Husband Arrested As Brutal Slayer Of His Third Wife
Henry J Burns a Cleveland businessman is formally charged with the murder of his wife Mrs Mary Burns age 25 whose body was found buried in a new grave five miles northwest of Painesville Lake County. Investigators say Burns had been involved with another woman and kept frequent trysts in the woods near Mentor. He denies the crime and was taken from Cleveland to Lake County for further examination.
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Painesville
Henry J Burns
Cleveland
Ifs
Lake County
Mary Burns
Burns
Mentor
Attle Cottage
Mentor Prople
West Side
Lim
Henry J. Burns
B. & O. Woods
Ucens
Greasome
Bay Agents Roughed In Election Probe
Three rural city officers visited Cincinnati on a tip that “election cheer” would be distributed at a Mound Street saloon before a parade of negroes. They were beaten and saved by police. two agents, William Fritch and Harold Balser, were battered. They work from Judge Harry Miller’s Loveland court and face charges of carrying concealed weapons and disorderly conduct.
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Cincinnati
Cincinonati
Mound Street
William Fritch
Harold Balser
Harry Miller
Loveland
Moose Lodge Plans 100000 Dollar Lodge and Clubhouse
At a lodge meeting the Loyal Order of Moose decided to erect a modern lodge and clubhouse on Second Street next spring at about one hundred thousand dollars. A committee will plan the work and a monthly treat will be given to Gates Home for Crippled Children with fruit ice cream or candy. The group will also donate twenty five dollars to the city Halloween celebration.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Second Street
Gates
Mooseheart
Eagles Lodge
Elevated Track Work Progress in City Across Grade Crossings
Report notes progress on eliminating New York Central grade crossings with all crossings removed. Three tracks have been raised to level, south retaining wall work begun between tracks and nearby buildings, excavation done, cement pours underway, and winter work planned unless severe weather halts progress.
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New York Central
Troxel
Elyria
Clevelander Tells About Court Tasks
Judge Samuel H. Siebert of Cleveland addressed Kiwanis Club members, describing his view of court needs. He blamed low jury service and urged definite punishment and speedy case resolution to curb crime, noting laws are too numerous and many offenses go unaddressed.
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Samuel
Mr. Siebert
St. Paul
Loop Saloon Altercation Ends With Assault Charge
Joe Mikervic was arrested on an assault and battery charge after a confrontation with Walter Lonya at the Loop saloon. The men had exchanged threats over a prior dispute and Mikervic admitted the assault in police court. Mayor Jones fined him six dollars and costs.
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Joe Mikervic
Loop
Walter Longa
Mikervic
Lonya
Jones
Costa
Local Schools to Close Friday for Teachers Meeting
City public schools close this evening to allow teachers to attend the North Eastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland on Friday and Saturday. Most city teachers will attend with sessions in Cleveland convention hall and events at the Winton hotel. Distinguished speakers include Dr Walter A Jessup James M Beck Dr J Paul Goode and Glenn Frank.
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Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
New
Cleveland Convention Hall
Winton Hotel
Edna Joseph
Wll
Walter A. Jessup
State University of Iowa
James M Beck
United States
J Paul Goode
Geography
University of Chicago
Glenn Frank
Century
J. A McDowell
Ashland
Jessup
Beck
East Technical High School
Russell V. ‘Morgan
Glenville High School
Hotel Winton
Paul Goode
America
Public Hall
Cleveland Orchestra
Cleveland School Masters
Kent State Normal College
Statter
Cleveland School of Education
Columbia Teachers' College Club
Northeastern Ohio
Ohio
National Council of Primary Education
Hotel Statler
Supervisors’ Club
Ohio State University
Open War Declared On Ku Klux Klan After Lancaster Attack
In Lancaster on October 26 an attack on Milton Deitchler a 28 year old insurance man led Police Chief Eck to declare open war on the Ku Klux Klan. Deitchler said he was kidnapped from a car after a dance and dumped at the city limits with a tar and feathers warning. Police expect about a dozen arrests within 24 hours.
