Anar Baffles Effort to Charge Hannah in Horst Case
In Wooster Ohio on February 25 Charles Hannah faced a charge tied to Melvin Horst’s disappearance. Prosecutors claim Hannah fabricates confessions while defense argues Hannah is tortured into false statements. Writs of habeas corpus may be sought to challenge his detention. Authorities report tangled confessions and denials from Hannah and his son, with investigations extending to railroad workers and local witnesses as the search for Horst continues.
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Hannah
Mulls
Melvin Horst
Bern
Wayne County
Wooster
Inedi
Rosecutor Graven
Mengey
Orrville
Jesus
Melvin
George Dwarzlander
Old
Akron
Mall Bor
Conald L
Schwarslander
Walt
Aid
Donald
Vaie Hanna
Lorain County to Inspect Sanitariums for New Sanitarium
Lorain County Building mission plans a Friday tour starting at Mt. Hope Ohio to inspect a tuberculosis sanitarium and water then proceed to Columbus for a Health Board conference and later to Celina for another sanitarium check. The trip aims to finalize data to help choose an architect for the 425000 Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanitarium, possibly this week.
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Lorain County
Td Sand
Mt. ‘Nop. O
Columbus
State Board of Alth
Ceville
Tts
Commis No
Snook denied extra appeal. to die in chair Friday
James Howard Snook’s bid to avoid execution failed as the Supreme Court refused to review his appeal for a stay. Ohio Governor had denied reprieve, leaving Snook, a former Ohio State University professor, set to die in the electric chair in Columbus on Friday for murder. Chief Justice Hughes announced the decision from the bench at a closed conference this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook
Washington
James Howard Snook
Columbus
Ohio
Theora Hix
Supreme Court
Ohio State University
Hughes
Income Tax Office Opens Daily for Returns
The income tax office at Elg ria post office will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. starting today through March 15. Deputy collector Stanley H. Waite will be in charge, expanding from Fridays only to accommodate filers. Returns must be filed on or before March 15.
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Elgria
Stanley H. Waite
Internal Revenue
Waite
Ministers Convene for Baptist Association Service
Ministers from independent Baptist churches converge at First Baptist Church for an afternoon pastors conference and an evening service. Rev Glenn Wilson will present a paper, and Rev EB Bacon will preach followed by fourteen baptisms at East Side Baptist Lorain. Local pastors from Spencer Camden Wellington Lorain Sandusky and New London are listed as attendees.
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Association of Independent Baptist Churches
First Baptist Church
Glenn Wilson
East Side
EB. Bacon
Medina
Ketcham
East Side Baptist Church
Loram
C. Brien
Spencer
W. H Schaemfurith
Camden
H K Finler
Wellington
J. A Wanzamar
Trinity Baptist Church
Lorain
Frank Eastwood
Beebetown
R. EB. Stoh
Sandusky
G L. Ketterjing
New London
Suit Seeks Judgment for 23272.17 in Elyria Foreclosure
The Deposit Lanns and Loan Company of Cleveland sues in common pleas court seeking 23272.17 against James V. McManus and Harry L. Robinson of Elyria and seeks nullification of other claims on the property at the northeast corner of Gracecourt and Cedar. The parcel measures 132 feet on Gracecourt and 165 feet on Cedar, with a January 1929 promissory note cited.
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Gracecourt
Cedar Street
Elyria
Pieas
Deposit Lanns and Loan Company of
Cleveland
James V. McManus
Botain
Ohio Mutual Mortgage Company
Harry L. Robinson
McManus and Robinson
Portsmith railroad brakeman killed by freight car mishap
Robert W Campbell a 28 year old brakeman with the Norfolk and Western railroad died after slipping beneath a freight car while adjusting the brakes in Portsmouth Ohio on February 25. The accident occurred on the yard near the tracks and the investigation followed. Campbell was a resident of Cincinnati and left behind a family.
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Portsmouth. O
Robert W. Campbell
Cincinnati
Norfolk & Western Railroad
County Board Cuts Humane Agent Salary After Dispute
County commissioners say no fear over a threat from Otto Mischka to resign as humane society agent if the 415 appropriation is cut. Mischka has received 1200 annually, submitting quarterly legal requests. the board reduced his pay to 350.4 a year after state examiners noted high county spending. Mischka demanded a detailed three month activity report before payment. He also told County Doz Warden Lee C. Miniter to vacate Mischka’s office, while commissioners kept the office occupied to continue Humane Society funding.
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Otto K. Mischka
Humane Sobeiety
Mischka
Pieas
Ins
Mischhes
County Commissioners Office
Mischa
Doz
Lee C. Miniter
Miniter
Humane Socreir
Probe reports Fed prisoners enjoy luxuries in jail
Cleveland dispatch reports two inmates John J Schreimer and Sam Cohen sentenced last June for liquor charges were allowed to attend theatres, road houses, and other amusements under deputy custody at Richland county jail Mansfield inquiry ordered after release. Details describe visits outside the jail including speakeasies and theaters. The Justice Department sent an agent to Mansfield to investigate.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Elire
Richland County
Marsfield
John J. Schletmer
Sam Cohen
Sersims
Trorkhouse
Dartes
Roi Fi
Alansfie
Richland Country
I J
Yhowling Alley
Department of Justice
Asenk
Mansfield
Plane Lands In a Field Near Rochester
A two ton aero plane on a flight from New Orleans to Buffalo forced a landing in a meadow on Charles Wolfe’s farm two miles west of Rochester Ohio. Pilot Earl Muril and a passenger were uninjured and extraction efforts were underway after fog prevented reaching Cleveland airport. The craft rested in the meadow awaiting favorable winds to lift it out.
