One Year In the Penitentiary For Robbery Case
The Erie station agent robbery case near Barber leads to the penitentiary sentence for Guider by Judge Kabler. Co-defendants Ball and Wir, involved in the same offense, receive sentences to reformatories. Court activity continues with Kohler returning to Elyria and Hayden expected soon, as water dispute and other legal actions unfold in Portage township and nearby areas.
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Tames Guider
Kabler
Erie
Barber
James Ball
Wir
Stent
Korler
Jhage Kohler
Elyria
Sumit County
Tudge Hayden
Watdr
Wm. G. Daugherty
John J. Hawes
Portage Township
Akron
Daugherty
Hower
Lily Eeilhy
Won't Stand for Dilly-Dallying in City Complaint
Mitizen O Te Meatillen of Good at filed a complaint Monday with city officials over unpainted telephoned poles on a widy bf his street. He demanded action at once and told the commissioners he will not tolerate delays or further dilly-dallying.
A Happy Event at Grace Reformed Church
Children’s Day at Grace Reformed Church featured double morning and evening services with an epoval program. The church was packed as Grace Sunday School was praised as one of the best days. Miss Matilda Johnson of Cleveland read, Miss Gimbel of Chicago sang, and a duet was performed by Mia Richard Ward and Mr Upham. Decorations by Frank Keam’s Bible class used floral designs and fresh greenery, while Superintendent Frank led the exercises and praised long‑time school leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Nerylors
Fiang
Grace
Mies Matilda Johnson
Cleveland
Mies Gimbel
Chicago
Wing A Golo
Mia
Richard Ward
Mr. & A Upham
Frank Keam
Frank
Grace School
Mine Ranch
Canton
Meare
Elbert
Lindman
Mina Florence McCue
T. Wo Mb Cue
Booth Broadway
James Wikies
Rt. Vincent's Church
T. Th Mabar
Augusta Wildes
C. €. McCue
Grace Henry
Beatties McCne
Glenn White
Grover Repp
Frank Crooks
Turkey+ foot lake club
Columbus
Beatrice McCue
New York
American School of Opera
The
Valley Opera Co
Burnouse
N.Y
American Supply Co
Mastiett, O. T
8. B. Lafferty
Washington, D. C
Jules Guthridge
Lafferty
Lulu Sonnanstine
Wellington
Mise Blanche Slemnen
Oberlin College Trustees Near Half Million Fund Goal
At the Oberlin college trustees meeting in Oberlin Ohio today it was announced the institution would secure the $100000 fund started by John D Rockefeller who offered 200000 if the college could raise 100000 from others The trustees elected Prof Charles W Morris director of the conservatory of music The search for a successor to the late President Barrows would be considered later in the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin O
Tane
Oberlin College
John D. S Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Charles W. Morrison
Conservatory
Mualc
Barrows
Charles Streeney
Chas. Kennedy
Donegal
Irland
Elstera
Meadames
Martin Heller
Whines McGowan
Maple
John M. Clark
New York
B.M. Waller
Atlantic City
Buchtel
Ivan FR. Waller
Daved Wise
Massillon
Vee Brodi
East Market
Wise
Stark County
Philip Wagoner
Mme i
A, Walters
Tosa Rogers
Karl Montgomery
Barberton
Mel
Hila Woolf
Clinton
8. W. Parahall
Misa ‘Trowbridge
Buehtel
Michigan University
Callin Wellhouse
Topeka
Kanan
KA. Hershey
East Market St
Maria Ingalls
Oak Park
Chicago
Tu Ill
Hershey
Mira Roxie Hershey
Oberlin
Katherine Kurt Jefe
Jane
International Hannemannian Association
Misa Ruth Kohler
Wabash
Ind
A. A. Kohler
Edna Diebolt
Cleveland
John Moté
Shriners
Q. F. Bartell
Portage Townable
Division H
The
Goodrich Co
Leona Russell
East Buchtelave
Local case ends as suspect freed after fee paid
The case of Charlon Mitchell, accused of petty theft for wearing a Masonic pin, was dismissed Monday by Squire P. A. Hoffman acting for Mayor Doyle after Mitchell paid the court costs. Mitchell, frightened by his arrest, agreed to leave Akron immediately and not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlon Mitchell
Squire P. A. Hoffman
Doyle
Mitchell
Hota Mason
Akron
Internecine War Among Peace Sons Hears Case
In Por Hee court Monday combatants threshed out a dispute while Ben Rudominsky lay unable to leave bed due to Saturday’s clash. All cases continued to next Monday. Several arrestees were fined for intoxication and assault cases were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Peace
