Conger May Face a Court Martial in Philippines Case
Washington May 2 The President ordered the court martial of Maj Edwin I Glenn for involvement in the water cure during the Tybaro case trials. The trial will be held at Cibalogan Bamar May 12 with Gen Chaiseal as prosecutor. Lieut A K Conger Capt Palmer Lyn and others tied to Glenn are in the U S awaiting proceedings.
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Washington
Hoa
Maj
Edwin I. Glenn
Mith Trant Fy
Senate
Cibalogan
Bamar
War Department
Glenn iv
Rennie
Wieter
Maj. Glent
Philipines
Chaisea
Una
A. K. Conger
Palmer Ft
Lyn
Vountairs
Glenn
Presidente
Tybarea
Didge
Tioner
Mavis
Adrianhully
Foolish Ohio law quoted by prison chief on guard pay
Aaron Wagoner, chair of the Board of Managers at the Ohio Penitentiary, criticizes a new law restricting weekly hours, saying it forces overtime and costs the state. He notes guards preferred higher pay and expects a bill to repeal the law, restoring pay with a $75 monthly increase to $10,000 yearly in savings.
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Aaron Wagoner
Board of Managers
Ohio Tenitentiary
Ohio
Akron mayor opposes reform bill in Akron
Special correspondent reports Senator Terris stating Mayor Doyle opposes reform in Akron government. He says Akron Beacon Journal reflects Republican opposition and belief that the reform bill will not pass. The senator declined to discuss further how he obtained the information.
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Akron
Terris St
Doyle
NIH
Akon
Renator
Akron Beacon Journal
Dutpar
Five Acre Fish Pond Planned at Fairlawn
Mr A H Russell and Mr G W plan a five acre pond on their Fairlawn farm. The pond will cover about five acres and be one of the largest in Northern Ohio. A stone dam will control a stream running through the property and the pond will be stocked with bass and gills.
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A. H. Russell
G. W.y
Fairlawn
Ohio
Court opening chant evolves in old Ohio records
The article notes Court Mitt 8. W. Mitchell expanded the opening of court with new phrases. The archaic ceremonial line now includes longer versified phrases to begin proceedings, while maintaining the traditional blessing of the state and court.
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State of Ohio
Plans For Big New Factory In Barberton
Special Correspondent reports Barberton's new factory will be the Pittsburg Valve and Fittings company plant. Fonts to be installed within a week, work starts after railroad arrangements. Architect F. P. C. Weary of Akron engaged to prepare plans. The facility expected to employ 1,200 people within two years.
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Barberton
Wat ‘Ittsburg Valve & Fittings Company
Okie
Pallroads
FP. C. Weary
Akron
O. G. Barber
FIRES IN MANILA Will be Fought With Up-to-Date Equipment
New York reports Manila will receive firefighting gear including two steam fire engines hooks and ladders four hose carriages and electric apparatus. Supplies ship to the Philippines within ten days and may arrive by the fourth of the month. Hugh Bonner oversees preparation for drills in Manila.
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New York
Bow Fire Department
Manila
Hugh Bonner
Philippines
Ull
Mel Benver
Debates Highlight Longworth Bill and State Board Provisions
In Columbus on May 2 the House battled over the Longworth bill amid partisan dispute and dramatic roll calls. Provisions creating a State Board of Appraisers and Assessors with five year terms and salaries up to 250 dollars a month were outlined, while the Deficiency bill and redistricting discussions continued. The session concluded with adjournment efforts and further scheduling of the Painter bill.
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Columbus
Longsworth Board of Thevinn Dill
Cefieiency Appropriations
Uuke
Mont
Longworth
Cincinnati
Squire Hereick
Hamilton County
Thomas
Merxel
Moulvel
Wanal
Unclear fragmentary report on court action and tax measure
The text presents a damaged account mentioning Nippert payments to a court official and a general property tax bill. It references Mamillon county, Duke, and a 4 new method for the tax, but many words are garbled, leaving core facts ambiguous and names uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorerion Nippert
Mra
Mamillon
Nippert
Easlon
Toei
Wilk
Big Show 1 Tour Delays Exposition Funding Move
President David Th Prame of the Lonishing Tuteliase Maposition Or discusses a Senate consideration of a $148,000 appropriation for government and Indian exhibits plus building costs. The executive committee urges Congress to postpone action and support changing the exposition name from 190% to 104. Majority of directors favor postponement as telegraphs from the National commission urge delay.
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David Th Prame
Senate
Mohdy
National Commission
Congress
Carter
Executive Committee
Cartons
Messige
Elf
Howe
Carte
Barrows Speculated in Shortage Probe at Census Office
Disbursing Clerk H A Barrows faced investigation over alleged speculation in shortages. An inspector team led by Director Merriam reviewed his accounts totaling 87 400 credited to speculation. Barrows, who came to the Census office in March 180, resides in Berwyn Maryland with a wife and seven children.
