Righetti to be tried at Wellsville over Floyd case
Federal and Missouri officers abandon custody efforts for Adam Righetti. He will be tried in Wellsville on shooting with intent to kill charges rather than in Kansas City for the Union Station massacre or Columbia for police murders. Details note local police friction and ongoing custody debates as authorities shift venues.
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Wellsville
Missouri
Adam Richards
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Kansas City
Union Station
Columbia
Richetti
U. S
Hugh McNamee
Frank Wiedeman
Cleveland
Thomas R. Bush
P. Cowley
Department Justice
Washington
John Fultz
Blovkins
Girl Elizabeth Doresmeez Located After Visit
Elizabeth Doresmeez, 11, who left home Monday, was found yesterday after being in Tutede to visit her godfather. Police reported she was returned to her parents. Earlier, two cars driven by L. E. Mohrman and James Paige collided at Gulf road and Cleveland street, causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Doresmeez
Tutede
L. E. Mohrman
la Grange
James Paige
Mound Street
Elyria
Gulf Road
Cleveland Street
Negotiations Under Way In Fatal Auto Accident Suit
Settlement talks are in progress in a notable auto accident suit filed by David Hinl Jr. against J. J. Portman. The case stems from a September 1882 incident in Henrietta, involving a child ward who died after a vehicle collision. The matter, brought by C. M. Hill on behalf of the ward, seeks damages and closure through court settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hinl
J. J. Portman
Retta Township
C. M. Hill
Henrietta
Amherst
David
Bez
Rabbi Urges Film Labeling Debate Prompts Church Response
A rabbi at Bereka Avenue Temple urged labeling films to reduce harm, proposing a moderate approach while noting objections from other faith leaders. The discussion touched on censorship concerns and the impact on community standards in a formal committee setting.
Remarkable Va-tronol Sample Free at Local Drug Stores
Blyerin area families seek fewer colds with Va-tronol nose and throat drops. The ad promotes free trial packages from local druggists and direct mail, detailing Va-tronol’s nasal relief, Vicks VapoRub samples, and a guide for mothers to reduce cold occurrences this winter.
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Ryvery
Blyerin
Vatronol
Plysiedas
Vatranol
Wicks
Milton St
Greensboro
N. C
Rotarians urged to back Elyria levy for school funding
Williams Fr Brow urged Elyria Rotary Club to support the three mill levy vote next month. He framed the levy as a continuation not a new tax, vital to sustain school operations amid real estate tax limits and the coming gasoline tax discontinuation. He warned the city would face a $196 000 revenue drop if rejected, citing past board economies and school construction funded since 1923.
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Elyria
Wiames Fr. Brow
Af Éland
Emvria
Psoe Lng
Poller
Allen and Edison
Death Record Missing Critical Readable Details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Burion and Susavan with unclear locations and dates. The legibility prevents extracting a coherent event, date, or relation. Unable to determine precise deceased, residence, or guardians from the jumble.
City building permit activity reported at mid year
In a mid year update several groups were urged to cooperate with the central committee to distribute information on the program. Humparess noted new construction provisions take effect next month. Loi Kater reported rising building permits in Bivvia with 145 issued by March 1 and 127 since then through the current period. August was the peak month with 26 permits totaling 20643 dollars. Public questions covered various program aspects as posters and information were distributed.
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Husicline
Central Committee
Alen
Oltr New Construction
Humparess
Mans
Questons
Lures Child Into Auto Triggered Lynch Threat in Chicago
Edward Claussen, 29, was taken from a police station to safety amid furious neighbors after luring six year old Mya Cavata into his car with a promise of a ride and a dime. Doctors said the child was attacked and assaulted in a parked car. Crowds gathered around the Grand Organ police station, shouting for Lynch law. A patrol wagon moved Claussen away as mob pressure built.
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Chicago
Edward Claussen
Mya Cavata
Dalles
Polien
Claussen
Grand Oranging
Lynch
Patter
Faculty Member To Give Recital At Warner Conservatory Hall
Oberlin Ohio Oct 24 David Ek Moyer Conservatory faculty will present a piano recital in Warner Conservatory Hall Thursday evening October 25 at 8. There is no admission charge. The program includes Scarlatti three sonatas and works by Schumann Wiener and Stravinsky among others performed with mature interpretation and technical skill.
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Oberlin
David Ek. Moyer
Conservatory
Warner Conservatory Hall
Tis
Moyer
Scarlatd
Ajer
Himmel Herunter
Schumann
Pas- Tawieg
Bliss
Joan Wiener
Petrouchia
Dance Russe Stravinssy
Morgan to Speak at Oberlin College Event
A campus talk is announced for Thursday at Oberlin by Michael, a graduate, with former faculty assisting. The event follows a recent announcement regarding the schedule and speakers for the Men's group activity and related sector.
