Beaten to the draw death in Cincinnati shootout
In Cincinnati early today detective Joseph Schaefer killed George Wrassman after Wrassman drew first. Wrassman a known underworld figure linked to ski jacking bootlegging and other killings had been under surveillance. The shooting occurred near a garage behind a roadhouse as Wrassman and an accomplice approached the detectives who lay in wait.
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Cincinnati
George “Fat’ Wrassman
Joseph Schaefer
Schaefer
Walter Fricke
Wrassman
Schaeffier
Hamilton
Grassman
Covington
Capt
Fricker
Cincinnati-Hamilton
Thomas Concannon
Five Mile House
Rapid Run Pike
Morris Solomon
New Port.s
Robert Zwick
Zwick
Wv Zwick
Marshal Pester Dumele
North Colege
Han
Dumele
Rose Routs Tug Phillips In Erie Bout
Cincinnati lightweight Rose defeated Tug Phillips in a ten round feature in Erie Pennsylvania by decision from two of three judges. Phillips, 141 pounds, started strong but Rose used a jabbing left and controlled late rounds. Other regional boxing notes include Ernie Rasmussen’s win over Jimmy Sansone and Alabama Kid Columbus stopping Danny Huff in under a minute.
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Columbus
Billy ‘Rose
Cincinnati
Tug” Phillips
Erie
Rose
iRose
Phillips
Wildcat
Ernie Ruskings
Vernon
Haye
Jimmy Sansone
Alabama
Danny Huff
Denton
George O'Brien
Tampa
Fla
Charlie Dunlap
Death of John L Capelli at 45 in North Olmsted
John L Capelli aged 45 died Monday morning at his home on Barton road North Olmsted He is survived by his widow Ina Capelli nee Wuebcker and three sons Stanley Sidmer and Lynn at home Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at two at a clerk from his late residence
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John L. Capelli
Barton Road
North Olmsted
Ina Capelli
Wuebcker
Stanley
Sidmer
Lynn
Elyria Chiropractor Elected to Ohio Association Board
Dr. C. E. Guth of Elyria was elected to the executive board of the Ohio State Chiropodists Association at its sixteenth convention in Cleveland Monday. He will handle publicity work for the organization.
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Elyria
C. E. Guth
Elyria Chiropodist
Ohio State Chiropodists’ Association
Cleveland
Mondas
Association
Camp Iss-see-kes Camp Award Offered in Elyria
Ralph Murbach will pay ten dollars to the Elyria boy who brings in the most new campers for Camp Iss-see-kes at the Elyria Y M C A this summer. John R. Siekkinen, director of boys work at the Y M C A, announced today.
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Ralph Murbach
Elyria
Iss-see-kes
Elyria Y. M. C. A
John R. Siekkinen
Fire damages Crystal restaurant on Court Street
Grease on the Crystal restaurant range sparked a blaze at 1 14 a m. today. Firefighters from engine company No 1 arrived at the Andwar building on Court Street and used two three gallon chemical extinguishers to quell the flames. Crews tore up a portion of the second floor above the kitchen to stop the fire from spreading.
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Crystal
Hose and Engine Companies Number One
Andwar
Court Street
Fire crews clean Central station floors with large hose
Firemen at Central fire station spent the afternoon tidying up as they scrubbed the main floor with a two and one half inch hose attached to a flush out device. The scene described shows workers performing a spring house cleaning activity in the station.
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Central Fire Station
Phelps Fined After Police Court Fight
Confectionery store proprietor Phelps was fined one dollar and costs in police court after a fight with William Gillespie. Phelps had pleaded not guilty on Monday but reversed the plea this morning.
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Phelps
William Gillespie
Gillespie
Seven cars tagged for parking violation by police
Seven red parking violation tags were attached to autos Monday by police, signaling enforcement action in the street parking crackdown. The tagged vehicles included several sedans and a pickup, all derestricted by officials for unpaid meters and mismatched permit zones.
