Youth Says He Killed Farmer and Wife in Canton
Canton Ohio January 10 the state will seek the electric chair for Edward Kaltenbaugh 21 Grove City Pa youth who has confessed killing John Oser a Canal Fulton dairy farmer and his wife Bertha in a family tragedy Kaltenbaugh confessed to the double murder following his arrest and is being held for trial authorities said the motive was unclear and the community awaits further court action
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Canton
Edward Kaltenbaugh
Grove City
John Oser
Canal Fulton
Bertha
Kaltenbaugh Captured After Newark Visit and Confession
Kaltenbaugh was captured in Grove City Tuesday night after being traced through a Newcastle girl. County Prosecutor Henry W. Harter said the case would be presented to the county grand jury next week and vowed speedy justice. Kaltenbaugh, who spoke of facing the electric chair, confessed he shot the couple to obtain their new automobile.
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Kaltenbaugh
Grove City
Newcastle
Henry W. Harter
Harter
Moen
Street Car Crew Held Up and Robbed
In Columbus Ohio last night two bandits overwhelmed a street car crew. After stopping at the line’s end the trolley was jerked off and the conductor and motorman were forced into a car. They were driven to a distant spot and robbed of 25 dollars. The victims said the attackers were drunk.
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Columbus
Question Mark to Take the Air Again Tomorrow
The army monoplane Question Mark and its crew of five, holders of the world’s sustained flight record, will fly again tomorrow starting from Metropolitan airport. Major Carl Spatz leads the team, with Lt. Odlas Moon piloting the fueling craft, as they head to Rockwell Field San Diego for motor changes before continuing to Washington D C. The crew was welcomed at a Richfield Oil Company banquet last night.
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Los Angeles
Carl Spatz
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Odlas Moon
Washington, D. C
Richfield Oil Company
Lorain County Farmer's Institute to be Held at Brighton
The Lorain County annual Farmer's Institute will meet January 28 and 29 at the Brighton schoolhouse. Farmers from across the county are expected to gather to discuss current problems. Carl Barnes of Whitefox, president of the association, will preside over the meetings.
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Farmer's Institute
Brighton Wellington
Lorain County
Brighton School House
Carl Barnes
Whitefox
Ohio Fair Managers Convention Likely in Columbus
The annual Ohio Fair Managers convention will be held in Columbus this week. C. FE. Dirlam, secretary of the Wellington Fair, and Mrs. Dirlam plan to attend, with additional village residents expected to join proceedings.
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Ohio Fair Managers
Columbus
C. FE. Dirlam
Wellington
Dirlam
Meetings Mention Dr Snyder and Others At Event
A brief list notes attendees including Dr Snyder and Walter Day along with Charles Murray Paul Chapman Willis James and Burt Curtiee at a local gathering. The fragment hints at a multi-person meeting or committee session with several named participants.
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Dr. Snyder
Walter Day
Charles Murray
Paul Chapman
Willis James
Burt Curtiee
Sorosis Meeting Highlights Hudson Bay Topic
Wellington Sorosis members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Lb. J. Swanger's home. Mrs. Shields spoke on the History of the Hudson Bay Fur Co. Mrs. Bran son read roll call on the topic So They Say. Delicous refreshments were served at the close.
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Sorosis
Wellington Sorolis
Lb. J. Swanger
Shields
The
Hudson Bay Fur Co
A. R. Branson
Delicioan
Kiwanians Hear Debate on Freedom of Speech
At a weekly Kiwanians luncheon two Oberlin students presented a debate on the topic Freedom of Speech. Luncheon was served at the Ramser's Grille.
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Oberlin
Ramser’s
Gamb Mog With Death at Lo-Net Theater
Big Four presents crossing accident views as part of safety program after Saturday matinee and evening show at Lo-Net Theater. The film titled Gamb Mog With Death aims to educate on railroad crossing dangers.
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Lo-Net
Big Four
Basketball Game Called Off Due to Flu Epidemic
A Wellington versus Amherst high school basketball game scheduled for Friday night is cancelled. All county games planned over the next two weeks are suspended because of the flu outbreak.
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Amherst
Wellington
Wellington pupils to take part in Amherst chapel exercises
A group of Wellington high school pupils representing the school's musical groups will travel to Amherst Friday morning for the high school chapel period. An Eastern Stars business meeting occurred in the Masonic rooms Tuesday evening with Mrs. C. E. Dirlam as Matron presiding. The next meeting will include a social time two weeks hence. The Merry Twelve Club postponed its Tuesday meeting due to flu and will meet later at Mrs. Frank's home. Mrs. Claire Hill is reported as a victim of the flu epidemic.
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Wellington High School
Amherst
Eastern Stars
Masonic Rooms
C. E. Dirlam
Merry Twelve Club
Charles Franks
Frank
Claire Hill
Penfield Obituary and Local Notices for Jan 9
Mr Jake Wolfe of Penfield dies at 61 after heart trouble and pneumonia. Funeral at Congregational church in Penfield with many relatives attending from Wadsworth, Chatham, Graf ton, Medina, Ashland, and nearby towns. Also noted are deaths, illnesses, and absences affecting local residents including Mrs Dwight Smith in critical condition and Mrs Belle Biggs caring for her.
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Penfield
Jake Wolfe
Wolfe
Congregational Church
John Wolfe
Wadsworth
Maude Lance
North Eaton
Sadie
Warren Shook
Chippewa Lake
Harry Rock
Henry Wolfe
Fred Wolfe
A. K. Wolfe
Emamet Boyer
Ed Laubauch
Loyal Oak
Reidh
Ashland
Ed Ritter
Medina
Archie Packard
Milo Packard
Carl Packard
Chatham
McKisley Marken
Bert Prosser
Arthur Fulton
Leroy
Stella Ald-rich
Harry Smith
Grafton
L. I. Crow
Lillie Jackson
Wellington
George Reich
Margaret Frey
Alvernon DeFields
Condemned pair seeks insanity appeal before supreme court
Ada Bonner Leboeuf and Dr. Thomas Draher, condemned for murder, pace their La. cell as defense lawyers prepare an insanity appeal to the supreme court set for tomorrow. Judge James D. Simon overruled a dissent and defense may seek habeas corpus if denied. Jurors' affidavits allege fear of mob violence influenced the verdict.
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Leboeuf
Dreher
Simon
Supreme Court
District Court
Gold Piece Prices Gettysburgh Sale In 1852 Mint
A $50 gold piece minted in 1852 sold for $109 at an antique sale in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The lot attracted collectors seeking early U S coinage and rare numismatic value at the local auction.
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Gettysburgh
Octagonal coin with inscription and mint date helps price
A coin with one plain slide and another with a fix ture and inscription plus issue date, octagonal shaped, was described. Another $2 gold piece bearing only the mint date of 1806 sold for $6.
Federal aid highways reach eight thousand miles in 1927 28
The report shows a total of 8,184 miles of Federal-aid highways improved during the 1927 28 fiscal year.
Dixie Fire Kindler Promoted as Cheaper and Safer Fuel
Dixie Fire Kindler is marketed as cheaper than wood and safer than oil, described as handy as a match. Crook's Coal & Supply Co. advertises the product and lists phone number 2178 for inquiries.
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Dixie
Crook’s Coal & Supply Co
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Flint
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Singer Store
Middle Ave
Elyria Superior Electric Co
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B. m. Slater
Atl
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Myrtle Gregg
Thos. Sherosky
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Chase. Guth
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Australia
Clare Lees
Episcopal Arch of
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Jack and Jill
Service For Children
Elks Club
National Broadcasting Company
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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