Pendleton captures Marion Parker kidnapper Hickman
In Pendleton Oregon a large crowd gathered as Edward Wickman known as the Fox confessed to abducting Marion Parker of Los Angeles and dismembering her body. He told how accomplices, a man named Andrew Cramer and a woman, planned and carried out the crime, leading to a dramatic police chase and his surrender to California authorities.
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Ore
Dee
Pendletos
Edward Wickman
Fos
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Pendicton
McNary
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Oregon State Hospital
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AlcNary
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California
Thomas Gurdane
Buck” Lievallen
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Ile
Mt. Vernon High School
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Ento & Mah
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June Dunning
Alhambra
Calif
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Marlon
Perry Parker
Parker
Hollywood
Agreen Medante
Echo
San Francisco
Boel
Hotel Herald
Portland
Seatle
Seattle
Kent
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Gurdane
Lievatlen
Wickman
First National Bank
Kansas City
Mother
Dr. Mantz
Chicago
Bellevue Arms
San Diego
Gremer
Park College
Lorain School Board Seeks Loan Advance
Lorain School Board plans to seek a money advance to cover operating expenses. Officials expect funds to support ongoing programs and payroll while awaiting state or additional revenue. Decision follows months of budget strain and uncertain funding.
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Lorain
Pair sue over rent and property dispute in court
Paul and Mary Prorok sue Ben and Charlie Arprog, seeking 73.00 dollars back rent for a Long Avenue property. The case references Premises conditions and a scene near West Street with a history of disruptive incidents and a court-ordered closure amid a prior violent episode.
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On Dease
Paul
Mary Prorok
Lorin
Ben
Charlie
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Lorg Ave
ANG Umingmiale Poss
Drunken driver crashes car on Broad Street intersection
A drunken driver collided with two mailboxes near the Broad Street East Fourth Street junction and damaged a Manwell touring car license TEN-02. Police found the vehicle but could not locate the driver, whose wheel was broken.
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Manwell
Christmas cigars for male staff at court by Claus rep
Christmas at the courthouse featured a Claus representative giving each male employee a cigar courtesy of the Guarantee Trust Co. A man, Walter Malonay, fractured his right arm while cranking his car on East River Street and was treated at Elyria Memorial hospital. Jeremiah Martin secured judgment by confession for a 1922 promissory note against G. F. Reynolds in common pleas court.
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Claus
Esquire
Guarantee Tithe and Trust Co
Walter Malonay
East River Street
Lluis
Malonay
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jeremiah Martin
Common Pleas Court
Agaist
G. F. Resnolds
Reward To Be Split Three Ways for Edward Stickman Capture
In Los Angeles on December 20 the rewards totaling over 250000 and possibly up to 100000 were offered for the arrest of Edward Stickman dead or alive. Funds were raised by popular subscription, with the exact total still undecided. It is believed the payout will be divided into three equal shares, one to George Willoughby of Seattle for identifying Stickman in the northwest, and one to two Oregon officers who made the arrest.
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Los Angeles
Edward Stickman
George Willoughby
Seattle
Suit to gain patents in Cleveland court
Federal court heard a suit seeking $200,000 damages and the transfer of patents to American Equipment Co. of Bucyrus, Ohio. Luce, Chicago inventor, is accused of perfecting patents while employed by Bucyrus firm and of agreeing that the company would own all inventions developed during his tenure, which ended in 1923.
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Cleveland
EB. Luee
Chicaro Triventor
American Equipment Co
Bueyrus
Luce
Diocesan Seminary Rector Transfer Mentions Parish Leaders
Fragmentary note traces transfer of a rector from Elyria to Lakeside Avenue and mentions Father Wroch founder of St John Neponomeene Parish. References to Diocesan figures Berner Carlin Marquard Dannemiller and Mercier aiding church work in Canton and Cleveland and to Captoy naw and Megeu Bo meap events. More context missing due to corrupted OCR.
