Doctor Loughlin Slain in Marine Park Duel
New York May 26 Howard Vincent Bridgetts sought for three days walked into a police station and admitted shooting Dr Joseph T Loughlin a Brooklyn surgeon in the Dunes of Marine Park He claimed self defense and yielded a blood stained pistol and bag while saying he tired of hiding and would say no more per his attorney present
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New York
Howard Vincent Budgetts
Joseph T. Loughlin
Brooklyn
Marine Park
Bridgetts
George Leisure
Peter Bree
Loughlin
Town Line Farewell Party at Lorain Home
Mr and Mrs William Cook and family were surprised with fifty guests at their Lorain home as Evergreen club members bid them farewell before moving here this week. An electric lamp was given, a picnic lunch shared, and attendees included Peters Lange Emmersol Henes Coverdale Bischoff Swartz and others. Irma Spiegelberg and Kathryn Stang attended a choir rehearsal at the Baus home on South Ridge Thursday evening.
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Townline Road
William Cook
Lorain
Evergreen Club
F. A. Emmersol
Camden
Carl Henes
Amherst
Fred Coverdale
Elmer Bischoff
Joe Coverdale
George Swartz
Anna Peters
Henry Delefield
S. Ridge
Valentine
Irma Spiegelberg
Kathryn Stang
Frank Baus
South Ridge
Spiegelbergs Attend W C T L Institute at South Ridge
Mr and Mrs L Spiegelberg attended the W C T L Institute held at South Ridge Church Friday evening.
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L. Spiegelberg
W. C. T. L. Institute
South Ridge Church
Weekend Visitor Spends Time With Spiegelberg Family
Miss Caroline Spiegelpert of Cleveland spent the week end with her brother Lewis Spiegelberg.
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Caroline Spiegelpert
Cleveland
Lewis Spiegelberg
Borrowing to buy as prices stay low in City Loan ad
The piece argues against poverty boasting and praises borrowing to buy. It notes that a dollar buys more now than in years past and suggests using The City Loan to purchase desired items while they are cheap, claiming borrowing is wise rather than foolish.
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City Loan
Illustrated Question Box Reveals Canada-US Wood Use Gap
In an article by R. J. Scott titled Did You Know, the author notes that the amount of wood cultivated in Canada is about a seventh of that in the United States, despite Canada’s larger total area. The contrast highlights forestry and resource-use differences between the two countries.
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Canada
The
Beacon Native Rob Montgomery Jr. Born May 21 1904
The well known star Herry Montgomery Jr. was born in Beacon New York on May 21 1904. This note identifies his regal stage name as Rob Montgomery and gives his birth location and date.
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Ert Montgomery
Rob
Herry Montgomery, Jr
Beacon
New York
Hippodromed Race and Construction Mixture Notes
The text describes asphet as a combustible hydrocarbon mix used in superficial deposits worldwide. It explains hippodromed racing as staged contests with a winner arranged, noting its use in circuses and amusements.
Arable Soil in Canada Compared to the United States
The article compares arable land between Canada and the United States, detailing the extent of land suitable for cultivation and noting differences in how much land can be farmed. It discusses factors affecting arable acreage and regional variations in soil suitability.
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Canada
United States
Local visitors and calls reflect community ties
R. B. Fleck spent Sunday in Ravenna Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delefield of South Ridge called on trends here Wednesday evening.
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R. B. Fleck
Ravenna
Ohio
Henry Delefield
South Ridge
Memorial services attendances at Brownhelm cemetery
Among those from here who attended the memorial services at Brownhelm cemetery Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schubert and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schubert.
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Brownhelm Cemetery
Andrew Schubert
Clarence Schubert
Schubarts Visit Akron Airport With Family
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schubart and their son Oliver visited Akron airport on Sunday afternoon in a brief civic outing.
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Airport
E. C. Schubart
Oliver
Akron
Returns to School After Illness Absence
Oliver Schubert, who was kept from school due to illness last week, returned to school on Monday.
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Oliver Schubert
Dute Fitts Wedding Notice At Ridgeville
May 26 announcement of Reuben Dute and Louise Fitts approaching marriage in Ridgeville. Nuptials set for June 1 with Miss Fitts an instructor in Bisa schools and Mr Dute farming with his father. Also notes social events and local club meetings including P T A officers elected and a Community Picnic plans.
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Middle Ridge
Reuben Dute
Louise Fitts
Ridgeville
Alta Mira
Elyria
Fitts
Bisa
Dire
Florence Fullmer
Earl Spielgelberg
Compunion
Vonda Browne
Indiana
Bridge
Marjorie Hearn
Amherst High School
Miss Hear
Richard Flecock
Richard Hecock
H. G. Eschtruth
H. P. Kolbe
Ffe Eastman
Amherst Congregation
J. H. Ludwig
N. W. Bechtel
J. W. Dute
First Evangelical Church of Amherst
John Springer
South Main Street
Amherst
Beneficiary Of Five Insurance Policies Held
CHICAGO May 26 Mrs Margaret Summers was held by police for questioning after it emerged that ten people had life insurance policies with her as beneficiary and five died under circumstances doctors called possibly mysterious. Authorities awaited coroner chemist Dr Clarence Muelberger's report while questioning Mrs Summers about policy issuances by Arthur Taylor of John Hancock Mutual Life.
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Chicago
Margaret Summers
Mrs. Summer
Arthur Taylor
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Faculty Divided Over Dismissal Of Professor Miller
Ohio State University faces its first major schism in a decade as the faculty split over the nonrenewal of sociology head Herbert A. Miller a liberal leader and author of the Czechoslovak declaration. The dispute followed student push for optional military training and a later faculty vote reversing earlier support for the students. Miller left for New York where he learned the trustees would not renew his contract. In a separate note, six months of 1930 saw 258 fatal U S flying incidents, averaging one death per 219000 miles.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Herbert A. Miller
Miller
George Wrightmire
Ohio State
Dr. Miller
Board of Trustees
Rightmire
Dr. Rightmire
Wished to Repay Her Husband and Roomers Considered
A fragment notes a woman wished to repay her husband Thomas Summers. The remaining eight men were described as roomers in the context of a household or lodging arrangement.
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Thomas Summers
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