
H. Small
Char Cleveland
Finger
R. McAfee
Apmm
Moral Latoratory
Ward C. Barnes
High School Offers Amateur Program
Amateur program details at a high school contest show misspelled lines and unclear figures. The fragment mentions scores and prizes with phrases like outs seventy two to sixty six and two dollars as a prize, indicating a local school event with informal competition and unspecified participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Settle Galion Strike Central Obie Sress
Conciliator for the Labor Department mediated a settlement as company officials agreed to a new wage scale ending the Galion strike. The move provides a return to normal operations after the dispute began earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Obie Sress
Wesseviied
Breen
Ompany
Scot Takes Fire In Chimney At P B Gates Avenue Home
Fire confined to the chimney area of a home on P B Gates Avenue. Neighbors report smoke and heat damage while firefighters quickly contained the blaze with no reported injuries. Authorities investigate cause. home occupancy uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iga
Gatm Wai Fremen of
Nee Company
P. B. Gates Avenue
Naval parity talks prompt Japan autonomy movement focus
Teall naval powers are urged to respect obligations as London confronts Japan on naval parity with Britain and the United States. Foreign Secretaries warn Tokyo that Italo Ethiopan affairs do not excuse attention to the Autonomy movement in North China. Japan’s military actions are tied to northern provinces breaking from the Chinese Nationalist government. In Belgium, attention shifts to auto horns, deep-tow boats, and motorcycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Spenden
Japan
London
Great Britain
United States
China
Officers Chosen By Odd Fellows
The annual election of officers in the Odd Fellows lodge was held Wednesday evening in the I O U. Price John Dunn was elected Noble Grand, Harold Parsons Vice Grand, FP E Sharp. Finery Secretary O C May Corresponding Secretary C O FENSINS, Treasurer C R Sommers Trustee F L Wilson and Harry Campbell, members of the Relief Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
I. O. U. Price
John Dunn
Xneddie Crand
Harold Parsons
FP. E. Sharp
O. C. May
C. O. Fensins
C. R. Sommers
F. L. Wilson
Harry Campbell
Club Hears Review At Hostess Home Meeting
Mrs E A Sterezs hosted the literary and social club on North Street. The program featured a review of the book Follow the Road by William Smith. Mrs L F Holden read and the next meeting is set for December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Sterezs
Terdar
North Street
Read William Smith
L .F. Holden
F. F. Cooke
Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
An all day meeting at Mrs. J. on Nort Pleasari hosted eleven members and a guest. In the annual gathering new officers were elected for the coming year: Prof. Mrs. Rose Dele as vice president, Mrs. Lilian Rae as secretary, Mrs. Mary as treasurer, and Mrs. Comm as another officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ussia Club
Nort Pleasariat
Rose Dele
Lilian Rae
Mary
First Baptist Church Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met with Mrs G A Bakr Soriing Street. Mrs Fred Kenney presided and led devotions. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs George, Vice President Mrs Vers, Treasurer Mrs QO P arden Badger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
G. A. Bakr Soriing
Fred Kenney
George
Vers
QO. P.arden
Badger
Farmers Guests at Business Men's Club Dinner
About one hundred one people attended a meeting of the Business Men's club last evening. Half of the attendees were farmers who were guests of the businessmen at the dinner and at the Oberlin Grange. The program included music and student performances from conservatories and college, followed by brief talks from several club members and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons
the Business Men’s Club
Bu SS
Oberlin Grange
Conservators and College
Tank project details and cost spark importance in Pittsburgh area
A large elevated water tank project near Pittsburgh draws attention for its eight foot diameter center pipe and freeze protection features. Engineer Jacob Powell explains an automatic valve will regulate water and a safety valve will shut off flow during a break. The Pittsburgh-DeMoines Sitesi Company installs the tank at a cost of 84855. Roy Wilson, 32, of Zanesville, died in a nearby truck crash blamed on ice, injuring Robert Cochrane, 31. Also noted, 75 percent of the world’s export beef comes from South American cattle ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Powell
Pittsburgh-DeMoines Sitesi Company
Rion. O
Coron M
Spies At Djibouti Quietly Spur Global Intrigue
Djibouti, on the edge of the Horn of Africa, is described as a magnet for spies and propagandists from many nations. The piece details covert agents, information networks, and rumor swirls across French Somaliland as major powers wage unseen battles. It notes the region’s rise as a hub for adventurers, journalists, and mis sionaries drawn to Ethiopian borders, with espionage stretching toward Europe and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Djibouti
Red Sea
French Somaliland
Ethiopia
Korea
Somalland
Europe
Nationa Sapital
Fibouti
America
Somaliland
América
Ohio C. Of C. Elects New Directors