Democratic leaders map future as Raskob vows $600000 drive
At a New York dinner, Democratic leaders praised Raskob's stewardship while aiming to bury past divisions. The plan calls for a persistent, year round party organization with 154,000 district counselors. Charles Michelgon became national publicity chief as Senator Overman urged unity with courage.
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Democratic National Committee
National Party
Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Robinson
Baskop
Charles Michelgon
New York World Bureau
National Committee
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Simmons
Overman
Bruns
Der
Tenn
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Shouse
Yankees Beat Browns 3 2 Behind Hoyt Strong Start
Waite Hoyt struck out eight and pitched the New York Yankees to a 3 to 2 victory over the St. Louis Browns. Earle Combs added two triples in the win.
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Waite Hoyt Struk
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Earie Combs
Farm Board urged to have clear vision of needs
Sam H Thompson president of the American Farm Bureau told 1000 farmers in Lima Ohio that the farm board to be created under the agricultural marketing act must understand agricultural aims and carry out organized, concentrated efforts. He praised three bill features and urged rural city cooperation to maximize benefits of farm relief laws.
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Lima
Farm Board
Congress
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Thompson
Henry S. Ballard
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ballard
Bender
C. A. Dyer
Farm Bureau Federation
Oberlin Chile Fatally Hurt In Detroit
David Nickoloff three year old son of Mr and Mrs J N Nickoloff of Morgan street died in Detroit Michigan last night from fractures after being struck by a machine while running into its path in the street He was accompanied by his father to Detroit and never regained consciousness Funeral arrangements not yet made The body is being brought back to Oberlin for burial
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Oberlin
David Nickoloff
J. N. Nickoloff
Morgan Street
Detroit
Michigan
Nickeloff
Jackie
Exchange Club Holds Its Final Meeting
The Oberlin Exchange Club held its last meeting of the season at the Martin Inn yesterday at noon. Philip D. Sherman and John G. Olmstead spoke and Illumination night plans were reviewed. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Monday in September.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Martin Inn
Philip D. Sherman
John G. Olmstead
All Star Club Hosts Bridge Night at Mrs Sage Home
The All Star Club met at Mrs Carmel Sage of Worth Professor Street last evening. The diversion was bridge with Mrs Weeks winning high score. Guest Mrs Bernt Davis attended. Refreshments followed the games.
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All Star Club
Carmel Sage
Worth Professor Street
Weeks
Bernt Davis
See Candidates Rush At Last Minute
Primary candidates rush to file as the June 14 deadline nears. Mayor James A. Hewitt faces a light Republican field while Democrat Harry Hinkson holds the only Democratic nomination, with Democrats expected to add another candidate on the last day. Several present councilmen seek reelection. two wards show GOP and Democratic contests.
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James A. Hewitt
Harry Hinkson
Hinkson
Ror Moulton
Scott Gilmore
Ninulton
Pal Wainwright
Youths Charged With Auto Theft In Indianapolis Transfer
Two youths arrested while siphoning gasoline from a car owned by J. L. Cronin on Mill Street were turned over to Indianapolis authorities today on a more serious auto theft charge. They had been in police custody for petit larceny in local court this morning, per Police Chief E. J. Stankard.
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Indianapolis
J. L. Cronin
Mill Street
E. J. Stankard
Otterbein Grant Honors First Woman Honorary Degree
Otterbein College conferred an honorary LL D on Judge Florence E. Allen the first woman to receive such recognition. She delivered the commencement address as part of a ceremony where five hundred graduates received diplomas. Other degrees were awarded to Calif Osias Everett Haris and Rev. Frank Howard Capehart. Ohio University and University of Minnesota leaders participated in the exercises.
