Roge rs Planned the Foul Crime Trial Details
In the Verne Rogers murder case in Cleveland, prosecutors reveal Rogers planned to marry Miss Mullen while still married, vowing divorce. Police testimony notes he intended to kill Margaret Hallen and expressed regret he had not killed her. Witness Josephine Williams describes Rogers coercing Hallen to accompany him on multiple occasions. Jeannette Hillen testifies about Hallen’s life and the couple’s planned marriage on Oct 19 at a Forest City restaurant, with Rogers claiming a divorce had been secured.
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Verne Rogers
Margaret Hallen
Akron
Cleveland
Rogers
Miss Mullen
Miss Hallen
Josephine Williams
Margaret Hollen
Barberton Inn
Hawley House
Portland
Wickliffe Club
Take View Park
Miss Thallen
Miss Williams
Margaret
May
Hallen
Joe
Jeannette Hillen
Margaree
Jeannette
Miss Halen
Snyder
Miss Hallon
Forest City
Ernest
Akron Barberton Water Rights Delegation Heads to Columbus
President A F Koons announces a City Council committee will travel to Columbus to press for hearings on canal water rights for Akron and Barberton. The list includes Charles Baird W B Doyle Frank Medeger S G Rogers and many others from Akron and Burberton.
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A. F. Koons
Columbus
Akron
Barberton
House
Koons
Nxt
Charles Baird
W. B. Doyle
Frank Medeger
G. Rogers
C. Shaw
Andrew H. Noah
BR. Werner
M. O'Neil
George Billow
Benner
BR Grant
Sanford
GO. W. Kempel
W. B. Young
R. M. Wanamaker
Pardee
Dodge
Harter
Jacob Koch
Louis Seybold
R. M. Pillmore
Clairence Howland
H. Sturgeon
A. J. Rowley
T. G. Baltoy
Chu. Ammermin
E. M. Ruel
Burberton
Liberty In Sight For Miss Ellen M. Stone
The ransom for Miss Dilon M. Stone and Madame Tsilka has been paid in Constantinople. Delivery to American agents is expected hourly as the time limit for release has not yet expired.
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Liberty
Ellen M. Stone
Union Pushes for Municipal Ownership Plan Action
The Central Labor Union on Tuesday night adopted resolutions endorsing the municipal ownership act by Cuyahoga representatives in the General Assembly and the proposal giving the city control of the canal and lakes in this vicinity. The legislative committee was instructed to inform Representatives of the action.
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Central Labor Union
Cuyahoga
General Assembly
Labor unions form temporary group over library project
Local union representatives met to back the library work and decide to press with union labor. Twenty five foot unions agreed to pursue the project with a temporary organization led by Alt Wood rit Wanchonen as temporary chairman and Mont Beckwith as secretary. A follow up meeting is set for Monday February 17.
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Library
Wnion
Labor Lyceum
Alt Woodrit Wanchonen
Mont
Beckwith
Funeral for Henry Worhead Held After Explosion Tragedy
The funeral for Henry Worhead, killed in an explosion at a day site, will be held Saturday at 10 AM from the residence of his sister Mrs Mannah Roberts, 204 Devon Street. The service follows the incident that claimed his life.
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Henry Worhead
Iis
Mannah
Roberts
Tevin
Medina County Youth Ends Life by Self Inflicted Wound
Fred Loehr nineteen year old resident of Guilford Medina county died by his own hand in a self inflicted gunshot wound. He was at school Tuesday and left a letter declaring the deed premeditated and that he died happy.
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Fred Loehr
Guilford
Medina County
Mme
Roosevelt Returns to White House After Pneumonia Ordeal
President Roosevelt travels back to Washington from Groton after a grave pneumonia scare. He journeyed by train taking longer than expected but returns in a buoyant mood and delivers brief remarks in Worcester, Woonsocket, and Providence. Miss Alice Roosevelt plans to visit the sick boy later.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Groton
Mass
New Enghand
Worcester
Woonsocket
Providence
Alice Roosevelt
Fragmentary Groton Notice Mentions Expat Arrival
A fragmentary OCR item mentions people in Groton and an arrival of Princes Mew with references to Washington. The readable text is unclear about dates or actions but implies travel or movement related to an expat.
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Groton
Akron Jetty Financing Prompts Bond Proposal
City Solicitor Osborn Magate of Akron testified before the Municipal Affairs Committee in Columbus on a plan to issue 150 000 in four percent bonds to fund a jetty project. He argued the project would require just over 100 000 to complete and the committee agreed to recommend passage of the bill authorizing Akron to borrow the funds.
