Italian immigrant named in Kaber murder confession
ALO, N Y June 18 Italian Victorio Pisselli was named by Salvatore Cala of Cleveland as his accomplice in the 1919 murder of Daniel Kaber of Lakewood. Cala says Kaber hired Pisselli to kill his wife’s husband. Cala allegedly agreed to pay 5000 but was double crossed. Colavito, the midwife wife, allegedly proposed the plan to Cala. Authorities say Mrs Kaber asked Cala to act and they confronted the couple in the house.
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Jares
Kaber
Alo
N. Y
Victorio
Pisselli
Salvatore Cala
Cleveland
Ohio
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Calaly
Moore
W. Smith
Christensen
E. C. Stanton
Land
Ermina Colavito
Cala
100 Mile Guarantee Meet Sales Claim
The fragment mentions a guarantee event and sales terms including a price 51.00 and a vessel or item 3549 though details are garbled. It references customer experience and selling points but lacks clear entities or outcomes.
Jury Finds Ath Indictment in Buffalo Murder Case
True bill returned by a grand jury in Buffalo charging Salvatore Cala and Vitora Tifs with first degree murder in the Dan Kaber case. Indicted are Eva Katherine Kaber widow Marian McArdle Mary Brickel and Colavito. Trial delayed for defense prep time. confession reportedly tied to the crime.
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Weland
Truefre
Fabogaco Grand Jury
Salvatore Cala
Buffalo
Vitora Tifs
Dan Kaber
Eva Katherine
Ughter
Marian McArdle
Mary Brickel
Colavito
Bernon
McGannon Perjury Trial Delayed To Monday
Miss Mary E Neely will again take the stand Monday at the resumption of the perjury trial of William H McGannon former city court chief justice The panel also heard three witnesses including Miss Neely John Joyce and Patrolman Frank Brooks testify they saw him at the scene of the Kagy shooting east Ninth Street and Hamilton Ay McGannon had testified he was not there when the murder occurred
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Cleveland
Mary E. Neely
William H. McGannon
Allen
McGannon
Harold D. Kagy
East Ninth Street
Hamilton-ay
Miss Neely
John Joyce
Frank Brooks
Stillman To Testify In His Divorce Case
New York June 18 appearance of James A Stillman on the stand in his divorce action against Anne A Stillman is believed to conclude his case and open the way for Mrs Stillman's defense The date was moved for publicity reasons and he may testify after hearings resume June 28 Mrs Stillman's lawyers seek to strike Dr H L Russell osteopath testimony alleging Fred Beauvais was the father of Guy The doctor may be barred by privilege or professional information rules to be determined on resume of hearings
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New York
James A. Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
May Let Contract On Alliance Minervard
County commissioners said they will try to let the Alliance Minervard improvement contract this year. A large delegation urged speed, with over three miles left to pave. It is a state aid project and will be let by the state highway department. George L Bickafoose, resident engineer, is preparing the plans and surveyors are on the job.
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Al-lance-Minervard
State
George L. Bickafoose
Builders Ex convention set for Buffalo June 21
Snyder, a local contractor, announces the Anton Builders Exhibit at the National Builders Expo. The event will be held at a Buffalo hotel on June 21, with plans coordinated by the members of the Building committee for their annual gathering and outing.
Weather report fragment amid unclear text
Fragmentary weather item mentions temperature hints and breezy conditions with the word eighty eight possibly indicating 88 degrees. Readable parts suggest a brief regional forecast without clear location or time.
Lightning strikes Newark barn kills horse and poultry
During a heavy electrical storm in Newark, lightning hit Phillip Wickham's barn east of town. A horse and one hundred chickens were killed, and a fire consumed hay and grain. Loss is estimated at 5000 dollars, with partial insurance.
