Diamond Shot In Ambush As Police Chase Clues
New York police probe the ambush of racketeer Jack Diamond at the Monticello Hotel. Investigators explore rival factions in bootleg narcotics and nightlife, with ties to Capone and others, while Diamond lingers in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack
Diamond
Police
Arnold Rothstein
Edward P. Mulrooney
Monticello
Fang
Broadway
Scarface al Capone
Ziegfield
Mulrooner
Chicago
Leutenant
al Capone
Capone
Polyclinic
Mulrooney
Plan to Fill Every Stocking for Christmas Help
The Not An Empty Stocking Committee forms a permanent city aid group awaiting Christmas needs. J. L Mathis chairs the committee with Thomas Keller as secretary. The group invites organizations to send representatives to tonight’s meeting at the Eagles club rooms on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsha
Eagles Club
Broad Street
J. L Mathis
Thomas Keller
Messing
Young Man and His Money topic at Y Indus Club
A Y Indus Club discussion at the Y M C A will cover a subject titled The Young Man and His Money and may include plans to send representatives to a Young Men's Council meeting in Columbus on November 1. Speakers include Hal Griswold, state welfare director, and Warden Preston E Thomas of the Cluw Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Columbus
Abes
Hal He Griswold
Preston E. Thomas
Cluw
Fined On Charge Of Malicious Threats
George Gustin of Cleveland was fined 19 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail after pleading guilty to sending malicious threats. A warrant was sworn for another George Gustin by Lorain resident Anna Gustin, who testified he had issued threats after a past romance. Federal authorities reportedly investigating the case.
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Cleveland
George Guetn
S. G. George
Gus Stin
Anna Gustin
Lorain
George Gustin
Gusti
George Gusin
Gusin
Prohibition and tariff disputes headline Fremont rally
Bulkeley and White receive a rowdy Fremont welcome as speeches denounce the Underwood tariff and repeal efforts. Claims include a $1.0009 billion shift in costs on Americans and criticism of Prohibition enforcement and Gov. Miers Cooper administration.
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White
Miers
Cooper
McCulloch
Lorain County
Buthles
Bolklea
United States
Oberlin Candy Shop Marks 25 Years in College Town
Oberlin Ohio celebrates twenty five years of The Sugar Bowl candy shop opened by E J Davis in October 1905 serving candy, ice cream, magazines and newspapers to students and townspeople. Mrs Callie Davis moved from Napoleon to help establish the business as campus growth and library and chapel buildings emerged. Davis notes a long, busy life, selling newspapers and maintaining a small window display prize hobby linked to the shop.
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Oberlin
E. J Davis
Davis
Sugar Bowl
Callie Davis
Oberin
Napoleon
College Town
Oberlin Inn
College Capes
H. G Husted
Dai
Unerna
C.snds
Rojas
Abs. Davis
North Pleasantsstreet
Hoover to speed Boulder Dam construction start
Washington October 14 President Hoover announced the government will move forward immediately at all possible speed and begin construction of Boulder Dam. The decision accelerates plans and sets a rapid timetable for the project.
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Boulder Dam
Sulletin
Washington
Hoover
Todar
Indicted Local Criminals Plead Guilty and Are Sentenced
James Rosell and Joseph Mar xen pled guilty to breaking and entering a railroad box car and were sentenced to one year in the Obi penitentiary. Julius Tahas pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Julius lyanieh pled guilty to liquor possession and fined 300 dollars and costs. Burton Keeler and Walter Lee Leibanbough pled guilty to assault with intent to rob and were allowed to plead to the first charge. Mansfield was the sentence for the automobile theft charges. Other defendants faced various pleas or paroles in the same session as trials continued this week.
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Will
James Rosell
Joseph Marxen
Thompson
Obi
Julius Tahas
Say
Julius Lyanieh
Zusky
Wis
Thompson Burton Keeler
Walter Lee Leibanbough
Fifth Causes Conference At Oberlin This Fall
The Fifth Causes Conference will be held at Oberlin with topic Loon ing Forward in Industry. University of Wisconsin and Denison Manufacturing Co. leaders will speak on capital, labor and industrial relations. Leo Wolman will close with Government contributions to labor capital relations.
