Three Cincinnatians Die By Own Actions In Separate Ways
Three Cincinnatians ended their lives by different methods late yesterday. Frank Englert, 64, shot himself using a mirror to direct the bullet into his brain and left notes seeking disclosure of his condition. William Grethals Sr., 68, hanged himself in his attic amid fear of asylum confinement and warned his family he would be found there. Dennis Long, 49, a St. Francis hospital patient, jumped from a third floor window after eluding nurses.
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Frank Englert
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William Qgrethels, Sr
Dennia Long
St. Francis’ Hospital
Will Ask Speedy Trial for Wilks in Larceny Case
June 8. A speedy trial is sought for George W. Wilks a farm leader and Trust company official indicted for grand larceny in connection with the theft of 66000 from two customers Prosecutor Howard C Stanton said. Wilks held in $100000 bond after earlier increases. attorney A A Cartwright says the shortage was caused by helping friends and not gambling in stocks.
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George W. ‘Wilks
Farm Level and Trust Company
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Howard C. Stanton
Wilks
Wiles
Wilkes
A. A. Cartwright
Wilke
New York Woman Denies Mud Slinging in Divorce Suit
Stella Larrimore replies to allegations by Geraldine Farrar accusing her of misusing reputations. Larrimore vehemently denies protracted petting parties at Adonison apartments and Riverside Drive. Farrar withdraws charges, Larrimore says if Farrar lied she should be prosecuted.
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New York
Stella Larrimore
Lou Tellegen
Geraldine Farrar
Miss Larrimore
Miss Larrimore Sues For Defamation Damages
The actress files a $1,000,000 suit for defamation after retracting S. L. as co defendant in a Stillman case drama dispute. Her lawyers offer to pay costs and remove evidence, but she vows further action saying damaged reputation hurts show business and cites Flo Leeds and Mrs Leeda as comparison.
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Costa
Miss Larrimore
Flo Leeds
Stillman
Leeda
Lee Shubert
Enterers Suit Over Plane Won’t Fly in Akron
Jacob and Leo Rothstein of Steubenville sue Joe Esch for $800 paid for a first class flying machine that failed to rise and was wrecked in testing. Esch says it was sold as a second hand unit and would have operated properly with correct handling.
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Jacob
Leo Rothstein
Steubenville
Joe Esch
W. Center At
In Common Pleas
Scott Renfield
Rothsteins
Esch
Curb markets revived in St. Louis draw thrifty shoppers
Old curb market scenes return as six markets operate within a 50 mile radius. Women from all walks of life trade fresh greens at dawn enjoying low prices and brisk early activity. Markets span varied city areas and new loads arrive from country producers each morning.
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ST. Louis
Ashton prize oratorical contest at Akron University
The final Ashton prize oratorical contest of the school year will be held at Akron University today. Four junior contestants Paul E. Werner Ross A. Brown Pearl R. Vanica and Laurel F. Fletcher compete for 40 and 20 dollar prizes funded by the interest on a 3000 dollar fund left to Buchtel College by Rev. Oliver Co Ashton. Three contests are held yearly for seniors juniors and sophomores.
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Akron, CO
Municipal University of Akron
Paul E. Werner
Ross A. Brown
Pearl R. Vanica
Laurel FE. Fletcher
Kenton Board Maintains High School. Cuts Planned Elsewhere
The Kenton board of education faced a tight budget and chose to rehire all high school staff and fund full operation without curtailment. Lower grades will see cuts with half day sessions and two grade buildings closed. Grade teachers will handle two grades, and several positions will be dispensed with.
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Kenton
Kenton Board of Education
Eighteen Elyria Students Enter Temperance Essay Contest
Eighteen hundred Elyria school children submitted essays in a temperance crusade contest, reflecting widespread civic interest and school participation in the event.
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Elyria
Sleeping inventor's brain solves numerous problems
Spokane reports Jacob B. Aley a local inventor claims his brain solves problems while he sleeps. He says he gave issues to his brain during the day and woke with solutions. He cites a vending machine idea for iced beverage delivery and seeks sales rights for his patent voting machine concept.
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Spokane
Ige International News Service
Jacob B. Aley
Aley
Ohio State seniors earn top marks in names list
In Columbus June the names of 17 Ohio State University seniors are announced by the students for having received grade A in at least half their work and not less than C in their studies. Named are Harry Bowmay Chalfant Steubenville Joan A Me Clister Kenmore Ralph Money Youngstown Helen Drain Preetor Barlow William Segar Kenton and Joseph Weiss Dundee Tuscarawas county.
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Harry Bowmay Chalfant
Steubenville
Joan A. MeClister
Kenmore
Ralph Money
Youngstown
Helen Drain Preetor Barlow
William 8. Segar Kenton
Joseph I. Weiss
Dundee
Tuscarawas County
Veterans urge halt to boxing at Memorial Hall
In Lima on June 8 G A R veterans and allied patriotic groups urged county commissioners to ban boxing exhibitions at Memorial Hall. They cited a past boxing show before Decoration Day that disrupted Memorial Day exercises, prompting the resolution.
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Lima
G. A
Veterans and Allied Patriotic Societies
Memorial Hall
Holt
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