Spirit Bride Pleads Guilty to Cutting with Intent
P Stewart a HIAKES pleaded guilty before Judge Abe Monday afternoon to cutting with intent to kill and was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Mansfield reformatory. He will be taken away soon as papers are made out. An indictment charging him with murder of Ed Obliger and another with cutting to wound will be noticed. Prosecutor Snyder said the plea came as a surprise.
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Vercy Stewart
Abe
Mansfield Reformatory
Ed Obliger
Snyder
Ake
Sewert
Stewart
Oldiger
Bolender Drug Store
Alliance Officials Put Pressure On Release Of George Liberty
Alliance officials insist that Apostle P A George be released Monday unless evidence warrants continued detention. The case ties to the death of Amy Tanner and involves coroner Douds examining George s wife as part of a broader probe. Scientists in Columbus continue stomach content and uterine tissue tests, with poisons as a possible factor under review.
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P. A. George
Alliance City
Amy Tanner
France
Barnun
Douds
George
Columbus
Snyder
Bim
WY “Uty
Miss Tanner
Barnum
George Was Once Associated With “Rev.” Levi Lupton
Alliance
Lupton
Beloit
Wis
Harter
Italy Moves to Martial Law and War Mobilization
Rome reports that martial law will begin April 1 with the military taking control of telegraphs, telephones, and railways. After March 31, no information on navy or army movements may be transmitted. The royal decree covers until July 30 and will be extended. mobilization orders are expected imminently as Italy finalizes wartime steps.
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Rome
Italy
Weather Forecast And Church Events Advertised
Fair weather expected Tuesday with a slight warmup. precipitation low. The annual Easter sale at First Presbyterian Church includes a chicken supper for one dollar. church supper proceeds go to church funds. The Sweet Family Play and Grecian Drill by Fr A D girls at First Congregational Church on Tuesday March 20 at 8 pm admission one cent. De Angelis presents Health by the Year tonight at Grand Theatre.
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Fr. A. D
First Congregational Church
Chickens Roam City as Officials Prep Roaming Rules
Chickens are roaming from pens in search of worms. Worms thrive in new gardens and neighbors yards, with reports to police and city officials. Officials announce strict enforcement of ordinances restricting roaming fowl and address complaints of sidewalk excretions with instructed officers.
Meat Prices Change In Wholesale Chicken Calves Tariff
The wholesale price of spring and yearling chickens rose one cent to 16 cents per pound while calf prices fell one cent to 11 cents per pound. The changes occurred Monday and reflect market shifts in poultry and cattle pricing.
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Wuarstier held in New Berlin
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Wuarstier were held Monday at home of her parents in New Berlin and at the Reformed church in New Berlin at 10 a m. Burial was at Mt Zion cemetery.
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Minnie Wuarstier
New Berlin
the Reformed Church
Mt. Zion
Boyle Optical Co Ady z3tol ad line
Boyle Optical Co claims superior office facilities and right prices. Frederick Boyle, graduate of McCormick Optical College, advertises from Courtland area.
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Boyle Optical Co
Frederick Boyle
McCormick Optical College
Courtland
Drug addiction plea pushes for reform hospital care
Stark county judges and lawmakers push for Oberlin bill to create state insane hospitals for drug and alcohol addicts under treatment. Judge Krichbaum said many addicts are high in intellect and morality, driven by medical or other causes, and seek help as the cost of drugs rises. The measure aims to admit worthy individuals with good character for systematic treatment, despite objections about potential abuse by criminals.
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Stark Co
Krrchbaum
Rep. Oberlin
Senate
House
Krichbaum
Used Victor Talking Machine for sale at fixed price
Used Victor Talking machine in good condition with record cabinet offered at a weekly payment of $1. J. W. Brown Piano Co. corner Walnut and Second SE advertises. Overlands advertised as fast with a note by Jeff De Angelis in "Srealth by the Year." Grand today. Ad.
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Haines Bros
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Corner Walnuta
Second St
Victor
Walnutar and Secondst
Jeff de Angelis
Ady
Supreme Court urged to affirm dissolution of Harvester
Washington March 29 The Harvester Company a combination in trade and commerce controls harvesting machines and more and is accused of unduly restraining competition Attorney General Gregory asks the Supreme Court to affirm a Minnesota federal court decree dissolving International Harvester Co The brief cites price manipulation of binder twine monopolistic selling and brand division to curb rivals arguing a broader risk if such combines expand across industries.
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Washington
Harvester Company
Nct
Gregory
United States Supreme Court
Federal Court For
District of Minnesota
International Harvester Co
Combine
Trust
Canton board scouts sites for new ward school
Canton board of education members surveyed north end property near the corporation line to pick a site west of Cleveland av NW around 18th or 19th streets NW for a new ward school. Additional site views planned. bids on $250000 bonds to be opened at the Wednesday meeting. high premium sale anticipated with many inquiries and bids.
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Canton Board of Education
North End
Corporation Line
Ward
Cleveland Av
18Th
W. W. Clark Seeks New Trial In Auto Wreck Suit
W. W. Clark has filed a motion for a new trial in his suit against the N.O. T. A jury Friday refused him damages for the wrecking of his automobile.
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W. W. Clark
Double Attacks Begin at Turkish Capital Gateways
Anglo French and Russian forces launch double attacks aimed at the Turkish capital. The effort targets both gateways, signaling a coordinated offensive as the crisis escalates and military presence tightens around key strategic points.
Dardanelles bombardment continues as fleet shells Turkish forts
On Sunday the Anglo-French fleet renewed a general bombardment of Turkish forts at the Dardanelles. Heavy shells rained for over five hours from ships anchored in the Gulf of Saros and at the straits entrances. Minesweepers had penetrated Kilid Bahr, and reports from Tenedos detailed the violent cannonade lasting into noon with a lull before a renewed barrage.
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London
Dardanelles
International
Narrows
Gulf of Saros
Gallipolis
Kilid Bahr
Tenedos
Saros
Hope Abandoned For Sunken U S Submarine F-4
In Honolulu on March 29 fears grew that the submarine F-4 would not be raised from the Pacific ocean floor where 24 sailors lie entombed. Relatives questioned officials after reports of repeated locate and raising efforts, blaming naval delays for the tragedy and likely seeking an official inquiry.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Tesla
Probablo
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Harvester Combine
U. S. Attorney General
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Harvester Trust
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England
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Eileen Emma
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Austria
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