Jury Trial For Martin Tail in Potter Murder Resumes
In Cleveland on June 1 the second Martin Tail murder trial proceeded with four women and three men tentatively seated as jurors. Defense contended expert witness Estelle Ambrose’s missing testimony was vital, but Judge Harrison W. Ewing overruled the postponement. Ambrose had said she heard shots and saw shades lowered in the Potter suite, while alibi timing for Martin centered on Akron around 9 p.m. Betty Gray, a key witness from the prior trial, has been missing for months. A bid to quash the indictment was denied.
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Cleveland
Sweah
Peeben
Hyman
Pittsburgh
William HB. Minshall
Estelle Ambrose
Ewing
Ambrose
Potter
Shade
Martin
Akron
Betty Gray
Minshall
Lee
Describes Man Who Received Ransom Money
Hopewell New Jersey June 1 Col Norman Schwarzkopf issued a detailed description of John the alleged kidnapper whom Dr John Condon paid 50000 dollars to recover the Lindbergh baby. The description notes age 30 to 35, height 5 feet 9 inches, athletic build, Scandinavian or German accent, 150 to 160 pounds, light complexion, medium light hair, almond eyes, wide spaced eyes, high forehead, pointed chin, last seen wearing a soft brown hat, long black overcoat, and black leather shoes.
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Hopewell
N. J
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
John
John F. Condon
Plan Economic Conference of Nations
Washington dispatch reports Britain and the United States supporting an early economic conference to raise commodity prices and insure work, food, and clothing for the common man. Britain suggested London as the venue. Secretary Stimson said the idea is acceptable if war debts and reparations are not on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
United States
London
Stimson
Andrew W. Mellon
Police Revolver Scores At Night Range Event
Local notes report police revolver scores led by Crehan 87 and Olmstead 55 in practice. Inmate George Bracey, 68, from the county home is jailed for alleged assault on another inmate in the men’s dormitory at the county jail per county home superintendent.
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Olmstead
Hamlin
Gibson
Bongs
Miller
Walton
Southam
Barnhart
Palmer
Parker
Obitts
Waldron
Johnson
Sawyer
Crehan
Sweet
Hurd
Brown
Witter
George Bracey
R. B. Baus
Court outcomes span divorce assault and damages
Eva Dollison of Elyria granted a divorce from J H Dollison on grounds of extreme cruelty by Judge W B Thompson. Polly Jones of Elyria found guilty of assault and battery by the same judge for cutting to wound Leathery Porter last April. A jury in Judge A R Webber's court awarded Mrs Ottie Reardon $1700 against the City of Lorain for injuries from faulty sidewalks on Streeter Place, Lorain, on November 22, 1930. John Marsh of Akron fined 15 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Charles Brewbaker of Akron fined 10 dollars for intoxication after an auto collision. First Wellington Bank filed suit against Albert Daugherty for 5569 and against Albert Veda and F A Daugherty for 2487 on promissory notes. Real estate transfers note West View Realty to Helen Lepole and Corletts to Gorske, plus Barck to Krieg transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Jones
Elyria
W. B. Thompson
John Marsh
Akron
Charles Brewbaker
Joseph Petro
First Wellington Bank
Albert Daughtery
Albert, Veda
F. A Daugherty
West View Realty Company
Helen M. Lepole
Rochester
Parkwood Driv
West View Park Subdivision
Columbia Township
T. W
May Corlett
John Gorske
Locust Street
Oberlin
Charles F
Anna C. Barck
Fred
Anna Krieg
West Twenty-first Street
Lorain
Y Indus Club Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Y Indus Club elected officers at the weekly Y M C A meeting last night. Eugene Hubbard will be president, William Yoo vice president, Robert Smith secretary, and Richard Smith treasurer. Installation is next Tuesday at the season's final meeting. A picnic follows on June 10 at the Y M C A Camp on the Vermilion River. The Elyria M C A organized the club years ago with advisor W C McClellan and the group now has 40 members. It affiliated with the State Young Men's Council of the M C A and attended council conferences in Akron Marion and Columbus. Regular meetings resume in September after the summer vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Eugene Hubbard
William Yoo
Robert Smith
Richard Smith
Vermilion River
Milford man convicted in Noble Salt Bank holdup
Donald Walters of Milford Ohio confessed his part in the May 18 Noble Salt National Bank robbery. A jury in Judge O Dye's Common Pleas Court found him guilty and authorities expect a life sentence. The holdup netted about $10,600, with all but $1,500 recovered.
