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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

2

Wolves Came to Rittman A Story of City Gangsters

Dave Carlotti plots to grab the Gordon factory in Rittman by unsettling George Carlotti’s control bid. He negotiates with killers Sperll and Minski to stage a fake accident, aims to leverage a sale, and sparks a turn when Mr. Gordon is injured and unexpectedly offers Jackie Gordon a path to ownership. The plan hinges on Dave’s manipulation and a potential transfer of the plant to the Carlottis, ending with Gordon’s shifting stance and a dramatic cliffhanger.

George Carlott Rittman Dave _Carlotti Maxwell Gordon Jackie ‘Gorter Dave Jackie George Hozel Sigler George Carlotti Jackie Gordon Gordon Ea’y Street Gordons Carlottis Minski Chicago Sperll Daxy Rye Mellise Cleveland Dad Sperk Vyol Mhys Barns Miss Gorton Eshe Salt Ohio Hio Avenue First Street Dave Carlotti Mr.Gordon Mr. Carlotti Mac

Chinese Junk Launches and Ancient Ceremonies Described

An English translation of a 1579 Portuguese account describes Chinese ship launch rites with priests in long garments performing sacrifices at fire pits, offerings to idols, and songs with bells, noting reverence to deities before sea voyages and ceremonies aboard vessels.

Humorous Errors In Masterpieces and Novel Explanations

A fragmentary note discusses b y Vandske's picture of Charles Lin armor and. It mentions a passage about getting to a ship and stripping to w ater, then a rope to the fordcastle and eating biscuit from the bread room. The text references Defoe humor and Count Hermann Keyserling on the jungle.

Golan Defoe Hermann Keyserling

Ishi of Letstun da Cunha Islands In Attic Ocean

Solitary island group in the middle of the South Attic Ocean hosts the largest and only inhabited isle. It is viewed as the finest price in the British empire and was sought by a Portuguese admiral who found the island in 1406. Long gaps between ships, a tiny population, and scarce food push residents to the barest sustenance from soil and sea.

Agate Polished to Reveal Wide World Colors

The article describes agate, polished through syrup treatment to bring bright color. It notes agate is widely distributed, with banded types in quantity near Lake Superior and large specimens in Texas. Wyoming and Nevada host mass types, with production across Bern, Sweatland, Gere, Auterien, the United States, and other regions.

Bern Sweatland Geremany Erutk Auterien United States Wyoming Nevada Wong Lake Superior Texas

Man's Need of Women by Charles Morgan excerpt

A fragmented excerpt titled Man's Need of Women by Charles Morgan discusses gender dynamics. It reflects on women’s influence, men’s immaturity, and the idea of nourishment and renewal through womanhood. The text uses archaic phrasing and metaphor to argue relational dependence.

Ike Charles Morgan

Tomato origins and early ornamental use in history

The text discusses Peru as a possible native home of the tomato and notes Mexican natives called tomatoes xlometes or zitotmates. It states the fruit was scarcely used as food for about a hundred years after introduction, remaining mainly ornamental in the early years.

Peru Mexico

Sheepshead Value and Teeth Shape Highlight Sea Fish

The sheepshead, despite an unappealing name, is a valuable fish along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Ranging from two to 15 pounds, it is noted for its distinctive teeth incising the shellfish it consumes. The drum label is sometimes misused, and the fish earns its name from its dental arrangement rather than body shape.

Atlantic Gulf

Roger True Finds Confidence At Glamourous East Society Event

Roger True attends a Durand plant party where Mrs. Shaw and Stella Shaw treat him like an important guest. Conflicted by Stella's charm and his own insecurities, he later learns Stella arranged praise through press agents and confesses his love, hoping for a future with her.

Roger True Shaw Mr. Shaw Mr." True Roger Molly Roger—Prue Mr. Sinn Durand Rand Hroger Stella Noger Stels Shaws Tie Boxer Roxygenus Mirror Durands

Complete official returns show Roosevelt leads in Ohio election

Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown reports Ohio totals: Roosevelt 74,016 plurality. White 202,575. total votes 2,044,079. Sawyer leads Palmer by 89,422 for Lieutenant Governor. other state offices show Democratic gains and a Yes vote on the Constitution. Newly elected officials take office January 1933.

Clarence J. Brown Roosevelt White Brown Charles Sawyer Lee L. Palmer George S. Myers George C. Braden Joseph T. Tracey Daniel B. Butler Harry S. Day Joseph Ferguson John W. Bricker Robert +. Duffy Bricker Supreme ‘Court Frank W. Gelger Will P. Stephenson Wiliam P.—Henderson Charles’ H. Hubbell Thomas” A. Jones Edward S. Matthias Charles B. Zimmerman

New York City News and Oddities Amid Daily Life

One in ten New Yorkers seeks relief aid. Diamond sales rise as precious stones seen as safer than money. Transit rides decline vs last year. 6.5 million vehicles and half a million pedestrians cross the George Washington Bridge yearly. A Chinese turtle at Central Park Zoo rejects meat foods until cheese is served. A Bronx Zoo gorilla, Janet Penserosa, marked four years in residence with a celebratory party.

Central Park Janet Penserosa Bronx Zoo New York House of Primates

Estate Notice: John J Wein Appointed Administrator in Ohio

Notice is hereby given that John J Wein of Rittman Ohio has been appointed and qualified as Administrator with will annexed of the estate of Mary E Dingey late of Wayne County Ohio. Probbate Judge J Wayne County Ohio. December 18.

National Association of Major American Legion of Ohio Legion Post John J Wein Rittman Ohio Mary E.dingéy Waynie County

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