Man Killed in Car Collision Near Mariton
Two men from the city were returning from Detroit when their car collided with another vehicle near Mariton. The injured driver, Roy Mson 90, and Robert Cochran were taken for treatment. Cochran reportedly operated a filling station on Putnam avenue before leaving for Detroit. The incident prompted a local investigation with few details available.
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Wilson
Cochran
Gaysport
Muskingum County
Eee
Bert O. Wilson
Ohio Ferro-Alloy “Company
Philo
Putnam Avenue
Detroit
Bank Robbers Hold Franklin Bank. Marshal Wounded in Shootout
Three men robbed Franklin National Bank in Franklin Ohio. One robber Graham was killed and another wounded. they kidnapped a woman motorist and escaped in her car after a marshal exchanged gunfire, injuring him with a facial wound. bystanders secured the ignition key to thwart the getaway.
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Franklin
Graham
Franklin National Bank
Andy
Warren
Dayton
Middletown General Hospital
Fire Chief to Keep Old Truck Running in Traverse City
Traverse City authorities told Fire Chief Joe Pifarek to "make it do" with the 24 year old truck despite a broken crankshaft, rackled differential and crystallized parts. The commission ordered him to seek a new motor and parts to keep it operational. Chief Fifarek protested that little has been done since World War I.
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Traverse City
Mich
Joe Pifarek
Fifarek
Still Quibble on Repeal Act and Kiddies Toy Drive
Washington reports continued debate over repeal as supporters urge abolition of liquor use at public events while opponents predict a new dry era. The American Legion launches its annual campaign to collect and repair old toys for a December 21 armory party serving about 2,000 local children.
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Washington
Penn
Mide
Cena
E Stayton
Bird
Anti-Saloon League of America
Roosevelt
League
St. Touts
Joosevelt
White House
Stayton
Slayton
F. Scott McBride
McBride
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James M. Doran
Distilled Spirits Institute
Doran
Uquor Industery
Zanesville
oThe Caffair
Alberon
Leonard Flowers
Charrman
Aocal
Moores & Ross
Greiner Cairy
Auxiliary
Indes
Rgion
Last Chance Peace Offer Made Il Duce
Great Britain and France present Italy with a set of suggestions to end the Italo Ethiopian war in East Africa with a take it or leave it caveat. The proposals included ceding a seaport in Eritrea, frontier changes near Tigre and Aksum, territorial gains for Italy south of eight degrees north, and full Ethiopian independence beyond that. The plan was described as a compromise between French and British views amid looming sanctions.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
East Africa
London
Paris
Benito Mussolini
Pierre Lavall
Vittorio Etrabl
Deward
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Grant Field
Atlanta
League'of Nations
Herbert Hoover
League
Ethiopia
Laval
Halle Sebaste
Eritrea
Ethopia
Tigre
Aksum
Ogaden
Wad
Tepe
Rome
Two Inmates Die In Train Collision Near Knox County Home
Vernon December reports indicate Charles Simpson fifty five and Bert Hoar fifty four, inmates of Knox County Home, were killed by a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train near the county infirmary five miles south. Train crew members aided after the impact as one man fell between tracks attempting to help the other. Nearby Sandusky notes W B Rosin selling peaches despite snow and cold, citing a prolific India orchard with a juicy fruit yield.
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Vernon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Simpson
Bert Hoar
Knox County
Sandusky
W. B
Rosin
Tres India
Admits Misconduct with Husband Cousin in Divorce Case
Lisbeth Parnova an exotic dancer testified in New York Supreme Court that she engaged in misconduct with Ellsworth Ford cousin of her husband Hollis Shaw and admitted the charge after a brief trial. Shaw seeks a divorce and the dancer stated the charge is true. Ford’s counsel claimed the admission was part of a damages conspiracy.
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New York
Lisa Parnova
Portia
Ellsworth Ford
Ford
Shaw
Simeon Ford
Sawmill and Engine Stolen in Union South Carolina
J Watt Henderson reported to Sheriff that his sawmill was robbed, with a 15 horsepower engine, boiler, and key sawing machinery taken. The incident occurred after the mill sat idle for a month and was found missing upon return.
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Heavy Engine Union
S.C
J. Watt Henderson
G. Fautcett
Henderson
Man 80 Wins License to Wed 72-Year-Old Widower
Chicago report says John Hahn retired soap maker, age 80, obtained a license to marry Lillian Snyder, 72, who is a widow. Hahn plans to assess her as a housekeeper before proposing. His first wife died three months ago and he has been missing hot meals.