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Lancaster
Milton Deitehler
Ku Klux Klan
Eck
Deitchler
BEER AND WINE AMENDMENT FLAYED IN LORAIN COUNTY MEETINGS
Union services and mass meetings are held every evening in Lorain County under the Lorain County Dry Federation. Speakers include Geo H Chamberlain and Mrs Nellie M Hill at Columbia Center M E Church, J D Yocum and C T Jameleon at Rochester Town Hall, Senator J F Burke at Fields M E Church, and Judge A R Webber with Mason Smith at Penfield Center.
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Lorain County
Penfeld
A. R. Webber
Mason Smith
Tragic campus fall kills two visitors at Ohio State
On October 26 in Columbus, Alexander McKay aged 50 and Guner Harpstead of Chicago suffered instant death and fatal injuries after a fall on the Ohio State University campus. Authorities investigated the incident and notified next of kin as reporters described the tragedy during a Sunday event.
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Columbus
Alexander McKay
Guner Harpstead
Chicago
Oho State University
Unday
When Law Meets Fair Charmers Verdicts Mentioned in New Jersey Case
Fragmentary report describes a jury trial in Tom's River New Jersey where a death penalty demand is noted amid references to individuals including Threa Clown and Catherine Fie rier and to a separate Kansas City event where a young person was freed in under three hours.
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Catherine Fie
Clara
Mra Giberson
Tom's River
N. J
Kansas City
Fear Hall reenacts identification test on murder night
In New Brunswick New Jersey on October 26 under similar weather to September 14 an eyewitness replays the scene at the old Phillips farm to test if a person can actually identify another. The test mirrors the night of the crime with minimal light from stars and no artificial aids.
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International News Servicer
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward M Wal
Eleanor Mills
Phillips Farm
Gibson
DeRussey Lane
Day Mass Meet Here Saturday
An open air meeting will be held in the park on Saturday evening October 28 at 8 o clock. Citizens are urged to hear Mayor Jones and Dr Edwin Kirby discuss the prepared over and wine amendment.
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Jones
Edwin Kirby
Here Tonight Flays Tariff Campaign Speech
Former congressman Martin L. Davey denounces the tariff as the worst bill and opens a four day campaign in Lorain County at a South Amherst rally. He urges voters to verify price effects on clothing and notes the tariff hits woolens with a 35 percent rise. He contrasts Democratic and Republican leadership and stresses national prosperity.
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Congress
Martin L. Davey
Lo- Tain County
South Amherst
Parent-Teachers Association
Wellington
Davey
American Woolen Company
America
Europe
Farmers of
Taft
Ita
Colored woman reports being struck by auto at Gulf and Cleveland
Mrs M Tucker a colored woman in the south city reports an automobile struck her at Gulf street and Cleveland street knocking her to the pavement. She sustained injuries to her back and side and was taken to a doctor's office for treatment.
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Mra M. Tucker
Gulf Street
Cleveland Street
Pastor's Widow a Family Summons In Revised Prob
A legals style clip reports a revised probate summons involving the pastor's widow, with tense terms about the pending action and the probate process. Names and localities referenced imply a court proceeding affecting the family in this matter.
French Budget Shows 4.6 Million Deficit for Next Year
Paris Oct 26 Finance Minister Charig De Lasleyr announces in the deputies that France faces a deficit near 4.6 million francs for the next calendar year due to allied teamwork failures. He says a loan is the only salvation for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Charigg de Lasleyria
Chambers of Deputies
Senator Pomerene Attacks the Tariff in Address
Senator Atlee Pomerene of Cincinnati spoke at Rialto Theatre in the afternoon opposing the tariff proposed by the Republican administration. He warned the woolen tariff would raise costs for suits and coats, predicting nationwide clothing price increases and arguing the tariff would benefit excess profiteering in the South.
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Pomerene
Atlee Pomerena
Cincinnati
Rialto Theatre
Wi. G. Sharp
Pomereneus
Tari Committee
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Federation of Transport Workers
Jas. O'Grady
Russia
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J. Hi. Bemas
Arthur Henderson
Lord Haldane
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Wilbur A. Mott
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Edward W. Hall
St. John the Evangelist
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