Missing operator linked to Los Angeles murder aboard ship
E M Tallman, alleged to have been involved in the clothes closet murder of Mrs Virginie Patty in Los Angeles, vanished from the ship Admiral Benson after docking at San Francisco. Police hunted him aboard. captain reported Tallman promised not to flee, but a later splash sighting raised escape theories.
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San Francisco
L. Tallman
Virginie Patty
Los Angeles
Huger
Admiral Benson
Poh A. Sohst
United Press
Stallman
Patty
Tallman
Frank D. Patty
Port
Ore
Sobst
Mystery Father Tries to Explain Son’s Murder Connection
At San Francisco Bay dock Admiral Benson docked after a Los Angeles departure for the murder case of Mrs. Patty. Harry Tallman, father of the hunted man, could not explain why his son dodged police questions. Captain Sohst said Tallman was not jailed without federal orders and warned of severe penalties if Tallman were innocent but restrained.
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Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Admiral Benson
Harry Tallman
Tallman
Los Angeles
Patty
Sohst
San Francisco
Sprang Dustin Methods Ar Shown
Lorain county vegetable growers compared spraying and dusting methods at two demonstrations on Gulf Road Elyria Township and Avon farms. State Agriculture specialists and OSU experts explained plant protection against bugs while farmers tested equipment. Plans for winter meetings with vegetable specialists were discussed.
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Lorain County
Lester Youtz
Gulf Road
Elyria Township
Peter Nissen
Avon
State Department of Agriculture
A. L. Pierstorff
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Horton Alger
Alger
Boy Hit By Auto Not Seriously Injured
Buddy Miller a 5 year old boy returning from a fishing trip on the East branch of the Black river was struck by a car at noon on Fourth Street Hill near East Avenue. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where doctors said his injuries were not serious. Police report say he ran into the auto driven by Alfred Ahigrs of Chase Street.
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Black River
Buddy Miller
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Buddy
Memorial Hospital
Alfred Ahigrs
Chase Street
Local News Briefs Include Injuries and Elections
Helen Taylor 18 of 265 Washington avenue was treated at Memorist Hospital for injuries to her right arm after a Wednesday auto crash and released. Paul Wainwright 18 Courtland street filed to run as Republican for Second Ward Councilman in August primaries. In court, Miss Mabelle Frye versus Mrs Lydia Locke ended with a defendant verdict. Emily Sperok received $158.97 on a promissory note suit. Al Helger won $253.41 in a cos note case against Orville Stevens.
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Helen Taylor
Washington Avenue
Memorist Hospital
Miss Taylor
A. B. Taylor
Wainwright
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
Board of
Sieclivds Lispaysis
Cour
Defendan Fs
Mabelle Frye Asvet
Lydia Locke
Pastors Praise Summer Bible School in Elyria
The Fifth annual Summer Bible School opens Monday June 10 in Elyria at the First Baptist Church. It is undenominational with teachers from various churches and aims to train boys and girls in the knowledge and use of the English Bible. Dr Edwin Kirby of the First Methodist lauds the work for its scriptural grounding and safety for children, while Rev R T Ketcham notes attendance from twenty churches and emphasizes its early June start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebrria
First Baptist Church
Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Church
R. T Ketcham
Elyria
Sumner Bible School
Ruling Questions Lakewood Speed Limit Authority
A Garfield Heights and Mansfield Heights official challenges a Lakewood conviction for speeding over 25 mph in a residential district. The court held Lakewood’s ordinance conflicts with state law, risking overturning several local penalties and requiring local codes to align with the Roden law effective July 21, which permits 20 mph in congested districts, 35 mph in residential areas, and 15 mph on open highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argumen
Eises
GuardianAir automatic pilot tested in Chicago flights
Elyria inventor Otto W. Green's GuardianAir automatic pilot, developed for National Air Transport, was successfully tested on a Chicago Municipal Airport flight. The system uses a vane and pendulum to steer the plane via two motors, maintaining stability in fog and bad weather with minimal pilot input.
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Elyria
National Air Transport, Inc
Otto W. Green
Chicago
Cloyce C. Hamilton
Chicago Municipal
National Air Transport
Ohio
E. P. Lott
Reigh Count Wins Coronation Cup At Epsom Downs
At Epsom Downs England June 1 Reigh Count took the mile and a half Coronation Cup beating Irish colt Plantage by a short head with Ashford the favorite at 9 to 4 among nine starters. The prize was nearly 10000 dollars plus a 1000 dollar gold cap awarded to Mrs John D Hertz of Chicago owner of the 1928 Kentucky Derby winner after three prior English defeats.
