Hunt Gang of Outlaws in Indiana
Federal and state officers pursue a gang of escaped convicts blamed for bank robberies in Greencastle and South Bend. The group terrorized Indiana with robberies totaling about 77 thousand dollars as investigators from the Department of Justice join Indiana State Police and county deputies in the search, believed hiding in the Northern Indiana sand dunes after an escape from Michigan City prison.
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Greencastle
South Bend
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Central National Bank and Trust Company
Western State Bank
Department of Justice
Matt Leach
Leach
Michigan City
Lindberghs Leave Ireland in Seaplane Today
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh departed from Galway in their seaplane heading north after a stop in Ireland. They were believed to be bound for Scotland as the famous aviators continued their postwar flight tour.
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Lindberghs
Ireland
Galway
Charles A. Lindbergh
Scotland
Barbers Set Meeting On Code Under Ohio Law
Wal ter P. R. Wagner fourth vice president of the Associated Master Barbers of America will discuss the Barbers Code under the NRA and the Ohio barbers license law. The meeting takes place in the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company tomorrow, according to the local barbers association.
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NRA
Ohio
Walter P. R. Wagner
Associated Master Barbers of America
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Barbers’ Association
Elyrian Struck by Automobile Accident Report
John Augustus of 455 Huron Street sustained minor injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by Gordon Wilkins of Columbia Station. The incident occurred at the intersection of Court, Broad, and August Street as Augustus crossed the street. He refused hospital or physician care.
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John Augustus
Huron Street
Gordon Wilkins
Columbia Station
Augustus
Court
Broad Streets
Dillinger Tied to Lima Jail Break Gang
Sheriff captive and other desperadoes claimed John Dillinger, alleged ring leader, joined the gang after they killed Sheriff Jesse Larber during the Lima jail breakout two weeks earlier. The outlaws, armed with machine guns and shotguns, had seized weapons from the Michigan City prison arsenal.
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John Dillinger
Indiana
Jesse Larber
Lima
Ohio
Michigan City
Greencastle
Dillinger
Harry Pierpont
Walter Dietrich
Broadway to Hollywood at Capitol Theatre Stars Six Big Names
Six stars from Broadway and Hollywood headline Broadway to Hollywood at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Alice Brady Jackie Cooper Jimmy Durante Frank Morgan Fay Templeton and Madge Frans lead a story spanning three generations of troopers in the new film event.
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Broadway
Hollywood
Capitol Theatre
Alice Brady
Jackie Cooper
Jimmy Durante
Frank Morgan
Fay Templeton
Madge Frans
Brief Moment at Rivoli Promises Carole Lombard Drama
Carole Lombard leads the cast in Brief Moment opening at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow with Gene Raymond Monroe Owsley and Donald Cook. The plot follows a cabaret singer who marries a wealthy New Yorker and strives to save him from idle living. Loch Lomond is noted as Britain’s largest lake with twenty five small islands. An industrial town in Wales is named Xeath.
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Carole Lombard
Rivoli Theatre
Gene Raymond
Monroe Owsley
Donald Cook
Loch Lomond
Scotland
Great Britain
Cubs to Exhibit in Elyria by Hi-Speed Bears
Unusual attraction arrives in Elyria October 25 to 28 via Corts and Kohn Hi-Speed distributors. Two cub bears, found in a swamp near Houghton and raised on milk and bread, will be displayed at local Hi-Speed Stations with a musical program. Bears now seven months old weigh about 50 pounds and were cared for with electric pads during infancy.
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Elyria
Corts & Kohn
Houghton
J.J. Sqwartheat
Alma
Radio Programs Aired Wednesday Oct Schedule Notes
Radio listings show a Wednesday schedule with unidentified program blocks and time slots. The fragment references aernanix Subtretta and Wri, indicating program names or host identifiers but lacks complete details for full scheduling or timing.
Gray Squirrels Migration Puzzle Stumps Experts
Hartford officials report puzzling migration of gray squirrels moving from west to east across the state. Observers describe groups of about 190, plunging into lakes or rivers to swim rather than seeking alternate routes. Aide notes the bizarre pattern has drawn questions from multiple sections.
