Widow links drug addicts to physician murder in Hammonton
A Hammonton investigation into Dr. William Lilliendahl's death widens as his widow proposes that addicts caused the murder. She recalls addicts visiting his Mountain Lakes home seeking opiates and describes the shooting during a late afternoon drive. Police examine a .32 revolver found in Willis Beach's home as part of the widening inquiry.
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Hammonton
N. J
William Lilliendahl
Lilkiendahl
Mountain Lakes
Indian Hill Road
Tallendhal
Lihendahl
Willis Beach
Poubeng
Vineland
Death notices for Ricketts Wilson and Laker families
Obituaries report Orpha C. Ricketts aged 84 dying at 124 Harrison Street with funeral at 4 PM Tuesday and burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Frances Wilson age 79, 7 months, dies at her son H G Wilson’s home. funeral Tuesday at Weston Methodist Church and burial in Weston Cemetery. Baby Laker dies at three months and seventeen days. services at St Renga Church and burial in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Orpha C. Ricketts
Harrison Street
Mahala Burrell
Ambassador Waithiam Graves Sharp
Herrice Anderson
W. C. Endley
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Frances Wilson
H. G. Wilson
510
East Avenue
H G. Wilson
Harry Wilson
Jasper
Michigan
Clarissa
Jasper Michigan
Weston
Mich
Weston Cemetery
Baby Laker
Walter Laker
Lake Avenue
St. Reng Church
Father Frey
St. Mary's Cemetery
Driverless auto rolls through traffic to church lawn
A self moving car parked outside a lumber company office in Bluleyunstalal drifted away by itself. It dodged pedestrians and vehicles, slid backward, struck a curb, bounced up a terrace, rolled across the street and finally halted on the First Baptist church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluleyunstalal
First Baptist Church
Fire Department
Builcime
September Term Opens as Judges Set Court Roles
Attorneys from across the county gathered as Judge A R Webber opened the September term of court. Bailiff J C Jackson tapped the gavel and court adjourned briefly before Judge Webber and Judge Thompson resumed with separate duties for criminal equity and civil cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
J.C. Jackson
Court of Common Pleas
Webber
W. 3. Thompson
Chas. KE. Heiteann
Thompson
Coroners in Ohio City Count On New Salary Rules
Ohio officials rule coroners in counties over 400000 population get 6000 dollars yearly under the Bender Act while smaller counties stay capped at 5000. The ruling affects Cuyahoga and Hamilton counties which should have moved to 7000 dollars, with local fees going to the county treasury and others keeping fees below 5000 unless certified to commissioners.
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Columbus
Turner
State Bureau ‘of Accounting
Cuyahoga
Mamjilton
Probe Stoning of Non-Union Coal Miners
ST CLAIRSVILLE OG Sept 28 An investigation into the alleged stoning of five non union miners by union sympathizers was ordered today by Captain If Hy Grave of the adjutant general's department. The men were returning from the Tere Valley mine when the assault occurred. Two of the five were said to be injured by missiles and the automobile they rode in was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
If Hy Grave
Adjutant Generals Department
Tere Valley
Girl Injured In Telegraph Road Auto Accident
Irene Malisowski, 12, was injured when a collision occurred at the overhead bridge on Telegraph road as Walter Malisowski drove Sunday. Irene received treatment at Elyria Memorial hospital and the car was damaged.
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Telegraph Road
Walter Malisowski
Stone Street
Fremont
Irene
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Eastern Democrats lean to Smith in post Coolidge survey
A United Press survey of eastern party leaders and newspapers shows Governor Smith of New York as the leading Democratic hopeful in the region north of the Potomac. Massachusetts Vermont Rhode Island and New Hampshire Democrats back him with New York and New Jersey sources highlighting strong support. some Pennsylvania and Delaware leaders ride against him while a Ritchie boost in Maryland favors Smith if New York holds. Republicans in New England show unclear support with Hoover Hughes and Coolidge debate, while New York favors Hughes and some New England leaders doubt Coolidge's continued run.
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Paul R. Mallon
Washington
Smith
New York
Potomac
Republians
Coolidge
Maine
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhone Island
New Hampshire
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Democratic Diays
Vanesa McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Marvyland
Ritchie
New England
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Charles H. Innes
Boston
Hughes
Hoover
Moses
Krepp
N. H
J. Henry Roraback
Connecicut
Coolidgy
Lowden
Ilrpols
Mr. Coolidge
Maryland
John &. Fisher
Secretary of the Treasury
Foreclosure Suit Over Avon Lake Mortgage Filed
A. H. Sheid sues William J Haller and others claiming 1525 due on 29 notes and seeks judgment mortgage foreclosure and sale of Avon Lake property in common pleas court. YMCA pool to close for week for painting and repairs. Jackie Jillson 425 Second street suffered a scalp wound after a head strike with a stone. hospitalized at Elsha Memorial.
