Former Student 15 Convicted of Murder
Former student 15, George D. Templeton, was found guilty of stabbing his wealthy aunt Mia Lilian Baebcock to death. A jury of seven women and five men fixed his punishment at life imprisonment. A sanity hearing is set for Thursday to begin the second phase of the trial.
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San Jose
Ovl
George D. Templeton
Gug
Mia
Lilian Baebcock
Templetom
Special Venire Drawn For Lenahan Murder Trial
A special venire of 84 persons was drawn from the jury wheel for the first degree murder case of former Lorain officer Frank Lenahan. The panel, to be narrowed to 12, must be presented to both defense and prosecution at least 15 days before trial. Lenahan, who pleaded not guilty by temporary insanity, is charged with shooting his wife August 17. Subpoenas list citizens from Lorain and nearby areas for November 10 trial date.
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Frank Lenahan
Lorain
B. H. Vogier
Charles [Ves
Wlyria
A. R. Weiner
Hou
Sos
Lenahan
George Snowden
James Thompson
Join Lekman
Edward
Del
Subpoenas Issued Across Multiple Ohio Towns
A long list names Seph Laney Thomas Clark Jr Margaret Smith Mra Charles Hartz Mrs Gertrude Gritts George Folk Mrs A J Bull William Jones C W Mullrath Elyria Robert Lewis G LI Knott J Ryan Bessie Smith Louis J Smith Paul Reynolds William Heerne Charles Powell J Riley Nettle Woodruff Andrew Boor Emily Peterson F J Preston Alfred Alexander Alexander Graham Hazel Myers and others subpoenaed across Amherst LaGrange Avon Lake Grafton Wellington Oberlin Columbia South Amherst Avon Oberlin Amherst applicants include Edward Mack Lydia Kelner Willis Hines Blanche Lehman Pern Pinkney Mary Bierman and more in a regional legal action.
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Seph Laney
Thomas Clark Jr
Margaret Smith
Mra
Charles Hartz
Gertrude Gritts
George Folk
A. J. Bull
William Jones
C. W. Mullrath
Elyria
Robert Lewis
G. LI. Knott
J. ¥. Ryan
Bessie Smith
Louis J. Smith
Paul Reynolds
William Heerne
Charles Powell
J. #. Riley
Nettle Woodruff
Andrew Boor
Emily Peterson
F. J. Preston
Alfred Alexander
Alexander Graham
Hazel R. Myers
Samuel Wrage
Amherst
Edward
South Amherst
W. C. Tuck
Oberlin
Marshall Laird
Columbia
Edith Hit
George Pickering
Avon
Charles Farnsworth
Wellington
Pern Pinkney
Mary KE. Bierman
Death rate varied little in Harrisburg report
The 1932 Pennsylvania death rate is expected to differ only slightly from 1931. Lt. Belyn Jones, State Registrar, says the rate per 100 000 for the first half of 1932 was 12.9, versus 11.3 for the same period in 1951.
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Harrisburgh
Pennsylvania
Belyn Jones
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
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