Trial rests in chief in George Remus murder case
In Cincinnati on November 26 the state rested its case against George Remus for the murder of his wife Imogel d Remus chauffeur George Klang drove Remus to Beasn park the morning of October 6 A key witness contradicted a prior contention by the state saying he gave Remus a lift to the station This prompts defense objections and court rulings on admissibility and insanity claims as Remus’ defense seeks to portray his client as insane at the time and earlier If Remus is found guilty he faces a life or similar severe penalty with questions about conspiracy witnesses and procedural rulings shaping the trial
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Cincinonati
George Remus
Remus
Imogerd
George Klang
Beasn Park
Klug
Penna R. R
William Hulbershorn
Saay
Hulbershorn
Charlies H. Elston
Elston
Carl E. Easter
Mr. Halbershorn
George Conners
Kemus
Conners
Halbershorn
Blanche Watson
Shook
Leo
A Burke
Burke
Mra
Organa
Charles P. Taft II
Bilston
Liston
Franklin UL. Dodge
Department of Justice
Hiat
Felle
TWO AMHERST MEN FINED FOR SCHOOL NONATTENDANCE
Justice S J George fined Thomas Fribanick and Steve Gainok five dollars and costs each after EB Alexander the county attendance officer alleged the parents kept Bertha Fribanick and Mary Gainok from school. A replica Santa Maria displayed at Ohio Public Service Co Broad Street drew attention, crafted by Charles Markham 456 Earlcourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
S. J. George
EB. G. Alexander
Thomas Fribanick
Bertha
Steve Gainok
Mary Qgainok
Santa Maria
Yassere
Ohio Public Service Co
Broad Street
Columbus
Charles’ Markham
Earlcourt
Charles
Industrial League Basketball Opens at Y M C A in December
The Industrial Basketball League will begin on Dec 7 announced at the Y M C A this morning. A meeting last night involved thirteen teams with rules discussed and arrangements made for the opening league schedule.
Three Divorce Petitions Filed in Common Pleas Court
Bernice L Rawle wife of Bertram Rawle charged neglect and cruelty and seeks divorce alimony and name restoration to Bernice Fridenstine. Emma Hill sues Witham B E for divorce and alimony accusing neglect and cruel treatment and holiday neglect. Marie Molnar sues Ernest Molnar at 388 E H 220d street Lorain for divorce alimony and name restoration Marie Horak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice L. Rawle
Bertram Rawle Jin
Hnen White
Bernice Fridenstine
Emma Hill
Marie Molnar
Earnest Molnar
Lorain
Marie Horak
Man Given Fine For Intoxication in Police Court
Stanley Segoski pled guilty to intoxication and was fined $5 and costs in police court today. Police reports say his drink fueled a fighting mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Segoski
Aged Home Service Planned By Community Church
Fifty young people from the Community Church of Cristes Falls and the pastor Rev G Seaaibley will conduct a service tomorrow afternoon at the Home for the Aged on Second street at Nest avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristes ‘Falls
G. Seaaibley
Second Street
Nest Avenue
Eagles Initiate Sixty Candidates Sunday in Elyria
On Sunday at two p m the degree team of the Elyria Haghs together with the officers will initiate a class of sixty. On Monday the degree team and officers will initiate a class at Amherst. Ernest Gravelton, formerly of Grand Rapids, Mich, is now manager of Muirs Cut Rate Drug Store in Elyria. Funeral arrangements are being made for John A Ewing 70 Hardin county commissioner who died from uremic poisoning. William Frederick Redback committed death by his own action leaping in front of a Pennsylvania train.
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Eagles
Elyria Haghs
Amherst
Grand Rapids
MUIR
Ernest Gravelton
Michigan
Elyria
Kenton
John A. Ewing
Hardin County
Lancaster County
Union County
Newark
Wiliam
Frederick Redback
Pennsylvania
Witnesses Describe Remus Mental State And Transfers
Burke and colleagues debated Remus insanity after his release from Atlanta prison. A. Lee Beatty testified he believed Remus was insane during removal proceedings to St. Louis, having seen him in federal buildings in Portsmouth and Troy, Ohio. He noted Remus spoke of a government conspiracy and an attempt on his life. The court adjourned Monday after tense cross examination.