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Epsom Downs
England
Reigh Count
Zrass
Ashford
Plantage
Lke
Reigh
John D. Hertz
Chicago
Wool Growers Set Shipments to Columbus Next Week
About 150 Lorain County Wool Growers will ship wool to the Ohin Wool Growers Association warehouse in Columbus next week. Cargo to be loaded in Elyria from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday at the New York Central tracks. Campbell of Pittsfield presides. advance payment of 22 cents a pound will be paid upon receipt for the first time this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Wool Growers Association
Ohin Wool Growers’ Association
Coluumbus
Horton Alser
Lorain County Agricultural Extension
Cara
Elyria
New York Central
KE. Campbell
Pittsfield
Amherst Missionary Society Meeting in South Amherst
The Wo mans Foreign Missionary Society at South Amherst Methodist church was hosted by Mrs. Joseph Heathcote. The program featured readings and songs led by Mrs. Eugene Griffin and others, with refreshments served to numerous members and guests. The July meeting will be at Mrs. Martin Springer home with Mrs. Garfield Harris as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allsop
Norma Merchant
Doris Springer
Belle Brosicher
Standard Bearers Organization
Rerd Griffa Roth Allsop
Virginis Garland
Frank Lara
Martin Springer
Garfield Harris
Valerie Eppley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Don Rockwood
F. I. Hubbard
Hugh McGarvey
Lincoln Street
Friendship Club
Emery. Sondergeld
Elmer Battenhouse
Ed Schroeder
Frank Barck
George Schroeder
Jackson Street
Philathea Bible
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Doris Koepn
Miss Hoffman
Helen
Hilda Kirschner
Olga Berets
Hilda Hoffman
Eva
Vera Koepke
Uoeris Koepp
Beaver Park
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
W. W. Marshall
St. John's Evangelical Sunday School
Cloverleaf Club
A. C. Kreeger
East Martin Street
A. C. Werner
B. A. Jenne
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Spring Street
Council of the
First Evangelical Church
Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
John Frederick
North Main Street
Ray Jewett
Pend Bays
Jonas Springer
Death Notices From Ohio and Nearby Areas
Mary A Wilson 74 wife of the late James J Wilson died suddenly at her home 252 Harrison Street Survived by son Uhys Travis of Cleveland Funeral arrangements at Taylors Funeral Home. Mrs Orpna Ella Stang nee Powell died suddenly at Telegraph Road home Born Amherst Oct 10 1864 married John Stang May 17 1886 Two children Herbert R and Helen M Budd of Cleveland Two grandchildren John Stang Jr and Allen Budd Two sisters and two brothers Funeral services Sunday 2 pm Telegraph Road Burial Murray Ridge Cemetery Mrs Tabitha Pratt 85 died at home in La Grange Survived by husband Joseph Pratt one son W J Pratt of Brunswick Ohio two daughters Minnie Colman La Grange Ella Peben Fellix PA eight grandchildren eight great grandchildren Services Saturday 2:30 pm La Grange SDA church Burial La Grange Funeral services for John Brooks Friday June 7 2 pm First Congregational Church parlor. public funeral. flowers omitted
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Mary A. Wilson
James J. Wilson
Harrison Street
Uhys. Travis
Cleveland
Ohio
Taylor
Orpna Ella Stang
Murray Ridge
Edwin and
Arthur Powell
Telegraph Road
Joseph Pratt
W. J . Pratt
Brunswick
Minnie Colman
la Grange
Ella Peben
Fellix
Pennsylvania
la Grange S. D. A
John Brooks
First Congregations
Markets News From Cleveland and Chicago Quotations
Market quotations from Cleveland and Chicago dated June 6 show butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and grains with price ranges across regional and city markets. The report includes Portland Maine Green Mt potatoes, White Maine Green Mt, and various Chicago cash quotes for butter eggs and poultry. Also noted are Toledo grain prices for June 5 and a New York hay market with per ton rates for large and small bales. A Chilean stamps issue nearly caused a libel action, plus social meeting notices and a Elyria visit by Burton Coburn.