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Newark
Phillip Wickham
Here
Chemists oppose Volstead bill sections on liquor substitutes
The American Chemical Society attacked the supplemental Volstead prohibition bill in letters to the House Rules Committee, saying it threatens chemical industry and aims at medicines used as liquor substitutes. The Rules panel moved to deny a Rule to expedite the measure, while brewers urge keeping Palmer ruling beer sales and prohibition enforcement risks.
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Washington
Volstead
House
American Chemical Society
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Prohibition Commissioner
Palmer
Drys
Prohibition
Wheatfield Day Speakers to Address 6000 at Ohio Station
Wheatfield Day will be held at the Ohio Experiment Station in Wooster on Friday June 24 with speakers Henry Wallace secretary of agriculture Dr W O Thompson president of Ohio State University and L J Taber master of Ohio State. The program aims to show how new wheat varieties Gladden Portage Trumpbull and Ohio 127 yield 2 to 4 bushels more than earlier strains as farmers and visitors from about 6000 people are expected.
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Portage, Trumbull
Ohio 127
Government Surplus Seen After Fiscal Year Totals
Treasury figures show ordinary expenditures about 5.07 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, with income near 5.5 billion, indicating a slight surplus. Major outlays include railroads, war department, and navy. executive proper costs are minimal by comparison.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Econgress
Treasury
Melyon
War Department
Navy Department
White House
Interior Department
Madden
Illinois
House Appropriations Committee
British push to curb gun shipments to Ireland from U S
London officials seek U S action after seizure of 500 to 600 machine guns bound for Sinn Feiners. British note aims to bottle up gun running through US by sharing evidence with Washington. State department denies receiving such note.
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London
United States
Ireland
Linn Fenners
Washington
Hoboken
Scotland Yards
Atlantic
State Department
Great Britain
Split switch damages car in public square collision
A two car North Omaha Transit Limited train suffered a split switch Saturday morning, tearing a rear vestibule from the first car and causing damage as it misaligned on Second Street Southeast. The forward car deviated, sideswiping a car owned by E F Meter and causing minor damage with no injuries. A second local train incident at nearby Second Street occurred Friday evening when the rear car split a switch and jumped the track, narrowly avoiding a congested intersection.
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Second-st
E. F. Meter
Gambling raid nets 22 arrests at Courtay NW
Detectives Biffle Pilcher and Patrolman Davis raided a Courtay NW gambling house at midnight Friday. Twenty two men were arrested. many used fictitious names. John Smith and F C Martin charged with running the house. 40 others face gambling counts. Three large tables cards and paraphernalia seized.
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Courtay
Biffle
Pilcher
Davis
John Smith
F. C. Martin
Surface Water Case In Court In Greentown Fight
A Greentown dispute over surface water flow led to court action as Beaste Runion answered Katherine Souders suit and filed a cross petition claiming water follows nature and no artificial damage occurred. Souders allegedly dug a ditch. Runion says gravel pit endangers her home. Cross petition seeks 500 dollars. Attorney J H Robertson for defendant. Rent an Underwood special for students. Bell 113 Adv.
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Greentown
Prospect
Beaste Runion
Katherine Souders
U S Stands Firm In Panama Dispute
Washington states Panama has not persuaded the United States to change its stance on Panama accepting the White award in the Costa Rican boundary dispute. Hughes and Panama's foreign minister Garay neared conclusion. officials expect Panama's Porras government to comply with the award.
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Washington
Panama
State Department
Hughes
M. Garay
Porras
William Reads On Business Management While Wife Away
William spent the first evening of his wife's absence reading a new book on business management. When she returned, he was explaining the concepts to her in detail.
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William
Canton Legion 10 Entertain State Officers Sunday
Canton post prepares for northeastern district conference with John R. McQuige and Wugh kK Martin attending. A citywide drive to recruit 600 new members begins next Tuesday and Wednesday, led by T. B. Smith. Boxing bouts and vaudeville stunts follow a memorial for national commander F L W Galbraith Jr.
