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Ambiguous fragment describes a grim scene with a missing note or body and a confession by Leopold. Police recover a stocking and glasses, hinting at a homicide investigation driven by a suspect’s account. The text is garbled but suggests an arrest linked to the crime.
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Murder case details and loot plan emerge in early trial
Prosecution links Leopold and Loeb to murder and ransom plot. They allegedly planned to collect blood money and cover the trail by burning clothes and misdirecting the Franks. They telephoned home to claim the boy was kidnapped but safe while a $10,000 demand was mailed. Detectives report Loz and Leob admitted more to tell about Franklin Tracy’s slaying and the Charles Rosin death, with further legal actions pending July 15 and potential additional charges.
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Wellington Otterbacher Social and Official Notes
Wellington June 6 report of H C Otterbacher hosting a four course dinner for local friends. Community updates include Welling ton F O E officers installed with officers named Normand Andrews Cur tice Bransen Coats Barton Curtice and Hady. Hi Times Annuals delivered to advertisers with distribution to students next week. Epworth League Convention planned in Green Springs with John Koontz Wellington delegate speakers Pauline Hill and Alice Gray to attend.
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Markets Cleveland Produce
Market listings show assorted items with grain, dairy, and produce pricing. Notable entries include eggs, butter, poultry, fresh vegetables, fruits, and canned goods with unit measures and per unit pricing. Prices range across crates, pounds, and per dozen quantities reflecting a typical daily wholesale market snapshot.
Stocks Open Gently as Market Sees Mixed Tone
NOON STOCK LEAD NEW YORK June 6 Trading in the forenoon session on the stock exchange was a no sided affair Ratls and public idea under leadership of issues whose movements are closely affiliated with pool operations. The market showed firmness in some areas while industrials were mixed due to bearish professional selling. Sugars and some steels declined amid weakness in raw and refined sugar markets along with occasional selling pressure. Call money reopened at 23 4 percent.
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New York
Ock Exchange
Industrals
Would Shut Down Gas Works Would Shut Down Gas Works
A reader reports long term gas buildup and right side pain, claiming Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy relieved symptoms. The testimonial asserts the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation across the digestive tract, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Grain futures report with mixed July and Sept prices
Wheat July 104 to 108 in successive months, with Sept and Dec bids around 106 108 and 108. Corn July 77 with Sept and Dec showing smaller changes. Oats July 48 and Sept 40, Dec 41, yard levels 1030 to 1060. lisbs July 988 and Sept 45.
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TG Toult &B
Robberies at Lorain Spur a Pattern of Break-ins
June 6 night patrols by special officer F W Meister witnessed two men attempting a break at Arcade billiard hall. shots fired as they fled. Mrs S Schwab reports 18235 Oakdale avenue entry with 25 stolen from husband’s trousers. At D Ackerman home on Wy 29th street thieves broke a window and ransacked the house while Mrs Ackerman slept.
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Lorain
F. W Meister
S. Scwab
Oakdale Avenue
D Ackerman
Wy. 29Th Street
Stolen clothing at Richmond Clothing Co office
A fragment reports theft at the Richmond Clothing Co office where items were stolen from desks and a value of $95 cent is noted. The text also mentions a wife kept quiet about the incident and a factory in Richmond.
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Richmond Clothing Co
Lorain Seeks State Aid in Dope Ring Probe
Lorain officials urge state assistance to curb a suspected drug ring impacting the city. Chief Walker asked the State Board of Agriculture to aid investigations, noting narcotics oversight falls under state supervision as authorities pursue the source of supply.
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Cits
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Walker
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