Dayton business man confesses to bank robbery
El iott Gabler 80, president of Gem City Engineering, staged a daylight bank heist in East Dayton to raise cash amid tax and fine pressures. He lured manager H J Kloos, forced him from his car at gunpoint, and hid the money before confessing when money was found.
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Dayton
Ohio
Eliott Gabler
Gem
City Engineering Company
Gabler
H. J. Kloos
Kloos
Gaber
Ity
Yendes
Gem City Engineering Company
Gab Jer
Trial portrays Hazel Blazer as soulless victim versus humane spark
In Littleton Colorado the defense described Hazel Blazer as a “human husk” without a soul while the prosecutor claimed she could feel despite paralysis from spinal meningitis. Prosecutor Joel Stone argued Dr Harold Elmer Blazer murdered his daughter and tried to hide it through suicide attempts. The defense attorney pledged to reserve his full case until the state presents its evidence.
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Littleton
Colo
Hazel Blazer
Harold Elmer Blazer
Joel Stone
Alow
Jowry
He Wold
Inspectors Urged to Enforce Ohio Motor Bus Law
James B. Dugan, secretary of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission, orders state inspectors to crack down on motor bus and commercial hauling violations under the Collister-Freeman act. He says less than half of operators comply, costing hundreds of thousands in revenue. arrests urged to improve enforcement.
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Columbus
Ohio
James B. Dugan
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Dugan
Eighty-fifth General Assembly
Ocea
Lorteee
Commission
Ohio News Briefs Say Local Death and Local Incidents
Raymond J. Gibbons 25, Cleveland News sports staff reporter, dies after two months illness. Black River pollution to be eliminated by Lorain Elyria industries per state health director. Canton forms 10 member safety commission to curb motor accidents and traffic law violations. Two armed bandits rob Adams Street Ohio Savings Bank in Toledo, about 25000 dollars reported. Warren mayor blocks Klu Klux Klan fundraising, charity drives to be run by Community corporation. Columbus elects Elizabeth Hood, L L Behrens as Worthy Grand Matron and Patron of Ohio Eastern Star. Cleveland Republican Women unveil 10 story, 1.25 million building as state headquarters. Toledo: jail marriage as 23 year old Duquesne man wed woman he’s charged with stealing from. ceremony at jail. Findlay votes to rename trans continental highway to Benjamin Franklin amid Pennsylvania objections. Dayton: Gordon Thomas 27 arrested in Los Angeles for Middlesville bank holdup after two month chase across country. New Philadelphia: fifteen year old confesses Halloween prank switch caused Belden Brick plant train crash injuring several passengers.
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Mexico
Sister Killed by Blades in Convent Bakery Incident
A convent bakery tragedy near Wisean Society of the Atone left Sister Christina dead after her gown caught in a dough mixer blades. Authorities investigate the accident and identify the nun as a twelve year resident of the convent.
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Christina
Wisean Society of the Atone
Heny
Word Puzzle Clues and Puzzle Solution Preview
The page lists numbered crossword style clues covering verbs nouns and phrases with a puzzle solution promised in the next issue. It includes chemical hints insect names plant terms and directions, ending with a note that the solution will appear in the next issue.
Ohio Constituent Amendments Defeated In Fall Election
All three proposed changes to the state constitution were defeated. Debates centered on the uniform tax rule versus classification, with a debt limitation proposal tied to Griswold law restrictions. A four year term proposal drew little discussion due to fears of prolonged incumbency. Mayors elected include Brace, Dreitzler, Klopfenstein, Jones, Patten, Schuler, Cornwell, and many others across numerous cities.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Election day yields broad gains for organization candidates
In several states and cities elections produced few upsets and strong showings for party-backed candidates. James A. Walker won the New York mayoral race, while Boston elected Republican Malcolm E. Nichols as mayor for the first time in years. New Jersey and Virginia elected Democratic governors Harry Moore and Charles Byrd, with Moore benefiting from Anti-Saloon League support.
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James A. Walker
New York
Frank D. Waterman
Boston
Malcolm E. Nichols
New Jersey
Virginia
Bei A. Harry Moore
Charles Plood Byrd
Moore
Anti- Saloon League
Farm lands to surge in central west within ten years
Guy Huston, president of the New York and Chicago Joint Stock Land Banks, said that farm land has completed its cycle and is on the upgrade. He predicted central west lands will sell at prices that will make war boom levels look cheap in ten years.
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Cleveland
Guy Huston
New York
Chicago
Central West
Tiffin Shoplifting Ring Exposed by Trio Under 16
Three boys under 16 were involved in a shoplifting incident at a Tiffin store. One boy made purchases while the others raided counters and showcases, exposing a wider theft pattern.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Technique
The excerpt explains filling white squares with dictionary words. Numbers mark starting letters for horizontal and vertical clues. Letters go only in white spaces, with black squares separating words. Definitions include abbreviations slang initials and obsolete forms as needed for cross references.
How to Keep Flies Out of Homes in 1925
A Western Newspaper Union piece urges strict fly control. It contrasts past tolerance with modern knowledge of flies as dangerous disease carriers. It advises screening doors and windows, using screens from spring to fall, and targeted cleaning during early spring and late fall to curb breeding.
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Cesspool
Oyster Scare Prompts Reform in Oyster Trade
A winter of typhoid linked to polluted oysters led to public fear and a collapse in demand. Health officials and oyster dealers formed a safeguards program from Cape Cod to Texas, aiming to keep beds pure and protect the industry.
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Bucyrus
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Wapakoneta
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Corning
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George Gray
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