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Burke
Ricius
Remus
A. Lee Beatty
United States District Attorney
Atlanta
Elston
St. Louis
Federal
Beatty
Histon
Taft
Portsmouth
Ohio
Troy
Wissen
Gant Io
Rens
Badge
Watt
Negro Confesses To Assault On Girl In Camden
Charles Harris, a Black man, confessed to assaulting 18 year old Josephine Maffa after escaping with six troopers from a crowd that threatened violence in Alco, New Jersey. Harris was arrested and brought to the city by automobile. The victim was beaten about the head with a revolver, stabbed, and injured. hospital nurses said her condition was critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden, &. v
Charles Harris
Josephine Maffa
Lata
Alco
N. J
Harris
Walker and Kearns Tabled by New York Commission
New York sports brief reports Mickey Walker and manager Jack Kearns were ta ned by the New York State Athletic Commission for failing to answer George Courtney of Oklahoma’s challenge. Other items include golf champion Scofield defeating Parson, Dempsey signing a vaudeville tour, and various race and college sports notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mickey Walker
Jack Kearns
New York State Athletic Commission
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Pinehurst
N. G
A. L. Scofield
Donald Parson
Youngstong
Stofield
Jack Dempsey
Local Man Bags Big Buck in Michigan Hunt
William G. Smith of 326 Foster Avenue returned from a two week hunting trip on Michigan's northern peninsula with a large buck. He hunted with seven Michigan men and saw many does and fawns, noting twenty inches of snow and ten below temperatures when he left.
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Michigan
William G. Smith
Foster Avenue
Smith
Peninsula
South Ridge Socials Move Through Thanksgiving Week
November 25 report from Mrs. J P Bechtel details a surprise birthday for Walter Grobe with many relatives and neighbors from Murray Ridge Middle Ridge Elyria and Lorain visiting for Thanksgiving. Events include Grange meeting attendance and Murray Ridge Symphony practice at Sadie Beal’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Walter Grobe
William Spiegelberg
Ruth
Marion Spiegelberg
Earl Smegelberg
Kenneth
Middle Ridge
R. J. Fitch
Kieth
Kenneth Brown
George Vogler
Elyria
John Stang
Vernon Budd
Cleveland
Eleanor Sonnets
Yvirg
Herbert Stang
John
Edwin Powell
Oscar Powell
Jack Senniss
Mas Powell
Arthur Powell
Murray Ridge
Frank Bechtel
Nelson
Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
George Kitlle
Adam Grobe
A. Madill
Lorain
C. J. Smith
Theodore Grills
West Ridge
H. Garett
Amherst
Anthony Delefield
A. Madiil
George Knitele
Marion
William Spiegelbars
Conrad Ernst
Edward Ernst
A. Weddle
North Ridge
Arthur Ernst
Madge
Henry Rosenthal
Clarence
William Smith
Brownhelm
Grange
William Yelmet
Lewis Behnke
Tyra Carlaght
Hiyra
Anthony Delafield
Sadie Beal
Kenton Lumber Co. founder dies from fatal lumber incident
M. M. Jenkins, 69, owner and manager of the Kenton Lumber Company, dies in Kenton after injuries from a lumber pie that pinned him to the ground days earlier. In Toledo police sweep, 42 percent of the downtown area’s residents were jailed in a crackdown on vice. A separate item notes Chas Yo Schulte slated to come bale for ten net in origin for one dollar, with Colombia ticp valued at ten dollars.
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Kenton
M. M. Jenkins
Kenton Lumber Company
Chas Yo Schulte
Orig
Columbia
County Schools Hold Ridgeville Music and Reading Contest
Ridgeville High hosts countywide junior and senior contests in vocal instrumental and reading arts. Winners include Thomas Ghiona Highland and Elizabeth Langell Avon Lake for reading and Brownehelm trio in vocal lower grades, Ardela Hastings LaGrange and Labema Leininger Camden in instrumental higher and lower grades. Judges were Arthur E Giles J Martin Beck Nellie A Bass.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Thomas‘ Ghiona
Highland
John Pandula
Belden
Mary Williams
Brookside
Elizabeth Langell
Avon Lake
Fern Rook
Brighton
Dorothy Daly
West Carlisle
Relden
Ethel Cyine
Vincent
Brownehelm
Anna Roth
Donald and
Douglas Biggs
Penfield
Avon Laka
Ardela Hastings
LaGrange
Ethel Irshel
South Amherst
Eleanor Munn
Faton
Labema Leininger
Camden
Elaine Cole
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Fphionsie Kelmer
Arthur E Giles
J. Martin Beck
Nellie A. Bass
Death notices and obituaries for Horne Lander Wise
Obituaries record Mrs Mary Elizabeth Horne at daughter’s home in Marion and services in Marion. Infant Robert Lawrence Lander dies of pneumonia at Elyria Memorial Hospital with funeral at 1:01 pm from home and burial at Berlin Heights. Mrs Catherine Wise widow of Louis Wise dies at 72 years in Belden area with funeral at residence and Emmanuel Lutheran church Valley City assisted by Rev Langhhurst.
