Wife of Doctor Sought in Trunk Murders Mystery
Los Angeles police hunt for Winnie Ruth Judd, wife of Dr. William E. Judd, after two women were found killed and packed in trunks and a suitcase at a rail station. Miss Hedvig Samuelson and Mrs. Agnes Leroi were identified victims. Judd may be en route to Phoenix, tied to the case through her brother’s account of a purported confession.
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Los Angeles
Winnie Ruth Judd
William E. Judd
Judd
Phoenix
Ariz
Hedvig Samuelson
Agnes Leroi
Miss Samuelson
Leror
Alaska
McKinnell
Phoenia
Pleads Guilty in Auto Death In Elyria
Sam LaCrosse aged 21 of Elyria pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after an July 15 accident on Laks avenue that killed Scott Shoupe and his dog. Judge W B Thompson released him to Lawrence Webber who was appointed as his attorney.
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Sam LaCrosse
Elyria
W. B. Thompson
Lawrence Webber
LaCrosse
Laks Avenue
Scott Shoupe
Shoupe
Laka Avenue
Weather forecast for fair regions with light frost tonight
Tonight and Wednesday expect generally fair weather with no major temperature change. Light frost likely in favorable areas overnight with slightly warmer extremes in the south and west. Yesterday highs reached 84 in San Antonio and 82 in El Paso and North Platte. today’s lows include 28 at Northfield and 24 at Battleford.
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San Antonio
el Paso
North Platte
Bankers Hear Noted Speaker At Lorain County Chapter Meeting
The Lorain County chapter of the American Institute of Banking will host Dr Harold Stonier of New York as keynote for the opening program of the chapter’s fourth year The National Educational Director is regarded as an outstanding authority in his field and will address bankers tomorrow evening in a likely well attended session
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Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Harold Stonier
New York
Stonier
Hoover Reviews 2 Navy Fleets At Yorktown Pageant
President Hoover returned to Washington from Annapolis after inspecting the destroyer and scouting fleets at York River with Secretary Adams and other naval leaders. The budget cut of 67 million dollars dominated talks, while the trip aimed to improve White House Navy relations and urged budget negotiations. Sees Cornwallis surrender pageant with 60,000 spectators at Yorktown.
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Annapolis
Hoover
Arkansas
Washington
York River
Navy
Adams
Yorktown
Naval
Roop
Navy Department
White House
Department
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington
Anschad
Ask Bids For Road Project In Ridgeville Township
County commissioners call for bids to improve Stones Ridge road over 1.6 miles at an estimated cost of 10,858 dollars. Township to cover 80 percent of the cost with no assessments against property owners. bids due October 28.
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Stones Ridge Road
Ridgeville Township
Thousands pay tribute at Edison bier in New Jersey
Thousands filed past the bier in West Orange today to honor Thomas Alva Edison with a one minute statewide blackout planned for tomorrow night. New York City and Detroit plans mirrored the observance as flags flew at half mast. Funeral details remain private at Edison’s home with burial at Rosedale Cemetery in East Orange.
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N. J
Thomas Alva Edison
New Jersey
New York
James J. Walker
Detreit
Washington Street
Edison
Rosedale
East Orange
Milan
Stephen Tarbin
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Maplewood
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Visitors view scene of Edison birthplace in Milan
Miss Marietta Wedsworth, cousin of Thomas A Edison, greets visitors at the Edison birthplace in Milan. She explains family ties to Longfellow and Edison and warns against exaggerated tales of Edison’s boyhood while guiding guests through the small room where he was born.
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Milan
Marietta Wedsworth
Thomas Adidison
Edison
America
Mr. Edison
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Joseph Wadsworth
Long Fellow
Cleveland Man of 103 Dies Quietly in Sleep
Patrick J. Wizzard aged 103, reputed to be Cleveland's oldest man, died today in Cleveland Ohio. An Irish immigrant who voted for Lincoln twice, he remained engaged in public affairs until death and had long worked at the old American House hotel.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, CO
Patrick J. Wizzard
Lincoln
Old American House
Ridgeville Fire Volunteers Use Telephone Siren System
Ridgeville volunteer fire department, 22 members under Chief Louis Hadaway, has set up a telephone hook-up with Elyria Telephone Company to summon volunteers for any fire. An operator calls out the volunteers by sounding a siren at the firehouse after a fire location is reported. First call came Saturday night for a gas station at Barton and Center Ridge roads. trustees say it was minor. The department also plans a social hall and will host a benefit dance at headquarters Wednesday to fund equipment upkeep and supplies.
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Ridgeville
Elyria
Nin
Ridgeville Center
Louis Hadaway
Barton
Center Ridge
Navy Accepts Big Zeppelin and Orders New Planes
Secretary of the Navy Adams approved acceptance of the dirigible Akron and authorized Goodyear to proceed with the ZRS-5. Berliner-Joyce Aircraft Corp awarded a contract for 18 observation planes at $463,700, distinct from prior Navy types, to serve as seaplanes or land planes. The Akron is to be commissioned and assigned to the rigid airship training squadron after its Lakehurst deployment, with delivery pending favorable weather.
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Adams
Navy
Akron
Goodyear Zeppelin Company
Berliner-Joyce Airrafl Corporation
Baltimore
Navy Air
Navy Air Station
Anacostia D. C
George €. Day
Goodyear
Lakehurst
N. J. Naval Air Base
FR. Rosendahl
Wm. W. Pratt
Naval Operations
I. A. Bostwick
Philadelphia Naval District
Navy Commission
Local Bankers Back Hoover Plan For Credit Corporation
Elyria bankers endorsed President Hoover's plan to form a National Credit Corporation with a five hundred million dollar fund. Banks would subscribe ten percent of capital and surplus, receiving debenture notes and allowing loans against mortgages. District leadership by John Braun will organize Fourth Federal Reserve District including Elyria, with Mellon and Ohio AG rulings aiding use of mortgage notes for public funds.