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Ta Tate Tre
Elyria
Lakeside Avenue
N. B
Ansel Road
EL Tie
Rishon
Joseph Sehremben
Father Wroch
St. John Neponmeene
Berner
Carlin
Marquard
Dannemiller and
Merc,er
Caneton
Cleveland
Dix Cosa
Ding
Captoy
Megeu
Klaer Ponte Ping
Enroye
William Sanders obituary and area real estate changes
William Sanders of Birmingham died Wednesday noon December 21 and Thursday morning aged years. He leaves a wife a son Rey of Wellington a grandson Melvin a brother Qmay Sanders of Henrietta a sister Matte Sanders of Henrietta and three nephews Earl Harold and Richard. Funeral services Saturday at two from the house with Reverend Rauth of Norwalk officiating burial in Birmingham. 31. Damiels and Ghrlisch sub. Lorain 316. John Dandrea to Giacinto Di Silvestro part of sublots 29 and 20 block 26 Chamberlain Lorain $14. Edward W. Strecker to Belle B. Stephan part of orig Black River two lots 26 and 27 tract 2 Lorain $14. John Ninterh to Pater Baciak 7 acres in lot 67 Russia iwp. gla. Frank Ambrozic to Joseph Svete lot 1671 Sheffield Lang Co. 8nd sub Lorain. $10. Leaze Kalil Zegiob to George Sehenker Cozy theatre 854 Broadway Lorain 5 years $2100 per year.
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Witliam Sanders
Birmingham
Bavame
Rey
Wellington
Melvin
Qmay Sanders
Henrietta
Matte Sanders
Earl
Harold
Richard
Damiels
Ghrlisch
Lorain
John Dandrea
Giacinto di Silvestro
Chamberlain Aller
Edward W. Strecker
Belle B. Stephan
Orig
Black River
John Ninterh
Pater Baciak
Russia
Frank Ambrozic
Joseph Svete
Sheffield Lang Co
George Sehenker
Cozy Theatre
Broadway
Universal Reality Co
George Kish
Center Ridge Heights
Universal Realty Co
Matthew Knaus
Sec. L
Univversal Realty Co
Joseph Spisak
Sec
Louise W. Horn
J. L
Thomas
The
W. AL Co
Marie C. Schimmelman
Carlisle
Slo
Broadview
Allot
Elyria
Robert E. Rice
Anthony G. Krnewein
Sheffield Lake Village
William K. Baker
Stone Co
Real estate transfers and leases in Center Ridge Heights and Elyria
A series of property deeds and leases listed, detailing transfers of sublots, tracts in Center Ridge Heights and Carlisle and Sheffield areas, including leases at 35 Broadway Lorain for five years at 585 per month, and multiple payments and interests involving Universal Realty Co. and others, with values ranging from $10 to $300, in various townships and estates.
Beads Add 2300-Year-Old Treasure to Volker Gifts
A string of 6 carnelian beads, worn by a beauty of Gizeh 2300 years ago, was added to the William Volker gifts to the Dublin Library Museum. The beads came from a Greek tomb near Gizeh and are dark red with Greco-Phonician workmanship. The Volker collection spans 19,000 B S to present, totaling about 4200 pieces, including stone Paleolithic implements.
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Kansas City
Gizeh
William Volker
Dublie Library
Therare
Volker
B. S
Customs Bureau to censor imported literary diet
Washington reports the Customs Bureau gains general censor power over imported literature. The Cleveland customs district denied admission to ten volumes of Memoirs of Casanova, a ruling upheld by the Customs Court in New York. In Australia, snow is nearly gone.
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Washington
TS Customs Bureau
Department of Justries
Cleveland
Casanova
Customs Court
New York
Last Chance to Enter Yuletide Lighting Contest
The Chronicle-Telegram urges entries for the Yuletide lighting contest as homes across the city glow with holiday decor. Judges will visit on Tuesday evening to pick the top three lighted displays, winning prizes of 26.00, 17.9.00 and 10.60. Fill out and mail the coupon to enter.