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Emery Kiss
Ourt
Common Pleas
Anna Stalay
Steinway Antenna
Cleveland
Et al
Lorain
Kiss
Mary
A. H. Sheid
William J Haller
Lorain, Et al
Avon Lake
Jackie Jillson
Second Street
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Fremont Woman Hurt in Auto Accident
Fremont resident Irene Malinoski received care at Memorial hospital Sundar after sustaining multiple abrasions when the car she rode in struck a fence and she was thrown against the windshield. James Saxon injured Sunday when car door glass broke. treated at Memorial hospital. Divorce granted to George R. Atlen after service by publication on Hannah J. Atler. Minor vehicle damages reported at Middle avenue Third street collision. Calvin Schindler arrested for alleged wife abuse and intoxication. Cars damaged when one driver attempted to pass a parked car on West River street.
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Fremont
Irene Malinoski
Memorial Hospital
Sundar
Elyrian
James Saxon
Middle Avenue
Memonel Hospital
George R. Atlen
W. B Thompson
Hannah JT. Atler
TN Salash
Mark
West Bridge Street
West River Street
Joe Sara
West Avenue
Police recover stolen car in Amherst
Police recovered a car Sunday near East Avenue south of Harry Walker in Amherst after finding it abandoned following a theft from in front of a Broad Street restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walker
Amherst
East Avenue
Broad Street
Convicts Brutalize Rancher Shelter Escapees Identified
In Castle Rock Colorado three escaped convicts were recognized by rancher wife Mrs George Nelson after she sheltered and fed them. She fainted upon their admission and later found her hand pinioned to the floor with a water pick. Searchers hunted the convicts nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlerock
Colo
George Nelson
Nelson Ranch
Mellon’s Denial Sparks Delegation Bargaining In State Politics
Mellon denies backing Hughes but may secure delegation support in the convention. If not pledged as favorite son he could be set for Mellon by the delegation. If not aligned to Mellon, Misher is a likely alternative. The East shows Democrats backing Smith while Republicans split between Hughes and Hoover, with Hughes advantaged by New York’s 91 delegates.
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Mellon
Hughes
Misher
Melton
East
Smith
Hoover
Hetle
New York
Epidemic of Infantile Paralysis Ravages Europe
Report from London dated Sept 26 describes a wide outbreak of infantile paralysis across Europe from Roumania to Great Britain. The epidemic began in Roumania and spread northwest through Hungary Slovakia Ruthenia Poland Germany and elsewhere with over 300 cases in Romania and Germany and a fatality rate around 30 percent.
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London
Europe
Roumeania
England
Roumania
Hungary
Slovakia
Ruthenda
Poland
Germany
Great Britain
Austria
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
France
Italy
Bad Weather Delays Flight to Paris
At Curtiss Field New York on September 2a weather locks the American Girl monoplane used by Ruth Elder and Captain George Haldemen for their non stop Paris flight keeping it grounded today Miss Elder said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss Field
N. Y
Ruth Elder
George Haldemen
Paris
Elder
Diamonds Stolen From St. Paul Salesman
New York jewelry salesman Herman Hamberger reported he was kidnapped from a St. Paul motor bus and robbed of uncut diamonds valued at $125000. He gave his address as 48 West 48th Street New York and said the robbery occurred before noon. He was forced into a car and released in an outlying area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Herman Hamberger
New York
Hamberger
West 48Th Street
Legionnaires Visit Columbus Birthplace in Genoa
Visiting American Legionnaires razed the house said to be Christopher Columbus birthplace in Genoa Italy. They paid respects at the city hall reception and laid wreaths on graves of Italian soldiers killed in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Oberlin Notes Include Death of Custodian and Campus News
Oberlin records a death of Richard Smiley custodian of the Men’s building at West College Street after a brief illness. Funeral plans pending. Also reported: first issue of Shaft, Oberlin College magazine. new violin professor Raymond Cerf replaces Maurier Kessler during leave. freshmen welcomed at social hosted by Oberlin churches. Dean Bosworth spoke to students about “Oberlin First.” Various alumni and visitors noted. Pansey Chapter planning district meeting. local women’s picnic for new students at the Arboretum. several Oberlin residents mentioned visiting or returning home from trips and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Richard Smiley
West College Street
Smiles
Paul
Loorlork
West College
Travid Robb
Princeton
Robert Warren
Geneva
Black and Son
Cleveland Heights
Rr. Cheyney
North Pleasant
George Morgan
Demuth
New York City
PF. Herrick
Allen Hospital
Pansey
Eastern Star
Wadsworth
Rucal
Lncal
WOR. C
Lorain
W. A.C
Hotel Antler
George Gort
Torain
O. E
Schneider Cup Seaplane Race Won at Lido Italy
Flight Lieut S N Webster of England won the Schneider cup seaplane race at Lido Italy on a fifty kilometer triangular course. Tens of thousands watched as rough seas delayed the event and seven laps were completed with several starters withdrawing including De Bernardi and Ferrarri.
