Electric chair death of Billy Brown at state penitentiary
Bept 9 Electrecs- Bef Bylvester Brown, 27, was executed in the electric chair this morning after a fatal shooting of Officer Warren. Brown clutched a Bible as he died. warden refused witnessing by Brown’s wife and kin. Body to be shipped to Youngstown for burial. Survivors include his mother Mrs Lizzie Washington and half sister Miss Williamson. Brown fired on Officer Warren during a store robbery escape attempt. other three suspects were captured days later.
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Brown
Younastown
Mire
Lizzie Washington
Miss Gone
Williamson
Warren
Hait
Brass Bed Giveaway At The Harry H. Smith Co
Free bed given away Friday and Saturday to those who enter the store. The brass bed is on display in the Broad Street show window Saturday evening and in this paper on Monday. Entry required. purchase not necessary.
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Harry H. Smith Co
Wil
Broad Street
Harry BH. Smith CO
Stomach Remedy Ad Offers Quick Relief and Guarantee
An advertisement touts Dr. Orths Stomach Remedy for indigestion acidity and dyspepsia with promises of instant relief and a money back guarantee. It claims relief from heaviness gas belching and sour stomach and urges readers to buy from any druggist with a two-dose test.
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Bezin
Dr. Orth
Evert
AML
Advt
Wall Street and Chicago Markets Open With Mixed Moves
Stocks start irregular with minor shifts as US Steel and Baldwin slip from early gains. Wheat and grain futures show declines while Liberty bonds post varied openings in a volatile market report.
Mixed cattle and hog market summary with regional notes
Receipts and prices show cattle and calves steady to slow in Toledo and Chicago markets. Hogs rose several cents with varied weights, while sheep and lambs remained steady. a Baltimore arrest report notes Clyde Moore, 22, charged with attempting to steal the police headquarters car near the station.
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Toledo
Chicago
Hisher Sheen
Baltimore
Mid
Ac Clyde Moore
Chuterhouse
Newark Mayor Atherton Found Guilty of Brash Neglect
Governor Davis convicts Herbert A Atherton mayor of Newark on charges of neglect of duty for failing to enforce gambling laws. Testimony shows Atherton admitted familiarity with gambling operations and raid history, and he acknowledges presence of gambling rooms in local establishments. The ruling orders removal from the mayoral office.
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Newark
Atherton
Robert A. White
Davis
Herbert A. Atherts
Confederation formed by Hon duras Guatemala and Costa Rica
Nicaragua refused to join the confederation, leading to turmoil as insurgents operate on its borders. The article notes possible territorial occupation in the troubled region amid ongoing insurrection and regional friction.
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Honduras
Guatamela
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Huture
Senate Probe of West Virginia Mine Troubles
A Senate committee plans a careful survey of conditions behind the armed clash between miners and operators in West Virginia. Senator Kenyon leads the group with Senators Sterling Shortridge McKellar and Walsh. They aim to reach Huntington on September 18 and seek an early close up of the civil conflict’s causes.
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Washington
Sept. S
West Virginia
Coalields
Senate
Ward
Sterling
South Dakota
Shortridge
California
McKellar
Tennessee
Walsh
Massachusettes
Kenyon
Divorce Requested Over Wife’s Refusal to Work and Custody
Dr M Myers states it is time for a divorce as the wife refuses to cook and care for the children and leaves the home. He cites desertion in 1916 and asks for custody of two children.
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M. Myers
Myers
Two Months Bride Brutally Murdered in New Jersey
Mrs. Isabella Dobson, a bride of two months, was found murdered in her Runemede Highlands home. Police seek her husband George Dobson who is missing. she was beaten with repeated blows and a blanket was thrown over the nude body.
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Runemede Highlands
N. J
Isabella Dobson
George Dobson
Optimistic View on Employment And Possible US Blockade Debate
The excerpt discusses spring 1929 unemployment high and a shift of workers to nonwage activities, noting about 1.0 million people not used to wage work. It cites U S employment data and firms adding payrolls by August. Geneva debate considers possible US blockade if the League acts against a nation the allies target.
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United States Employment Service
Tno
Geneva
United States
League of Nations Waz Imade
Jeague Assembly
Robert Cecil
Committee On
Reacue
M. Schanzer
Italy
Special Disarmament Corp
Ice Cream Social Hosted by Ely League on Benge House Lawn
The League of Women Voters of Ely invites residents to an ice cream social on the Benge House lawn this evening. A big band concert will accompany the event and attendance is welcome.