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Washington
H. A. Barrown
Nieeffler
Teemury
Barrows Wan
Merriam
McCiuley
Honda
Barrows
Edward MecCanley
Berwyn
Maryland
Flower Thief Case Baffles Police Probe
Attorney W Oliver Wire reports a night theft spree by unknown suspects. A neighbor’s property was disturbed with water and a garden scene ransacked including a deed and garden items. Mr Chelanito Cane and Mr Wilke reported stolen yard belongings while officers vow full investigation into the alleged flower thefts and related losses.
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W. Oliver Wire
Verllag
Mr. Wise
No cattle paid in Denver market as shippers halt sales
Western markets see widespread hold on cattle as shippers refrain amid price fears from stock market raid. Chicago, Kansas City, and Denver are cited as centers where fewer cattle reach the markets, with a slow start expected next week and stock owners awaiting moves by commissions and trusts.
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Denver
Kamas City
Oninka
Chicaw
Esse
Unfortunate Tred Bunger Arrest Sparks Family Effort
Unfortunate Tred Bunger, a carpenter from Aching sf, was arrested and jailed after a Friday incident. Though a young man, his erratic actions have led relatives to monitor him, and efforts are underway to secure his release for treatment.
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Tred Bunger
Carpenter
Aching Sf
Stalger
Stone Farm Sold in Tallmadge to Sackett Family
The Stone farm in Tallmadge was sold by the Stone heirs to Mr. Frank H. Sackett for 1. The property has been rented since the 1801 tragedy. Sackett is a nephew of Deacon H. A. Sackett, whose firm bordered the Stone farm.
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Tallmadge
Frank H. Sackett
Sackett
Deacon H. A. Sackett
Knights Templar to Celebrate Assension Day in Ravenna
Akron Commandery No. 25 will visit Ravenna next Thursday for Assension Day. About 100 Knights from Akron, with a 25-piece Western band, will arrive by Brie train at 12. After a parade they attend services at the Congressional church, with a public reception afterward. A dinner, toast, and concert will close before returning to Beletala 8. Citizens urged to decorate and welcome the visitors.
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Akron
Knights Templar
Ravenna
Kaveona Republican Sys
Hey
Brie
Congres Puitional Church
Tousta
Beletala 8
Grand Jury Adjourns Over Illness of Member’s Wife
The grand jury has adjourned temporarily due to the wife of member My. W. WH Myers of Alton contracting typhoid fever and being in a serious condition. The panel expected a report by Friday afternoon or Saturday, but the adjournment moves the matter to next week.
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My. W. WH
Myers
Alton
JL Wak
Truck Breaks Judge Narrow Escape in City Incident
A railroad accident story describes a truck failing to stop near Cinciana. The vehicle struck a pie singer on the L and N line, derailing slightly but avoiding a serious wreck. Judge Grant was en route south and narrowly escaped injury as the car was halted.
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Grant
Cinciana
Matt
Loss of Wallet Reported in Barberton Incident
A resident near Lake Avenue in Barberton reported a wallet theft this week, with $150 in cash, an Indore check for $800, and a $50 deposit certificate. The checque was sent to First National Bank in Columbus, seeking prompt re-registration, but it is unclear if the check was honored by the Columbus bank.
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Barberton
al Cox
Lake Ave
New Laurels for Walter L Malis At Train Show
Walter L Malis earns fresh acclaim as new laurels follow his circus appearances each Tuesday. The troupe’s strong past reputation draws packed crowds at every performance, underscoring a season of continued success and rising popularity.
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Walter L. Malis Etreus
Neglected worker arrested for non support in Barberton
Joan Smith, a plasterer in Barberton, was reported by the marshal on Wednesday for neglecting to support his wife and child in Hiytin. He was arrested by Officer Colton on Thursday and will be taken back to Elyria.
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Barberton
Joan Smith
Smihs
Hiytin
Colton
Elyria
May Party by Young Ladies Missionary Society
The Young Ladies' Missionary society of the First Church of Christ hosts a May party Saturday evening at 7:30 at The Garfield High Street Young Women's Christian Association venue. Invitations extend to all city young women for a cordial gathering and enjoyable time.
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Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the First Church of Christ
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Garfield
One Bill Contemplates Vendor Licensing to Sell Goods
The Senate paused the Will amending a law requiring all vendor apparel sellers to obtain a license from the Secretary of State before advertising or conducting sales. The bill extends safeguards for regular merchants facing bankruptcy insolvency and aims to regulate sales of goods by mercant vendors.
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Columbus
Senate
Jumped to Death and Fatal Wrecks Reported
A fireman Witkin from Wheeling and Lake Erie died after a crash near Navarre while the engine struck a caboose. The incident occurred this morning amid foggy conditions. weather mentions rain and warmth.
