Mystery of Napa Murderer Intensifies in Trial Day
Nov 1 hearings reveal a suspect dubbed the gorilla man under probe for 20 plus U S deaths. Nelson, said to have escaped Napa hospital, faces multiple murder charges linked to strangulations in San Francisco Detroit Seattle Portland and other regions. A health talk criticizes diphtheria quackery while Rotary club welcomed new members as trial proceeds.
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Sppelae
Canat
Caunapetig
Acre
United States
Nelson
Napa
California
Manitoba
Law
Be Webber
Wilford
Suit for 1000 Damages Over House Removal
A civil suit filed in the local common pleas seeks judgment of 1000 from Simon J Bryan of Elyria. Herman F Wurm alleges ownership of a 2500 note signed by Bryan and secured by a Ridgeville township mortgage, and that Bryan removed a two story dwelling and garage, depreciating value by 1000 without Wurms knowledge.
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Simon J
Bryan
Elyria
Court of Common Pleas
Herman F. Wurm
Wentworth Avenue
Cleveland
Wurm
Ridgeville
Brian
Medals Awarded for 46 Acts of Courage
Carnegie Hero Fund confirms forty-six acts of bravery across the United States and Canada this year. Six pensions totaling 1460 a year are awarded, plus education funds, and gold medals granted alongside silver and bronze. Included are Boston press agent John Neglee Burk and several rescues by women and men from Ohio, Michigan, and Toledo.
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Fittsburgh
Peace Times
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
United States
Canada
America
John Neglee Burk
Boston
North American
Lare
Freeport
Harrison County
Ohio
Charles L. White
First Volley Ball Matches at Y Tonight
The Y M C A gym hosts the Volley Bell League opener with Rotary Club vs Ogenda Club at 7 30 and Kiwanis Young Men's Club to follow. Best two of three games, promising real competition for volleyball fans.
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Volley Bell
Meat Market Opens New Elyria Location on Broad Street
Bilow's Meat Market moves from 556 Broad Street after three or four years to 338 Broad Street, previously Halcomb's. W. H. Bilow, in business eight years in Elyria, bought new equipment for the swap and prepared the store for better service. The shop will continue selling meats and a few shelf goods.
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Bilow
Broad Street
Halcomb's
W. H. Bilow
Elyria
FENCE POSTS BURNING DRAWS FIRE CREW AT 871 WEST RIVER
A pile of fence posts on the rear of 871 West River Street prompted Squad No. 1 and Engine Co No. 3 to respond Monday at noon. The blaze was extinguished with water and chemicals. John Romeo of Lorain changed a liquor possession case plea in Amherst court to guilty. case suspended for sentencing November 9. Charles Davis, known as Noisy, returned to the city jail after a drunken disorderly incident at a local dance hall.
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Ziesman Polgar
West River Street
Alex Farkas
Polgar
John Romeo
Lorain
E.G. Athews
Amherst
Iquor
W. B. Thompson
Charles
Davis
Neisy
Fowl
Man Injured Working on Railroad at North Eaton
Tom Considine of Grafton suffered bruises to his sex and ankle after slipping while boarding a moving Big Four hand car at North Eaton. He was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital for treatment. The garbled latter section references a stolen motometer and spare tire at 277 Nanton Avenue.
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AUTO
Frank Souis
LaGrange
Polie
West Broad Street
Tom Considine
Grafton
Big Four
North Eaton
Considine
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Howard Smiers
Nanton Avenue
Amherst Man On Trial Here For Dwi Indictment
Amherst plaintiff Joe Szarek is on trial in Judge W B Thompson’s court after a grand jury indicted him for driving while intoxicated. Szarek was arrested last summer by State Prohibition Inspector O E Rankin and rejects the misdemeanor charge. The jury’s verdict was expected this afternoon.
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Amherst
Joe Starek
W. B Thompson
Szarek
O E. Rankin
Trial affidavits cite raids on Burns Agency and jury room gaming
The third count from page one describes hour by hour surveillance since the trial began. It alleges a raid on the Burns Detective Agency Washington headquarters catching the local manager and three operatives, with reports seized. It also claims Kidwell described dice or poker games in the jury room during recesses. Affidavits were filed by Neil Burkinshaw and Walter M. Shea assistant U.S. attorneys J Ray Akers street car conductor and Don Key King.
