Judge Overrules Motion to Drop Bostwick Ouster Case
A Columbus court refuses to drop the ouster complaint against Franklin County Probate Judge Homer Bostwick. Judge W D Jones and two others overruled motions to dismiss and left the case to decide if Bostwick should be removed for alleged immoral conduct and misfeasance.
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Columbus
Moton
Frankie County
Homer Z. Bostwick
W. D. Jones
J. C. Ogleves
W. P. Vaughnn
Walter D. Jones
Bostwick
Newton D. Baker
Franklin County
Slaying Case Ties to Suit as Suspect Found
In Toledo detectives report 18 bullets of matching caliber found in a suitcase of Water Swergosz as they probe the slaying of Mrs. Marr Dembaki. Walter Dembaki, husband, had earlier filed a $10,000 alienation suit against Swergosz. the couple planned reconciliation when the shooting occurred through a window.
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Toledo
Pole Today
Marr Dambski
Water Swergosz
John Hovey
Walter Dembaki
Swergosz
Dembakis
County Commission to Consider Tuberculosis Sanatorium Screens
The county holding commission meets this afternoon to decide on purchasing screens for the tuberculosis sanatorium.
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County Holding Commission
Sctreens
Aviators Rescued After Week Afloat Off Newfoundland
Three fliers Willy Rody Christian Johanssen and Fernando Costa Veiga were found alive aboard the freighter Belmeira after drifting 148 hours on the wreckage of their Junkers Esa. Engine trouble forced the failed trans Atlantic attempt near the Azores, with rescued crew stating they expected to reach New York. Costa Veiga had an injured leg. others were exhausted but in good condition. The Belmeira picked them up at latitude 45 26 and longitude 54 31, close to Newfoundland.
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Willy Rody
Esa
Christian Johanssen
Fernando Costa Veiga
Lisbon
Portuual
Costa Veiga
Newfoundland
Belmeira
Russia
Christian Hald
Christian Mald
Belmoira
S. Belmoira
Upi
Willy Rady
Rody
Johanssen
Casa Veiga
Destation
New York
Pennland
Cape Rare
Azores
Midwaihe
Revenge as Slaying Motive Haunts Mansfield Police
In Mansfield Ohio Dr. Harry Roby 44 was slain with an iron pipe last Friday. Police pursue revenge as the motive and report a threatening letter tied to the case. Fingerprints on the pipe have been secured as investigators press for a break.
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Mansfield
Harry G. Robs
Mansfield Denter
Dr. Roby
Expect Showers To Bring Relief From Ohio Heat
Ohio weather officials forecast thundershowers tonight and Wednesday to ease one of the hottest Septembers on record. Central Ohio saw brief storms that lowered temperatures briefly, but heat prostrations continued across the state with no deaths reported.
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Columbus
Death Notice Frank Schaeffer of Valley City
Frank Schaeffer 637 Valley City died this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The body was taken to his Valley City home by Leneacre and Sons of Medina Ohio for burial arrangements.
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Frank Schaeffer
Valles City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Valley City
Leneacre and Sons
Medina
Ohio
Court actions list multiple Ohio suits and foreclosures
A series of civil actions are filed in Lorain and Elyria courts including Goldie Dallas against Henry L. Donetty Company for 800 dollars alleging gambling loss, Mrs R Blum against Ray and Alma Baum for 7900 dollars on notes, and foreclosure and mortgage actions. Other suits include City Bank Company versus Mike Tapov et al for 2208 dollars, and various attorneys in Lorain and Storrs documenting debts, services, and property foreclosures with dates and party names.
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Goldie Dallas
Henry L. Donetty Company
Ohio
R. Blum
Ray
Alma Baum
City Bank Company
Loran
Mike Tapovsl
HUMBEE ONE Controversy Over President Hoover and Budget
Report from the era notes White House confidence in a warm reception for a bill and Hoover’s steady approach. Legion leaders saw tactful appeals as key while some feared veto threats could rally more support for funding.