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Hartford
Conn
State Department of Fisheries and Game
Northeastern Ohio Sees First Snow Of The Season
Northeastern Ohio reports the season’s first snow as an hour long fall from the north accompanied by a 30 mph wind. Cleveland suburbs saw snow cover lawns and shrubs while forecasts call for more snow and cooler 40s. A 47 mph gust battered the area as ten duck hunters were marooned on the Lake Erie breakwall and rescued by coast guardsmen amid high tide, drenched and names listed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Coast
Fred Jemming
F. A Quast
D. A. Lewis
Jonn Burisek Jr
Robert Perkins
Daniel Snyder
Albert Schuller
Recovery Signs In Nations Hit First By Low Mood
Australia leads early signs of global recovery as wool production improves while Austria shows revival in trade and tourism before the Nazi upheaval. Sir Walter Layton notes inflation fears stem from currency depreciation and argues the British approach proves readjustment to trade conditions is possible with prudent currency and budget control.
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London
Australia
Austria
Walter Layton
Layton
United Press
Germany
Walter
Russia
Sir Walter
Miraculous Landing From Unlisted Air Show Stunt
An exhibition aircraft violated rules by performing looping and dives over a field for an hour. Officials, expecting arrest, found no pilot aboard. They rescued Lieut Panitsch, who explained the pilot was thrown overboard near a mountain range and Panitsch, despite never flying, took control to land the plane safely.
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Lieut
Panitsch
Nearey
Panitseh
Indians hail Chief Happy Warrior at fair
The famous brown derby of Al Smith a former governor of New York and Democratic candidates for the presidency in 1928 becomes Chief Happy Warrior in the Winnebago tribe at Chicago World's Fair during Al South Day. Governor Henry Horner of Illinois congratulates him while Chief Yellow Thunder stands nearby.
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al Smith
New York
Happy Warrior
Chicago
Henry Horner
Ilinois
Center
Yellow Thunder
Company B Faces New Front Near Sta den in 1918
Elyria's Company B in France reports a quiet day punctuated by a near front move. Major Hultz notes low flying planes and a field hospital planned near Staden as troops brace for intensified action. Soldiers test MG fire, observe German activity, and anticipate moving to Litcherveld with a wary, vigilant mood.
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Elyria
France
KK. Hultz
Belgium
Berthold
M. G
Jerry
Staden
Army
Unis Hospital
Longo
Litchterveld
Mongrel Defeats Tarantula in Niles Backyard Arena
In Niles California, locals watched a quirky dog versus tarantula showdown. Joe Machado and Frank Silva brought the tarantula, while John Andrade produced a pint-size mongrel spider. Thirty spectators witnessed the odd bout as the mongrel claimed victory.
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Adrantula
Ship repairmen cheer Seattle work outlook announced
Seattle ship repairmen welcomed news from Lewis Luckenbach vice president confirming increased repair workload in the near future. The announcement signals growing demand for shipyard services and potential hiring in the local marine industry.
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Seattle
Lewis Luckenbach
38 Die In French Express Wreck At Cherbourg Paris
In Eureux France heavy rain hampered rescue teams as the Cherbourg Paris express plunged into a river. Thirty eight dead were confirmed with perhaps a dozen more feared buried beneath debris. Rescue work resumed at dawn after the disaster.
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Eureux
France
Vhhirty
Luckenbach Lines to Dry Dock 22 Boats in Seattle
A Luckenbach Lines official said all voyage repairs and dry-docking for 22 boats would be completed in Seattle, extending spare time in port. The overhaul previously occurred in Boston as schedules shifted.
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C. W. You
North Ma
Stoopnager
Tad
Ethel Waters
Rofus Jones
Rivoli
Ces Moment
Raymond
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Capitol
Wales
Xeath
Stanford
E. Broad
Stan Laurel and
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Sin
Cubs
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Olsen
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Radio Forum
Jack Armstrong
Cowboy Tom
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Jimmy Alien
Mert
Marie
Rerranix
Amos T
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Black and Biue
Arve Metodies
Warden Laws
John McCormack
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Wathatkon
Marathor
Prince
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Eye Wonder Bakers
Gray
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Lady of Morsing
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Oh Walteris Cech
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Ethel
Hon
Honolulu
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Melody Parade
Tony Wons
Teek Armestic
Freath Valles
AW Alkathun
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Belgrade
Royal Air Competition
Vnna
Mostar
Simoni
O40
Uncle Tom
Uncle Tom’s Ranch
Chestnut Ridge
Elytia
Heny Horner
Broad St
East Gt
Itrbert
America
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Oak
Los Angeles
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Elyria Cottage Inn
Hallworthy's
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