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American Legion
Canton Post
Waltnutav NE
John R. McQuige
Wugh Kk
Martin
Legion
Carl ™. Moore
Cleveland
Ohio Executive Committee
T. B. Smith
FL Ww. Galbraith, Jr
J. B. Dougherty
Canton Legionnaires
W. T H. Jewell
Margaret Av SW
Keith
Eddie Howard
Jack Wilson
Kaye" Stewart
Eddie Ray
Eddie Mullane
Mugersie Mullane
Kid" Roberts
Court Affirms 60000 Verdict for Zahner Metal Co
The US Court of Appeals in Cincinnati affirmed a $60,000 verdict in favor of Zahner Metal Sash and Door Co against Pennsylvania Railroad Co. The case arose from a fire at Zahner’s plant in Cleveland caused by sparks from a passing locomotive. Webber and Turner represented the plaintiff.
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Zahner Metal Sash & Door Co
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
United States Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Zahner
Webber & Turner
Road Improvement Waits On Congress
Columbus June 18 state highway commissioner Herrick says the 30 mile section of the three C4 highway in Wayne Knox Holmes and Ashland counties cannot be completed this year. Work on a large scale hinges on federal aid legislation passing Congress. The plan uses penitentiary prisoners for the improvement.
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Columbus
Wayne
Knox
Holmes
Ashland
Herrick
Congress
Miss Armour and Mitchell Jr to Wed in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Islita Armour daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ogden Armour and John J Mitchell Jr son of a Chicago bank president will wed in a simple afternoon ceremony at the Armour residence Long hall Mellody farm Lake Forest at 4 p m The wedding unites two vast fortunes and follows a childhood romance A lawn supper will follow and the couple plans a brief honeymoon at Armour summer camp Long Lake Michigan
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Chicago
Islita Armour
J Ogden Armour
John J. Mitchell, Jr
America
Armour Lake Forest
Mellody Farm
Armour
Long Lake
Mich
Goodyear Male Chorus Benefit at St Joseph's Church
A Goodyear Male Chorus benefit concert at St Joseph's new church to be held in the Auditorium on Wednesday June 22 1921. General admission 50 cents reserved section 1 ticket sales at Roth Hug Co Square Store.
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Goodyear
Eye
St Joseph's New Church
Roth & Hug Co
Square
Newark Lawyer Dies in City
Newark June 18 A Stasel 65 prominent attorney and Republican politician member of the draft board during the war and active in financial circles here died early today at his home in Newark.
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Newark
A. A Stasel
Draft Board
Norwegian cabinet resigns after confidence vote failure
London June 18. The Norwegian cabinet has resigned after failing to obtain a parliamentary vote of confidence. A disputed Christian statement adds to the political tension. Arthur's Leather Shop advertises genuine cowhide Boston bags priced from 1.75 to 3.50 in black or brown leather with sewed frames at 204 Market Av N Ady.
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London
Christan
Boston
Arthur's Leather Shop
N.—Ady
Starkey board cuts assistant county superintendents
In response to a new state bill, Starkey board of education reduces assistants from five to three, reemploying F. C. Nydegger Navarre W. Leese Alliance and L. J. Hoover West Brookfield as assistant county superintendents. They will operate independently of County Superintendent J. A. Smith. The board also creates a new school district including North Canton and adjacent areas.
Thirteen Year Old Girl Gets License to Wed Elsewhere
Probate court officials investigate alleged fraud after an Italian girl said to be 18 obtained a marriage license following Starkey court refusal. Officials learned she was claimed 15 by school records and that the license was later issued in another county to a girl described as 13.
