Stolen Lad Recovered After Kidnappers Pay Ransom
James P. Whitla paid $10,000 to secure his son Willie Whitla’s safe return from Sharon Pennsylvania to Cleveland Ohio. The boy traveled with a kidnapper known as Mr Jones, rode a streetcar, and was reunited with his father in the Hollenden hotel lobby amid cheers. Willie described travels including Warren Newcastle Ashtabula and a hospital like building while in the kidnapper’s hands.
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Sharon
Hollenden
G.W. Ramsey
Ed Mahoney
Lad
Willie
Warren
Newcastle
Ashtabula
Whitla
Ile
Cleveland
Hinilenden Hotel
Hollenden Hotel
Mr. Jones
Jones
Edward Mahoney
Mahoney
Willie Whitla
Ramsey
Charlie Ross
Whitla, Sr
Mast Ind
Métley
Perkins
Secret Service
Weak stomach weakness links in life chain
The article discusses how each organ in the body forms a chain, with the stomach liver and lungs as potential weak links. It argues that nutritional deficiency from digestion issues causes disease, and claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discover cures stomach weakness and remote organ diseases with digestive correction.
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Pierce
Whitla Reunites with Kidnapped Son in Cleveland
J P Whitla called his wife from Cleveland to report his kidnapped son Willie was safe. Mrs Whitla kept her composure and did not collapse, showing remarkable self-control after the long ordeal.
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Sharon
J. P. Whitla
Cleveland
Willie
Suspect Held in Whitla Kidnapping Case
Joseph Weiss of Youngstown was detained by police amid suspicions tied to the Willie Whitla kidnapping. Police say no formal charge yet but offer Weiss a chance to clear up suspicious circumstances. Sharon janitor W. C. Sloss identifies potential match with the kidnaping case.
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Youngstown, O
Joseph Weiss
Idora
Whitla
McNicholas
Youngstown
W. C. Sloss
Sharon Schoolhouse
Willie Whitla
Reward Offered for Whitla Kidnappers in Harrisburg
The senate unanimously adopted a concurrent resolution offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the kidnappers of Willie Whitla. In Washington the president announced the nomination of Henry A. Wise as United States district attorney for the southern district of New York to succeed Henry L. Stimson.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Willie Whitla
Wise
Stimson
Washington
Henry A. Wise
United States
Southern District
New York
Henry L. Stimson
Moran Secures Victory in 17 Round Bout
Owen Moran of Wingland defeats Tommy Murphy of New York by decision after a 17 round match at the Armory Athletic Association venue in Boston.
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Moran
Boston
Owen Moran
Wingland
Tommy Murphy
New York
Armory Athletic Associaton
Home Conditions Cited As Cause Of Student Dullness
Dr. Philip Zenner of Cincinnati reports at a board of education meeting that poor home conditions largely cause school backwardness more than physical defects. The study covers 130 First Intermediate backward children, 40 boys at Findlay Street’s Boys’ Special school, and 70 fifth graders at Sherman school. Volunteers, including top Cincinnati physicians, conducted exams and arranged free treatment for those unable to pay.
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Philip Zenner
Cincinnati
Queen City
Henry Zenner
Thens
Board of Education
Board of Health of
Zenner
Findlay Street
Sherman School
Sherman
Physical defects in Cincinnati school children prompt medical inspection
Examination of 271 children across Cincinnati schools shows high rates of defects in adenoids tonsils teeth and vision with many needing treatment yet only a fraction receive it. The report urges systematic school medical inspections and trained physicians to reduce backwardness and poverty by improving health and schooling.
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Cincinnati Health Department
Cincinnati
Community notices and personal updates in Stewart area
Meric Copeland accepts traveling salesman post with Twilt and Company. Mrs Lowella Hay and children visit Mrs Carl Hayes in Columbus and Mrs Del Pvener and daughter visit Nelsonville. A baby boy born February 27 to Mr and Mrs A L Cole. Mrs M Plumly returns from Chillicothe. Anna Stewart of Athens visits sister Mrs M i Evers. Guy Dean returns from Columbus, travels to Iowa. Amelia Bennett of Fairmont W Va rents farm to Kyle. Howard Busch among recent teachers exam successes.
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Meric Copeland
Twilt and Company
Lowella Hay
Columbus
Iowa
Margaret Davis Fe Ui
Foster
Chillicothe
Kasson Dean
Bennett Farm
Coleman Farm
Amelia Bennett
Fairmont
W. Va
Kyle
Howard Busch
Lane's Family Medicine Promises Strength for Women
An advertisement asserts Lane's Family Medicine restores health to women suffering headaches and sideaches, urging understanding from family and presenting the herb tonic as a simple remedy. Sold by druggists and dealers.
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Lane
Early wire hairpin innovation in England cited
The record notes the first wire hairpin was made in 1345 in England, replacing earlier wooden skewers used prior to that period.
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England
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