Man Out On Bail As Witness In Murder Of Physician
Willis Beach, free on $5,000 bail as a material witness, vanished in a blue coupe after authorities sought his location in the murder of Dr. Williams Lilliendahl on Sept. 15. Inquiries focus on three prospective witnesses from Morrisville Pa and Slackwood N J who were shown Beach photos and said he resembled the man seen near the scene. Margaret Luttendahl, widow of the victim, was released on $25,000 bond as a material witness. police have not confirmed her account and probe whether she and Beach were intimate amid the investigation into the two alleged suspects, both described as negro.
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Hammonton
N. J
Willis Beach
Willams Lilliendahle
Beach
New Jersey
James Grant
Paul Eldridge
Morrisville
William Driver
Slackwood
Margaret Luttendahl
Funeral for German envoy Ba ron von Maltzan in Mecklenburg
Sept 27 funeral services were held for Baron Ago Von Maltzan the German ambassador to the United States killed in an airplane crash. US Ambassador Jacob Gould Schurman attended the service at the Maltzan estate hall. The 82 year old father remained composed while the widow showed distress as wreaths from President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg were placed on the coffin and internment followed in the family vault nearby.
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B Schurman
Coolidge
Kellogg
Deaths and notices from Eaton and Exeter regions
Death records report Mary Eliza Dimaline age 74 with family and church ties, funeral planned at Mrs Durkee’s home in Eaton. James R Fauver, 4, son of Mr and Mrs Fauver of Exeter California, is also noted. Romanian consul John C Popov faces divorce suit costs in Cleveland Common Pleas, establishing a new court right.
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Mary Eliza Dimaline
E. E. Durkee
Eaton Township
Wallace
Eaton
Almon
Carlisle
Bert Eddy
E. B. Durkee
Minnie Lowe
Church of Christ
Durkee
Bicher
LaPorte Cemetery
James R. Fauver
Exeter
California
Fauver
Catal Thew
Richard Thew
Lora
Thewshovel Co
James Fauver
Noss Fauver
James Ti. Fauver, Jr
John CL Popov
Clevelanl
Common Pleas
Charles Krighbaum
Opinon
Ohio State University fall registration nears 1100 mark
Columbus Sept 27 University officials predicted a total fall quarter registration of about 3 900 students at Ohio State University as the registration period closed last night With 9221 students registered The previous year 8971 had registered an increase of 550 The $5 a day late registration penalty went into effect today With about 705 students expected to register and pay the penalty.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Beauty Pageants Denounced at Catholic Women’s Convention
Washington Sept 27 A resolution denouncing beauty contests as detrimental to girls welfare will be voted on at the National Council of Catholic Women convention. Drafted and approved unanimously by 100 delegates the measure criticizes Atlantic City pageants as backward in civilization.
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Wasilington
National Councl of
Atlantic City
John A. MacMahon
Sie
Tire industry forecast signals rising worldwide demand
Airlines report a 12 percent rise in global tire sales despite harsh weather. Goodyear Tire & Rubber president P W Litchfield attributes the surge to strong demand and a buoyant stock outlook. He notes Goodyear sales rose 29 percent for eight months, with production breaking records last month. In related notes, the piece lists obituaries and a contractor’s storm damage project.
