Police officer suspended in liquor charge case at Norwalk
Strolman Nick Dobos of the police forces faces suspension and a liquor possession charge in common pleas. Hewitt orders further investigation after Rankin raid near London where Charles Crowe was arrested on the same charge early Tuesday. Dobos to be examined by the grand jury as officers escort him to custody.
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Strolman
Nick Dobos
Norwalk
Obos
E. J Stankard
Sersica
A. Hewitt
O. E. Rankin
Charles Crowe
London
Crowe
Rankin
Dobos
Hewitt
Ared
Ifs
O E. Rankin
Murderer Kosiewski Sentenced to Life Term
Kosiewski, 29, received a life term from Judge Harrison Jewell after a jury verdict in the case of the murder of his friend Stanley Ledowski. Indictments against at least two other involved individuals are expected, with detectives citing perjury in earlier testimony.
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Kosiewski
Stanley Ledowski
Cornelius Cody
Ofy
YS Junior High Pupils Have Too Much Night Work
Illumbus Ohio September 28. State education director John L. announces junior high schools deviate from original plans. Clifton says eighth and seventh graders carry heavy class loads and excessive activities, hindering rest. A conference October 11 and 12 will address organization curricula teaching load and salary schedules.
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Ilumbus
John Lon
Clifton
Jaylight
Ifton
Three Divorce Suits Filed In County Court
Ward W McNutt sues Evelyn att 2036 BE Erie Ave Lo charging gross neglect and cruelty. Noblett sues James stt 2918 Pearl Ave Lo asking restoration of her name Anna Lanas. Garcia Waytco sues Alex co 1548 E 29th St La for divorce alimony and restoration of Maria Garcia name. Les Woods dies from injuries after auto skid near Roseville.
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Ward W. McNutt
Evelyn Att
Erie Avenue
Att
Ma Noblett
James
Pearl Avenue
Loand
Anna Lanas
Blett
Garcia Waytco
Alex Co
29Th Street
Maria Garcia
Public utilities case drums up Logan Gas records review
Ohio cities urge the Public Utilities Commission to let Special Engineer H R Allensworth inspect Logan Gas Co records for data in a statewide rate dispute. If permitted, a full report could be issued by December as the long simmering case resumes after renewed legal action and filings from Elyria Bucyrus and Marion solicitors.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
H. R. Allensworth
Logan Gas Company
Allensworth
Athens
Chillicothe
Elyria
Newark
Bucyrus
W. H. Weiss
Cincinnati
Don W. Meyers
James W. Miller
Grant Mouser, Jr
Marion
Mouseri
Ohioans Hurt in Auto Crash Near Monroe
Eight people were injured in an automobile accident near Monroe today, two seriously. Tom Stonelck of Crestline was believed fatally injured, and Mrs. Justice Peters of Crestline was seriously hurt. The other victims include the Stonelek and Peters family children.
Wellington Man Dies Suddenly At Work
Wellington man Charles Biddinger, 62, died suddenly yesterday while helping on a farm implement in Brighton township. Coroner Myles E. Perry was notified and attributed the death to heart disease. Also reported a farmer Elmer W. Gilpin, 50, was gored by an infuriated bull and died in a Portsmouth hospital.
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Wellington
Charles Biddinger
South Main Street
Brighton
Myles E. Perry
Portsmouth
Elmer W. Gilpin
Lake Shore R R Cars Crash Near Clyde
Seven people were shaken up after a head on collision on the Lake Shore Electric railway near Clyde Ohio. A steel coach and a wooden coach collided causing minor injuries. Lester Baker Fremont escaped harm by leaping from the platform before impact. Conductor J B Bodeman and motorman Charles Oberst from Fremont also escaped serious injury. The local car and the Limited failed to clear in time as the siding move fell short.
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Clyde
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Here
Lester Baker
Fremont
J. B. Bodeman
Edward Jenck
Charles Oberst
Wreaths Placed on Italy Unknown Soldier Tomb
Two hundred American legionnaires visited Rome and laid wreaths of roses on the tomb of the unknown soldier. United States Ambassador Fletcher and Italian military officials attended, with many Fascists present. The Legionnaires arrived from Pisa by special trains to a welcoming crowd shouting long live America.