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Caldwell
Donald Walters
Milford
Ohio
Noble Salt National Bank
O. Dye
Common Pleas Court
Receivership suit filed against Warner Bros Inc
A receivership and accounting suit was filed against Warner Brothers Pictures Inc in U S District Court Wilmington Del June 1 The action seeks a court ordered accounting and appointment of a receiver for the company Proceedings were filed in the United States District Court here today The case names Warner Brothers Pictures Inc as defendant and asks for resolution of financial affairs.
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Warner Bros. Inc
Wilmington
Del
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
United States
Fourth annual Rabbit and Cavy Show Winners Announced
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association hosted its fourth annual summer show at the County Fairgrounds with about 250 breeders from Ohio. O S Thomas of Kentucky arrived with a large entry. 200 rabbits and 25 cavies competed. prizes honored New Zealand Reds, Whites, and various other breeds. Awards listed by exhibitor include Bonelyn Smith Elyria and H L Johnson Elyria, with plans to meet again June 8 at Painesville for the summer show and picnic.
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Lorain County
Nola Crossimier
Elyria
Lucile Jones
Lorain
Lelia Donnely
Herbert Shubert
Steve Saley
Ivan Jones
Wojeik
Ff. W. Barter
Ashtabula
Harry Malbon
Wickeliffe
Emma Shinrandle
Bracksville
Charles Shinandle
Oscar Henke
Avon
Charles Shinrandle
Royalton
New Zealand Reds
Bonelyn Smith
A. H. Stoos
New Zealand
George Loosé
Bevern Buck
H. L. Johnson
EB. Stevenson
G. H. Loose
Painesville
Red
Selby
Wellington
H. V. Dingman
Cleveland
Lone Oak Rabbitry
W. C. Kuerz
Ravenna
Ohio
New Zealand Red
Bucks
H. W. Dingmen
Corliss Miller
Jr. Bucks
B. M. Dixon
Geneva
Lorainn
Alfred Emery
J. C. Hazelton
Junior Does
Certiss Miller
Charles Way
Parma
Nellie Selby
Wellingen
Degree Recipients at Oberlin Theological Commencement
Oberlin Ohio June 1 The Oberlin School of Theology will hold its ninety ninth commencement June 5 and 7 with fourteen to receive B D degrees in one of the largest classes. Retirement marks the close of the year for Dr Frank H Foster and Dr Herbert A Youtz. Foster to give the commencement address June 7 Youtz to deliver the baccalaureate sermon June 7 Communion service Sunday and alumni supper June 7 at Shipherd Hall. Ruth Waite of Pittsfield marries Robert Darling of Oberlin at Rev William Smith home on Hill Street. They plan a brief wedding trip and will live at 203 North Pleasant Street.
