Four Americans to take trial in Honolulu
Four American men charged with murdering a Hawaiian man will face a civil jury in Honolulu. The case follows a large civilian funeral at the island cemetery with Native rites and mixed sentiment about the federal court system. Fortescue’s son-in-law Massie and associates waived naval court martial rights, while Mrs. Fortescue remains in Pearl Harbor aboard the Alton amid widespread sympathy and floral tributes.
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Joe Whahawai
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Aloha
Robert Ahuna
Thomas Hodges Massie
J. Lord
Albert C. Jones
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Did You Know Grab Bag Questions and Facts
A dated feature presents trivia on Christmas trees including ages and weights. It notes that trees used as Christmas trees are typically five to ten years old and a six foot tree is about five years old. The piece also mentions Alexander Hamilton’s 1757 birth anniversary and a brief horoscope.
Quiet and orderly Catholic funeral and burial service
A solemn requiem mass was said by Father Patrick Hogan at the Catholic Cathedral. Reverend Ahuna, pastor of the old Hawaiian Protestant church, conducted the burial service.
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Patrick Hogan
Ahuna
Hospital magazine outlines hospital credit and collection system
Frank W. Hoover superintendent of Elyria Memorial Hospital explains fundamentals of an effective credit and collection system in The Modern Hospital January issue, a national publication.
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Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Modern Hospital
National Hospital
Hospital credit plans and public understanding urged
Hoover warns Elyria residents about hospital charges and describes three essentials for hospital financial care. He cites sympathetic credit men, clear patient finances, and aggressive yet respectful collection work. Aiming to dispel fears, he notes cases where delays due to cost harmed patients and argues treatment should never be denied for financial reasons.
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Fire damages roof at Walnut Street home
Snarks from the chimney started a small blaze at the residence of H. C. Smith at 932 Walnut Street shortly before noon yesterday. The flames scorched roof shingles and created a small hole but were kept from spreading, causing only minor damage.
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H. cC. Smith
Walnut Street
Musician Vern McDermott Performs In Elyria
Vern McDermott, a noted figure in band circles, appears at Sauer Music Co. in Elyria today and tomorrow. He meets players of band instruments seeking advice on learning and overcoming problems with their instrument practice.
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Elyria
Vern McDermott
Sauer Music Co
McDermott
Early aviationists largely unseen before 1903
The era before 1903 saw limited interest in flight as the work of aviation pioneers remained largely unnoted by most people. Early efforts by inventors and pilots gained scant public attention and recognition.
Detectives Coerce Confession in Oil Station Slaying Case
Bischoff identity confirmed by deputies after Black was brought in and restrained. They staged a beat ing and torture with red ink to force Bischoff to sign a confession. Assistant prosecutor John Clippinger led renewed questioning as officials claimed secrecy.
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Bischoff
Ed. Black
Fellows
Butterfield
Sheriff’s Office
John Clippinger
PILES Fissure Fistula Colitis and Vein Treatment
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Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria
Ohio
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