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Columbus
Beeb
Osborn Magate
Akron
Uie
Tragic Burn Death Of Two Year Old Julia Magilone
Two year old Julia Magilone died from severe burns after an accident at home. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Magilone of Cuyahoga Valley Avenue, passed away after medical treatment following the incident at the hospital. A funeral service is planned for 2 pm Saturday at St Vincent's Church.
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Julia Magilone
Chil
Fabinc
Hell
St Vincent's Church
Doh Magttone
Cuyahoga Kalle
No Vote No Job Rule Asserted by Catt at Suffrage Meet
At the National Women's Suffrage convention on February 14, Carrie Chapman Catt delivered an address on Industrial Problems. She argued against sick leave and job protections for government clerks and claimed restrictions on women stem from patronage and Civil War era policies.
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Washington
Catt Bewlek Colby
Industeril Deoblemis
Duitemstate Commerce
State Association Secretary to Address Sunday School Event
Mrs. A BD Crouse of Westville Ohio will speak at First Church of Christ Union Sunday at 4 PM. She is the primary secretary for the State Association and will address the Royal Prin Sunday School enchers.
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State Association
A. BD. Crouse
Westville, O
Royal Prin Sunday School Enchers’ Vnion
Youngstown Sets $20,000 Allocation for Memorial Trust
Youngstown plans to contribute about twenty thousand dollars to the McKinley National Memorial Trust. The amount is the annual contribution set by the city in proportion to its population, likely the largest among participating communities.
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Youngstown
Keb
McKinley National Memtoriag Trust
Runaway Train Wreck Near Famous Horseshoe Curve
A runaway freight near Horseshoe Curve in Pennsylvania caused a severe wreck. Three men died and several were fatally or seriously injured as crews battled the wreckage and transported injured to a local hospital. Names and affiliations of the victims are listed in the circulated casualty notes.
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Pennsylvania
A. 3. Grove
UB. Westner
TW. Cootes
MW. Hartionn
W. Kinkaid
J. W. Fluke
Simeon Poederlek
Senolid
Gallitein
Wien
Ab Toon Liokpital
Hartmin
Kinkaid
Veederick
Altea
Women's suffrage and politics urged by Mrs Catt
Mrs. Catt argues that women should be eligible for government positions and have equal industrial opportunities. The West convention is set for New Orleans in February. James Mason, a follower of Assumption, remained in a trance-like state for 36 hours. doctors could not rouse him as pastor Bey W H Anderson used hypnotic suggestion.
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Oliver
Catt
Ay Orleans
Vana
James Mason
Dad
Bey
WH. Anderson
Climacion Church
Duchess of Boston to join New York 400 ranks in 1911
Miss Marion Mason of Boston will wed Richard T. Wilson Jr. on March 11 in New York. The Duchess of Boston is famed for beauty and drama, with a famed Boston family fortune and connections to New England society.
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New York
Boston
Wy York
New York Society
Marion Mason
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
John Mason
Connecticut
Mason
Ella
Ta Mason
Mikes Mason
A. Lowell Maxon
Clarendonst
Back Bay
Miss Mason
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Mixé Mason
Art Students’ Association
Robert Winthrop
Beacon Mill
New England
Newport
Morse
Dickie’ Wilson
Bankers consider sale of Canton Akron lines to Decker and Anthony
In Cleveland last evening the Bankers' committee voted to authorize selling the Canton Akron and Canton–Mansfield lines, with Curker and Anthony to assume all bonded indebtedness. The total deal value ranges around 1 to 1.5 million dollars, and the Elkine Wiener syndicate’s proposal to save the Big Consolidated lines was rejected. The committee may hear a new proposal from the syndicate.
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Cleveland
Lycrett Moore Synesto
Manton-Akron Snd Canton-Maae
Decker
Anthony
Geston Duanciens
Curker
Elkine Wiener Syndicate
Consolidated
Caper Of Auto Patrol Injures Policeman Mahony
A mobile patrol wagon exploded around 12:20 AM injuring Policeman John Mahony. The blast burned his face and eye while he rode in the wagon. it is feared he may lose sight in the injured eye. The vehicle has been repaired and returned to service.
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John Mahony
Mahony
Pullman Palace Car completes for Prince Henry tour
Wilmington shop workers finish the idler car for Prince Henry and his suite. The mixed observation and state room car features bronze and mahogany interiors with electric lighting and plush brown tapestry furnishings.
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Wilmington
Del
Wileminygton
Pullman Palace
Gar
Prince Henry Wit Iis
Malvara
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Henry Forhead
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Carrie Chapman Catt
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Dickie” Wilson
BNOW
Canton-Akron Line
Bankers’ Committee
of Auto Patrol
Prince Henry