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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1936

Page

2

Wheaton College President To Speak Here On Thursday

Dr James Oliver Buswell Ir president of Wheaton College will lecture at First Baptist Church Thursday at 7 20 p m. He is renowned as a Christian educator and a strong orthodox figure. The event draws attendees from the region, with many local students and teachers planning to attend and hear this respected scholar.

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Last Will And Testament Drawn In 1807 Displayed

A fragile parchment shows a will of Joseph Read, dated 1807 in England, naming Mary Ann Read and Thomas Sigworth as heirs. It notes a bequest linked to William Read and a 5 pound sterling stake tied to John Watson or THAornron, with Mary Ann Read and Thomas Sigworth later emigrating to the United States.

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Nashville man linked to storied 1930s kidnapping case ends acquitted

The case centers on Young Robinson of Nashville once locked up for observation, his alleged role in a Louisville kidnapping of Mrs. Stoll. After a long extradition fight, Mrs. Stoll and her father-in-law faced charges under the Lindbergh law but were acquitted in Louisville Federal Court on Oct 13, 1938, with the jury finding their involvement was unintentional.

Sirs. Stoll Louisville Robinson Nashville Stoll Oil Company Berry Stoll Sto C. C. Stoll Berry Stroll Indiemesel Mrs. Stoll G-men

Kidnaper Robinson Captured After Glendale Drama

Federal agents nabbed Robin Robinson in a Glendale hotel after a dame voice hid a male impersonator. He had posed as John Simons in Glendale, and faced Lindbergh law charges with possible Kentucky death penalty implications. Victim Berry Stoll and husband paid a $50,900 ransom, Robinson had netted about $34,590.

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Balt aBaicty to save his 08's cussom form

Mrs. Robinson forced to stay in her husband’s Indianapolis lair. The fragment hints at a domestic dispute or custody issue connected to a man named Balt and a disrupted personal life. This brief mentions residence and control within a troubled marriage.

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