Bond Bargains Seen in Babson Chart at Park
Babson Park Massachusetts reports underlying factors favor a strong bond market yet temporary influences push prices below intrinsic value. Investors may find bargains yielding 6 percent to 9 percent across second grade, utilities, industrials, and railroads, with risk levels varying. unlisted issues offer high income but limited marketability.
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
Publishers Financial Bureau
Oberlin Social Roundup Reflects Holidays and Visits
New Oberlin residents and visitors fill a busy holiday note with numerous calls and gatherings. Families from Cleveland Akron Lorain Wellington Lakewood Athens and Detroit share meals dances and parties while health improves for Mrs Reisinger and local groups prepare a Christmas program for the P T A at the school.
Capone Faces Possible Electric Chair in Chicago
Evidence is being gathered to indict Scarface Al Capone on murder charges with a vagrancy warrant aimed at bringing him into custody. Judge John H. Lyle announced that an investigation into two gang killings, including the 1924 slaying of Joseph Howard, is underway as prosecutors seek testimony long unreached. The probe also considers unsolved slayings linked to Capone’s leadership after Big Jim Colosimo.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
John H. Lyle
Capone
Lyle
Chicago Safety Council
Joseph Howard
Big Jim” Colosimo
Underworld
Local Social Roundup From Elyria and Nearby Towns
F J Schmitz and wife were in Elyria on business Thursday. Mrs Finn C Brown and Mrs G C H Dion visited relatives in Toledo. Mrs J Brackley was an Elyria visitor Monday. Ralph Skellenger of Lakewood stayed all day at the Wm Peabody home with Clarence Peabody and daughter Annette. Harley Telford and Mrs R H Reighly shopped in Elyria Thursday. Henry Schmitz family entertained at John Younglas Amherst Sunday afternoon. they later called on Peter A Schmitz. Theodore Mann and family spent Saturday evening with Chas Pallas in Elyria. Locals attended the Grange card party at Oberlin Grange hall Saturday. Leonard Berg of North Russia was a supper guest of Mr and Mrs R E Heath Sunday evening. Michael Smith attended John Tite funeral in Elyria Thursday. Mrs C Justin, N Webber and G H Dion called on Mrs Arthur Dion of Oberlin recently. Emma Wehbber home from Elyria over Sunday. Chas Pomroy and daughter Eleanor May, Ray Cliff of Elyria spent Sunday afternoon with the Heaths. Carl Schmitz was in Cleveland one day last week. Mr and Mrs C Justin were Elyria shoppers Thursday.
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New Oberlin
Conroy
Ely Tia
Ralph Heath
Oberlin
F. J. Schmitz
Carl Schmitz
Dorothy Ann
C. Justin
Ralph Clyde
Jeanette Nicholas
Donald
Loretta
Lloyd Mathias Wohleber
Harold
Robert
G. H. Dion
Forrest Taylor
Wellington
Raymond Reisinger
Reisinger
Florida
Worseter
Inez Austin
Lakewood
Reisingers
Raan
Lola Folley
Clyde
Athens
Chas Davis
Detroit
Leo Smith
Billy
Dorothy Smith
Michael Smith
John Emmerich
Jake Emerich
P. T A
Elyria
Finn C. Brown
GC. H. Dion
Toledo
J. Brackley
Ralph Skellenger
Wm. Peabody
Clarence Peabody
Annette
Town Haroad
Harley Telford
R. H. Reighly
Henry Schmitz
John Younglas
Amherst
Peter A. Schmitz
Theodore Mann
Chas Pallas
Oberlin Grange Hall
Leonard Berg
North Russia
R. E. Heath
John Tite
Eleanor May
Ray Cliff
R.&. Heath
Cleveland
West Orange dubbed most poorly lighted town
Terence A. Mulvey, president of the Board of Trade, called West Orange the most poorly lighted town in a board meeting. He said strangers are shocked by the badly lit streets and urged action. A committee was named to urge the town commission to improve lighting.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Terence A. Mulvey
Board of Trade
Eight-Hour Workday Decree Bans Reading at Office
President Enrique Olaya Herrera issues a decree ordering all Bogota government workers to a minimum eight hour day. Reading newspapers or novels and other amusements during work is forbidden with Saturday afternoons off only by special circumstance.
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Bogota
Colombia
Enrique Olaya’ Herrera
Eight Hour Day Proposed for Miners' Horses in Parliament
London a bill has been presented to parliament demanding an eight hour day for horses employed in mines.
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London
Shepard Murder Trial Near End
Kansas City Kan December 19 The murder trial of Major Charles A Shepard 59 charged with killing his 37 year old wife to marry a 24 year old near ended in Federal Court Indications were the case will go to a jury of 12 farmers Saturday Government rebuttal testimony and defense sur rebuttal were scheduled today Army officers and others close to Mrs Zenana Mouskey Shepard 37 during her fate illness at Fort Riley Kaw in 1929 were to be called Their testimony was expected to contradict defense claims that Mrs Shepard was an alcoholic drug addict and often wished to die The governments case rests on details of Maj Shepard love affair with Miss Grace Brandon 24 San Antonio Tex a stenographer and the mystery surrounding his wife s death
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Kansas City
Kan
Charles A. Shepard
Army
Zenana Mouskeyr Shepard
Fort Riley
Kaw
S. M. Brewster
United States
Shepard
Major Shepard
Grace Brandon
San Antonio
Tex
Prosecution Ties Major Shepard to Marriage Request
The prosecution sought to prove Major Shepard had asked Mrs Brandon to marry him prior to his wife's death, implying motive or complicity in the surrounding case.
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Major Shepard
Mrs Brandon
Suit for 15000 Filed in Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Strohm of Lorain filed a 15000 civil action in common pleas court against Robert Rodgers of Elyria alleging Rodgers caused a Lorain accident on October 7.
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Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Strohm
Lorain
Robert Rodgers
Elyria
Roman Pottery Kiln Opens New Discussion on Isle of Wight
Accident discovery of a Roman pottery kiln near Newton on the Isle of Wight has sparked interest and speculation that Romans used the island as a headquarters for extensive pottery manufacture and distribution during their occupation. Excavations continue to test this theory, with crude imitations of Samian Ware and Osborn clay found at the site indicating local clay sources for the yellowed pottery common on the island.
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Newton
Isle of Wight
Osborn
Local Woman Loses Purse and Receives Ill Favored Letter
A woman named Ine sin Dodd misplaced her purse near a home where a baby was about to burn. Days earlier she had received $46 in cash by mail with a note apologizing for past debts and asking forgiveness, claiming the letter found her purse on the road to town.
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Sin Dodd
Oregon and Washington National Forest Attendance Rise
Forest officials report nearly 3 million visitors across 22 regional forests in Oregon and Washington this year. Oregon’s 14 forests drew 1,627,280 visitors while Washington’s eight forests recorded 1,253,120. Mt Hood National Forest led with 700,757 visitors.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Mt. Hood National Forest
Portland policeman shoots two geese with revolver
Arlington Ore A Portland policeman George F Chamberlain bagged two large honkers with a single shot from his .38 revolver on the bluffs of the Columbia river. hunters typically use No 2 shot in large shotguns due to high winds and fast geese.
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Arlington
Ore
Columbia River
George F. Chamberlain
Portland
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Hyacinth
Darek's
Caree
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Fee
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Grey
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