Youth Confesses To Choking Sweetheart In Rage
Glenn Brasser age 19 son of a Rochester dairyman confessed to choking Muriel Hall to death after she refused his marriage proposal. He claimed a fit of rage during a struggle through rooms of her home, then left in his father’s truck before police captured him. Autopsy confirmed strangulation. Brasser faces murder charges with possible commutation.
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Monticello
N. Y
Glenn Brasser
Rochester
Muriel Hall
Dutty
Yesterdary
Libert
Miss Hall
Sullivan County
Corp Wron
Francis Huff
Stunday Night Brasser
Leonard I. Hall
Hall
Brasser
Muriel
Shively Elected President of Kiwanis
Kiwanis club elected C. P. Shirtly as president for the coming year with Freeman A. Dus treasurer and officers including Walter Otto Karl Meister RD Oldfield AH West Harold R. Rorick and R. C. Maston as directors. Delegates to the State Kiwanis Convention in Akron were Stevens Shively and Waters with alternates West Otto and George Richwine. The meeting concerned road safety and park expansion as well.
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Conv Newg
Karl Meister
A. H West
Cascade Park
Prdent
C. P. Shirtly
Pr Dent
Freeman A. Dus
Rodney Rockhwoodi
Walter Otto
RD. Oldfield
West Harold R. Rorick
Harold Pord
R. C. Maston
Kiwanis
Akron
Stevens
Shively
Waters
West
Otto
George Richwine
Italian Hotels Seek Tourists By Rate Cuts
Rome reports issuance of hotel and gasoline coupons to draw travelers amid declining tourist revenue. Coupons cover room and meals per day and are valid six months. Hotels are classified in five tiers with daily rates from 36 to 40 lire. Tourists can exchange coupons for gasoline discounts of up to 40 percent for short stays and 8 percent for longer visits, offsetting unfavorable exchange rates for British and American visitors.
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Rome
Itals
Tralian
Germany
Ohio News In Brief Finds Local Developments Across State
In Cleveland the Van Sweringen Union Terminal project will rename the Medical Arts building as the Republic Building with Republic Steel occupying the upper floors. In Findlay John Everette Winters, 27, died after a nets gail accident near Hostsvile. In Xenia delegates chosen Hamilton for the 1925 Second United Presbyterian Church convention. In Findlay Lewis J. Taber urged economic prosperity through courage and cooperation, promoting fair profits and good prices for all.
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Cleveland
Listorys
Medical Arts
van Sweringen
Union Terminal
Republic Building
Republic Steel Corp
TF. M. Girdier
Republic Steel
Xenia
O. Ger
Hamilton
Second
Siued
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Notable Figures Blamed for War Deaths and Poverty
The text argues that leaders like Napoleon, the former German Kaiser, and Lenin caused immense loss of life and widespread impoverishment. It counsels that all faults contain folly.
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Napoleon
Kaiser
Lenin
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Mr. George
VIC Silver Ek
East Ave
Post Office
Ohio News
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Liberty
U. S. Liberty Loan
She Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Broad Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Cory
O.P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
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