Long Lake shooting ends with Frye shot five times
On Long Lake at 10 30 pm Thursday wardens Chas Ruckle and Levi Fox confronted fishers Edward Frye and Frank Wages during a gillnetting dispute. Frye was fatally wounded in multiple locations, while Wages was taken to city prison. Wardens stood by as details emerged of the shootout and arrests.
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Chas, Ruckle
Levi Fox
Edward Frye
Frank Wages
Gillnetters
Long Lake
Frye
Cuy
I. C. Parks
Wages
Gocring Manufacturing Co
Lewis
Charles St. Frye
Hunsicker Placa
Buckle
Fox Hive
Wey
Krye
Akron
City Hospital
Fox
Greeniese
John Durkin
Story
Box
Brye
Ruckle
Mr. Buckle
Mr. Fox
R. M. Wana
Ad Police
Hepner
Thickle
Oll
Rackle
Pox
Buckie
Morrilla Toblagon Go
Greenlese
Nate Hunwicker
Touts Young's
Grape-Nuts Promoted as Brain Building Food
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as scientifically selected nutrition for brain development. It claims high phosphate and potassium content aiding albumen formation in brain cells, describing the product as delicious and widely sold by grocers, produced by the Power Cereal Co. in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Battle Creek
Mion
Tan Na Speaks on Reciprocity at Cuban Dinner
Hanna reports Senate leader Tan na outlining the Administration stance on reciprocity at a Cuban dinner. He cites sentiment, protection, and national benefit as aims, saying Congress must carry the effort and will support mutual interests.
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Washington
Henator Tanna
Congress
Transit line proposal links Moxare Nutt and Chilaty to Springfield and Nenla
A proposed Trans-State line by Moxare J R Nutt and Wil Chilaty would run from Springfield to Nenla via Yellow Springs and Akron area towns. The project aims to connect Cincinnati to Toledo with north south extensions and includes plans for a fire sanitarium at Yellow Springs. The line would align with the Pennsylvania Southwestern route and pass through several small communities.
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Moxare
J. R. Nutt
Wil Chilaty
Little Miami ‘Dent Co
Springfield
Nenla
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Yellow Springs
Pennsylvania
Kpring
Held
Xenia
Bigamy case and suicide attempt linked to local boy
In Arlebsville a teen Edward Jer tried to end his life with laudanum after a night at the Broadway house. He recovered after an emetic forced by neighbors and a physician. Earlier reports note his witness involvement in a separate Johnson case and family woes fueling despair. A separate incident in town involved Rev Walter Wilson, arrested for bigamy, following divorce papers served by Jane Wilson.
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Edward Jer
Broadway House
South Broadway
Tie
de. A. K. Fouser
Exmo
Edward
Edward Ne
Arlebsville
Walter Wilson
Annie Dicky
Jane Wilson
Annadale
Scotland
Democrat
Edwart
Ithel Johnson
Uther
Night shootout leaves Wardens under scrutiny
On a two moonlit night the officers fired near Frye and Huckle. Frye was wounded in the shoulder by a single graze while Huckle remained unhurt. Wardens Rackle and Fox face praise and calls for exoneration as investigations begin into the shooting and possible warrants.
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Mr. Huckle
Frye
Oil Well project near Bedo Ash plant to deepen well
Special correspondence from Barberton reports the oil well trunk to 2400 feet by Van Campen Co will be sunk another 100 feet deeper. The well is near the Bedo Ash plant. Though not all fuels connected are public yet, a company is being formed to drill deeper and is expected to be completed by Saturday.
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Barberton
To van Campen Co
Canton Akron road work ordered with Chicago firm
L B Myers & Co of Chicago ordered contractor Darwin to hire all men and teams to begin Canton Akron road work Monday. Sixty thousand dollars of the Cantom Akron Co capital stock has been paid in. The company plans to extend the line to New Philadelphia. Julius Whiting commented today on the development.
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Canton
L. B. Myers & Co
Chicago
Darwin
Canton-Akron
CantomAkron Co
Philadelphia
Julius Whiting
Bia
Fortunate Firm Links to Everett Building Collapse
A fragmented item notes the firm Fortunate, Flom Ing Barnes and Co. once controlled the Everett building and then left town owing several people. It mentions orders for office furniture and carpets estimated at 120 but asserts the goods had not been delivered amid circulating stories about the alleged rainbow firm.
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Barnes & Go
Everett
Mt [Oo & Co
Rainbow
Bessie Keck Taken by Mrs J to Home of the Good Shepherd
An item notes Mrs J with Frank escorting Bessie Keck to the Home of the Good Shepherd in Cleveland. The fragment mentions a change or complaint process and a name Urlod tied to a polling case, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Home of Good Shepherd
Mra. J
Frank
Bessie Keck
the Good Shepherd
Gleveland
Power Shifts Ahead in U S Government Cable Debate
The report discusses calls for delegating authority to a national board affecting the Cabinet. It mentions key figures Washington Apel and Li Bowe Cheng with references to China policy and potential prominence in the Cable era.
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Washington
Apel
Chine
National Board
United States
Li Bowe Cheng
Prinen Ching
Tax and land lease talk at county meeting
The Building Committee discussed a new restaurant project at the Court House while county officials including the county clerk and sheriff reviewed tax payments and an open account with Con V c. The N O 1 Co and Laney sought favorable lease terms for Turkeyfoot Lake and a 12 foot wide strip around it as part of property negotiations. The session included mentions of higher taxes and readiness for more levies as commissioners weighed the financial details.
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N. O.1. Co
Laney
Howes
Winting
Hive
Huilding
Court House
Armernound
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