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Oberlin
Oberlin School of Theology
School of Theology
Frank H. Foster
Herbert A. Youtz
Foster
Olivet
Michigan
Youtz
Theological Seminary
Annburn
New York
Fairchild Chapel
Shipherd Ball
William Smith
Hill Street
North Pleasant Street
Jones Floral Company
Apollo Theatre
Prank Charvat
Spring Street
John Cochran
DeForest Pratt
Cincinnati
Pratt
Twila Albright
East College Street
Burton Porter
Genoa
Ohio
A. J. Kelly
Myron Worcester
Detroit
H.C. Worcester
Robert Parish
Albion
Walter L. Hansen
Conservatory
Finney Chapel
Paul Smith
Warner Hall
Oberlin Coach Dan Kinsey To Speak At YMCA Tonight
Oberlin College coach and former Olympic star Dan Kinsey will address a YMCA meeting at 7 30 tonight, sponsored by the Junior and Senior Hi Y groups. He will show slides from the 1928 Olympics highlighting events and finishes and discuss the features seen. Kinsey was a high hurdles point winner and is a University of Illinois graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kinsey
Oberlin College
Y. M.C
Kinsey
University Ofllinois
Retired contractor John Grimes dies by own action in Ohio
John A. Grimes 55 a retired contractor and brother in law of publisher Harry E. Taylor died Tuesday night in Portsmouth Ohio. He shot himself in the abdomen with a shotgun in his bedroom and died en route to a hospital. Relatives and the coroner say despondency likely prompted the act. He leaves two daughters and a son. The notice also lists a long unrelated rabbitry auction with numerous names and place references.
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Portsmouth
John A. Grimes
Harry E. Taylor
Grimes
Frances Coleman Grimes
Virgil Fotner
H. Coleman Grimes
Death of Orlando E Foster Amherst Ohio
Orlando E Foster 4 died at his North Ridge home at 9 30 this morning after a period of ill health. a lifelong Amherst area fruit grower. Survived by daughter Mrs Cora Barckley and son E E Foster postmaster of Amherst, six grandchildren, six great grandchildren, brother N F Foster and sister Mrs Elia Hutton. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Orlando E
Foster Amherst
Orlando E. Foster
North Ridge
Amherst
Cora Barckley
E. E. Foster
N. F. Foster
Elia Hutton
North Ridge Road
Jobless Study In Idle Hours
London readers learn Mor ley College for Working Men and Women runs free classes for the jobless with volunteers from experienced teachers. Subjects include gymnastics Greek dancing psychology Soviet Russia choir public speaking literature gardening science and current events, each course designed as a self contained unit.
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London
Morley College
Russia
French Ocean Fliers Honored in Saint Valery en Caux
A monument for Dieudonne Costes and Maurice Bellonte honoring their east to west Atlantic flight will be unveiled on the flight anniversary, September 2, 1930, in Saint Valery en Caux with French and American officials present. The town’s medieval port history and past privateering add local color to the ceremony.
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Saint Vallery EN Caux
France
Dieudonne Costes
Maurice Bellonte
Saint Valery En Caux
Duchy of Normandy
St. Valery
Henry IV
Dieppe
Fecamp
Newfoundland
Obedience of Egg Spots in Heat Revealed
A historic note explains that egg albumen coagulates at 123 degrees while water boils at 212, illustrating how heat alters an egg whether frying or cooling on cloth. It emphasizes minimal heat needed to harden an egg stain.
Market Shows Strength As Tax Bill Boosts Opening
New York June 1 the senate approved a billion dollar tax bill to balance the budget and the market opened with gains. Prices moved fractions with steel common jumping about 21-4 to 28 and preferred rising 2 1-8 to 70 1-8 on a 3,000 share block.
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New York
Senate
Eldest Son Of Late Captain Dollar Dies
VANCOUVER B C Juny 1 Close on the death of his father Captain Robert Dollar Mealgilla Dollar 54 eldest son of the late shipping magnate died at his home there last night. The son actively connected with the Dollar Lumber and Steamship interests was found dead in his automobile after driving from his office. His wife found him in the garage when she missed him. Dollar who inherited more than 4 000 000 from his father's estate had suffered a heart ailment for months.
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Vancouver
B. C
Robert Dollar
Mealgilla Dollar
Dollar
Doular
Island 40 Residents Build Quiet Life on River Island
Eleven miles up the Mississippi near Memphis, Island 40 hosts five residents in a nearly isolated community. They lack churches and cinema, have one store, and receive mail every third day. The island revived its school in 1925, with Mrs. Gertrude Light as teacher. Twelve children attend, ages 12 to 16, in six grades. Residents describe terrapins, loggerhead turtles, and plentiful wild turkeys. George Paudert from Memphis delivers mail every third day and tends the river lights marking the main channel.