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Rome
United States
Fletcher
Navy
Pisa
America
Dayton Negro Dies From Police In Gunfight
Otis Bridges, a Dayton negro brought to Columbus for safe keeping after the murder of Captain John Post, died today from wounds received in the gunfight with Dayton police last Saturday.
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Dayton
Columbus
Otis Bridges
John Post
French Tiger Clemenceau Reaches 86 Amid Paris Visit
Paris marks Georges Clemenceau age eighty six on his birthday with a return to the capital for the first time in years. The former premier stays at Avenue Messina near his Paris home as Clamenceau’s retreat at Vendee is renovated and his sister’s illness keeps him in the city.
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Paris
France
Georges Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Vendee
St. Vincent Sur Sard
Clamenceau
Messina
Police Expect Solution of Id Murders in Minnesota confession
In St Paul Minnesota police questioned Arthur Hanson the confessed killer of James Marrett who implicates himself in ten murders over 18 months Hanson also accuses Barrett of killing five men and five women Hanson claims a feud with Barrett after a gunfight on a country road Barrett killed first then Hanson killed him Hanson says Barrett boasted of many prior killings and planned to bury them in a private graveyard Hanson was arrested in Chicago and brought to St Paul for questioning
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Paul
Minn
Arthur Hanson
James Marrett
Hanson
Barrett
Barret
Lillian Kooser
Chicago
Alleged Postal Bandit Arrested in San Francisco
Patrick Powers, sought nationwide for years as part of Rev. Herbert Wilson’s bandit gang, was arrested in downtown San Francisco and handed to postal inspectors. He faced Cincinnati and Los Angeles robbery links, including the $100,000 Cincinnati mail robbery and possible ties to a $500,000 L A heist and a $300,000 New York jewel robbery.
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San Francisco
Calif
Patrick Powers
Herbert Wilson
Cincinnati
Wilson
Los Angeles
New York
Squirrel Attacks Three in Columbus Firefight Ends
Police with riot guns quizzed a pet squirrel that ran amuck in Columbus. The animal bit three people including Joseph Dooley grocery clerk and P. T. Miller before two patrolmen shot the squirrel from a tree, ending the attack.
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Columbus
Senn
Joseph Dooley
Dooley
P. T. Miller
Lost heir to found wealth under disguise in St Louis
Richard J. Reynolds 21, heir to Reynolds tobacco millions and head of Reynolds Airway, was found in St. Louis after 12 days missing. He traveled from New York to Chicago and to St. Louis while using aliases to avoid attention. Detectives paid for tips, and Reynolds admitted his identity, planning to return to New York.
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Louis
Richard J. Reynolds
New York
Reynolds
Drummer of Fiction
J. K. Fleet
Reynolds Airway Company
Reynolds Tobacco
Chicago
St. Louis
Fairmount Track
John §. Graham
Ruston
John
Graham
Winston-Salem
N. C
Runton
Hold Up In Cleveland Restaurant Nets $1000 Cash and Jewelry
Two masked gunmen forced Morris Harris to surrender the restaurant cash register while thirty five patrons were lined up in a Cleveland Ohio dining room. The men were searched and forced to lie with hands raised as the robbery proceeded.
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Cleveland
Morris
Harris
Harria
Cabaret Owner Slain in Toledo
In Toledo on Sept 28 Frank Lafassa a cabaret proprietor alleged to have earned rivals enmity was found shot dead in the front seat of his car after patrolmen heard shots. Detectives pursue a gangland motive amid recent bootlegging gunplay. John Thomas was later arrested as a suspect.
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Toledo
Frank Lafassa
Lafassa
John Thomas
Thompson Plans Another Run For Governor Nomination
Say Thompson to seek Republican nomination for governor as Col Carmf Thompson visits Youngstown Ohio. Report says he will address the Rotary Club but Thompson declined to confirm and said a decision is too early.
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Youngstown
Carmf Thompson
Friends
Col
Thompson
Rotary Club
Ile
JAIL JITNEY GAMBLING ALLEGED AT CLEVELAND COUNTY JAIL
Sheriff Hanratty launches a double inquiry into Cleveland County Jail conditions amid reports of rampant gambling. Dr Homer Thompson prisoner hunger strikes, while former inmate Jack Mills claims stud poker runs 24 hours with bets over 300 dollars and visitors smuggling playing cards into the jail.