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Oberlin. O
Wisconsin
Apor
Sidmes Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Tos
H M Densmoon
Denison Manufacturing Compan
Leo Wolman
National Bureau of Economic Research
James H. Canser
Oberlin
Carver
Harvard
Dewer
Columbia
Garner
Illina
Uairad
Norman Thomas
Farm Bureau urges support for Ohio tax amendment
E. J. Bath of Columbus told Lorain County farmers at Pittsfield Church that Ohio Farm Bureau backs a tax amendment. The plan would diversify revenue sources, shift burden, raise bond-issue thresholds, favor a luxury tax, oppose reviving state tax levels except in emergencies, and resist reducing county House seats.
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Ohio
E. J. Bath
Columbus
Ohigo Farm Bureau Federation
Pittsfield
Russia
Brighton
Latur
House of Representatives
Penitentiary Guard Faces Charge Over Letters
Henry Lauderman a 28 year old state penitentiary guard was arrested on a charge of carrying letters to a convict. He pleaded not guilty and was ordered to appear in court. Detectives say the letters were between Harry Beebe a Toledo bank robber and his wife Stella Beebe and that Beebe used a fellow convict as a letter carrier.
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Columbus
Henry Lauderman
State Penitentiary Guard
Landerman
Harry Beebe
Toledo
Beebe
Stella
St. Louis
Plan Building Materials Display in Eliria Downtown
Eliria plans a downtown display to showcase materials and services from the Eliria Home Owners' Bureau members. The bureau investigates general plans and forms a planning service to guide home builders on affordable house designs within budget limits.
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Eliria
Eliria Home Owners’ Bureau
Bureau
Prospectne
Elyria Home Owners Bureau Director Addresses Lorain Meeting
Jones, director of the Elyria Home Owners Bureau, spoke at the Lorain Heal Estate Board gathering in Lorain. About 45 men attended to hear plans for modernization of homes and proposed bureau programs. He noted Lorain men accepted the proposals and invited him to address the Lorain Builders' Exchange later.
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Eroext Jones
Elyria Home Owners’ Bureau
Lorain Heal Estate Board
Lorain
Jones
Mwe
Home Owners’ Bureau
Elyria
Lorain Builders’ Exchange
Death ruled self inflicted in Calleto case
In Cleveland on October day Tony Calleto aged 21, who confessed to slaying his bride, was found dead by hanging in the county jail. The county grand jury, after a two day investigation, adjudged the death a death by own action.
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Cleveland
Tony Calleto
Jury rules Colleto’s death self-inflicted in jail
Grand jury report to Judge Silbert found Colleto died by his own action after evidence from coroner and physicians and testimony from cell mates. Foreman Samuel H. Deutsch announced the decision following defense claims of violence and poison attempts while awaiting trial for his bride’s murder.
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Colleto
Common Fleas
Samuel H. Silbert
Samuel H. Deutsch
Silbert
Coleto
Cleveland Market Prices for Produce Poultry and Livestock
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago quote butter eggs and poultry prices per pound and per dozen, plus hogs cattle and sheep values. Listings cover heavy and leghorn fowls ducks geese potatoes and regional shifts with figures and comparisons to prior values. Wisconsin North Dakota and Idaho inputs inform US shipments and regional price ranges. Local toledo and will city references close the market roundup.
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Cleveland
Maine
Green Mi
Chicago
Poultry Alive
Ander
Lie Roosters
von Back
United States
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Ipaho
Wellington Honors Senator McCulloch Visit in 1930s
Wellington residents greeted Senator Roscoe C. McCulloch with a flag filled display and informal reception at the mayor’s court room. He spoke to the Woman's Afternoon Club urging political interest and joined a barbecue in Ellin a with local officials and friends. Sunday guests and a farewell supper for Mr and Mrs C R Neal marked the village social calendar.
