Assault verdict found against Ernest Wilson
A grand jury in South Zanesville returned a verdict of assault with intent to kill against Ernest Wilson of South Zanesville after a trial. The defense argued no intent to kill and cited Wilson’s bare-handed action in the incident, which stemmed from a neighborhood quarrel. Prosecutor Cromland and Atty. George spoke for the state. Atty. Pugh, Eliott and Seacrest defended. Also notes Misses Helen Palmer, Emily Stubberfield, Viola Seara, Ida Moorehead and Margaret Jackson returned from Columbus, where they attended the Wilberforce Virginia Institute football game and social events.
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Court of Common Pleas
Ernest Wilson
South Zaneoville
Cromland
Attornney George
Pugh, Eliott and Seacrest
Helen Palmer
Emily Stubberfield
Viola Seara
Ida Moorehead
Sara
Margaret Jackson
Columbus
Wilberforce-Virginia Institute
Eiffel Tower Lights Up Sky For Paris Arts Exhibition
The Eiffel Tower was turned into a giant electric beacon for the Paris Exhibition of Decorative Arts. About 200000 lamps and 25 miles of wire illuminate the tower, visible for miles. M Citroen funds the project in exchange for car advertising, provoking French press reaction.
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Eiffel Tower
Aly
Decorative Arts
Paris
Botlin
Channel
M. Citroen
Henry Ford
France
Kittel
Creeny Square
Assy
Elreles
Food and rest and play for a good school
A state college specialist urges breakfast and proper meals for schoolchildren and emphasizes rest and outdoor play as essential. It notes many children face new daily demands, with mothers urged to ensure on time, full breakfasts and a calm, rested start to the day. Also referenced is a German orthopedic professor criticizing fashion footwear and a Gallipolis death by self-harm.
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New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Insured Kettering Plans Policy for Experimental Work
Charles F. Kettering of Payton as vice president of General Motors Research Corporation had a policy for 31,400,000 payable to a front, to fund ongoing experimental work on his death. Promina totals 7600. Fear, bottering is 48, and carries about 100,000 of private insurance.
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Charles F. Kettering
Payton
General Motore Research Corporation
Hix
Promina
Bottering
Early Christmas shopping praised by City Health Commissioner
Dr Beatrice Hagen reports a letter from state health director John K. Stanger noting the campaign for earlier Christmas shopping has been mooted as successful this year. The shift aimed to ease shopping strain, though many state residents still face budget and time pressures. At Crawford Home the Philathea class of First Baptist Church plans its monthly meeting hosted by Mrs Gladys Crawford on White Oak, with travel by Sharon Avenue car. Mrs Van Horn's division of St James church will meet at Mrs Blackburn's Lin den Avenue home Friday evening.
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Professor Gocht
Orthopedic Institutée
Berlin University
Gooht
Gallipolis
Electa Eb In
Gala County
Beatrice” Hagen
John K. Stanger
CRAWFORD _ HOME
Firat Baptist Church
Strs
Gladys Crawford
White Oak
Sharon Avenue
Churce
Mra
van Horn
St. Jamesy_charen
Blackburn
Linden Avenue
New Idea Time Brings Electric Rotary Wall Polisher to New York
Miss Ed wine Pru introduces an electrically driven rotary wall polisher after bringing the innovation from Paris. The accompanying picture shows her starring with the device in a New York setting.
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Edwine Pru
New York
Paris
Tsar Ing Ft
Chinese Hatchet Murder Trial with All Male Jury
A Cleveland case reports Mock Hem a Chinese defendant charged with a hatchet murder. The trial will be conducted by a jury composed solely of men, the second venire of its kind in Cuyahoga County since women gained jury rights. Assistant County Prosecutor Tennell argues Mock Hem, a member of the Anson Leong Tong, participated in the murder to implicate the Hip Sing tong. Big Attorney George W. de-
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lee Chock
Cuyshoga
Tennell
Abe
The
Mock Hem
Anson Leong Tong
N. the
Cheek
Ac Telicw
Ong
George W. de
Defense argues Hip Sing tong in murder case
In opening statements the defense claims Hip Sing tong members committed the crime and that a hatchet signals vengeance by Chinese. The case notes Wiese as beneficiary under the will of E. B. Bensgies widow Saraty Henslee named sole beneficiary and executrix without bond. The will requests no appraisal of the estate.
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Fense
Hip Sing Tong
Wiese
E. B. Bensgies
Saraty
Henslee
Paris lawyers shave beards to attract American clients
Parisian lawyers shed their beards to lure American clients amid a divorce trade. French dentists report American and English practitioners avoid bearded professionals, prompting male barbers to follow suit. The shift reflects foreign patronage fears and changes in dress to fit new markets.
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Paris
Ine
Americas
Almerican Yromen
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