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Robert Lawrence Lander
John Lander
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John
Berlin Heights
Cathrlve Wise
Cathrine Wise
Louis Wise
Belden
George
Charlee
Herman
Edward
Arthur
Grafton
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Valley City
Paul Langhhurst
Buffalo
New York
Valley Ity
Views Of Solons On Election Bill Differ
Columbus Ohio November 26 There will be no special session of the general assembly if Governor Donahey waits for a majority of the members to agree upon an election reform measure Rep Martin Dodd Toledo Republican flat leader of the house predicted today He says a majority won t agree in advance on any feasible measure and doubts a special session will be called The other item notes J Frank Lamb superintendent of Ohio State School for Blind recovering at home from injuries in an auto trash on the Columbus Johnstown pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Donahey
Martin
Dodd
Toledo
Repubican
House of Representatives
J. Frank Lamb
Ohio State School For Blind
Columbus-Johnstown Pike
Philadelphia Doctor Dies From Infection After Operation
Dr. Elévente K Nengter, once a University of Pennsylvania football star, died at his home from an infection contracted during an operation performed eleven days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Elévente K Nengter
University Pennsylvania
Crow Bats Insects In Nature Magazine View
Nature magazine notes birds kill insects and cites the crow as a notable example. About a fifth of the adult crow’s annual food comes from insects, mostly ground-dwelling species.
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Nature Magazine
Cripplegate Landmark history and Milton incident
A garbled 19th century note recalls Cripplegate in London and an 1874 Milton incident near the church. It mentions a gate rebuilt by London brewers in 1244, later pulled down and sold for £61, and a November 12, 1874 event involving the poet John Milton at the nearby church.
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London
Cripplegate
Eng
Jame Hervars
Ure Brewers
Market report notes weaker grape and orange prices in Columbus
The Ohio division of markets reports grapes and oranges weaker than week opening prices. Emperor grapes quoted at 2 to 2.15 per lug, oranges wholesale front range 6 to 6.30 with some dealers at 5 to 5.75 and others at 6 to 7. Market demand slow, supplies light, prices based on retailer sales. Also reports small changes in lettuce, onions, and tomatoes prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Dsy
Florida
Cleveland Produce Market Prices and Listings
Cleveland Ohio November prices for poultry eggs and meat items. Beef and lamb products, dairy and cheese entries, plus regional potato sack prices across New York Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho Colorado and home grown whites. Data shows multiple grade categories with varied pricing and stock figures.
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Cleveland
Harras
York State
New
New York
Gainesville
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Bakers
Colorado
Cleveland Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Cleveland Ohio November 26 market reports show cattle receipts none with steady values. Beef steers priced around 9.75 and vealers up to 16.00. Sheep none. Lambs bulk fat around 14.06. Various weight categories of cattle and hogs listed with prices per hundredweight.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago cash quotations spark no change on market
Chicago November 26 price bulletin shows butter and eggs steady with unchanged receipts. Potatoes report slow movement and varied regional prices for Reds and Russets, while poultry remains steady with minor price ranges. Wheat corn oats rye barley timothy hay clover seed and fat products list specific bid quotes and regional spreads.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ted River
Idaho
Roosters
Timothy Shed
Toledo Grain and Livestock Markets Report November 26
Toledo and Minneapolis market notes show grain quotes for wheat corn oats and seed, with prices for No 2 red wheat No 3 yellow corn and No 2 white oats in Toledo and No 1 northern wheat and various futures in Minneapolis. hogs calves and sheep steady to improved at Toledo bids. Lorain closes 1927 shipping season with ore car dump shipments record.
