Cleveland Patrolman Murder Trial Ends in Death Sentence
In Cleveland Heights Joe Prymas and Albert Holt were found guilty in the shooting death of Patrolman Michael Hahnel after a traffic stop. Prymas was sentenced to die in the electric chair on March 10 at the Ohio Penitentiary. Holt may face the same fate after authorities indicate appeals and further action.
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Unsolved shooting linked to famed actress's fourth husband
The case centers on Captain Jan Smuts, relative of Gen Jan Smuts and husband of Mey Yohe, famed actress. He lies in a Boston hospital in critical condition after a gunshot. A home note hints suicide plans, but Smuts claims accidental self harm amid ties to the Hope Diamond and its notorious history.
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Mystery death of Mrs Sheatsley stumps investigators
In Columbus area the death of Mrs V Sheatsley, linked to the Besley furnace case, remains unsolved after eight days of probing. County Prosecutor King and City Detective Carson questioned Gladys Redells wife of Rev Lambert Redell at Lithopolis, but gave no light on the mystery. Redells said she visited the Sheatsley home on November 17 between noon and 1 PM, while Mrs Sheatsley and family were in other rooms. Continued on page m.
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Suspected Robbers Held on $2,500 Bonds
Lorain November 25 John Murray and Joseph Day were arrested over the Fisher Bros store robbery. They pleaded not guilty in police court and were held for trial tomorrow under $2,500 bonds each.
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Jewelry Robbery Hits Teal S120 Store in Lorain
At 1am thieves smashed the show window of Schiff jewelry in Lorain and stole jewelry valued at $150. This marks the second jewelry robbery in two days in the city.
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Swindle King Koretz Held in Halifax for Extradition
Nova Scotia scene centers on Leo Koretz described as Chicago swindle king, famed for social prestige and Pinehurst lifestyle. Authorities moved him to Chicago under extradition watch after a local arrest tied to alleged massive financial fraud.
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Students Hurt In Ridgeville Crash Near Center Ridge Road
Cecil Armitage and Donald Beaumont, Oberlin College students, were taken to Memorial hospital after a night crash when their Ford coupe struck a rear blunt of a Colson Company truck with no tail light at Center Ridge road and Maddock road near Ridgeville. Armitage in serious condition with a fractured skull and right hip injury, Beaumont with a large hip injury. Armitage’s mother is with him. Beaumont’s family in Canton.
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Columbus
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Lorain liquor offender paroled after third violation
Lorain resident Nick i Serho, sentenced to 1 to 5 years for a third Prohibit ion violation, received a commutation from Gov Donahey effective immediately. He has been imprisoned since 1928. Trial Judge W. B Thompson recommended clemency.
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Lora
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Lemar
W. B Thompson
Four Parents File Suit Over Lake Sheffield Bus Crash
Four suits totaling 78000 dollars seek damages for injuries to Kathleen Patek Louis Patek Jr Helen Mastza n and Phyllis Gebhart from the Sifield Lake school bus crash of October 23 in Cleveland. Parents allege the Lake Shore Electric Railway Co failed to warn the bus and did not install a crossing waterman.
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Louis Patek, Jr
Helen Mastran
Phyllis Gebhart
Lake
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Sifield Lake
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Myles & Perry
Lous, Jr
Helen Mastzan
George Mastzan
Thomas Gebhart
Phylls
Bennett Road
Thanksgiving dinner prices from eight to ten dollars this year
Thanksgiving dinners will cost from eight to ten dollars for an ordinary sized feast if turkeys are on the menu. Home grown birds are priced around 60 cents a pound, with a ten pound turkey at least five fifty. Chickens shop at five cents a pound ducks thirty five cents and geese the same. Oysters seven to ninety cents a quart. Cranberries a quarter, vegetables moderate. Peaches chickens turtles or anch on the menu dinners cost three to six dollars depending on elaborateness.
First Congregational church centennial feast honors past, eyes future
Last night 408 members and guests gathered for the First Congregational church centennial banquet. Toasts and speeches reflected on memories and urged renewed effort toward church work this century. The event featured YWCA helpers as waiters, a toast by Frank Smythe, and remarks by Rev Hastin Pooley, Prof Anariah Hoot, and others.
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Miss Burner
Frank A Smythe
Elyria
Omversa
Smythe
Rey
Dr Foret
Georg Plnipote
Jesus Sasier
Anariah
Livia
Min
Chiatch
Five Generations Fought for the Flag in Wellington
Mrs J C Jacson, secretary of the Womans Relief Corps, hails from a patriot family with five generations serving America. Great great grandfather John Jay fought in the Revolution. great grandfather Stetlanirl Williams in 1812. grandfather Lewis B Avert and father S A Williams in the Civil War. brother Archie Williams in the Spanish American War. youngest brother Russell Williams in World War I.
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J C Jacson
Womans Relief Corps
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Stetlanirl Williams
Lewis B Avert
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Archie Willams
Rusell Willams
Fasting May Turn Back Time, Chicago Professor Says
Professor A J Carlson of the University of Chicago physiology department reports three years of study finding fifteen day fasting cycles slow aging. The experiments show fasting does not harm weight or cause pain and tissues resume normal activity after eating. The exact mechanism altering gastric secretion and metabolism remains unknown.
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A J Carlson
Department of Physiology
University of Chicago
Carlson
Insurgent reshuffle shapes Senate leadership says report
A tentative division of Senate committees favors Republican insurgents. The plan preserves La Follette followers on key panels including foreign relations and public lands, while naming Warren or Curtis for the top leadership role and outlining chair assignments across judiciary immigration and expenditures. Regulars aim to open a path to promotions after recent Senate deaths.
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Rumored Oak Point Project Gains Momentum With Land Transfer
Transfer of 2 21082 acres in Amherst and Black Silvers townships from Francis S Knox to himself and two others, Godfrey Williams and Adrian H Larkin, recorded today. The deal, without consideration, revives years of rumors about a large manufacturing complex along Beaver Creek and a steel plant employing hundreds, though no party has been located to confirm plans.
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Amherst
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Columbus
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Southhampton
Lorain
Gompers Returns as AFL Leader After 44 Years in Office
Samuel Gompers, longtime leader of the American Federation of Labor, is reelected president for another term, marking 44 years of influence. Reports indicate his continued leadership amid organizational challenges as the federation convenes. In unrelated notes, a missing person case from Newton Falls and a minor traffic incident near Youngstown are briefly mentioned.
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American Federation of Lanor
Gomrest
Chest Dane Teachers Show 100 Percent Participation
OCHUGL TEACHERS ARE 100 PER CENT IN CHEST DANE All seloo teachers in the city public schools subscribed to the Community Chest movement. The Fiarkin school reported the highest subscription rate, with Hamiten and McKanles schools also contributing strong percentages. Teachers and students participated willingly without urging.
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Devil Dogs Welcome: Marines Carved Shanghai Warmly
In Shanghai the American Marines land at the Riverside Power Station defense site. Officials arrange a festive welcome with bar racks and an assortment of electric appliances. The narrative highlights their calm, disciplined arrival amid wartime tensions and the city’s rapid electrification contrast.
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