Real estate transfers and a belled buzzard tale
A list of property transfers from Elyria to Lorain and Wellington shows various deeds and quitclaims among individuals and firms including Carlisle Properties and Standard Trust Bank. A Lancaster, Ohio story reports a buzzard with a bell and plans by three boys to restore the bird to local lore, amid notes on Roman-era intermarriage.
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Louis A. Smith
A. J. Lehman
Beebe Court
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Charlies Shuster
Magdalena Shuster
Washington Avenue
West Seventeenth Street
Lorain
West Eighteenth Street
Carlisle Properties, Inc
James W
Jona Crim
Cleveland
Woodside Drive
Carlisle Estates
Carlisle Township
Myrten V. DeForest
Cassie Brooks
Wellington
Mill Street
Joseph N
Avon Lake
James FE. Daggett
Eva L. Daggett
Toledo
Monroe Street
Anton and
Mary Ale
Max Tle
Ohio
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Indiana
Calm As They Face Murder Trial
The piece notes the radium based wart cure mentioned amid coverage of a murder trial, linking the era's medical experiments to legal proceedings and public interest in sensational crime.
Diamond studded pendant seized in U S customs case
Uncle Sam’s customs inspector in New York displays a diamond studded pendant held since 1922 in the Brooklyn Army Base safe. The gem, once owned by Fopey Hopkins Joyce, was not declared on a return from Europe and is now US property in a suit Peggy faces.
Strike Slayer William Goff Charged with Double Mine Murder
William Goff, 38, a miner, is charged with the first double murder tied to a mine disturbance in West Virginia. He faces charges for the killings of Clarence Kyle and Sheldon Spaulding, employees of Raymond City Coal Company in Raymond City, where he worked until a July strike began.
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William Goff
West Virginia
Clarence Kyle
Sheldon Spaulding
Raymond City Coal Company
Raymond City
W. Va
Goff
China’s Chiang Kai-shek speaks on government and aims
In Nanking Chiang Kai-shek, leader of the National Government of the Chinese Republic, defends constitutional foundations and vows to suppress communism. He says constitutionalism should grow, censorship is a wartime measure, and presses for eventual restoration of orderly conditions.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chinese Republic
Chiang
Chiang Refutes Dictator Claim and Praises Soviet Policy
Chiang Kai-shek defended his record against charges of dictatorship, noting the Soviets’ foreign Communist policy and China’s stance toward Moscow mirrors that of the United States. He emphasized actions over words and cited the provisional constitution as proof of his position. In Nanking his first foreign interview in over a year underscored his readiness to proceed. Army Sergeant Montano plans parachute jumps no more after a horse incident, preferring planes. A young woman driver, Violet Goodrich, 20, chooses truck work over teaching, trading classroom for open-air sand hauling.
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Russia
China
Nanking
Jin
Violet Goodrich
Ants disrupt San Diego phone lines at city planning office
In San Diego ants clogged a telephone bell and chamber, preventing rings at the City Planning Commission office. Secretary Allan Perry, upset by the missed calls, reported the nuisance and sought a remedy.
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San Diego
Calif
Allan Perry
City Planning Commission
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