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Lida
Italy
S. N. Webster
England
Lido Sands
M. Kinkead
Mario de Bernardi
Arturo Ferrari
de Bernardi
Hampton Roads
Markets Report Updates on Eggs Butter and Livestock
Fresh eggs and creamery butter rose in price across Columbus markets with eggs at 35 cents per dozen and butter extras around 48 to 50 cents per pound. Ohio onions moved slowly, New York pears slid to 2.50 to 2.75 per bushel, and fruit and vegetable quotes covered celery cucumbers grapes and tomatoes. Cleveland area prices showed varied hog, cattle, and sheep quotes with prices for general livestock steady to higher and notes on Fed futures and Liberty bonds. Ohio Weselyan football prep notes preview a Michigan game at Ann Arbor with a scrimmage against the Freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
New York
Concord
Muskies Open Season With 6-0 Win Over Indiana Pa Teachers
Muskingum’s Ohio conference title team began workouts for the Granville contest with Dennison after a 6-0 victory over Indiana Pa Teachers. The report notes Polish and land struggles appear unrelated to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskies
New Concord
Muskingum
Ohio
Granville
Dennison
Indiana Pa
Teachers
Follies to Be Heard on NBC Radio From New York
The Begheld Follies will debut on NBC radio on September 28 with the New Amsterdam Theatre welcome home party for Mayor J. Walker. The second act, set at City Hall with Eddie Cantor spoofing the mayor, will be broadcast at 10 30 p m over WEAF WTIC WGR WGY and WEBH.
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New York
National Broadcasting Company
J. Walker
New Amsterdam Theatre
NB. C
City Hall
Eddie Cantor
New York Time
Weaf Wee
WTIC
WGR
WGY
WEBH
Youth Says He Stabbed Father In Self Defense
Virgil Werr, 19, told police he stabbed his father Samuel Kerr, 52, in self defense after a Friday confrontation on a Cincinnati houseboat. He said Kerr lunged with a butcher knife and he struck back, then fell asleep on a riverbank before being arraigned on murder charges in Campbell County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Virgil Werr
Samuel Kerr
Riverman
Yesterdes
Kerr
Campbel
Two Killed By Autos In Toledo
Two people died and several were hurt in weekend auto crashes in Toledo Ohio. The victims identified are 5 year old Ramey Czerniak and 28 year old Oliver Gray. Czerniak was fatally struck by a car driven by Modest Swick while playing in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ramey Czerniak
Oliver Gray
Czerniak
Im Auto
Modest Swick
Jews Prepare To Celebrate New Year
A number of Hiyria stores and business houses will close Tuesday and Wednesday as the Jewish new year is celebrated. The year 5688 begins at sunset tonight and ends Wednesday night, with a ten day period of repentance leading to the Feast of Atonement on Thursday, Oct. 6. Special services will be held tonight, Tuesday, Wednesday, and the following Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiyria
Humana Leher
Report 37 Cases Of Infantile Paralysis In Ohio
Thirty seven infantile paralysis cases were reported to Dr. C. Fi Robbins, chief of the state division of communicable diseases. Ten cases were previously overlooked by local authorities, dating back to August, raising that month’s total to 326. The new cases are distributed across Belmont, Stark, Wayne, Hamilton, Jefferson, Clermont, Highland, Putnam, and other counties.
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Columbus
Bear
c.Fi Robbins
State Division
Belmont County
Rawas
Stark
Cuyabigs
Putnam
Adama
Clermont
Ipiaw
Hamilton
Highland
Jefferson
Wayne
Collect Ballot Boxes In Penna Harrisburg Area
Harrisburg area ballot boxes were collected starting today in ten counties including Dauphin and Cumberland by deputy U S marshal Herr with six deputies and trucks. Ballots will be stored in registered sacks and used at the November 8 general election. most ballots stored here, others in Sunbury. Gas customers warned of main line repairs on Tuesday September 27 and to shut off appliances including hot water tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U. S
Herr
Hehren
Lewistown
Mifflin County
Perry
Fulton
Frankinip
Adams
Cumberland
York
Lebanon
Dauphin
Mifflin
Juniata
Sunbury
Logan Gas Co
Second St
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William Lulendahl
Lonely Wood Lane
Beach
Ray
Workingmen’s Bargain Store
Broad St
Young Men's Club
J. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
M.ca
Harry Hinkson
Atina Tokash
Mike Fillo
United Press
YM. C. A
Ym.c. A
Robert Moors
Middle
Roy Morrow
16Th Street
Paul Williams
Third Street
Calvin Schindler
Columbus Street
Rahyvinnia
Christ
Miss Elder
Captain Haldeman
Atlantic
Legionnaires
Obermenilege
Arboretum
Shaft
Oberlin College
Raymond Cerf
Meteran
Maurier Kessler
The
Conservatory of Music
Kessler
Cerf
Warner Gym
United Contrapational
Tet Methodist
1St Baptist
Woow
M.C. A
Edward Bosworth
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
Cleveland Livestock
Mars
Liberty Bonds
Tiberty
Toya
Srd
Ohrto Weslevan
Pelaware. O
Weslevan
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Penna
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