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P. W.litchfield
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Litehfield
Gondrear
New York
Goodyear
Litchfield
Foreclosure action filed in Carlisle township case
F. B. Gow filed suit against Elizab ETH Macartney in common pleas court asking judgment of 5327 and sale of land to satisfy it. Injuries reported from an explosion at Elyria Belting and Machinery with Morris Schneide and Elf Rosenthal treated at Elyria Memorial hospital. Peerless Tire Service sues F McCampbell for 40. case moved from justice court seeking 198 for an account. Essig Bakery sues R D Copus for 196 29. Mrs J C Barry injured slipping on porch steps. rivet removed from thumb at Falcon Knight plant. medical attention at Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Carlisle Township
F. B. Gow
Elizabeth Macartney
Common Pleas Court
Morris Schneide
Y. Mlc. A
Elyria
Schneide
Elf Rosenthal
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Peerless Tire Service Co
Common Pleas
F. McCampbell
McCampbell
Court of A Justice
Fesig Bakery
Broadway
Lotain
R. D. Copus
Bestave
Unis City
Charles McCormick
Williams Street
Falcon-Knight
Mondar
Herman E. Essig
Essig Bakery
Broadwer
Lorain
Bell Avenue
Essig
Copus
Ownership probe into booze yacht Queen Bee in Buffalo
Customs officials investigate ownership of the yacht Queen Bee seized in Buffalo harbor with 259 cases of liquor aboard. A signed transfer in the customs office shows ownership changed last Saturday. The boat was sold by a woman from Erie Pennsylvania to a man named Frank Powers of Buffalo, who appeared before customs. Wallace McCoy announces withdrawal from the mayoral race in Mechanicburg, aiding Republicans against incumbent Dr. Hathaway.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Erie
Frank Powers
Bovh
Mechanicsburg
Wallace McCoy
J. C. Hathaway
Amherst Brevities Highlight Local Lectures and Celebrations
Sept 27 Amherst notes a Wisconsin lecturer Mrs Lot tie A Woodford a National Women s Christian Temperance Union figure visiting Ohio schools and touring New York and Pennsylvania. Community members celebrate 20th wedding anniversary in Cleveland with Amherst guests. Friendship Club plans Christmas card sale. Amherst observes a 74th birthday with meals music and gifts. Several visits and church events are listed across Amherst Elyria Lorain and Oberlin areas.
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Amherst
Lottie A. Woodford
Wisconsin
National Women's Christan Temperance Union
Ohio
New York State
Pennsylvania
Woodford
Frances Willard
Oviener
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Amhlerst
Taswrence Harmon
John Hamann
John Namann
Edna Hamann
Leo Grugel
Lovels
Friendship Club
Evelyn Tisdale
Mayme Blum
Emma Schmitz
Leonard Webber
Elyria
Lehmitz
West View Aven
Cleveland
Lorain
Etsra
Theodore Schmitz
George Baller
Norberta Davis
Oberlin Club Elects Havler President for 1927-28
Havler was elected president of the Oberlin Exchange Club at yesterday's meeting, with Fats Morris as first vice president and J. V. AML second vice president. Otis McAhee was secretary treasurer. A noon meeting at the Martin Inn installed the board of control including Charles Adams and George Proadwell. Dr Ernest Hatch Wilkins spoke to Oberlin College students as the new president attended campus activities.
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Oberlin
Havler
Oberlin Exchange Club
Fats Morris
J. V. Aml
Otis Mcahee
Board of Control
Prof
Charles Adams
George Proadwell
Carl W. Kinner
Don Morrison
W. F H. Phillins
Udents
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Qberlin College
Hall
Dellfield
Dr. Wilkins
Enrollment reaches historic high at Oberlin public schools
Superintendent H L Rawdon announced the largest junior high enrollment with 283 pupils this year. Public school registration totals show grades one six with 500 boys and 260 girls, junior high 750 boys and 133 girls, high school 82 boys and 105 girls, culminating in 1030 pupils overall.
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Iun Tin
H. L. Rawdon
Hboys
Soo
Hiei School
Hbovys
State PD honors Mrs Herbert Backus at luncheon
Mrs Herbert Backus state regent of the DA Ry will be guest of honor Saturday at a luncheon at one o'clock at the Painted Window by the extensive committee of the local TD ALR. Afterward the committee will entertain her at Mrs J Vo Bill's home near Cottage Street, where she will be presented to members of the local organization.
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State PD
A. R
Herbert Backus
DA. Ry
Backua
J. Vo Bill
Cottege Street
National flags carried by warring armies cited in China history
A note states that in the last sixteen years China has had four allegedly national flags carried by warring armies. The report hints at flag significance and counts within regional conflicts, without detailing the specific factions or dates involved.
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China
Black man admits part in Byrnes jewelry robbery
Cincinnati dispatch reports Joseph Cassidy, 18, a Black man, admits taking part in the July 23 burglary at the Byrnes home. He says he and two others surprised the residence, coerced Mrs Byrnes, and took $1200 in jewelry and cash. Cassidy says he kept only $35 and fled to Ohio river, while Cord serves life for the crime. Henderson and McDowell are named in the case.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Cassidy
Joseph MW
Biyos
Cassidy
Omaha
Neb
Byrnes
Mrs. Byrnes
Flora Byrnes
Rank Cord
Ray Henderson
Detrai
Chicago
Ohio River
Newport
Cord
Ohio Penitentiary
Henderson
William McDowell
Jenery
Reynolds missing heir mystery widens across states
Missing Reynolds heir Richard J Reynolds remains unaccounted for after a late night drive from New York to Pennsylvania Station and onward travels. Friends say they have had close contact but cannot explain his whereabouts since September 14 or 15. Local notes report related incidents and court actions in Athens County and nearby cities.