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Betron Memaery
Phese
Lewatus
White House
Hoover
Washington
Legion
Meaver
Seston
Moover
United States
Lindbergh to Fly Over Flooded China Region Today
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh plan a flight over the Grand Canal area to survey flood refugees in western China. Yesterday their first flight mapped an 8000 square tile sector revealing new refugee camps as relief workers await their findings and a reception is planned for tomorrow.
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Nanking
China
Charles A. Lindbergh
Grand Canal
Lindbergh
Arthur Young
Lindberghs
League Moves In Jap China Fight
The League of Nations moved to prevent a broader China Japan-Manchuria conflict. It proposed a 15-attach commission from neutral powers to survey the trouble and report on an immediate withdrawal of Japanese troops from Chinese territory. The plan, led by Viscount Cecil, would include U.S., British, French, Italian, and German representatives.
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Geneva
China
Manchuria
Viscount Cecil
Great Britain
United States
Nankag
Markets Adjust After Temporary Pension Standard Change
New York markets show signs of adjustment after a temporary pension standard was put in force by Parliament. The New York Stock Exchange rose, Amsterdam reopened, and European sentiment shifted as foreign loans faced earlier declines. The ban on short selling continued, with expectations it could be lifted within a day or two.
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New York
Parliamerta Avon
Sivah Rycaange
Aden Tauroad
Soterdas
Police Kill Youth in Apparent Misidentification
A 22 year old man, John Vakev, was mistaken for a prowler and shot after attempting to enter his brother’s home in Wetlina. The victim was killed during the confrontation. Authorities describe the incident as a disputed police action during a night raid. The case raises questions about mistaken identity and use of force.
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John Vakev
Wetlina
Tomato Hurling A New Local Sport Alarms Police
Police questioned three youths aged 12 15 and 17 on Howe Street about tomato throwing at cars. After identifying them they were released to appear before Chief EB J Stankard. This marks a second incident of tomato hurling brought to headquarters.
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Sgew
Howe Street
EB. J. Stankard
Fifteen Year Old Confesses to Murder in Robbery
Crown Point Indiana police say Perry Swank Jr a fifteen year old boy confessed to killing and robbing Eugenes Duckworth a 9 year old gas station operator during a robbery to raise funds for school books Swank said he enjoyed the murder and later went to church Duckworth was shot when he resisted the robbery Swank a sophomore at Lowell High School played football and claimed Duckworth inspired the killing by resisting him and that he needed the money for books
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Crown Point
Ind
Perry Swank, Jr
Eugenes Duckworth
Duckworth
Lowell
Offlesra
Swank
Officera
Three Held After Bootleg Fight Killing in Warren
In Warren Ohio three men are jailed on murder charges after a fight at an alleged bootleg den in Masury last night left Robert B. Culver 22% of Newcomerstown dead. Iman Seidie 22 of Sharon Pennsylvania admitted striking Culver. Wheatley B. Frazier 65 and George Brock 21 of Parkersburg West Virginia were held as material witnesses.
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Seldie
George Brock
Parkersburg
W. Va
Boys Held for Drug Store Robbery in Cleveland
Two youths accused of robbing an Akron drug store of $30 were captured in Cleveland, traced by the number of their automobile. Both suspects are in custody as police continue inquiries.
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Cleveland
Akron
Tncor
Watermelons Auctioned to Buy Milk for Children
A watermelons sale at Ponca City Oklahoma was held to raise funds to purchase milk for undernourished children. The event aimed to support feeding programs while highlighting community aid.
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Ponca City
Okla
Reid
Exchange Club Reopens Meetings In Oberlin
Oberlin Exchange Club resumed weekly noon meetings at Oberlin Inn. Members shared vacation experiences and two new members R. P. Fowler and Herbert Nicolas joined. A nominating committee of Cease Jones Rand Haylor and Howard Rawdon was appointed to prepare officer nominations for the annual meeting next week.
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Oberlin, QO
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
R. P. Fowler
Herbert Nicolas
Cease Jones
Rand Haylor
Howard Rawdon
Drum and Bugle Corps Seeks New Members at Cleveland
A committee seeks to recruit more members for the Drum and Bugle Corps in Cleveland. Mr. Osborne is named instructor and pledges to train buglers and drummers by Decoration Day. Legion members and others are urged to contact Manager Princehorn for details.
