Lone Vegg Robbery Hits Home Savings of Cleveland
A lone red-haired bandit robbed the Home Savings and Loan bank in Cleveland during morning rush hour, escaping with about $4,000 after slugging bank secretary Michael Schneider. He bound and assaulted Schneider and another employee, then fled as police launched a city-wide search.
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Home Savings & Loan Company
Michael Schneider
Schreider
George Bartins
Schneider
Waltoy
Fle Schneider
Martin
Four Year Old Slays Dad With Toy Pistol in Columbus
In Columbus on September 1 a four year old boy, Harold Leon Marguesd, shot and killed himself while playing with a forbidden pistol top his father’s gun. His mother, working downstairs, heard a shot and found the boy dead with a wound to the chest. A butler wound reportedly from a pistol was in his peck though unclear. Coroner to be told.
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Columbus
Harold Leon Marguesd
Tragic accident claims life of Harolh
Report states Harolh died within minutes after a recent accident while his father remained hospitalized. The incident prompted local authorities to investigate the sequence of events and safety measures at the scene.
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Touen
Harolh
Sixteen Boys View Potatoes on Farm Field Tour
A Birmingham high school agricultural class led by Paul R. Tuttle visited the Vermilion township potato fields of E. C. Wasem and Robert Kuehlman as part of Ohio’s potato tour. About fifty participants observed eleven sprays and a 69 pound per acre fertilization on Wasem’s land with Wasem boasting 360 bushel club status. Kuehlman showcased an eight row sprayer and twenty acres of crop, both growers aiming for the 60 bushel club this year.
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Birmingham
Reo Vermilion Township
Paul R. Tuttle
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E. C. Wasem
Robert Kuehlman
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Wasem
Wa- Sem
Kuehlman
Sail For Greece To Study For Year
Priscilla Lord daughter of Professor L. E Lord sails this week on the Saugus to Piraeus Greece. They will spend the year in study at the American College in Athens where Professor Lord teaches. They were accompanied to New York by Dr Andrews and others.
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L. E Lord
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Piraeus
Greece
Athens
Lord
New York
Sietxen
Chicago
W.H Frederick
California
Conservatory
Arthur Williams
James B. McCord
Durban
Natal
Mecca for Scores of Famed Fliers at Coast Races
Los Angeles hosts a vast gathering of aviators for the Inter national air races touted as the greatest peacetime flight event. Mayor Cryer to open the exposition with an arc parade, 260 planes expected. Competitors include Lindbergh and Stinson among many famed pilots from around the world.
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Los Angeles
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Desert
Sedar
California
George E Cryer
Ettr
Ourhern California
Trans
Continents
New York
Mines Field
Windsor
Canada
Cot
Charies A. Lindbergh
Lilac Time heads Capitol with Jane Cowl star cast at Capitol
The Capitol Theatre schedules a long run for Lilac Time a First National sound production starring Colleen Moore and Gary Cooper. Adapted from a Jane Cowl Jane Marin stage play the film follows a French girl who grows up near the allied front during world war I after living with her grandparents.
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First National
Colleen Moore
Gary Cooper
Jane Cowl
Jane Marin
Nasonal Pictures
John McCormick
Dayton State Briefs Highlight Bank Robbery and Murder Cases
Dayton reports identify Theodore Trimble, 22, as the man killed after a hold up at Dayton Bank & Trust. Trimble, shot by patrolman Boehmer, had bought a revolver to aid his robbery. Also noted, William C Hora murder case to be reopened against Roy Freeman, with two indictments planned. Cleveland covers the Mortgage Bankers Association convention with Kellogg treaty talks, a still unidentified 50-year-old body found in the Cuyahoga, and a fatal auto crash involving Enos Peterson and a 16-year-old companion.
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Dayton Laytogs Bank & Trust Co
Theodore Trimble
Trimble
Edward H. Boehmer
Lester E. Nixon
Nixon
Margaret Timmerman
George Schmidt
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Wiliam C Hora
Roy Freeman
Ralph Hasket
Freeman
Policeman Horn
Cleveland
Mortgage Bankers Association
Simeon D Fess
United States
Ohio
Atlee Pomerene
U. S
Enos Peterson
Harold Covell
St Luke's
Pennsylvania
Joe Eagles
Professor and Rebel John to give violin recital in Ridgeville
A professor and rebel named John will perform a violin recital before returning to Rome. The event takes place in Ridgeville Connecticut and features classic and contemporary pieces in a venue yet to be announced.
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Rome
Mra
Ridgeville
Conn
Freshman Week Prep at Oberlin Opens Friday
Oberlin college announces freshman week begins Friday with the incoming class expected to be the largest in the school’s history. Registration opens September 19 under President Wilkins who has spent six weeks in Waterbury. Faculty moves and travels accompany the fall term as staff depart for conferences and warmer climes.
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Oberlin College
Wilkins
Local Notes On People And Places Throughout Oberlin Area
Snapshot of Oberlin community life with mentions of James T Fairciuid returning from Europe, Dre W A Hemmegwarx and family in Oberlin, freshmen headed to Miami University including Helen Rawdon and Rowland Van Ausdais, plus visits by Paal Weber of Kipton and G G Prince of Walnut Creek. Also notes Miss Anna Beck, and the origin of the term Barkists in Dickens David Copperfield.
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James T Fairciuid
Treasur
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Scheol
Frankfort
Wiech
Durand
Yarkis Visine
Europe
Swansi
China
Dre W. A Hemmegwarx
Obe
River Pirates film cast at Cleveland near Outskirs
Lois Moran stars with Victor McLaglen in a forthcoming picture about River Pirates. They play together in a roughneck scene at a street intersection on the outskirts of Cleveland. An unrelated burglary report mentions three bands that once held up Leo Gabel, a 21 year old standard coin collector, with $2000 seized in each incident.
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Beauty
Victor McLaglen
Lois Moran
McLaglen
Cleveland
Seach
Leo
Gabel
Victimization and a fatal accident amid assorted city notices
Reports detail a second daytime abduction after a bandits’ auto blocked a car using the same make and disguise as in a prior incident near Ang 6, with $2099 seized. a separate accident in Paréora leaves sixteen months old Lima and William Heard Barnes dead as a vehicle rolled forward. Cleveland hosts push for a 1929 national air show. Toledo court actions involve Irene Kober and Michael McAndrews. Lorain and Columbus notices record corporate filings and local developments.
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Auto
Lima
Wiliam
Barnes
Paréora
Plaimera
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