Teachers Freed in Wheeling Trial Over $1 to $10 Bill
Astor I. Diamond Barbour county teacher faced a federal case charged with raising a one dollar bill to a ten dollar denomination. The jury returned a verdict of freedom after fifteen minutes' deliberation. In Barnesville a line fence dispute led to gunfire as Albert Livezey was shot in the shoulder and Issacher Warfield was jailed. A gas heated towel rack is described as a luxury bath addition.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Barbour County
Barnesville
Albert Livezey
Issacher Warfield
China Civil War Sparks Modern Warfare Across Provinces
An analysis by J. D. Bush outlines the Chinese civil war as the republic faces its greatest outburst since 1912. Leaders Wu, Chang Tso-Lin, Sun Yat Sen, and Tian Chi Jui clash as Wu seizes central revenues, while Chang commands Manchuria and western allies fear external aggression.
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J. D. Bush
International News Service
New York
Mar
China
Republic
Canton River
Pu Fu
Chang Tso Lin
Chinese Republic
Chang
Mukden
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Tian Chi Jui
Yangtser
Sun
Tuan
Shantung
Tsao Kun
Chihli
Republican Army
Chang Haun
Anfa
Tuan Chihui
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Japan
Yuan Shi-Kai
Yuan
Rescue Of Imprisoned Daughter In Crestline Farm Shed
Irene Menges, 20, was rescued from an iron shed on her father's Crestline area farm after six years confinement. Sheriff Edward J. Knap penberger and Marshal Charles Crawford led the operation. Jacob P. Menges, the father, is held for investigation. The girl, in a gauze vest, has not spoken. the family cites mental incompetence and prior restriction.
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Bucyrus
Jacob P. Menges
Edward J. Knappenberger
Charles Crawford
Crestline
Irene Menges
Poison Traces Found in Test Show Arsenic Level
Cleveland May 6 Reports from city laboratories indicate chemical tests may reveal as much as one tenth grain of arsenic in the vital organs of a soldier who died a year ago and was exhumed this week under orders of County Prosecutor Edward C.
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Cleveland
Edward C
Prosectutor Says Widow Indicted on Murder Charge
Stanton states the county grand jury will indict a widow on a murder charge after arsenic was found in the dead man’s stomach. Tests aim to confirm if a sufficient quantity caused death. The widow, the victim’s fifth husband, previously held in the county jail on grand larceny charges. Nellie Hughes of Lakewood recalls losing a gold dollar pin over 25 years ago when Miss Nellie Whitney lived in Pittsfield.
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Stanton
Elyria
Nellie Hughes
Lakewood
Nellie Whitney
Pittsfield
E. Campbell
Public school savings reach national lead in deposits
Martins Ferry public schools report leading the nation among 24 states in the share of depositors in the school savings system. Superintendent Russell C. Maston says the data from a New York banking company installing thrift programs nationwide shows local students among top users.
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Martins. Ferry
Supt
Russell C. Maston
New York
Radio phone sounds compared to ash and grass
A literary simile equates cigarette ash on carpet to rocks, and grass seeds bursting to a man’s report heard via a new device called the radio phone, highlighting early radio terminology and sensory imagery.
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