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Winston Salem
North Carolina
Richard J., Reynolds
Reynolds
George W. Orr
Program Given Young Men's Club
A full membership of the Yours Men's club turned out last night to hear a talk by J. Clare George ey editor of the Chronicle Telegram. Mr. George talked on a club program and pointed out that no club can hope to survive for any length of time which does not have a definite program and goal in view. He offered several suggestions of a program to the Young Men's Club. Several new members were taken into the Young Men's Club at this meeting. The club voted to appropriate sufficient funds for the purchasing of flags for Ely stadium.
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Yours
J. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
George
Ely Stadium
Yeggs Given Long Terms in Robbery Case
Immediately after pleading guilty to two of four indictments charging robbery in the first degree Frank Moore age 24 of Cleveland and David Mitchell 23 known as the black and white bandits were sentenced to from 49 to 80 years in Sing Sing by Judge George W. Martin of Brooklyn today.
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New York
Euilty
Frank Moore
Cleveland
David Mitchell
Sing Sing
George W. Martin
Brooklyn
Delegates to Methodist Conference meet in Canton
State briefs report Northeast Ohio M E Conference delegates to the General Conference in Kansas City next March will organize here today. Also in Logan a Rockbridge ULB Church cornerstone was laid with District Superintendent Dr J H Harris as guest. In Plain City the local Women’s Foreign Missionary Society auxiliary will entertain Chillicothe district meeting Thursday. Delaware Chamber of Commerce plans a special luncheon to promote a train to the Wesleyan Michigan game in Ann Arbor Saturday. Magdalene Pollax, 3, died in Toledo hospital from injuries after being struck by a bicycle while returning from school. Mrs Martin Meng, 58, of Genoa died in Toledo from accidental burns received fighting a gasoline stove. In Cincinnati funeral services are set for Miss Mary J Kennedy, educator and Constantinople College faculty wartime member. In Sidney W Kimberly and John Kiser of Cleveland narrowly escaped drowning when a duck boat with J C Canfield of Sidney capsized on Indian Lake.
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Canton
Northeast Ohio
M. EB
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Mar
Willy
Brownhelm P T A Plans September Meeting
Brownhelm Ohio September 27 The first meeting of the Parent Teachers association for the year will be held Wednesday afternoon September 25 at the school auditorium. Parents are urged to visit during the afternoon session and then attend the meeting at 3 20. A County Health department representative will speak on Health Aims for the Coming Year. A large attendance is desired as plans for the year s work will be discussed.
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Brownhelm
Parent- Teachers Association
County Health Department
Not Decided on Candidate in Southern States
Washington report by Pal Roll Mallon notes no candidate has crystallized in the south as Democrats resist Gov. Al Smith. Hoover’s rise is watched for possible drafting, with most southern delegates likely to stay Democratic. Some excitement over Smith clubs exists, but New Orleans shows strongest Smith sentiment while Louisiana may split.
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Pal RO
Conadre
Coolidge
Hoover
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Smith
South
Milledgeville
William B. McAgee
Charlotte
M. C
New Orleans
North Carolina
McLean
Josephus Daniels
Virginia
Carter Glass
Joseph T. Robinson
Tennessee
Peay
Misalaeippi
Pat Harrison
Texas
Dan Moody
Alabama
Heflin
Black
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Daniels
North Carolin
United Press
McAdoo
Grand jury to hear ~100 cases in September session
Canton reports that about 100 cases will be heard during the September grand jury session charged by Common Pleas Judge Edwin W. Diehl. It is the first session since the investigation into the slaying of Don R. Mellett, publisher of the Canton Daily News.
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Canton
Common Pleas
Edwin W. Diehl
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Liberty bonds move on New York market report
Liberty bond quotations from New York on September 27 show mixed early action with first 4 1 4s at 103.07 unchanged, second 4 1 4s up 1, third 4 1 4s down 11, fourth 4 1 4s at 103.30 up 1, and treasury 4 2-4s at 113.31 down 1.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Treasury
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Frank Ernest Bockwell
Yeggs
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
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Delaware Chamber of Commerce
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Martin Meng
Genoa
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