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Wellington
Lloch
Roscoe C. McCulloen
Masers Court Room
McCulloch
Neal
United Young People’s
Church of Christ
C. R. Neal
Kentucky
Neals
Horr
Earl Rausch Leaves Wellington for Marshesville Work
Earl Rausch, longtime Wellington Foundry employee, departed Monday for Marshesville Ohio to take a new job. Mrs. Rausch will maintain the Wellington home, and he plans to return home each weekend. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Jay Ward and their daughter Helen of Cuyah Falls Ohio, guests of the Wards’ sister, Mrs Paul.
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Aliasesville
Earl Rausch
Wellington
Marshesville, O
Jay Ward
Helen
Cuyah Falls
Paul
P. A. Clifford
Mt. Dora
Florida
H.'s
Cushion
Sebring
O. Murlietta
Prospece Street
J. S. Wells
Mindy Liubuw
Elyria
J. W. Shoun
C. Lb
Brighton
E. C. McAnests
Philadelphia
Lete
Esterday
Ida Furze
Lord Dirlam
Theodore Diriant Mero
W Garnett
Michigan
Canada
New York
Homer Holland
St Fouis Mo
Walter Wilrua
Nasvand
Leoia Sieler
Iram
Mwilung
el Rios
Vaiancu
Eldon
Mroo
William Vmeendres
Wellington notices and obituaries page items
A jumble of local notices and obituaries lists deaths and travel plans. Mrs. Jewett of Wellington died recently. funeral in Rochester with Rev. Beal at 3 PM Wednesday. Survivors include husband and son plus three daughters. Other items mention residents traveling to Florida and gatherings at homes in Wellington and nearby towns.
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Rev. Beal
SM. OE
Rochester
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Jack Diamond
Marian Roberts
Fabitue
Jean Nash
Elpha
Sesterday Wee
Elswood O'Neil
Charles Ford
Elpria
Page
Bulkley
Fremont
Bulkiey
Newport
Were
Okagi
Anais
Vervilion
Ccastle’s
Wall Paper & Paint
Mathell Funch
Sutrix
Edmund Wolf
Nael Fiele
Corrinon
Pleasecouri
Elyrian
Chronicle- Telegram
Mise Maybelle Burner
The
W. OC. AL
E. J. Davis
Chronicle Telegram
A. Mathews
W. T. Lotan
T. N Holmer
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Ohio League
Zanesville
League
Witter
Omo
National League
Louisville
Henvicky
Tle Springs
George D. Hubbard
Oberlin College
Hussia
Palestine
Walter Fiske
Phiadelphia
Voun Hooke College
Margaret
Oberlin Conservatory
Wus
George Jackson
Wendorxon
At. Ingraham
Sullivan
Rue Stewart
East College Street
Miami
Helen Miles
Chanes’ Ahers
Carrie Beem
Christian Church
Sun
Dar
Frerd- Qom Meio
Ceausguer
Europe
Oberlin School of
Cammeres
Lorain Group
Calleto
Texeia
Will City
Ore
Frank Craven
Obellin Ina
Ur Wells
L. G Temple
A. R. Branson
Charles Murray
Record
Mrs. Paul Coffin
Carl Stans
Cincinnati
Watter Sutlis
Kenneth Avery
Lawrence Baker
Sira
Suthis
Stang
Exa March
Frank Baker
Barker Street
John Lance
Charles Sehlecty
June
Fred
Siedima
Mitton Elliott
Rocky River
Keith Nares
Weelliag Wow
Adusky
Will Jewett
John Jewett
Sandusky
Jewett
Neoraleia
Dandruff
ORY Tiger
Romitalian
Mur Delirious
Spaguetiti and
Ravioll
Ian Lorain County
Loman
Marcel
Florence Schwind Beauty
Secoml St
Nielsen
Nielsen Laboratories, Inc
Middle Vernoc Elyon
Marry Nt. Smith Co
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Hollyhocks Larkspur
Middle Avenue
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