Army Pilot Claims New Speed Record
BUFFALO NY Oct 27-1P Lt eutenant Benjamin S Kelsey US Army pilot claimed a new speed record of 359 miles an hour today after a night from the Army air base at Dayton Quay Buffalo port piloting on a smooth-nosed pursuit plane carrying full wave time equipment Kelsey lagged his time for the 360 time at one hour and one minute He said the speed was a new Army record for loaded pursuit shop.
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Buffalo
Benjamin S Kelsey
Army Air Base
Dayton Quay
Kelsey
Oldest Grange initiate Henry Dixon at 94 in Albany
Henry Dixon, a 94 year old Civil War veteran and one of the region’s oldest residents, was initiated into the Albany Grange on October 27. After the induction he delivered a short talk detailing his long service and community efforts.
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Athens
Grange
Henry Dixon
Albany
Recovering After Fall in Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports 72 year old Mies Jennie Lawson is expected to recover after a fall at home. She broke her hip and lay unattended for a time before hospital attendants found her. She is currently receiving care and shows signs of improvement.
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Gallipolis
Hopital
Mies
Jennie Lawson
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Reserves Cold Remedies Face Scrambled Label
Fractured OCR text suggests cold remedy items including COLDS Fever and Liquid Tablets, Leadaches Salve Nose Drops and a reference to a tube or basin. Content remains unclear with garbled brand and placement, indicating a catalog-style listing or advertisement fragment from a newspaper page.
Cleveland Girl Injured by Polar Bear at Brookside Zoo
A six year old art student Miss Zemnick was dragged into a polar bear pen at Brookside Zoo. The 600 pound bear mauled her for about thirty minutes before workers freed her. She sustained severe injuries including potential loss of sight in her left eye but is expected to recover after transfusion and hospital care. Police reported subsequent intoxication and liquor possession arrests in the area.
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Cleveland
Celveland
Brookside
Hugo & Varga
Samuel Euman
Curlex Wilson
Zermrick
Wilson
Miss Zunch
Neen
Adrian Seid
Yan Phesician
Rauyl
Mayor Fines 3 for Liquor Offenses
Mayor Joseph Petro fines three residents for liquor violations. Donald Worcester of 123 Oak Street and Ralph Stelverburg of 144 Fourth Street each pay $30 and lose driving rights for six months after arrests for driving under the influence. Stolvenburg of East Avenue, flagged by witnesses, is also charged with DUI and faces a six month license suspension.
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Joseph @ Petro
Donald Worcester
Oak Street
Lipria
Hix
Dpmng
Synd
H J Indicott
Robot Schwarze
Afar Thes
Cleveland Street
Broid
Cedar Streets
Ralph Stelverburg
Fourth Street
Wis
Diguer
Execution Date Set For Gangster
CHICAGO October 27 LPP James Dalhoyer last of the Brady gangsters was scheduled to die in the electric chair November 18 for the slaying of Paul Minneman. The US Circuit Court of Appeals set the date yesterday after his appeal to the Supreme Court was denied last week. Execution will be before sunrise at the state prison in Michigan City Indiana.
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Chicago
James Dalhoyer
Paul Minneman
Indiana
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Michigan City
Ind
Remarks at Police Station Cost Jackson Hotel Man Five Dollars
Howard Smith of the Jackson Hotel paid a five dollar fine after disorderly conduct remarks made at police headquarters in the presence of Lieut Patrick Crehan. Smith, with Mrs. Smith, appeared before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on October 21 in behalf of Henrietta Stone, who was arrested for reckless driving. costs in the case were suspended by the mayor.
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Patrick Crehan
Howard Smith
Jackson Hotel
Joseph Q Petro
Smith
H J [Ddicott
Confessed Slayer Is Given Reprieve in Chicago
Chicago October 27 Illinois Robert Nixon nineteen year old confessed slayer of six women received a reprieve to seek state supreme court review. Chief Justice Michael L McKisley granted the delay to permit Nixon and his attorney Richard Wesbrook to pursue further review of the death sentence in the electric chair for the murder of Florence Johnson wife of a Chicago fireman.
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Chicago
Robert Nixon
Florence Johnson
Michael L McKisley
Criminal Court
Richard Wesbrook
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