Death sentence urged for Hall in Erland's Point mass murder
Leo Hall 33 a former boxer and ministerial student heard a jury in Port Orchard Washington recommend the death penalty for the Erland's Point mass killing of six people in March 1934. His wife Mrs Pawlos testified Hall forced her to join the robbery and helped bind the victims at the Flieder home. The victims were the Fliders Eugene Chenevert Magnus Jordan and Fred Bolcom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Orchard
Wash
Leo Hall
Husky
Erland‘ Point
Hall
Paulus
Eugene Chenerert
Frank Flieger
Erland’s Point
Jutila Maintains Passion Triggered Tobin Killing
In Warren Ohio on December 20 the prosecutor’s cross examination failed to shake Ray Jutila 21 as he testified passion led him to kill Marie Tobin 20 last May in her bedroom. Jutila slashed his wrists during a break in his first degree murder trial described by prosecutor Secrest as an attempted suicide.
Deaf Boy Hears Radio After Using OURINE
Cincinnati mother Mrs Marr Gamphier reports her deaf son now hears the radio after using two bottles of OURINE. The European ear specialist formula is described as aiding those hard of hearing with head noises earache ringing and discharge. Cost is a few cents daily with money back if not notified. Rudy's Pexall Pharmacy Hotel Hamilton Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr Gamphier
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rudy
Hamiton Corner
Price Range Jumble In Odd Listing
A fragmented price sequence shows values from $0.00 to $3.95 with multiple midpoints and decimals. The irregular numbers suggest a scrambled or copied money table or catalog snippet lacking clear context or items.
Real Bargains Among 1935-36 Thoroughbred Winners
The piece spotlights top horse profits with Discovery and Azucar leading earnings. It notes Azucar bought for 7500 dollars, Santa Anita Handicap win boosting profits to 11740, and highlights Top Row, King Saxon, Good Gamble, Roman Soldier, Stand Pat, Tintagel, and Grand Slam as notable bargains. It covers owners like Alfred G Vanderbilt, J E Widener, Fred Alger Jr, C H Knebelkamp, and Max Hirsch, plus tracks including Santa Anita, Narragansett, Suffolk Downs, Texas and Detroit derbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
New York
Discovery
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Display
Azucar
Fred Alger, Jr
Detroit
J. E. Widener
Milesinus
A. A. Baroni
King Saxon
Identify
Gamble
Pat
Roman Soldier
C. H
Pat) Knebelkamp
King
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Saratoga
Max Hirsch
Wiliam Sachsenmanier
Phil Repter
Texas
Stand Pat
E. F. Seagrata
W C T U Outlines Global Plan After 1936 Congress
The World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union announces a world wide program tied to national dry education groups. Twelve commissions will study liquor issues with leaders including Dutch minister Ruis de Beerenbrouck and Mrs. Elia A. Boole. The next International Congress Against Alcoholism is set for Warsaw on September 12, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreaux
Switzerland
International Temperance Council
Union Signal
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
United Endeavor
Algo
Ruis de Beerenbrouck
Holland
Elia A. Boole
Brooklyn
X. Y
Agnes Slack
London
Storey Barker
Women’s
Total Abstinence Union
Mme
Jomini Nyon
James Crain
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Christian Missions
U. S.A
Frau Fischer
Bremen
Germany
Commission On Temperance
Thomas McLeod
League of Nations
Warsaw
Jockey Club Stakes and Pimlico Futurity Double
The report notes a horse securing a win in the Jockey Club Stakes and finishing second in the Pimlico Futurity, highlighting performance in two major races.
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Keo Hall
Rerurrr
Everly
Wayne Maid
India
Sea
Daniel Green
Marshall Field
Bomar Stable
Field
Tintagel
Sir Gallahad
Belmont
Ueke
Moskin
Potomac ST
W.C.T.U
Garver’s
Robert Hereod
Lausanse
Switserland
International Temperance
Baluchistar
Kala
Baluch Highlands
Tedar
Milton Kohler & Sons
Jewelers
W. Washington St
Shirley Temple
Congress
Sweer
Hays Co-operative Chocolates
Dupont
Empire Electric Pants
Buxton
Buck Rogers
Key Wind Streamline
Union Pacific Streamline
Joe Louis
Sunbeam
Little Heiskey
Royal Portable
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
West Washington Street
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