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Cleveland
Edward J. Hanratty
Homer Thompson
Hanratty
Jack Mills
Jefferson City
Mills
Hunt Witness in Murder Case Searched as Beach Vanishes
State police widened the hunt for Willis Beach to hunting shacks in the wasteland after his attorney took responsibility for his disappearance. Beach faces aiding and abetting charges in the murder of Dr William Lilliendahl and is on $5,000 bond. His disappearance unsettles Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl who says two men killed her husband and Beach knew nothing of it.
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Hammonton
Willis
Hell-No
William Lilliendah
Beach
Margaret Lilliandahbl
Progressive Democrats Confer in Chicago Aim to Save Party
Durbin, former Woodrow Wilson nominator, says the December Chicago meeting will not nominate candidates but urge unity and reject divisive issues. He cites the Harding Coolidge record as the real issue for a 1928 Democratic victory, criticizing the New York convention.
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Kenton
Calvin ‘Coolidge
W. W Dur
Chicago
Durbin
Woodrow Wilson
William G. McAdoo
Harding
Death of Henry Ford's Brother Found in Fordson
John Ford elder brother of Henry Ford is found dead on a Fordson pavement after missing from a council meeting. Real estate dealer and farming expert, he leaves a wife and children and was named to Michigan State Fair board by Governor Fred W. Green.
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Detroit
John Ford
Henry Ford
Fordson
Wayne County
Ford
Henry
William
Castle and Ford, Inc
Fred W. Green
Canada Favors Great Lakes Waterway with Canadian Cooperation
President Coolidge was informed by William L. Harding of Iowa that Canada will cooperate with the United States in developing the Great Lakes Waterway. Harding noted the 11 cent grain rate to Quebec will not shift more than 5,100,000 bushels of American lake traffic and that Port Arthur water rates remain lower than the rail rate, encouraging continued Canadian shipments via the lake route.
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Washington
U. S
Canada
Great Lakes Waterway
Coolidge
William L. Harding
Iowa
Great Lakes Tidewater Association
Harding
Canadian National
Quebec
Port Arthur
Actress Tells Of Marital Troubles In Divorce Suit
ENGLISH actress Constance Talmadge testified in a divorce case against Captain Alastair Mackintosh. She claimed the marriage cooled after the wedding and cited separations in 1926 and 1927 with later meetings in Paris. The case details a estranged wife seeking dissolution of marriage.
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Eninburgh
Scotland
Constance Talmadge
Constance
Alastair Mackintosh
London
Hollywood
California
Aid
Paris
Song Leader Addresses Rotary in Cleveland Meeting
Harper Smythe, current song leader of the Cleveland Rotary Club, spoke at the Local Rotary meeting at Hotel Newell. He discussed music psychology and how group singing aids evangelistic effort, noting proper song selection and providing examples. He demonstrated with jpegs of performers and announced committees for a clam bake on October 5 and Hallowe en celebration cooperation with Elyria Eagles.
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Harper Garcia Smyth
Cleveland
Naval Club
Barber Shop
Bob Moore
Harvey Cheney
John Rankin
Moore
Rotary Orchestra
Smythe
Lawrence Webber
Elyria Eagles Club
Hallowe'en
Night Smith Hughes classes organized for adults
Evening classes at the high school will start next Tuesday for forty eight lessons. The Smith Hughes program funds half the cost from the state and half from the local district. Courses include shop practice, sheet metal, woodworking, carpentry, drawing, shop math, sewing, with potential additions in millinery, cooking, and show card writing if enrollment reaches ten. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 pm to 9 pm.
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Smith- Hughes
Strong Man Dies After Snake Bite Taunt
John T. Klein 49 of Dayton Kentucky, famed strongman, died in Columbus Ohio after a rattlesnake bite he provoked to prove a curing tale. Fellow worker Claude Rawlins 22 survived the bite ten days earlier in a store. Klein delayed treatment 24 hours and died at University Hospital.
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Columbus
John T. Klein
Dayton
Little Bird and Animal
Rawlins
Klein
J. W. Reason
Unniversiy Hospital
Truck Driver Fined For Overload In Cleveland Court
Louis Betcher of Cleveland pleaded guilty to driving an overloaded truck and was fined 950 plus costs in the Cleveland in tion court. He was arrested by a sheriff deputy after his truck carried more than two tons over its limit. The incident followed a morning overload that damaged the truck.
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Louis Betcher
Cleveland
dJnation
S.t. George
Betcher
Waa
Opto & A
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