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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
6
Police obtained a dog's nose print at the owner's request to aid identification. The print will help locate a lost or stolen animal and may be used for records and return to the rightful owner.
Chicago July 8 A fatal fight between two blind beggars and a one-eyed woman unfolds in a grim scene. Richard Roberts, 57, sits in a county jail cell as police investigate the fatal clash and the motive behind the trio’s deadly triangle.
Mary Roberts confessed to police that her relationship with Harry Gruber, a second blind beggar, sparked a fatal altercation after her estranged husband confronted them on July Fourth. Gruber died from a fractured skull after the night of confrontation. Roberts was arrested as an investigation began into the claim of murder.
Holders of Newton Steel Company stock must deposit shares in Union Trust by August 15 to permit the merger with Corrigan-McKinney Steel Company of Cleveland. The plan calls for an exchange of stock and requires 7 percent of both Newton preferred and common stock on deposit. Corrigan-McKinney will supply Newton with steel.
Corrigan McKinney plans to issue 1.5 million shares of common stock to close a merger with Newton Company. Newton lists plants in Monroe Michigan and Newton Falls Ohio with assets around 14 million dollars. Corrigan McKinney values its properties at 65 million dollars in the pending deal.
The smallest national cemetery in the United States is located at Prairie du Chien Wisconsin on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River near the town and a fort site.
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