Boy Believes He Murdered His Friend in Akron
Akron, Oct 11. Paul Davis 13 wandered the city believing he killed 11 year old Harvey Albright whose body was found in the Ohio canal Monday. Detectives think the boy remains in Akron. His mother Betty Davis found a note saying he pushed a boy into the canal and would go away but return some day. A second note promised weekly visits with crosses meaning kisses for his mother. The Albright boy had been missing since Sunday. the caretaker found the body Tuesday.
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Akron
Paul Davis
Harvey Albright
Ohio Canal
Paul
Betty Davis
Albright
Elyria Memorial Hospital Again Placed On Approved List
From Boston comes word that Elyria Memorial Hospital has again met the American College of Surgeons standards and is placed on the approved list. The Hospital Standardization movement seeks an environment for doctors nurses and staff that supports the best patient care and advances medical education prevention of disease and research.
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Boston
American College of Surgeons
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Church Convention Speaker Denounces Politics in Pulpit
The Rt. Rev. Charles Palmerston Anderson warned against intruding politics and economics into church pulpits as he opened the Forty-ninth Triennial General Convention of the Episcopal Church at the National Cathedral. He praised science, urged religious liberty, and urged the church to address vital age issues without becoming a political platform.
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Washington
Charles Palmerston Anderson
Chicago
Episcopal Church
Anderson
Segmon
United States
National
Mt. St. Albian
Woman’s Auxiliary
Varicose Veins Reduced Or Money Back Ad
A bold home remedy claim promotes Moone's Emerald Of for varicose veins. It alleges rapid shrinking of enlarged veins with nightly and morning application, and promises antiseptic benefits. The ad urges readers to buy from any dispenser and notes C. W. Phillip sells it.
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Moone
C. W. Phillip
Religion and politics clash in church reform critique
A text argues that religious conviction should guide social life without aligning with political factions. It warns that church involvement in social battles using worldly means harms morals and distracts from rebuilding human motivations rather than patching current systems.
Memorial services for fire victims at state prison ruin
Relatives and friends gathered in New Lexington to mourn twenty missing and burn victims of the brick plant fire at the state penitentiary. Catholic and Protestant services united as officials sought to identify the dead and record names near a common grave amid tears.
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New Lexington
State Penitentiary
Escaped prisoners prompt Ohio to seek recapture
Fragmentary OCR lists several property transfers and a reference to five escapees after a prison breakout. It notes J A Kelley and multiple Avon Lake subdivision parcels including Woodhaven Beach and Coral Beach deeds, with small sums, and mentions a wand Company amid garbled text.
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Ohio
Avon Dover Land Company Transfer to William Haab Sub-lot 35
Real estate transfer listing notes Avon Dover Land Company transferring sub-lot 35 in block 2 of Andover Beach allotment Avonaire to William Haab for $109 The Arbor Sand Company appears in incomplete text with trailing characters.
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Avon Dover Land Company
William
Andover Beach
Avonaire
Arbor Sand Company
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