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Trochester
Charles Wolfe
New Orleans
Buffalo
Earl Muril
Taeadow
Marie
Cleveland
G. W. Smith
Jim Smith
Kodar
Governor invites labor leaders to discuss unemployment relief
Columbus, Ohio February 25 United Press reports Governor Cooper invited sixteen representatives from organized labor industry and consumer groups to a Friday meeting to discuss plans to relieve unemployment and stimulate business across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Organized Labor, Industry and
Consumerce
Cooper
Hoover For Conservative Program
President Hoover urged Congress to restrict federal spending to within national income and asked the country to back that policy. Senator Carter Glass of Virginia accused Hoover of a cheap taudry display of partisan politics in a Senate speech, saying nothing more shamful has issued from the White House in 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Thas
Congress
Farm bloc backs wheat market aid in Congress
Washington Feb 25 Congressional farm leaders led by Chairman McNary and Senator Nye pledged swift action on further appropriations for the federal farm welfare board to halt the decline in wheat prices. The farm bloc seeks united support to pass needed measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leda
Finnel FF Nealers
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senator Nye
North Dakota
Frm
Dollar wheat finally hits one dollar on Chicago Board
Wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade reached one dollar today after weeks of decline. By noon the March contract slipped to 62 1 3 cents as other deliveries also fell but stayed above one dollar.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Eye witness testimony in Wiesins murder trial
Julius Towler of Gastonia testified that Horace Wheelus fired into a truck carrying striking cotton mill workers on the Gastonia Bessemer highway on September 14. He said Mrs. Wiggins cried out that she had been shot immediately after the shot rang out.
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Charlotte
N. C
Julius Towler
Gastonia
Ella May Wiesins
Horace Wheelus
Gastonia- Bessemer
Fowler
Wiggins
County Grand Jury Convenes in Lorain County
Lorain County Grand Jury met this morning for the September term, expected to consider fewer than 20 cases over two days. One case relates to the 1950 fire at the Heidmyer block on Broad Street that threatened local business. Also reported, Steve Boden, 35, died at Ohio Penitentiary after serving a life term for the 1921 Piney Ford murder, with four accomplices previously sentenced to various terms.
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Lorain County Grand Jury
Ohio
Steubenville
Steve Boden
Ohio Penientiary
Taday
Stanier Nazareek
Piney Ford
Bocben
Four Youths Guarded After Bank Safe Blown In Galena
Four youths, all residents of Galena Island, held under guard after robbers blew open the Galena bank safe. The band forced entry, burned a second door, and secured only small change. Kenneth Piatt and Fred Watts, returning from home, alerted authorities and tried to pursue the robbers.
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Galena
Fea
Islate
Fred Miller
Kenneth Piatt
Fred Watts
Lam
Sunbury
Lester Cunningham
Sheriy
Revolution in the Dominican Republic grips Santo Domingo
Report from Santo Domingo states Dominican Republic in revolution as rebels seize Monte Cristi fortress with National Army aid. President Vasquez resigns, seeks refuge in Santo Domingo fortress, wife protected at American legation, later returns to the palace. Listin reports confirm resignation amid discontent over a new term and economic collapse from sugar and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Monte Cristi
Horacio Vasquez
Vasquez
Listin
Qhario
Haiti
Rotary Club Listen At City Auditon Meeting
A Rotary gathering featured speakers including James Awen and D Ralph Bevar. Attendees sang led by Rob Moore and Lawrence Weh, while plans were announced for a sixteen member delegation to the International Society for Crippled Children convention in Toronto March 14th to 17th. Don Baird was noted for recovering well after a Cleveland operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slemar
Abis
Smith
Ralph Bsevar
James Awen
Schuleman
International Society For Crippled Children
Toronto
Canada
Don Baird
Dons
Cleveland
Taft Shows No Improvement, Doctors Report
Washington Feb 25 Physicians attending former Chief Justice Taft say he has lost ground and shown no improvement for several days. The bulletin issued before noon today notes there is no immediate alarm, but experts emphasize downturn after his return from Asheville three weeks ago. Doctors Thomas A Caltyer and Francis R Haener sign the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Thomas A Caltyer
Francis R. Haener
Asheville
French Premier Chautemps Seeks Confidence Vote in New Government
Paris reports Premier Camille Chautemps asked the Chamber of Deputies for a vote of confidence in his left wing concentration cabinet. The program mirrors Andre Tardieu’s late government, raising questions amid tense debates at the London naval conference negotiations. Opposition from right and center factions grows anxious as deputies are sought by autos, with Tardieu and Mazarin opposing and awaiting a possible reform of the cabinet.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Chautemps
Andre Tardieu
London
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Andre Tardies
Mnister
Andre Mazinot
Hones
Tardieu
Radical-Socalmis
Akron Man Awarded 27500 for False Arrest Suit
Henry Rice of Barberton wins 27500 in a suit against policeman William T. Daugherty and ex policeman Cart Obver with bondsmen alleging injuries from a false arrest. Rice endured a 1918 case linked to the so called “petiment bandit” terrorizing Barberton. He was later acquitted.
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Akron, G
Henry Rice
Barberton
Wailliam T. Daugherty
Cart Obver
Rice
Petiment
Classifieds Clipped Fragments and Market Pointers
Fragmented newspaper text advertises lawn rollers rabbits and concrete items with scattered classification notes. It urges reading Want Ads daily to find good buys and references various category codes and listings.
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Thare
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Chen
IL Inspect Sanitarians
Rochester
United Press
Senator Glass
Kenosha
Wisn
North Shore
Milwaukee
Ry William Fi. Taft
Hoovers Harlan Commission
Schileman
Bulletin
Fageo Hootile
O-Crete
F.catrona
Burskh
Sim
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