Tewae
Ben Rudominsky
Chilly night chills Cleveland with near record cool spell
Cleveland records a low of 48 degrees last night, the coldest in June so far this week. The earlier June 26 reading of 46 degrees remains the coldest point noted this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ovation for Kitchener in Capetown arrival
Capetown June 23 Lord Kitchener received a great public ovation on his arrival this morning. The town was decorated and troops lined the streets as the Mayor and corporation welcomed the British commander at the Town hall and presented him with an address. He paid tribute to Irish troops for their war services in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Alumni Track Interest Grows for Buchtel Baseball Game
Alumni and former students of Buchtel College show keen interest in the upcoming Tuesday baseball matchup against the current team. Ex students Wiley Lodwick Miller Cassidy Crang Dad Clark Myers Summer Brownell Edeon A. Robinson will umpire. game time was not settled by Monday.
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Shrine of Knowledge
Buchtel
Wiley
Lodwick
Miller
Cassidy
Crang
Dad
Clark
Myers
Summer
Brownell
Edeon A. Robinson
Mayor Holden Involved In Courtroom Turmoil
In Zanesville Ohio on June 23 Mayor Holden forcibly ejected from Police Judge Reed's court after demanding an affidavit against a drunken man be withdrawn. Chief Tracy ordered the mayor removed. a melee ensued with Tracy and others assisting. The mayor struck Tracy, who fell, and later invited the chief to step outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ponies Runaway injure man in town street incident
A team of ponies belonging to the Sipe Dog and Pony Slew bolted on South Marnst at 1 a.m. Monday. Joseph Shannon, an employee who tried to halt them, was thrown to the ground, suffering a broken arm and a head injury. Parks' ambulance transported him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Marnst
Joseph Shannon
Parks
Shannon
Object to Vacating a Railroad Crossing in Macedonia
Citizens of Macedonia object to closing the grade crossing over the Pennsylvania Railroad near Macedonia linking Hudson to Cleveland. A delegation traveled to Akron to review legal steps as objections deadline neared, with local residents asserting closure would inconvenience travel and fearing unsafe crossings. Pennsylvania agent Pere Wilks and attorney S G Rogers represented opposing sides before the County Commissioners, who deliberated the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Akron
Macc
Dlonia
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Hudson
Cleveland
Wee Hon
Myrant Filks
Pennsylvania
Pere
Trav While IC i9
B. A. Robinette
Orrat
Crors- She
Guinens
Wos
Alt. Nation
Rogers
Th. A. Robinette
Ted Poston
J.B. Carter
J. J. Kenlor
Geneva
Ranney
Fireman Jost Guilty Of Intoxication By City Commissioners
Fireman John Jost of No. 6 station found guilty of intoxication on June 19. City Commissioners ruled he lose all days off for six months and have no vacation this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jost
No. 6 Fire Station
Marriage Ceremony Conducted by Squire A Replin
A Saturday evening ceremony performed by Squire A Replin united Charhy Shit and Bien Kea in marriage. Deputy Probate Judge Pardee, from the home, facilitated the license process in May, but the couple declined to comment when approached by a reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire A. Replin
Pardee
Tie Home
Explosion at Wollrand camp injures Lafolett and others
A blast at William Wark's wollrand camp near Herd Lanes and Martha Chapman killed a baby and left two others in pieces while asleep. Investigators report dynamite cases missing from a contractor's store and suspect enemy placement under the house.
Big Shoot at Columbia Gun Club July Fourth
The Columbia Gun Club of Barber ton will hold a big shoot on July 4 with top prizes announced for the events. Prizes are on display at the jewelry store of Frank and Clommer.