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Probate Court
Starkey Court
Lcense
Artillerymen to compete in Camp Perry shoot
The First Field Artillery O. N. G. service battery will send a pistol team to Camp Perry from June 19 to 28 to take part in shooting events. Led by Second Lieutenant Frank J. Landers, the team includes Master Sergeant Bernard W. MarehAll, Staff Sergeant Frank J. Stebler, Sergeant Frank M. H. Osborne, Sergeant Robert G. Hoffman, Corporal Frank P. Nicholson, Lieutenant First Class Marty P. Brest, and Privates Charles V. Pratt and Raymond Matheson, with Captain Charles Hugland as range officer.
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First Field Artillery
Camp Perry
Frank J. Landers
Bernard W. Marehall
Frank J. Stebler
Frank MH. Osborne
Robert G. Hoffman
Frank P. Nicholson
Marty &. Brest
Charles V. Pratt
Raymond Matheson
Charles Hugland
Sneak Thieves Rob Newark Ticket Office
Newark June 18 sneak thieves stole the money tray and 25 from the Pennsylvania railway ticket office window with a wire hook while the agent was absent. They were later arrested and the money found under a stove in the depot. They gave names MH lL Pigman and Frank Lease, residence unknown.
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Newark
Pennsylvania Railway
MH Ll. Pigman
Frank Lease
Attendion Ted Men Meet to honor Louis Ralser
A notice calls for a gathering of the Attendion Ted Men at Nall Church Sunday afternoon to pay last respects to their deceased Brother Louis Ralser. The meeting aims to honor his memory and offer condolences to the family.
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Nall
Louis Ralser
Memorial services for Canton Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
All Canton Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are to meet at the Louisville temple at 7 30 Sunday evening for memorial services.
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All Canton Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Louisville Temple
Bust of Harding Unveiled Today in Niles Ohio
Vice President Calvin Coolidge praised President Warren G. Harding during the unveiling of a bust honoring Harding at the McKinley memorial in Niles. Secretary James J. Davis and Governor Harry S. Davis attended. Mrs. J D. Waddell unveiled the bust. Coolidge called Harding wiser than his critics and credited him with lifting national spirits and leading the country toward prosperity.
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Niles. C
William McKinley
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
President Harding
McKinley
James J. Davis
Harry S. Davis
J. Db. Waddell
Niles
President McKinley
Two Presidents as Coolidge Sees Them
Harding, described as a dutiful son and Christian gentleman, is praised for home maker traits and universal humanity. The piece recalls his public warmth at ball games, empathy at soldiers’ caskets, and guiding leadership that steadied a distraught nation.
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Coolidge
Harding Hle
Harding
McKinley
Monument to a Great Ohio Son Reflects on President Harding
The Vice President spoke at a Buffalo event honoring a Civil War hero, praising President Harding as a home maker and national symbol. He noted Harding’s Ohio roots, family virtues, Christian character, and the idea that nations advance or recede, urging service to America and the world.
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America
Ohio
Harding
White House
Harding Great
Plumbers Return from New Orleans Convention
Plumbers A. C. Eynon W. F. Grabosky F. W. Sponseller and A. W. Baum came back Friday from New Orleans where they attended the national convention of the Association of Master Plumbers held June 7 to 11. Eynon and Chabosky represented the state association while Mosers Sponseller and Haum represented the local Lakeview Hotel Meyers Lake Sunday chicken fish and steak dinners $1.25. Spiritualise Church of Christ Rev Cora Davis Sebring pastor spiritual healing Chas McCarney Messages by Sister Dunbar and Sebring services at 7:30 p.m. We teach and demonstrate truth Everybody welcome McCurdy Klock Eagle Hall Cor Walnut and E. TuseAdv
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A. C. Eynon
W. F. Grabosky
F. W. Sponseiler
A. W. Baum
New Orleans
The
Association of Master Plumbers
Messrs. Eynon and Chabosky
Mosers, Sponseller and Haum
Spiritualise
Church of Christ
Cora Davis-Sebring
Chas
McCarney
Dunbar
Sebring
McCurdy Klock
Eagle Hall
Cor. Walnut
E. Tuse
Adv
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Fred Galbraith
Emery
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Smith
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