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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
13
A nostalgic piece extols pickles as essential summer fare for picnics and Sunday suppers. It notes various uses from chow chow to piccalilli, plus home canning sizes from number 1 to number 12 and five gallon hotel cans. It emphasizes convenience, consistency, and lower price of canned versus cask pickles.
At Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus six condemned inmates linger in death row as they wait for the state supreme court to rule on their cases. They know when they entered prison and some case history but not the execution date. The men wonder how long their fate will be while the court weighs their appeals. Among them is John Rucker, a Cincinnati Black man convicted of murder.
Ohio condemned inmates face renewed nerves as stays and appeals delay executions. Cases include Joan Sabo of Akron charged in a mistaken killing, Stanley Hoppe of Toledo who waived jury trial after insanity pleas, Everett Koon of Marion, and John Bradshaw of Columbus, with dates set earlier and numerous indefinite delays. Each seeks relief amid political shifts and Supreme Court activity.
The record for six is held by Joe Weaver of Cleveland sentenced to die for killing a night watchman during a robbery. The supreme court studies a possible confession by his crime partner. A hunting party including Ralph Murbach Bert Pray N J Humason Clyde Robinson and John R Stekkinen observed good hunting south of Grafton.
Ralph Young of 209 Furnace Street hunted in Graf ton Township yesterday and stunned a rabbit with a single shoe blow, deciding to leave the shotgun at home for future hunts. The incident labeled him an extraordinary executioner for the rabbits.
Blood red lake fifteen miles south of Mari copa impresses chemists at the University of California and local high school. Water once crystal clear now holds mineral content making it undrinkable. The red color stems from diatoms, the same plant life linked to the biblical Red Sea, per Dr. Nathaniel H. Gardner of UC.
Berlin sees rising American visitation with unofficial figures indicating around 80,000 U S travelers this year at German water spots, up from about 60,000 last year. The trend reflects a broader surge in travel to Germany from the United States.
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