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Chicago
U.P
John Hahn
Lillian Snyder
Hahn
Woman in Mens Clothes Seeks Holdup with Knife
A woman wearing men's clothes armed only with a knife attempted a hold up in Gineinnat. Ky. She, calling herself Mrs. June Knight, 28, said she came from Asnland after her husband's death and that her two children were with relatives. Store clerk Regina Amarant aided by customers restrained her, receiving minor injuries.
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Gineinnat
June Knight
Asnland
Owensboro
Regina Amarant
Quintuplets Directing Movie Set in Callander
In Callander Ontario December 5, the Dionne quintuplets in The Country Doctor impress producers by handling sound cameras lights and strangers calmly. Director Henry King and crew noted the girls’ poise as they study changes in their nursery environment amid filming activity.
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Callander
Motion
Dionne
Henry ©. King
Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Emelie
Marie
Court cases settle birth custody dispute in St. Louis
Special commissioner Ryan H. Lunbaugh reports the infant in the Gift of God case is the child of Anna Ware born in St Louis on August 17. He recommends the child be delivered to Ware. The court grants objections window for Muench and associates. Indicted witness Jones faces perjury charges.
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St. Louis
Ryan’ H. Lunbaugh
Anna Ware
Louls
Muench
Ludwig O. Muench
Limbaugh
Helen Herroger
Wilfred Jones
Jones
Ware
Cients
Memphis
Miss Berroyer
and Airs. Ifuench
Move Toward World Air Mail Service Aims for 1937
Washington December 5. An international conference begins on establishing a commercial around the world air service with officials from Great Britain Ireland Canada and Newfoundland. Discussion centers on experimental transatlantic flights aided by government subsidies with hopes a regular service by July 1937 and a world airmail and passenger network within two years.
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Washington
Great Britain
Ireland
Canada
New Foundland
Ottawa
Rmite
Europe
Atlantic
Blue Front Restaurant Robbed Early Today
The Blue Front restaurant at 1414 Linwood Avenue was held up by two men posing as customers. They obtained 82,200 in cash from Emmet and Harold Newland and fled toward Dresden in a black Chevrolet, eluding a police chase.
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Blue Front
American Rolling Mill Company
Thasy den Avenue
Dresden
Emmet
Slim" Newland
Harold Newland
Emmet Newland
Newland
Edgar” Rider
Herold Ritchason
Lindin-and
Adair Avenues
Farss& Erden
Ray, Warner
Ivan Penn
Harry
Summers
Ater
Newlands
Emmett Newland
Ockers
Ritcheson
Linden Avenue
Arrest and Fine for Trespassing Case Near Lumberton
Perry Coon faced arrest after trespassing on farmer C Hempstead’s land during hunting. Judge F L Johnson fined Coon ten dollars plus costs. Hempstead offered to pay the fine, writing a check dated December 7, in case Coon could not raise the money.
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Xenia
Perry Coon
C. Hempstead
Lumberton
Coon
F. L. Johnson
Hempstead
Kidnaper May Escape The Lindbergh Case Saga
New York reports say authorities fear a delay in Hauptmann’s execution as prosecutors consider appealing. In Trenton officials note Hochman’s name uncertain, while a separate trio of bodies burned at a farm raise questions of a burglary gone wrong. Neighbors found Nels Jacobsen 60, his wife 59, and son Walter 21 dead. a dog lay dead near the crib.
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New York
York Evening Journal
Poe Harold
Hauptmans
Hattie Wakonda
Willem, Russell
Nels
Chris Jaccobsen
Walter
Russell
Jacobsen
Revival agitation for North China autonomy and Japanese military moves
Reports from Peiping describe renewed calls for autonomy in North China amid tensions over Japanese army activity. General Ho Ying-ching, central government war minister, was warned to leave the region, with Japanese officials urging removal to avoid destabilizing North China. Several hundred demonstrators gathered at General Ho's headquarters to petition for autonomy, highlighting ongoing political pressure in the area.
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China
Pelpking
Nanking
Mts
Showna
Ho’ Xing-Ching
Hayao Tada
North Chins
Champion of Livestock Show Brings $3 Pound Champion
At the 1935 International Livestock Exposition a grand champion hog sold for 3 pounds and total proceeds reached 3195 dollars as bidders from Armour and Company and Nathan Schweitzer represented buyers. A separate fatal accident occurred when a car skidded into a freight train at an icy crossing, killing Katherine Ales, 35, of Chicago.
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Cleveland
Katherine A. Ales
Chicago
Pat
Gupon
Zlea E. Yoter
Wellman
Town
Armour and Company
Nathan Schweitzer Company
New York
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