Cincinnati man charged in fatal shooting near wrecked car
In Cincinnati Ohio, Wittian Lang, 25, is charged with murder over the death of Ormond Wheeler, 22, found on a country road after a bullet pierced his chest. Wheeler’s brother H V Wheeler identified the body. Lang allegedly confessed during a dispute before the car crash near the scene, with Bertha Deward also involved.
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Derlar Wittian Lang
Ormond A. Wheeler
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H. V. Wheeler
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Bertha Deward
Aoute
Neiher Wheeler
Kiwanis Hear Talk By Lorain County Health Commissioner
Dr. C D Barrett addressed the Elyria Kiwanis Club at the Newell hotel about a model public health program for schools. He outlined five core aims including disease prevention, school examinations, physical education, and health education, and argued for strong school health staffing and long term life-span benefits.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
Barrett
Elyria
Board of Education
Dublin
United States
Realith
Speaner
Radio hookup to broadcast fight record
New York reports a fast expanding radio hookup for the Lindbergh fight with KOA Denver and other stations joining Nation-Wide Broadcasting Company. Pacific coast outlets KGW KGO KPO and others will carry blow by blow ringside coverage under Scripps-Howard auspices. Liberty bonds and treasury notes quoted with varied gains and losses amid market activity.
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New York
Lindbergn
Ningioa
Sharke
Demyres Fichi
KOA
Denver
V “Nation Wagatdcasting Company
Pacific Coast
ROM
FOA
Seattle
KGW
Portland
Mireckfi
Los Angeles
KGO
Oakland
KPO
San Francis
Yankee Stud
Sam
Scripps-Howard
Court House Cleaning Brings Dusty Disarray in Elyria
Occupants at the court house struggle with dust as sand carts throw debris through openings. White fabric screens cover west windows while work continues to keep ashes and books clean. The scene follows a period of ongoing sanitation measures amid unsettled conditions.
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Colet House
Continued report on conspirators during murder case
The article outlines prosecutors claims about suspects denying knowledge of a plan before execution. It details alibi discussions between Ian and Maser and admissions about encounters near a garden. A dictaphone record from a Chin penitentiary is cited linking Streftenberger to Ben Ras with alleged statements about proof.
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Maser
Trouic
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Dus
Harer
Chin
Streftenberger
Ben Ras
Device Wins Medal for Grid-Glow Relay Invention
New York City inventor D. D. Knowles, a-year-old creator of the Grid- Glow relay described as highly sensitive, received the John Scott medal and its $1,000 prize. The glow tube operates on a billionth of a watt and activates from minute impulses such as a hand nearby or a match flame.
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D. D. Knowles
New York City
John Scott
Knowies
Grand Encampment session leaves strong impression
The write up recalls a Grand Encampment gathering where many esteemed Patriarchs attended the session. The author praises the conduct, the harmony among leaders, and the welcoming hospitality shown to visitors. Communities feel the event was a fine gathering of notable men, well received and returning home pleased.
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Eivrra
Chronicle
Vatendins
Hisria
Theuly
Community Chest appeals for timely donor payments
The Chronicle Telegram reports on the Community Chest urging contributors to honor pledges on schedule to ensure smooth operations and avoid strain on funds. It notes some accounts over a year past due and emphasizes payments at agreed dates for overall success. Mr Moise comments on public understanding and prompt settlements.
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Earneh Lin
Chronicle-Telegrem
Moise
Kipton Obituary and Local Notices Chronicle
Obituary for Miss Makrgablt Lee Kipton notes her birth near Birmingham and long life with marriages to George W. Skater and Henry S. Wee. It records baptisms, church membership, survivors, and a Wednesday Christian church service with burial at George Hazard's plot. Nearby social notices list gatherings and visits across multiple families in the Kipton area.