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Nasium
Homer P. Lambert
Anderson
Ind
Columbus Citizen
Florence E. Allen
State Supreme Court
Otterbein
United States
Philippine Islands
Everett Haris
Darton
Watchword
United Brethren
Frank Howard Capehart
Parkerburg
W. Va
D. D
Ohio University
Athens
B. Bryan
Lotus D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Youths Confess Car Theft in Indianapolis Chase
Indianapolis police were alerted after two youths named Clifford Keith of Springfield Tennessee and Hurskins Jenkins of Lake Avenue confessed to stealing a large roadster and admitting the crime in Indianapolis. Authorities confirmed their stories and pursued them.
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Ran
Indianapolis
Clifford Keith
Springfield
Tenn
Hurskins Jenkins
Lake Avenue
Parking plan changes mark Elyria council meeting
The council trimmed and altered a proposed two hour and four hour parking ordinance. Changes included unrestricted parking from the undercut to North street and revised zones on Second, Broad, East and Chestnut streets. A five minute Broad street parking zone may be created, and general curb and sidewalk parking bans kept in place.
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Lodi Street
Merchants Alley
Broad Street
North Street
Washington Avenue
Depot Street
Second Street
Court House
Chestnut Street
Cedar Street
East Avenue
West Avenue
East Bridge Street
Second
Broad Streets
Third
Depot Streets
Middle Avenue
Broad
Third Streets
County Court House
Cascade Park
Court Street
North
Director of Public Safety
Hewitt
Elyria
Council
Merchants’ Committee
George Day
Robert Vestal
J. J. Cronin
Merchants Debate Parking Zone Extensions in City Meeting
Mayor Hewitt read letters backing the ordinance proposals while a Broad Street and Cheapside petition from nearly all merchants protested extending the two hour parking limit and banning one hour zones. Merchants committee hesitated at first, then shared cautious opinions in the ensuing discussion.
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Nance
Hewitt
Broad Street
Cheapside
Merchants Committee
Markets Cleveland Produce
Cleveland June 11 market quotations for butter eggs poultry and potatoes include extras and firsts price ranges for butter 42 to 46 cents per pound newYork potatoes at 2.15 to 2.25 per 150 pound sack Maine Green Mountain 2.25 per 120 pound sack home grown 60 cents per bushel sack eggs firsts 29 cents ordinary 28.5, poultry by the pound with fowls 29 to 30, broilers 40 to 43, leghorns 25 to 26, leghorn broilers 30 to 45, spring ducks 25 to 28, old cocks 18 to 20, geese 15 to 18, stags 18 to 20.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Chicago Market Quotes Report Prices for Dairy Eggs Poultry and Grains
Chicago cash quotations show butter receipts 17 633 tabs and churned creamery extras 42 1 2 cents. Eggs unchanged with rects 33 496 cases and various firsts and storage packed prices. Poultry alive steady with fowls 28 29 cents and turkeys 22 30 cents. Wheat No 2 mixed 105, No 2 hard 1.09. Corn No 2 mixed 91 4 92 1 4 cents, No 2 yellow 92 1 4 93 8 1 4. Oats No 3 white 44 3 4 46 1 4, No 4 white 44 44 1 2.
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Chicago
Market Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hog receipts 1500 with overall steady to 10c higher. hogs 250 350 lb 10.75 11.50, 200 250 lb 11.25 11.50, 160 200 lb 11.35 11.50, 130 160 lb 11.25 11.50, 90 136 lb 11.60 11.50, packing sows 9.00 9.75. Cattle receipts 150, calves 700, market steady to 50c higher. beef steers 12.75 14.25, beef cows 9.25 10.50, low cutter cows 7.00 8.00, wealers 14.00 17.00. Sheep receipts 400, market steady. fat lambs top 17.00, bulk fat lambs 16.00 17.00, bulk fat ewes 6.00 7.00.