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Aca
Oberlin
Michaelsiden
Stamp Collectors Meet Friday Night
Stamp collectors are scheduled to convene Friday night at a public gathering. Attendees include business and professional women hosted by Miss Doris Raut at Brella Cray Tyn residence. The event centers on a Halloween themed plan to be held on October 30 at Ace Al Rous with committee arrangements described.
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Ogceriin
Doris Rautai
Brella Cray Tyn
Ena Ace al Rous
Pleasant Street Mothers Attend Second Grade Social
Mrs Durward Knepper entertained the second grade mothers of Pleasant street school at her East College street home last evening. Halloween decorations framed a social hour with refreshments. The Nineteenth Century Club met at Mrs W H Bowers on Oak street. Miss Permelia Allen presented a paper Story of the Marionettes and displayed puppet dolls. Mrs B J Davis of North Pro fasgor street will host the next meeting on Tuesday Oct 30.
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Durward Knepper
Pleasant Street
East College Street
19Th Century Club
Nineteenth Century Club
W. H. Bowers
Oak Street
Permelia Allen
Oberlin Women Attend Pastern Star Meet This Week
Oberlin women attend a Pastern Star gathering in Cleveland this week with officers including Worthy Matron and Associate Matron among attendees. Edith Mar-Gravit and Mrs Spaut-Arta Star are listed among participants as sessions run Tuesday to Thursday. A history group hears a talk on Queen Elizabeth the First, presented by Mrs B L Tenner, focusing on the famed queen.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
Oberlin the Worthy
Associare
Edith Mar- Gravit
Spaut- Arta
History Group
Richards
Mayers
B. L. Tenner
Elizabeth
AQ Street
Oberlin Business Men's Club Meets Thursday
The Oberlin Business Men's club will meet in the basement of a home at Erwin Worcester 25 Colieza Place Thursday evening. A supper will be served at 7 o'clock and there will be entertainment features. Other items mention Rosey Harris of East Lake and various guests, with travel and family notes from week’s end.
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Business Men's
Oberlin Business Men's
Erwin Worcester
Colieza Place
Thursdarreé
Rening
Trial details of Miss Lee shooting Mike Carreo in self defense
A Lorain court hears the murder trial of Miss Lee who says she shot Mike Carreo in self defense after a sequence of threats and a prior beating. Prosecutor Stevens argues deliberate intent to kill, with jurors selected and briefed on death-penalty considerations as testimony begins.
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TBS
Mike
Adams
Stevens
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
St Lawrence Deep Waterways Project Appears Blocked
Toronto reports October 24 plans for the St Lawrence deep waterways project are believed blocked for at least four years. An earlier 1922 agreement would see Ontario pay 104 million toward rest of construction with refunds reducing the provincial cost to 38.59 million. The difference to the 113.5 million federal share is viewed by officials as beyond the Dominion’s ability to meet.
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Toronto
Ont
St. Lawrence Deep Waterways
Ontario
Hauptmann enters formal plea of not guilty
Benno Reichard Hauptmann, German carpenter, was arraigned in Flemington New Jersey on a charge of murdering the infant son of Col Charles A Lindbergh after the March 1 1932 kidnapping. He stood sullen and nervous under heavy state police guard as his wife Anna and attorney James Paucett attended. Justice Thoma presided as Hauptmann pleaded not guilty through counsel with a denial of the charge.
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Anna
Hauptmann
James M. Pawcett
Thoma
New Jersey
A. 0. Robbins
Trenchard
Faweeid Hie
Teat
Flemington Citizens Ab
Carrusel
Mela Wen
Centerad
Zionism Lecture Review Set by Rabbi Kramer
Rabbi Marcus Kramer will peer review and present a weekly phon e lecture at Agudath Ace Buay Abraham Temple in Lake Ave Lodi. The talk titled Zionism A Study of Accent will cover political and cultural Zionist achievements since 1917 and the Palestine Great Britain dispute over the Holy Land.
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Rabb Marcus Kram
Hie
Agudath Ace Buay Abraham Temple
Lake Asenue
Lodi Steer
Rabbi Kramer
Palestine
Great Britain
Postcard Travels 52 Miles In 27 Years
Postcard tale from Streator and Wh towns recounts a 27 year journey of sending four postcards. Miss Radian and Driscoll appear in a shy, uncertain exchange about radar events and a note from a friend Cara. The fragment hints at a long-standing correspondence and the surprise of receiving mail after many years.