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Chronile Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Four men killed as rock fall from Mohawk ship loader
Four men died and seven injured when rocks fell from a Mohawk ship loader at the fifteenth level, seven miles north of town. Three of the injured were hospitalized. conditions were reported as serious but improving. Local markets noted no price changes in Columbus.
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Markets offer mixed livestock and grain quotes across cities
Cleveland receipts 160 cattle and calves steady to higher for hogs and lambs, beef cows and sows quoted. Chicago cash quotations show lower readouts across eggs, poultry, potatoes, and grains with prices ranging for wheat corn oats rye and barley. Toledo and Minneapolis markets report steady hogs and mixed grain values with several commodity price lines provided.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chevrolet announces new low priced model Jan 1
Detroit December 23 A new Chevrolet model will go on sale January 1 President W S Knudson of Chevrolet Motor Co says it will be the most spectacular low priced car ever Production at Ashville Plants is being rushed to supply dealers nationwide He notes General Motors has dedicated resources to design and build the car with beauty smoother ride and easier handling announced to more than 3097 newspapers and dealers from Bangor to San Diego and Miami to Vancouver.
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Chevrolet
Detroit
W. S. Knudson
Chevrolet Motor Ca
Knudson
General Motors
Three Autos In Twenty Wearing New Tags Today
A Chronicle-Telegraph reporter surveyed downtown streets at 11:20 am and found only about three of every twenty parked cars displayed the new license tags. The investigation notes 200 cars with 1927 licenses, 30 without letters, and two from other states. It is unclear how many motorists have obtained tags but not placed them yet.
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Chronicle-Tetegrauy
Turkey Supply Normal in Columbus Ohio Markets
In Columbus Ohio today a normal supply of turkeys and poultry was noted. Prices ranged from 53 to 60 cents per pound for the favorite fowl, with wholesale quotes from 40 to 40 cents. Dressed chickens brought 3a to 40 cents, while wholesale 25 to 60 cents. Young ducks at 20 to 22 cents, abundant. Geese dressed at 1 cent retail and 32 to 33 cents wholesale. Overall supply was described as adequate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Yale Passes Goal IV Drive for 20 Million Endowment
Yale completes milestone toward a 20 million dollar endowment drive. National chairman T Barnard reports receipts reach 20,220,578 with ongoing fundraising. Campaign began April 20, 1927 with a world tour and radio network, aiming to expand faculty salaries and build new departments to ease overcrowding. Metropolitan New York led with 11,416,925 along with strong support from Chicago Philadelphia New Haven and others.
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YALE
New York
Yale University
Tto T. Barnard
Ftate
Barnard
Chicago
New Haven
Philadelphia
Hartford
Conn
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Waterbury
Norfolk
Further Delay in Gas Rate Hearing in Columbus
A postponed gas rate hearing in Columbus has been rescheduled for January. The delay follows a joint meeting between representatives of the Public Utilities Commission and the state commerce commission to discuss the case.
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Columbus
Pate
Willie’ Commission
Datey Mate Commerce Commission
Sues Bishops Of Amish Church For $12,000
Mrs Miller sues bishops of the Amish church in Paint township for 12000 in damages alleging religious hostility after leaving Traverette following marriage. She says about seven to nine relatives and congregants refused to trade with her or do business.
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Bishops of
Amish Church
Woostwr
Hayeult
Hmvabeuhaulfer
Mantel
Oh Shliss
Paint
Miller
Cleveland Man Loses Suit For Land Exchange
Plewinska sued Reman Bush to compel specific performance of a land swap between Cleveland and Baton township. Judge A St. Webber ruled against Plewinska, dismissal with costs. Also notes Dennis Halloran of Lilvarnan Ireland died at age 168 years 11 months.
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Cleveland
Phesul
Thamagaiewinsn
Jefferson Cave
Reman Bush
Baton Township
Plowinski
A. St. Webber
Tha Plewinska
Pertian
Dennis Halloran
Lilvarnan
Ireland
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