Toledo grain and seed prices listed for Detroit market
Grain and seed price table shows No 2 red wheat at 1.19 1.20, corn No 3 yellow 93 1 2 cents, oats No 2 white 49 50 cents, barley No 2 61 62 cents, rye No 2 1.04, clover seed cash domestic old and new 16.00, cash imported old 12.75 new 13.25, timothy cash old and new 2.80.
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Toledo
Minneapolis grain and commodities prices in early trading
Grain and flour prices unchanged in carload lots with family patents at 6.60 to 6.70 per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Bran 22.00 to 23.00. Wheat No 1 northern 1.02 7-8 to 1.03 7-8, No 1 red durum 89 1-4 to 90 1-4. July 1.03 7-8, Sept 1.02 7-8, Dec 1.11. Corn No 3 yellow 84 1-2 to 84 1-2. Oats No 3 white 41 1-8 to 42 1-? flax No 1 2.41 3-4 to 2.45 3-4.
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Minneapolis
Toledo Livestock Hogs Market Report
Hogs receipts 800 market steady to 19 cents lower heavies 10.40 to 10.75 mediums 11.00 to 11.20 workers 10.85 to 11.00 pigs 19.50 to 11.00 cattle receipts light market slow calves receipts light market strong sheep and lambs receipts light market steady
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Toledo
Hay Market Report from New York
The Hay Market in New York reports receipts of 19 cars and a steady market. Large bales of Timothy and light mixed grades sell from G No. 3 and poorer at 16.00 to 23.00 per ton, with K No. 2 at 23.00 to 24.09 and M No. 3 and poorer at 15.00 to 21.00. Heavy Mixed Clover-N No. 3 to 1 ranges 14.00 to 25.00 per ton.
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New York
Timothy
Yesterday's hero Haier drives Cardinals to big win
Chick Haier of the St. Louis Cardinals slammed a fifth inning homer number 15 along with a triple and a double to drive in five runs. His heavy hitting helped beat the Phillies 19 to 9 and move within .002 points of the National League lead.
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Chick Haier
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Woody English Drives Cubs Past Braves in 10 8 Victory
Woody English went four for four driving in four runs as the Chicago Cubs beat the Boston Braves 10 to 8. The win pulled Chicago within a half game of the league leading Pirates.
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Woody English
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Pirates
Holloway Stifles Senators as Cleveland Edge Washington
Ken Holloway’s superb relief pitching propelled Cleveland to a 4 to 3 victory over Washington. He relieved Shaute with the score tied in the fourth, shut down the Senators’ hitters, and then Averill’s double and Joe Sewell’s single produced the decisive runs.
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Ken Holloway
Cleveland
Washington
Shaute
Holloway
Senators
Averill
Joe Seweill
Mrs H W Thomas Dies At Elyria Home
Mrs Elizabeth Thomas aged seventy six died at 10 15 p m June 10 1929 at the family home 415 Third Elyria where she and H W Thomas had lived since 1895 They celebrated their golden wedding in 1924 with all children and grandchildren present Surviving are Annie J Thomas Will H Thomas James B Thomas Mary Elizabeth Thomas Mrs Yerry Koplin a sister Mrs Dan Jones East St Louis Ill and a brother Llewellyn Jones South Lorain Services will be at St Andrews Episcopal Church Thursday at 2 30 p m</summary>
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Elizabeth Thomas
Third Street
H. W. Thomas
Elyria
Mr. Thomas
Annie J. Thomas
Will H. Thomas
James B. Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Thomas
Yer
Figures in Third Charge Sheet Continue Bond Status
A continuation lists multiple defendants from So Amherst and Lorain with charges including assault and battery burglary larceny robbery auto stealing and non support. Bonds range from none to two thousand dollars with several defendants held or pled not guilty. Some grand jury indictments remain secret as arrests await.