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League of Women Voters of
Ely
Tia
Benge House
Treash Appointed to Ninth Appellate District
Gov. Davis announced the appointment of Common Pleas Judge P. H. Treash of Summit county as judge of the ninth district appellate court. He also named E. H. Boylan of Akron as Treashs assistant on the common pleas bench after Boylan resigned from the State House of Representatives, where he led the measure creating the new ninth district.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
P. H. Treash
Summit County
Ninth District
Davis
E. H. Boylan
Akron
Treash
Boylan
State House of Representatives
Walters Seek Return Of Child In Lorain Habeas Case
Marie and Fred Walters sue William Flaherty in Lorain to gain possession of their four year old child. Mrs Walters alleges threats of violence if she or her husband visit. The Flahertys claim attachment to the child and say returning her would be a miscarriage of justice. The defendants contend the Walterses are unfit due to family quarrels.
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Marie
Fred Walters
William Flaherty
Lorain
Pilantiffs
Flaherty
Walters
Flahertys
Defendents
Dixie Highway Delegates Meet In Cincinnati
Delegates from Michigan to Florida attend the Dixie Highway association convention in Cincinnati. A large auto parade precedes a discussion on 12 proposed routes with Kentucky towns vying for a local path. Visitors are being entertained during today’s session.
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Cincinnati
Michigan
Florida
Dixie Highway Association
Ilater
Darton
Ohio
Kentucky
Bad Car Deal Prompts Suit Over 1640 Recompense
Willam Brunsteller and R D Sperry sue Anthony Petralia for 1640 claiming a car sold by a garage was stolen and later recovered by its rightful owner. The 1921 model sold for a 1920 model in exchange, with a Tan identifying the vehicle as stolen and Petralia accused of knowing it.
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Willam Brunsteller
R. D. Sperry
Anthony Petralia
Petralia
Prainlift
Reckless Driving Trial Ends in Guilty Finding
Howard Cole was brought to the Police Court Thursday night and found guilty of reckless driving after testimony from witnesses. He was fined $1 and costs. the costs under the new schedule will be higher. Marshal warns that anyone caught driving recklessly or speeding will be brought to court with sufficient evidence.
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Howard Cole
Cole
Staples Observe Second Wedding Anniversary in Oberlin
Friends and relatives surprised Mr. and Mrs. Harold Staples on their second anniversary at the Dunham home on Hollywood Street. Attendees traveled from Henriet ta, South Amherst, Elyria, and Oberlin. Refreshments were served and a purse was presented to the couple.
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Oberlin
Harold Staples
F. H. Dunham
Hollywood St
Henrietta
South Amherst
Elyria
Obituary: Mr Morris Case of Russia Town
Mr Morris Case died at his home in southeast Russia Town on Thursday morning about 3 o clock. He lived here twenty five years and was known for his good character. He was about 74 years old and had been blind for seven or eight years due to cataract. He leaves a widow, Mrs Laura Case. The funeral will be held at the house Saturday afternoon at 2 96 o'clock.
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Oberlin
Morris Case
Russia
Laura Case
Local Society Notes and Visitor Updates from Town
Mer and Mrs Loveland of Pennsylvania moved into the former Weddell house at 3 North Pleasant street. Mr and Mrs Curtis and daughter Sarah returned to Midland Michigan. Mrs Curtis visited Prospect Street relatives. Vine Rebekah Lodge plans degree work next Monday night and may visit Lillywood Lodge to celebrate the 70th anniversary. Miss Martha Habel of 199 Woodland Avenue writes from New Cumberland. Dr and Mrs Miller entertained Prof Harold Hamlin and his mother from North Roxalton. Ruth Terborush returned from Arizona. Rev K B Whitehead attends the National Neilus Conference in Pittsburgh this week. Mr and Mrs H L Bassett are mentioned.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Lillywood Rebekah Lodie
Wellington
Rebekah Odd Fellowship
Mars
Ret -Habel
Woodland Avenu
New -Cumberland
W. Va
Nerv-Wort Restores Johnstown Man’s Health Says Relief Now
W M Wigginton of 804 Napoleon Street Johnstown Pa reports nervousness insomnia fatigue poor appetite and back and kidney pains before taking Nerv-Wort. After one bottle he claims improved appetite digestion sleep and no back or kidney discomfort. He urges others with similar issues to try it with money back guarantee and authentic large 1 90 bottle.
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W. M. Wigginton
Napoleon Street
Johnstown
Br C. W. Phillips
Advi
Visitation Notes From Greensprings and Local Addresses
Spending the week at Greensprings they expect to visit with Mr and Mrs Don Varmelee in Akron before returning Mrs Ethel Ferman formerly of lm street will be at 65 Stevens street Rockville Centre New York this later Mr Virgil Biggs formerly with the Chronicle Telegram is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J F E
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Greensprings
Don Varmelee
Akron
Ethel Ferman
Lm Street
Stevens Street
Rockville Center
XN. Y
Ibis
Tater
Biggs of King Street Spends Summer at Monroe Michigan
Biggs of King Street spent the summer at Monroe Michigan. He stayed in that city while the season progressed.
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Biggs
King Street
Mr. Biggs
Monroe, Mich
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