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Memphis
Tena
Mississippi River
Island 40
Shelby County
Gertrude Light
Island
Clerk Knows His Lake Vessels
Herman G. Runge, Milwaukee railroad clerk, houses a vast marine history hobby with over 1400 volumes. He recalls exact details of ships on the Great Lakes, former ship names, wreck dates, and places. His lore begins with the Griffin of 1679, and authorities seek his knowledge on locomotives since 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Herman G. Runge
Milwaukee Railroad
Great Lakes
Lakes
Range
Myles
Green Bay
Georgeian Bay
Washington
D. C
How to remove egg stains from fabrics
Instructions advise soaking in cold water before washing and using a knife edge to lift egg spots. After applying cold water, wash the item in warm soapy water as usual.
Cleveland Market Report More Livestock Prices and Grain Quotes
Cleveland market data shows steady dairy butter and eggs with mixed wholesale prices. Hog and cattle values edge higher on holdovers while calves and sheep hold steady. grain and feeds list varied prices for corn, wheat, oats, hay, and middlings. Local produce items include asparagus and endive with unit prices per basket or bunch. Chicago quotations list further commodity pricing across butter eggs and poultry sectors.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Bliss
California
Subsidy Streit Preserves Berlin Philharmonic Amid Crisis
Berlin faces a subsidy plan to avert dissolution of the Philharmonic. The Reich subsidy drops to 65 000 marks in 193% while Berlin likely adds about 266 000 marks. Berlin Symphony subsidy of 120 000 marks yearly is cut, risking dissolution of that ensemble. The Philharmonic remains funded but with reductions and a sacrificed rival orchestra.
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Berlin
Philharmonic
Reich
Berlin Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra
Philharmonic Adds Musicians to City Orchestras
Twenty six musicians move from the Philharmonic Orchestra to expand its 86 members. The remaining players will join the orchestras of the municipal opera and the federal broadcasting company.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Municipal Opera
Federal Broadcasting Company
Bright Lights For Piccadilly
London Piccadilly Circus will gain the Empire’s brightest lighting with forty 1500 watt globes on 26 foot posts. The system replaces gas and arc lamps, delivering 60,000 watts of light to illuminate buildings to their tops and reduce glare. Only one Birmingham area nears this intensity.
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London
Piccadilly Circus
Empire
Britain
HI Street
Birmingham
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Ridge Hill Memorial
Oberlin Ave
Township Line
Western Reserve
Finance
Turner Bldg
Eva Dollison
J. H. Dollison
Toledo
Geo. F. Weeber
Rabbit
Cavy
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Erbskron
Columbia Rabbitry
Columbia
C Erbskron
M. Dixon
Allen Smith
J. Jackson
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Sr. Doe
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W. C. Klutz
J. P. Camnon
D. A. Wilmot
Does
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F. Williams
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Alfred’ Emery
Harry Robipom Berea
C. C. Pierce
Lo- Tain
Chinchilla
Elmer Baum
R. L. Connell
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Esther Alflen
Ronald Willond
Pittsfield
Robert Darling
Ruth Waite
Joseph Waite
Robert Daring
William Darling
Keats
Endymion
Botamer Rabbitry
Maurice Hill
C. S. Thomas
Russell
Kentucky
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A. H. Bentz
F. Leffingwell
Chas. Meek
L. Gray
Wm. Heck
Benj. Hess
Ed Wilhelmy
Ist Land
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Darea
Wickcliffe
N. A. Dann
Norwalk
W. W. Jemnan
S. Malbony
Litter
Gust Mather
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G. L. Malbony
Himalayan Doe
J. A. Jackson
Sr. Buck
Henry Long
E. F. Baertachi
French Ocean Fliers
Lucille Hinman
Congregational Church
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Maine
Farywers
Boston
Piccadilly
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Court Street
Lol Farrer
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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