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce re elected Alexander Thomseyn president. New district vice presidents include Charles E. Denner in the Northeast and Hon George White in the Southeast. Re elected were Henry L. Thompson E W Edwards and R W Gillispie. New directors Grove Patterson Willis D Gradison and J J Stevenson chosen with terms of two and one year respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Alexander Thomseyn
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
Hamilton
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Denner
Cleveland
J. J. Berner
George White
Marietta
Grove Patterson
Toledo
Willis D. Gradison
Cincinnati
J.J. Stevenson
Gradison
Stevenson
Foreign Loops Fill Diz City With Dazzling Noise
Musicians form a group as a first drama in French Somali land opens with a cent talkies. Four town hotels overflow with Turkish coffee and beer while foreign accents chatter. French arrivals play backgammon while Americans and English discuss bridge. Diz population around 3,080 to 4,000 with many French soldiers and officers, plus adventurers and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somaliland
Piar
Diz
Onix
Royalty Helps British Films Rise in Image and Talent
Royalty backs British cinema as King and Queen attend events to boost film production. Prince of Wales, Duke and Duchess of York among royal supporters enabling filming of private as well as public moments at Buckingham Palace. Young Smith-Dorrien, once tied to the Court, seeks a future in film and praises British actors trained for cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpbon
Roraltrr
Roralt Y
Prince of Wales
Duke and Duchess of York
Buckingham Palace
Trousseau
Duchess of Kent
Ander
Royal School of Needlework
Smith-Dorrien
Prinntipal
Lady Smith
David
Breen
Lad
Court of
Young Smith- Dorrien
Hollywood
Yvonne Arnaud
Elstree
City R Films
Market and Livestock Report with Prices and Stocks
Cleveland and Chicago markets show steady butter eggs poultry and potatoes with varied livestock receipts. Cattle calves sheep and hogs traded steady to lower with detailed price ranges for each category and grain feeds listed alongside local produce like cabbage celery mushrooms and parsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Poe
Chicago
staniAye
Dec Titec
United States
Minta Sanfi
Sertten Fearir
Colorado
Eleventh District Kiwanis Meeting Highlights In Ohio
The Ohio district reports 119 clubs with International noting 1800 to 1900 members and growth ahead. Elria Lorain’s Sixth Division is the largest by membership as delegates from Lorain Wellington and Euclid attend. Entertainment by the Elyria Quartet and Armitage leads to singing to preserve reputations. A Christmas toy drive by the Knights of Columbus is announced for the Monday banquet at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nevada
Ohio
International
Elrria
Lorain
United States
Canada
Zoternor
Am Williams
Gorlieuter Sovernor Landp- 2
Lis Sovernor
Charles J. Davis
Lieutena Xenior
Rus Glass
Euclid
Wellington
Elyria Quartet
Burns
van Wormer
Smith
Brown
Gens St. Marie
Armitage
First Congregational Church
John Mmccalther
Knights of Columbus
Continued clinic checkups show progress of treatments
NUMBER THREE continues from page 1 with a 108 clinic visit for the first time. The youngest patient is a 4 month old Oberlin girl, and a 19 month old Elyria girl also seeks evaluation. Others are under two years old. The oldest patient is a 23 year old Lucas youth who was treated ten years ago for a bone infection and returns to ensure no relapse. Doctors assure the condition appears cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Elyria
Lucas
Eggs to be judged at Lorain poultry show session
D. W. Furnow of the Ohio Farm Bureau in Cleveland will judge the egg show next Tuesday night in the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room during the Lorain County poultry school final session. Poultrymen may bring a dozen eggs for judging as announced by county agent C. I. Hummel. Burma’s pagodas are built on elevated platforms with bells that ring day and night from wind caught on top bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Furnow
Ohio Farm Bureau of
Cleveland
Elyria Savings and Trust Company Directors
Lorain County Poultry School
C. I. Hummel
Hummel
Burma
Film Star Trains Years for Stage Roles in Loyalties
A film star, after three years in repertory, takes the role of de Levis at 32. He has appeared in Noel Coward productions including Private Lives and led Bernard Shaw plays. Newsreels show Italian war activities in Africa while Ethiopian warriors are cheered in local theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Levis
Noel Coward
Africa
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Hauptmann
England
Felska
Rocco Trombetti
Hotel Newell
Driggist
Cadsweh
Caldwell
Lan Douglas Campbell
Jacse Paotg
Paris
Metire
Mitane
Thomas Hardy
Yugoslavia
Peter Tt
Murbach
Esther Alflen
de Vets
Bob Herrick
Se Tadle
Oberlin College
Firrer Chapel
L. E. Lord
Acre
C. T
Zram Baye
Scot
Belgium
Odd
Club Hears Review
Club
South America
Concord Worsted Mills
Concord, N. A
Vincent Arthaud
University of Nebraska
Acme
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Ohio C. of C
Royalty
Sederis
Cleveland Livestock
Evator Co
Fairchid M Me
Ehelce
Freds
Fiotr
Wooster
Larze
Si TS i. S. Stan Isrge
Tan Med City Pulters
C. Jarze
Salsify
Hothouse
Page
Blue Bird
Star Shoe Shop
Donnell
VW Ruasch
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