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Columbia Gun Club
Barberton
Frank and Clommer
Big Ostrich Plays Football With Keeper At Wade Park
In Cleveland near Wade Park 209 late at night a large ostrich attacked keeper William Bowler after an inventory of injuries revealed three broken ribs an arm injuries and numerous cuts. The bird ignored calls to halt and began a football style kick roam injuring Bowler before attendants intervened.
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Cleveland
Tane
Big Bird
Bowler
Called Home After Prolonged Illness in Mountay
A person, previously at Mi Clemenn, was called home after several days due to health deterioration. Reports indicate their condition improved from a rough period last winter and a recent two weeks of better health before passing.
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Mi Clemenn
Disgrace of Being Whipped by Mother in Law Ends in Death
In El Paso on June 24 Juan Micaba, an Acoma Pueblo man living near Lae Crows Nat, killed a man after being whipped by his wife’s mother. The altercation, arising from familial abuse, led Micaba to seize a revolver and shoot. This reportedly marks the first death by self action in the Acoma community, with elders attributing the incident to schooling at a government school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
el Paso
Texas
Juan Micaba
Acoma Pueblo
Lae
Micaha
Acomo
Micaba
A Michigan Lawyer Recalls a Notorious Pardon Story
A Detroit Free Press reminiscence recalls a farmer accused of stealing sheep and convicted, later pardoned after a lawyer gathered family, friend, and juror support. The governor noted mistaken identity, and the lawyer proudly claims credit for rehabilitating an innocent man wrongfully convicte.
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Michigan
Caae
Barmel
Detroit
Many Local Residents Return From Travels and Visits
Local families report widened social ties as Dr Mark D Stevenson returns from an Eastern trip and Mrs A Horetey visits Wooster friends. Miss Gertrude Reed and Miss Ada Vill host travelers from Zanerville and North Howard St while Maud Parshall greets Titusville visitors. Numerous shifts of relatives and graduates fill the week with reunions and plans for weddings, commencements, and church services across Canton, Massillon, and Buchtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark D. Stevenson
A. Horetey
Wooster
Ohio
Gertrude Reed
Zanerville
Ada Vill
North Howard St
Maud Parshall
Titusville
W. Parshall
Pennsylvania
Helen Steiner
Notre Dame College
Cincinnati
Rity
Cora B. Strock
Niles
FB. Lipps
North Summit Sf
Canton
Miexes
Florence Kings
Ems
Ems Ma Ruth, of Massillon
B. Lipps
N. Summit
Mariaul
Gui's Mille
F. Ames
North Summit
Mir
F. B. Ames
Cooking hints from the Baltimore News
Tips on boiling apples in sweet cider to renew flavor and testing fat temperature with a potato. Advice on broiling with charcoal, browning meat for tenderness, and making soup for malformed? The prose ends with a dialogue about a man with seven daughters.
Ambitious Akron housing offer seeks buyers for two houses
South Akron builder advertises shade trees and five minute proximity to Webster Camp Lane with prices from 250 to 450. Payments easy and flexible, offering five Arbor homes for quick possession. Contact H Horner at 0% West Thornton. Lost paper finder offers rewards for return of a Papema Finder on Main and Exchange streets.
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Ubeat
Akron
New Webster
Camp & Lane
Eaay Payi
Walt
H. Horner
West Thornton
Main St
Exchange St
Greenwood
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Ramuel R. Huston
Central Savings Bank
Miniton
Curtin M
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Nettle M
Harry G. Miller
Mortage
John Halderman
Okoe Marrins
Gertride
Spafford
W. Spafford
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Etta Cook
Howard Look
Hey
Intoxs
Rebecca B. Snyder
David
Sydom
Cuyahoga
Harry Boyer
Rte
AL Collins
Plain Talk
Citizen
C. L. McMillen
Charles Mitchell
Jomee Mitzgerald
Frank McKenzie
Thomas Phillips
Andrew Vert
Ernest Siebert
Fred Harben
Fred Huber- Koxt
Almonener
PH. Hofman
Norton Girton
Charles Cooney
Kitchener
County Commissioners
Koplin
Big Ostrich
Wial
Mary
John
Bestop Journal
M. Friedman
Howard St
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