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Cleveland
Maine Green Mt
New York
Dr Dickson Compound Diuretic Ad Claim
Puffiness and swelling signal kidney trouble and toxins in the blood. If bladder irritation frequent night calls or backache occur, try Dr Dickson's Compound Diuretic from any drug store. Take as directed and if relief is not rapid ask for your money back. All druggists 65c Adv.
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Dickson
Tenn Man May Head GOP Committee
Washington June 6 Claciua L Houston of Tennessee is a leading figure in Hoover’s search for a new chairman of the Republican National Committee. Former assistant secretary of commerce he is closely allied with the President and helped boost the Hoover bid in the South last year. Houston aligns with the GOP reorganization plan for the southern wing and is viewed as a strong potential choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claciua
Houston
Tennessee
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Allkenly
South
New Bertillon Equipment Considered for County Office
County commissioners consider buying a specialist Bertillon camera for the sheriff department to classify criminal records and descriptions. Sheriff Clarence Adams established the Bertillon department, with Deputy Frank Stroht handling fingerprints and identifications of arrestees. a better camera would modernize the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertillon
Sherif
Bertillen Department
Clarence Adams
Frank Stroht
Elyria High School Class of 19XX Graduation Ceremony
Number two continued from page one lists graduates with 90 percent or above average in four years. Edith Altfeld Glen Cowen Norman Goldstein Jacqueline Greene Mary Louise Harrison Vivian Jackson Evelyn Ludwig Grace Milliken Margaret Minch Helen Moore Katherine Ott John Pinkney Mildred Steller Mildred Vogler received diplomas from Dr. Agate as Shively spoke. Seniors presented themselves, then marched to their seats. The class sang a farewell, recessional followed, marking the end of the commencement. Musical interludes were performed by the high school orchestra and class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Altfeld
Glen Cowen
Norman Goldstein
Jacqueline Greene
Mary Louise Harrison
Vivian Jackson
Evelyn Ludwig
Grace Milliken
Margaret Minch
Helen Moore
Katherine Ott
John Pinkney
Mildred Steller
Mildred Vogler
Dr. Agate
Shively
Elyria High School
School Board Sued For 5500 Dollars In Two Actions
Two suits totaling 85493.39 were filed against the Hidgeville township board of education after Norman Von Kamp, a pupil, was injured when a bus ran over his leg on March 11, 1929. The boy seeks 5000 dollars in damages through his father, Diederick Von Kamp, who sues for 485.30 for doctors expenses and related damages.
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Hidgeville Township
Diederick von Kamp
Avon Lake Man Found Dead After Personal Crisis
Avon Lake Ohio June 6 The body of Charles H. Rona 51 was found Wednesday afternoon on Lake Road by his sister. Coroner Miles Perry ruled death by own action noting a .38 caliber bullet through his brain. He had been in poor health and suffered a nervous breakdown. He left stock certificates and cash on his person. Dorothy B Hinson 47 of Circleville Ohio killed herself by poison and self inflicted cuts after ill health.
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Avon Lake
Charles H. Rona
Stop 58
Lake Road
Ross
Miles Perry
Circleville
Dorothy B. Hinson
Walnut Township
Rexall Orderlie Relief for Constipation Found
A Battle Creek physician touts relief from constipation and introduces Rexall Orderlie tablets. The water-attracting pill loosens dry waste for a gentle natural movement without habit. Take one at night for daytime relief. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores. Harry A. Crandall Co. W. Phillip's.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexail Drug Store
Harry A. Crandall, Co
W. Phillip’s.— Adv
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Admiral Benion
Half Moon Bay
Poltice
Talian
Ole Johnson
Boy
Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings
Emily Sperok
Pet Belta
B. Thompson
AL AL Helger
Orvilie Stevens
Guardianair
Redeem
Paris
France
Lindbergh
Amherst
Penn
Bert Marlowe
Cora Marlowe
Beatrice Reynolds
A. Reynolds
Sayre
Philadelphia
D. C
West Virginia
Marlowe
Sayre High School
Conservatory of Music
Methodist
Clarksberg
Orpha Stang
Tabitha Pratt
John T. Brooks
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Burton Coburn
School Board
D. P. Fulmer
Jobo Peel
Emil Kasper
Robert Huge
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Carter
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
EF. Whitney
West Broad Street
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