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Elyria
Hoover
National Credit Corporation
Focal
Flyvia
Federal Reserve
John Braun
Farmers Deposit Bank of Pittsburgh
Federal Reserve District
Elyvia
Braun
Andrew Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Attorness General of
Ohio
Washington
Columbus
Colleges Cut Social Budgets As Budgets Shrink
A United Press survey across campuses finds many colleges trimming social costs. Dances cheaper or fewer held, dance favors halted, coeds walk or ride instead of taxis, dining halls push lower prices, and job reapportionment assists those needing work. Some schools still spend normally for food time, while Wisconsin, Purdue, Ohio Wesleyan, Texas and others report specific savings such as cheaper dance tickets, no favors, five cent drinks, or ban on costly presents.
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Chicago
United Press
University of Wisconsin
Purdue University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Littlefield Hall
University of Texas
Nebraska University
Boyd von Seggern
Rockford College
University of Missouri
Stephens and Christian Colleges
Columbia
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Doolittle Lands Near Mexico in Dawn Flight
Major James Doolittle landed at 9:29 a.m. CST in Birmingham after a three hour and six minute flight from Washington as part of a dawn to dusk trek from Ottawa to Mexico City. He began in Ottawa at 4:40 a.m. EST and stopped in Washington two hours 25 minutes later before continuing to Birmingham for the next leg.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Doolittle
Washington
Ottawa
Canada
Mexico City
Doolittle
Gems Valued At Fifty Thousand Stolen Aboard Ile de France
On the Ile de France premier Pierre Laval and a prominent passenger were aboard a jewel theft. Mrs. R J Anderton of Newport Rhode Island reported $50,000 in jewels missing from her state room after leaving them in an unlocked drawer. Purser alerted New York police. detectives to meet the liner at port.
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Ile DE
France
Ile de France
Pierre Laval
New York
R. J. Anderton
Newport
R. I
Burns Suit Over Gas Pipeline Burns Child in Lorain
Charles Smith sue Ohio Fuel Gas Company for 3000 dollars claiming leaked gas collected in a sewer catch basin ignited and exploded injuring his 6 year old son on Reid avenue and 16th street on April 8. In Bryan Ohio Harold Wallace, 20, died after touching a 2300 volt line while wiring at O D Mehrling gas station near West Unity.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Charles Smith
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Reid Avenue
16Th Street
Bryan
O. D. Mehrling
West Unity
Harold Waolace
Reappraisal of Real Estate in County Finished
County Auditor C Kelser announced the county reappraisal of real estate is completed and residents may inspect the new values at the auditor's office. Inspection runs until January 20 with appeals to Kelser. Lorain County real estate valuation totals about 151 million dollars with personal property and utilities adding several millions. Elyria valuation near 38 million. The effort began last April under former Auditor Monroe H Welty.
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Kelser
Lorain County
Elyria
Monroe H. Welty
Milk fund drive to aid undernourished children dates set
The Elyria Eagles and Parent Teacher Associations announce an eight hundred dollar milk fund drive to run from October 29 to November 4. The culmination will be a Show Boat program at the Eagles hall on November 4 followed by an old time dance. Tickets are sold by all PTAs. Committee members include J L Mathis, Robert Agate, Robert Jensen, William France, and others. a public meeting at the Eagles hall is planned for 7 30 pm next Thursday.
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Elyria Eagles and
J. L. Mathis
Eagles Hall
J. Haneyside
Elyria Eagles
Mathis
Robert J. Agate
Robert Jensen
William France
Harry Wright
August Ferchland
Oscar Jacobs
William , Cashman
Wiliam Kofsky
HE. B. Hager
Joe Boddy
Rails Will Be Removed In Spring On Elyria Streets
Mayor James A. Hewitt said rails of the Cleveland Southwestern railway will be removed in spring from Oberlin road Middle avenue and a short stretch near the city limits on Lake avenue. Rails in pavement will not be removed due to repaving costs.
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Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Conneft
Oberlin Road
Middle Avenue
Lake Avenue
Former detective held in gem theft case in Cleveland
Cleveland police detained a 31 year old man, once a private detective in Akron, amid a burglary investigation. He allegedly stole $300 from an Akron home during the burglary, and Akron police charged him with the theft.
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Cleveland
Akron
Akrom
Negotiations Near to Settle Manchurian Dispute
Direct talks between China and Japan over Manchuria appeared closer as Canton reports an incoming foreign minister prepared for direct negotiations. Japan agreed to pull planes from Manchuria and observers may replace troops as China seeks League involvement.
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United Press
Manchuria
Canton
Tokio
C. T. Wang
Japan
Korea
United States
League of Nations Council
China
League of Nations
Baron Shidehara
Eugene Chen
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Wang
South Manchurian
Chen
Two Sentenced for Cincinnati Slaying
Jesse Glover and John Flint were sentenced to life imprisonment without hope of pardon by Judge Chester R. Shook after pleading guilty to charges tied to the July 26 attempted holdup of the Dilee movie theatre in Cincinnati. Samuel Wilson, 65, the manager, was slain in the incident.
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Cincinnati
Jesse Glover
John Flint
Chester R. Shook
Dilie
Samuel Wilson
Get Your Car Ready for Winter Driving
Thousands of Chronicle-Telegram readers are urged to use the classified section for winter service and repair work. Call 4442-4413 for tar formation and low rate. surprise your car with attentive service before cold weather.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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