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Ganton
Witkin
Wheeling & Lake Erle
Newbury
Navarre
Worning
Europing
Akron police arrest Charles Silver in Mansfield flight
Charles Silver, sought by Akron police on charges stemming from Sunday paper sales, was arrested in Mansfield. He fled with $17 after failing to remit sales proceeds. Archie Harmon, a news dealer, reported the escape and aided the pursuit. Omier Tinerler went to Mansfield Friday and will bring Silver back to Akron.
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Charles Silver
Akran
Archie Harmon
Mansfeld
Akron
Silver
Haron
Omier Tinerler
Manefeld Prlllay
Street Car Victims Recovering From Injuries
Doctors said Mira Frances Vernon and Clark W. Bolender were progressing as expected after being badly injured in a streetcar incident Thursday night. Both patients are under careful observation and show signs of steady improvement.
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Mira Frances Vernon
Clark W. Bolender
Hudson Youth Charged in Stolen Money Case
Hudson man Choe Chae, 18, alleges receipt of stolen funds tied to a theft from the Adan Express office. He claims a longstanding link with suspect Frank Fuller and describes frequent meetings at the station before grand jury testimony in county jail. A preliminary hearing is set in Mayor's Court, with prosecutors detailing charges of property theft and identity of other involved parties.
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Hever
Mt Thule
Puller
Vie
Adareere Co
Grand Jury
Adana Express
Kumpicions
Chow
Sabirday
Paii
Siew
Futler Hag
Hudson
Barberton Plans Free Delivery and House Numbering
Barberton to offer free delivery service with 9 start times discussed by council. Officials consider annual revenue target of 1000 and require well lit streets. A move to number houses will be reviewed at an early council meeting and aims to apply citywide soon.
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Barbarian
Tree Mall
Wits
Tims
Congressiai
Dirkie
Owen
ChevGund
Barberton Council
Empire works property offered for sale twice with no bids
J F Selberting & Co report the Empire works property offered for sale twice but attracted no bidders. The site includes a 425 foot frontage building once occupied by Jodie Rubber Company and now tied to Mr W H Carter as assignee. Reappraisal valued at 50000, sale postponed pending new appraisal.
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J. F. Selberting & Co
Old Empire Works
Lote
HL Carter
Carter
John Crisp
Goodhue
Tt Iq
Woes of House Cleaning at the Infirmary
The county infirmary workers intensify cleaning efforts as May heat begins. Inmates, staff, and trustees scrub floors, beat carpets, and endure sparse meals to keep both men and women from discomfort. Superintendent Biossey notes May days boost the effort. cleaning slated to finish Saturday.
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Pxetelie
Biossey
Circus Ticket Dissent at City Building Sparks Debate
City officials clash over circus ticket allocations as Walter J. Mann's show nears. Wilson, Tevin, and Trvin discuss how many tickets each person will receive, with ambiguity and tension rising in the process.
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Walter J. Mann
Cli
Wilson
Tevin
Diany
Trvin
Wey
Mr. Wilson
Damages and policy denial in Akron accident case
The Supreme Court affirmed the Chevit Court ruling reversing a Common Pleas judgment for damages to Wil A. Huston of Akron. Huston was injured when he slipped while boarding a moving train, crushing his left foot. The insurer policy excluded entering or leaving the train, so benefits were denied.
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Supreme Court
Chevit Court
Common Pleas
Wil A. Huston
Akron
Travolery
Tneiraner Co
Mc Feton
Virewit
Supreme Courte
Moving on Veer and Power of Steam Am Motive Power
Brief OCR fragment mentions moving parts of steam era motive power and references Ronveyaore and Weing, suggesting a note on early locomotive technology and steam engineering without clear event details. No specific persons, dates, or places clearly identifiable in the readable text.
Left Satchel Canvassers Duping Local Residents
Reported incident shows house to house canvassers offering furniture polish under the guise of security. An ally individual called on Afrin Win. B. Daugherty on West Hill Thursday and bought a fake item for 25 cents. Mrs Daugherty paid with a dollar and could not get change. The alleged security satchel proved worthless. canvassers fled before change could be provided.
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Afrin
B. Daugherty
West Hill
Mr. Daugherty
Mra Daugherty
Hla Sa Tele
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Beacon Journal
God Save the State of
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Nethet
New Jersey
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Hin
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Emrad
Board of Review
Logan County
Price
Min. Price
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Journ
Bill
Attorney Wise
Commission
Stone Farm
Akron Knights Templar
Vai
Wakmer
Mansfield
Hudson Young
Charles Chase
Frank Fuller
W. H. Carter
W. A. Huston
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Ronveyaore Weing
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