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Driscoll Phar Miselors
Miss Radian
Prriscoll
Cara
Elyria Post Aims at 500 Legion Members and School Levy Details
The Elyria Post advances improvements on Middle Avenue islands funded by Elk’s Lodge Rotary and Kiwanis to beautify the corridor and aid traffic from Elyria to Ohio Route 2h. A membership drive targets renewed regular memberships and 500 new enrollments for World War II veterans. James Brown argues for continuing the 3 mill school levy to save Elyria Schools, warning a failure could shorten the school year to four and a half months. The piece ends with a reflective quote on the mind.
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Middle Avenue
Agate
Islands
Elk's Lodge
Trotary
Kiwanig
Elyria
Ohio
Boston
Rockies
Elyria Post
Claude Dennison
Elyria Legion
James Brown
the & Mill Levy
American Legion
Save Elyria Schools
Elyria R
Cleveland Poultry and Produce Market Report
A fragmented Cleveland market listing shows prices and trends for poultry, ducks, turkeys, and lambs, with detailed figures for cattle, hogs, and grains. It notes various price points for corn, oats, hay, flour, and feeds, plus farm supplies and weights, reflecting a broad agricultural commodities snapshot.
Fess and Brown Open Double Barreled Attack
Fess and Brown open a double barreled attack during a gathering last night. Brown accuses the administration of relying on federal funds while a Democratic national ad seeks to influence voters. The discussion touches on the New Deal era and economic policies under consideration.
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Fess
Brown
Simeon TY Fess
Chragie Brown
Ohie
Repubbcan
Ain
Benater Fess
Jackson
Portsmur
Q Nat
Poasa
Paul
Faery
Nevin West Lines License Revoked by Public Utilities Board
Columbus reports the Public Utilities Commission revoked the license of Nevin West Lines after a fatal bus accident. The commission found violations of specific rules and regulations, affirmed by the state Supreme Court.
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Nevin West Lines
Columbus
Getty Tins
Viilines Camqus-ton
Neva West Lorine Two
Wes
TWAIN
Toe
Wribtias Cammission
Elvinedt
Hescopppany
Preme Court
Tome Aiscion
Bankers Elect New Orleans Man Bankers Elect New Orleans Man
Rudolph S. Hecht of Tibernia National Bank New Orleans was unanimously elected president of the American Bankers Association succeeding Francis M. Law of First National Bank Houston Texas in a Washington ceremony today.
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Bulletian
Washington
Grit
Rudolph S. Hecht
Tibernia National Bank
New Orleans
American Bankers’ Association
Francis M. Law
First National Bank
Houston
Tex
Forum To Hear Talk On Europe In Young Men's Forum
The final talk in a Europe series at the Young Men's Forum will be given by Walter Hannah now at Oberlin College on The Cultural Outlook in Europe. Hannah, from Peeblesshire Scotland, holds a Scottish master's degree and will be at Cambridge University next year. His father was Oberlin’s professor of church history 1915 to 1925. Earlier speakers covered Europe’s political and industrial scenes. Clarence B Wilson filed for divorce from Lucille Wilson on grounds of gross neglect. married in 1928.
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Europe
Walter Hannah
Oberlin College
Jiannah
Peeblesshire
Scotland
University of Edinburgh
Cambridge University
England
Forum
Guy B. Findley
Paul Malenchini
Fragmented OCR note about NE VAHL drug use and gate at Mury Cit Rate
A garbled OCR fragment mentions NE VAHL usage and a gate at a city rate. It references a drug and pest class, with unclear names and dates. No clear events, persons, or organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
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Iferaea Doory
Paul
Qouf Roy
Mury
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Fultz
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Richetty
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Stot
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Vicks Plan
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Ria Sury
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Esther Alplen
Pleasant St
Morgan
Rosey Herris
Eaat Larek
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George ML John
Frank T. Conke
Stephen Corl
Civde
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Chute
Yan
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Sia Mone
Fred
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ST. Lawrence Deep Waterways Project
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Cleveland Phodi Cn
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White Sea
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Pullets
Atlas Poultry Marrket Westley
Maine
Marier
Bala
Grain
LL Fred
Sutor Co
Buahels Mit
Witter Strath
Timothy
Alpalba
Baste Gomes
Dun & Brad
Cleveland Guhain
Bowrie
Hothouse
Daddie Park
Bankers
Clarence B. Wilson
Lucille Wilson
Bridge Street
Sederis Restaurant
F. M. Sponseller
Court Street
Onnell Paint
Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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