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Jowise J Havard
Amanda Hazard
Birmingham
Maren
George W. Skater
Floreore Lip
Ripense
George UazarAa
Hattie Shafer
Christian Church
Rex Harding
George Hazard
Napoleon
Woof
Weeks
Green
Cleland
Dorothy Weeks
Clycle
McDonald and
Danter
New Lexington
Bohrer
Oberlin
Mary Graves
Parker
Wakeman
Nickerson
McDonald
Norwalk
Toutse
Otis Kelsey Et Fisha
Myre Bates
Hagerman
Frances Davidson
Zoe
Otta Huene
McCotter
Chippewa Lake
Thar
Nan
B.liven
Clapp
Fhaomsen
Irs
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Ore
J. D
Harold Starkey
Air
Obert Akin Espuit
Market summaries from Cleveland and Midwest grain prices
Market reports show Cleveland and Chicago quotations with receipts and price ranges for meats, produce, and livestock. Hogs calves sheep and lamb values varied, while grains like wheat corn oats rye and barley posted mixed futures and cash prices across cities including Toledo Minneapolis and Cleveland.
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Oval
United States
Trading Steady
Virginia Barrel
Kansas
Timothy
Toledo
Toledo Grain
Social News From Elyria Area Gathers Friends
Local families and couples visit and host in Elyria and nearby towns. Names include Vernon Tarisy and family, Jim Calkins, JL E Davidson, Jennie Heltling, AL Austin, Hazel Racent, Esther Calkins, Elsie Crister, Lonnie Granger, Albert Craft, and the Latimers. The Community Ladies Ark society meets Thursday July 21 at Mrs Lattman's home.
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Vernon Tarisy
Elyria
Jim Calkins
JL E Davidson
Lakeside
Jennie Heltling
Coating
AL Austin
Community Ladies’ Ark Society
Man Survives 2300 Volt Shock in Ohio
In Portsmouth Ohio Oliver R Apel 19 an apprentice electrician with Norfolk 464 Western railroad shops was shocked by a 2300 volt high tension wire while on a roof. He was knocked from the contact but rescued by coworkers and expected to recover though severely burned.
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Portsmouth
Oliver R. Apel
Apel
Norfolk 464
Western Railroad
Phesletans
Gasoline war erupts in Marion with price cuts
A Marion filling station opened at fifteen cents a gallon triggering a city wide gasoline price war. Burglars broke a rear office window and escaped with cash as the shop lowered prices further to fourteen cents. The dispute spread through the area amid talk of copyright protections for German film works.
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Marion
Ohio highway department seeks grade crossing removals
Ohio state highway officials will meet railroads to push elimination of hazardous grade crossings on intercounty routes including 546 near Worthington and 435 near Newcomerstown. The state offers 25 percent funding with 75 percent from counties and railroads covering 50 percent of costs, with about 1 million dollars available and plans for around thirty-two more crossings in the next 18 months.
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Delaware
Worthington
Newcomerstown
Zoonrike
Perrysville
Lima
New York Central
St. Lours
Avery
Highway Depart Indirectly Cites County Cooperation Gaps
Fragmentary report suggests crossings cannot be removed due to financial inability of counties to cooperate as stated by the highway department.
Local Red Cross reports June veteran insurance reinstatements
Brig. Gen. Frank Hives reports 199 veterans responded to June reinstatement requests while 100,060 were applied for renewal term insurance. The rural Red Cross sent six hundred meters to veterans, and Elvira Red Cross forwarded 5100 to Washington for Mississippi flood relief with 1926 from Oberlin. Clothing collection for flood victims continues with two barrels ready for shipment.
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Frank Hives
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Red Cross
Elvira Red Cross
Washington
Mississippi
Oberlin
Willis Delivers Eulogy at John E Hoples Funeral
UCLA Senator Frank B. Willis delivered a eulogy at the funeral service for John E. Hoples editor and publisher. The service followed by a Masonic ceremony. Hoples had been a friend of the senator for twenty five years. New York leads states with millionaire incomes and high buying power as aviation activity totals 23,519,555 miles flown in 1926.
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John E. Hopleybucyrus
Ucla
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John E. Hoples
Weill Keown
The
Brave
New York
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