Man Sentenced to Life for Murder in Holdup
Albert Fowler, 31, son of an Alliance minister, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Common Pleas Judge Lindsey after pleading guilty to the murder of Lester Milhorn, 56, during a Decem ber holdup in New Philadelphia. Three other men from Canton face first degree murder charges in the case.
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Lamson Case Heads to Jury Friday in Stanford Murder
In San Jose California on September 14 defense attorneys for David A. Lamson wrapped a final summation arguing reasonable doubt over whether the young playwright killed his wife Allene in their Stanford Campus cottage. The seven men five women jury is expected to retire Friday after 49 trial days as Rankin and Rea press the defense while prosecutor Lindsay closes the state's case.
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Drowning Fatality In Miami River Near New Milan
Frank Taylor fifteen of East Liverpool died from a broken neck after diving into two feet of water in the Miami river here late Wednesday He had been visiting relatives in New Milan and the tragedy occurred during his stay Authorities investigated the incident as a casual drowning in shallow water.
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Taxpayers League Circulates Real Estate Tax Petition
The Ohio Taxpayers Protective League pushed an initiative to place a real estate tax cut from 1 to 19 mills on the November ballot. About 36,000 signatures were rejected on filing. 35,000 more are needed by September 23. The move follows legislative inaction and criticizes government waste and discontinued functions.
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Banquet Honors Head of Ohio Democrats
Findlay Ohio September 14 Governor George White Senator Robert J Bulkley and other leading Democrats attended a Hancock County Democratic banquet honoring Dr Carl Watson newly elected state Democratic chairman The event drew many Republicans as well Watson received a silver cup for his service Bulkley praised Watson for organizing Ohio Democracy to provide orderly party expression of will and confidence in its leaders
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Milk License Application Blanks Available
State milk license applications have arrived for all dealers selling milk. Elyria applicants may secure blanks from Dr. French, Health Commissioner. County dealers obtain blanks from the Oberlin health office, and Lorain dealers from the Lorain Health board office.
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I Love That Man at Capitol Theatre Stars Lowe and Carroll
Edmund Lowe and Nancy Carroll lead in I Love That Man at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Saturday. The comedy drama follows a woman's devotion to a man she knows is not wholly trustworthy.
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Rogers Film To Run Full Week At Rivoli
The Will Rogers film Dr. Bull is held over for the rest of the week at the Rivoli Theatre due to strong demand from Elyrians who have not yet seen the picture. The story is based on The Last Adam and Rogers as a small town. Day: Dayton, O. September 14. Walter Carr, a varnish company auditor, was shot in the abdomen while surprising three men attempting to steal his car. He jumped onto the running board as the men fled. condition improved today. Conneaut, O. September 14. A parade Wednesday marked the return to work of 600 men within three weeks, with Frances E. Howe of the Cleveland NRA offices as speaker.
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Cape Goes Lopsided Dress Feature For Autumn Wear
A black satin dress showcases a standout design with a cane covering one arm. The gown pairs a long skirt with circular fullness set low, creating a striking asymmetric silhouette for autumn wear.
Trip to Chicago convention plans for Elyria group
Elyria residents expect about a hundred attendees at the Lesion National convention in Chicago. A low-rate rail fare may be arranged for the trip, with reservations through Ferguson or James Elemes at Caulkins and Lehman.
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Mothers of Squirrels and Early Winter Forecast
A quirky note from Cleburne Texas describes a kind-hearted family caring for baby squirrels found in a river and brought home before learning to mother them. An early winter forecast from Portland Oregon predicts a tall, wintry spell with several flocks pushing south ahead of schedule. Marion County nominates Gamble Grand Joan as the first woman candidate for constable by the Republicans.
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Radio Programs Listing for WAM and Affiliates 1970
Radio buy schedule shows a dense 1970 program grid across WAM WHER WIAY WLW WAC WTAM WEAF and others detailing bands hosts and time slots. Names include Gladys Rice Morton Downey Moon River Moon River and many orchestras and acts such as the Jesters the Moon River program and Walkingathon segments.
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Two escapees sought from London Prison Farm Honor Camp
London Ohio September 14 authorities searched for two escapees from the London Prison Farm Honor Camp. Suspects AL W Smith 55 Lorain county and William Tittle 36 Akron were reported wanted after leaving Wednesday. Akron county man accused of assault to rob noted in report. Dr Ruth Schoelsburger 43 Minerva appeared in Canton court today awaiting transfer after pleading guilty to illegal operation charge on Irene Ceengras 28 Minerva. Nellie Marsh 49 indicted on same charge but not arraigned.
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Lorain County
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S S S Tonic Ad Highlights Vitality Restoration
An old promotional snippet urges restoring vitality by rebuilding red blood cells and hemoglobin with S S S tonic. It attributes fatigue to overwork, worry, and unbalanced diet and promises improved oxygen transport. Details mention two bottle sizes and a two week treatment.
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Hoover Favored Repeal Vowed Quiet State Talk
In Del Monte California Herbert Hoover privately favored repealing the 18th Amendment as soon as possible. Arthur Race of Boston told 00 delegates at the American Hotel Association that Hoover asked him to keep the conversation confidential. Paul Sexton, Hoover's secretary, doubted Hoover would comment on the assertion.
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Hoover
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Arthur
Youth Admits Slaying and Sentenced to Reformatory
John Henkel, 16, admitted killing Oliver S. Bally, a young insurance broker in Cincinnati. Juvenile Judge Charles W. Hoffman committed him to the Ohio State Reformatory after eight juvenile experts recommended psychiatric treatment, following Bally’s death in a city park about eight weeks ago.
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Oliver S. Bally
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Bally
Forest fir smoke clouds 480 miles over Portland scene
Smoke from the stubborn Wilson River forest fire drifted for about 480 miles over Portland as authorities struggled to contain the blaze. The article notes national temperance policy debates and references President Hoover’s stance on repeal during his final year.
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Firefighters Reported Flown 480 Miles Southeast
A report states fire fighters were carried more than two weeks earlier by aircraft, with a claim of 480 miles to the southeast on November dates. The fragment suggests a distant deployment and ongoing firefighting efforts across a wide region.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Bile Flow Remedy
An old advertisement urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile flow, claiming it relieves sourness, headaches, and dullness by cleansing the liver. The copy warns against substitutes and directs readers to seek the red label product priced at 25 cents at drug stores.
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C. M. Co
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