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David and
Polina Yarmack
Amherst
Mike Ksenich
Anna Ksenich
Steve Worthe
Sidney Smith
Foster Fisher
Vincent Busser
George Cole
John Smith
John Kloxek
Harry and
Charles Reese
Allen B. Bull
Peter Kuzner
Roscoe Kauffman
Samuel Long
Barney Davis
Reynaldo Perez
Pete Schandorsky
Delores Eassel
Elyria Mayor Seeks Federal Sample Ordinance on Aerial Safety
Elyria plans to secure a federal sample ordinance to regulate air travel safety over the city, as no local ordinance exists. Clark, badly injured in a crash that killed two, remains in serious condition with no internal injuries suspected. blood transfusions aided his recovery, while city and Cleveland officials coordinate aid. Funeral arrangements are set for Carl Vanderveer, pilot of the plane, with services in Willard tomorrow at 3 PM.
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Gested
Hewitt
Elyria
Cleveland
Clark
Charles Clark
Thom Bivins
Carl Vanderveer
Willard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Detroit Tops Red Sox 1 0 Behind Pitching Gem
Charlie Rofing left a well pitched game after issuing three consecutive walks in the seventh inning following Heilmann’s single. Detroit defeated Boston 1 to 0 as Ruffing allowed only four hits in a pitchers duel.
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Charlie Rofing
Heilmann
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Defendant Wins In Damage Suit
A jury in the common pleas court under Judge W B Thompson awarded the defendant in a $5,009 suit brought by Marie MecMuller of Valley City against W C Leadale Elyria beauty parlor proprietor. The plaintiff alleged a severe burn during a permanent wave treatment with operator Miss Brasselle. The case, filed in 1927, identifies Brasselle as not employed by the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Marie MecMuller
Valley City
W. C. Leedale
Elyria
National Open Golf field set after sectional qualifiers
The bulk of the 150 player field for the National Open at Winged Foot, June 27 to 29, was decided after sectional rounds in 19 districts. Exempt players include defending champion Johnny Farrell and runner up Bobby Jones. Dayton pro Dayton Willie's 144 led Miami Valley qualifiers, while Willie Klein shot 66 79 for 145 to top New York district qualifiers. Play-offs for remaining spots were scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winged Foot Country Club
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Jones
Charles Guest
California
Lakeside Golf Club
Los Angeles
Willie Hunter
Montebelo
Alex Campbell
Dayton
Ohio
Miami (Ohio) Valley Country Club
Willie Klein
Wheatley Hills
New York District
Halisbury Plains
Ths
Cyrus Walker
Jess Sweetser
Walker
Sweetser
Ten Americans Hold Own In British Golf Championship
Ten Americans remained in the British amateur golf championship as the second day began. Forty Americans were eliminated yesterday, while six advanced to the second round including John Dawson, Stuart Scheftel, Pardee Erdman, Joshua Crane, R. H. Baugh, and Douglas Grant. Four more Americans were set to play today with match pairings announced for Behr, Saunders, Sweeney, and Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich. Eng
Frank Sweeney
Robert Sweener
Walter L. Richards
Paul Arbill
John Dawson
Chicago
Stuart Scheftel
St. Cloud
Pardee Erdman
Bel Air
Joshua Crane
Brookline
Mass
R. H. Baugh
Birmingham
Ala
Douglas Grant
London
Max Behr
California
Capt. Tippet
Royal North Devon
Rowland Saunders
Miami
Fla
H. O. Hill
The
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Charles Sweeney
New York
C. H. Brickhill
Sonning
Norman Newton
Havanna
T. A Bourn
Sunningdale
New York Hosts Six Day Relief Skate Race at MSG
A new sport opened at Madison Square Garden in New York on June 11 as a six day relief skate race began last night before about three thousand spectators. Each team consisted of three men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Wanted Experienced Ready To Wear Sales Ladies
Job notice seeking experienced ready to wear sales ladies for permanent position at Mangel's. Applicants must be capable, reliable, and comfortable in a retail setting. Apply in person to Mangel's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangel’s
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Finney Chapel
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Thomas Henderson
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Exmoor School
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