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Cleveland
Osborne
Decoration Day
AUS Legion
Princehorn
Indigent case costs by quarter prompt council review
The three quarterly indigent case totals are given as $3,565 for the first quarter $2,972 for the second and $1,683 for the third. The text notes winter months will be most costly and the matter was referred to the finance committee of council.
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Fnance Committee of Council
City considers floor changes and welfare office move
The council debates adapting the first floor for city uses at an estimated cost of around $2,000 and may transfer the water office. A welfare work room on the first floor is urged as demand grows, with the first floor currently used to store charity fruit jars and donations.
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Loor
Alan
Meyor
Mrs. Fannie Lucas To Be Buried Wednesday
Mrs. Fannie Lucas died Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bowman 215 North Main. She was born in Virginia and lived in Oberlin 11 years after moving from Cleveland. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 P.M. at Sedgeman Funeral Perlors with Rev. Bell and Rev. Stevens officiating. Interment will be at Westwood Cemetery. The article also notes an American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps election with officers named.
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Fannie Lucas
W. J. Bowman
North Main Street
Néas
Charles Lucas
Lucas
Virginia
Oberlin
Cleveland
Sedgeman Funeral Perlors
Bell
Rev. Stevens
Christian Missionary Alliance Church of Cleveland
Westwood Cemetery
Inoculation mandate at Newsburg State Hospital
Cleveland Ohio reports that Newsburg State Hospital will inoculate all future admitted patients against typhoid to prevent a recurrence of the recent epidemic. Dr. Willems and Dr. Duncan announce plan, with 10 dead and 127 ill overall, and state wide adoption may follow.
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Cleveland
Newsburg State Hopital
Guy H. Willems
T. G. Duncan
Duncan
Still Wed Says Estelle As Jack Granted Divorce
Estelle Taylor claims she remains Jack Dempsey’s wife despite his Reno divorce. She spoke in Chicago amid theater commitments and expects California courts to recognize their status. Reno hearing lasted 25 minutes before Judge Moran, who warned on mental cruelty claims and kept the proceeding secret.
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Estelle
Jack
Thicago
Retelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Reno
Miss Taylor
Chicago
Mia
California
Reto
Thomas Fem Moran
Moran
Not Guilty Entered in Disorderly Conduct Case
Jake stood before Mayor James Al Hewitt and entered a not guilty plea to a disorderly conduct charge. Arraignment was held this morning and the matter was set for Friday. Bond was set at eighty dollars.
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Jake Isaaes
James al Hewitt
Elyria and Lorain Residents Parade in Detroit Event
Elyria and Lorain County residents travel to Detroit for a parade, with Elyria police and the Seven Eleven boys orchestra in the Ohio section. A Lorain Post hearse bears the inscription only a bunch of stiffs from lorain One, drawing solemn reaction. William Hruby, drum major, leads the Elyrians as home town celebrations loom.
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Boll
Dex
Yieg
Elyria
Lorain
Detroit
Aata
Ota
Ohio
Elysia
Forain County
Elyrians
William Hruby
Market reacts to Britain suspending gold standard
Number Four notes the stock market's response to Britain's suspension of the gold standard. Sources say there was no organized banking support, and some deem the market too artificial to judge. A ban on short selling helped curb declines as prices moved with supply and demand.
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Great Britain
Wall Street
Market price report clashes amid broad commodity listings
A scattered market summary from Cleveland Livestock and Chicago butters outlines bids and receipts across HOGS CATTLE CALVES SHEEP and POULTRY with varied pricing. Grain and produce quotes cover butter potatoes apples grapes lettuce mushrooms onions parsnips and peppers amid holiday demand and slow trade.
Ohio University Reports 2600 New Enrollees in 128th Year
Ohio University welcomes 2600 new students marking the 128th year. President Elmer Burritt Brean urged students to seize opportunities, uphold school standards and traditions, and recognize the university’s enduring pride.
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Ohio Vv
Athens
Sap
Ohio University
Elmer Burritt Brean
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