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Washington
Burns Detective Agency
Kidwell
Neil Burkinshaw
Walter M. Shea
U.S
J. Ray Akers
Don, Key King
Plane With Eight Aboard Lands Safely Near Lima
A 42 passenger monoplane carrying eight people forced a landing at a temporary air port east of Lima Ohio after a broken compass interrupted a flight from St Louis to Cleveland. Pilot used emergency brakes to stop in front of a barbed wire fence and a ditch. Passengers included James H Rand Jr president of Remington Rand and Mrs Rand of New York City along with Dean Soldenberger Cleve land Mrs L H Howe Brookline Mass William M P Bigelow Faston Md and mechanic Knisely. Soldenberger heads Simplex Piston Rings Co of Cleveland.
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Lima, O
No. 1
Here
James H. Rand, Jr
Remington-Rand Company
Cleveland
St., Louis
Rands
Dean Soldenberger
L. H. Howe
Brookline
Mass
William M. P. Bigelow
Faston
Mechanic Knisely
Soldenberger
Simplex Piston Rings Co
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Ledger
Market report from Cleveland lists produce prices by item and region including potatoes cheese poultry butter eggs. Also provides Cleveland livestock receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep with notes on market tone and ranges for various weights and carcass types.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Minneapolis Grain Manneapolls Flour Trade Note
Minneapolis market note from November 1 reports flour prices unchanged in car load trade. Grain prices and related commodities are summarized for buyers and sellers in the Minneapolis area.
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Minneapolis
Ohio banks reach record resources and deposits in 192X report
Columbus Ohio. State banks total resources 2 309 969 250 and deposits 1 940 914 278 as of Sept 22, up from June 20 by 68 997 392 and 64 243 490 respectively. Loans and discounts stand at 1 456 464 343 with cash and reserves 254 870 602 up 2 809 529, signaling generally satisfactory banking conditions per E H Blair.
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Columbus
L+Resources
Ohio
E H Blair
Blair
Missionary Society to Hold Three Day Meeting at Lorain
A three day convention of the Women's Missionary Society of North East Ohio will convene in Lorain at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. About 250 to 300 delegates are expected to attend sessions at the First Methodist Church. A banquet for 208 young people is planned for Wednesday night.
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Lorain Lorain
Women’s Missionary Society of North
U.P. Church Chooses New Moderator in Cadiz Ohio
Dr. J. G. Smith of Pittsburgh was chosen moderator of the Ohio Synod of the United Presbyterian church at the opening of the 66th annual meeting in Cadiz. He succeeds Rev. W. T. Armstrong of Birmingham, Mich. Also notes market quotes: cotton, bran, wheat, corn, oats, flax prices. Toledo livestock reports showing hogs, calves, sheep and lambs with price ranges.
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U.P
Oderator
Cadiz
J. G. Smith
Pittsburgh
Ohio Synod of the United Presbyterian Church
W. T. Armistrong
Birmingham
Mich
Secret of Joyful Health Salt Remedy Ad
Grandfather recalls a health study finding six salts needed by the body and credits Kruschen Salts with meeting daily needs. He touts the easy routine of two tablets daily, dissolved in water or tea, offering energy and confidence. The ad claims a 60 tablet bottle costs 60 cents and is sold by druggists everywhere.
Opera season opens in New York at Met with Turandot
New York November opening at the Metropolitan Opera House draws society crowd for Turandot conducted by Gipho Gatti Casazzo. Jeritza stars as Turandot with Lauri Volpi Guilford Didur and de Luca in major roles while Alfano completes the final act posthumously. The cast includes Ping Pang and Pong with a Gilbert and Sullivan touch in parts.
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New York
Philadelpa
Hartimore
Washington
Metropolitan Opera House
Signor
Maria
Ciacomo Lauri-Volpi
Wucclot
Iscore
Nanette Guilford
Lui
Adamo Didur
Guiseppe de Luca
Ping
Angelo Bada
Alfio Tedesco
Pang
Pong
Defendant Gets Jury's Verdict In Damage Suit
A jury of twelve in Judge A K Webber's court returned a verdict for the defendant in a $20,000 damage suit. Frances Novack, administrator of the estate of John Skrzypuzynska, sued Albert Zaleski after a lengthy trial.
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A. K. Webber
Frances Novack
John Skrzypuzynska
Albert Zaleski
Teal Courty Sues Over Auto Death Damages in Elyria
Teal Courty filed a civil claim for damages following the death of Skreypczynska after being struck by an automobile owned by Zaleski. The accident occurred in Elyria more than two years ago.
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Dammages
Skreypczynska
Zaleski
Elyria
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