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Minneapolis
Lorain
Isaiah’s Twofold Message and True Worship from Isaiah
The article outlines Isaiah as both statesman and prophet during Uzziah to Manasseh's reigns, roughly 697 BC. It describes the split book structure, Judah’s conditions, the peril of reliance on flesh, and the Messiah imagery in the second section, ending with a call for genuine repentance and The International Uniform Sunday School Lesson for November 27 focusing on true worship.
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Alyin FE. Bell
Isaiah
Uzzath
Jotham
Ahaz
Hezekiah
Manasseh
Tarao
Judah
Jehovah
Senacherib
Ram
A. E. Bell
Oberlin To Sell Manufacturing Company at Auction
Oberlin plans to auction the sole local factory, Oberlin Manufacturing Company, after a court order to C R Strong as receiver. The plant last produced hydro electric stuffers. Former resident Mrs Eva White dies in Elyria after brief illness. funeral in Elyria and burial in Oberlin. A son was born to Mr and Mrs WH Annable at Alten hospital. Dr and Mrs Husted celebrate their 48th wedding anniversary with DA R meeting in Oberlin. gold presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Manufacturing Company
C. R. Strong
Eva White
Frederick White
Hlyria
WH. Annable
Elm Street
Alten Hospital
Husted
Elm Streos
Gas leak from broken submarine main reported at riverfront
Nov 26 Cincinnati reports gas escaping from a broken submarine main drifting across the Ohio River. Hundreds gather on river banks as workmen inspect eight gas mains to locate the leak.
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Cincinnaty, C
Ohio River
Real estate transfers in Lorain area listings
Gabot Szabo to Elizabeth Szabo sublot 9 Stone Co ad Lorain 10 Emma Cooper to Mary L Walper sublot 64 W Erie Park al lot 1 Lorain 8300 Domenica Schiavon to Ettore Fierono lot 18 Poles 2nd ad Lorain 1600 Plaston National Bank to City National Bank lots 33 to 42 Incl Gaylord sub Lorain 1 Edgar G Werkley trustee to J J Dorlen eublet 1922 W Erte Park allot 2 Lorain 10 Spring Valley Landen to Way née Black part of original tots 462 193 764 Eleria 43000 OA Hately to Anthony std atowles subset 23 block 34 Siteator s sah Lorain 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabot Szabo
Elizabeth Szabo
Stone Co
Lorain
Emma Cooper
Mary L. Walper
W. Erie Park
Domenica Schiavon
Ettore Fierono
Poles
Plaston National Bank
City National Bank
Gaylord
Edgar G. Werkley
J. J. Dorlen
Eublet
W. Erte Park
Spring Valley Landen
Waynée
Eleria
Anthony Stdatowles
Siteator’s Sah
Church dedication planned for Sunday January 1
Recent papers on the Methodist church indicate finishing touches are complete and dedication services are scheduled for Sunday January 1. Briefs mention Mrs T B Grant returning from Rye New York to visit her daughter Mrs Charles Schnei and Mr and Mrs Charles B Wright spending Thanksgiving at their daughter’s home in Ocean Harbor.
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Methodist
T. B. Grant
Rye
N. Y
Charles Schneier
Charles B. Wright
Oar Harbor
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Murray Hulbert
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New Orleans
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Bown
John Lowe
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George Lister
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Red Wingo
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Detroit Tigers
Howley
Memphis
Southern Association
Manhattan
Kansas Aggie Athletic Board
Charles Bachman
H. H. King
Pittsburgh
Kans
G. W. Weede
Pittsburgh State Teachers College
Kansas
ST. Marys
Mary Anderson
Mre Anderson
J. P. Bechtel
Marty Jennings
Mary Eliz. Horne
Mary Slizabeth Horne
Carl Drake
Leaght Road
Brose Horne
Gas City
Indiana
Glenn Beggs
Mrs. Drake
Horne
Indifana
Leavitt Road
Solons
Toledo Produce Exchange
Timothy
Toledo Livestock
Evangelical Prophet
Charles W. Lawrence
North Pleasant
King Solomon's Lodge
T. J. Reese
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