Jury Panel Hopes to Hinge Orpet Trial in May Court
In Opeika Lake County, a panel of 100 citizens gathered before Judge Donnelly as the Orpet murder trial enters its fifth day. Only three jurors are deemed acceptable, with 31 of panel three still to be examined, raising doubt about a two week pace. Women across states send sympathy letters to Orpet, while threats reach State's Attorney Cady as crowds иncrease around the Waukegan courtroom.
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Okegan
Lake-co
Donnelly
Marian Lambert
Lake
Marian
Quittal
Orpet
Atty. Cady
Waukegan
Wounded WWI Nurses Recall Wimereux Hospital Courage
Miss Elsie Graves of West Roxbury, just back from Wimereux France, describes the Second and First Nurse units. She recalls shrapnel injuries and the grit of Tommies, noting cheerful resilience, mutual aid, and grim tales told by the wounded as they awaited care.
Auto accident fatal near Stonation details scarce
A May 19 report cites a fatal auto crash with one man, one woman dead. Kesebrough of Bristol Rhode Island was trapped under his vehicle after it left the road at a gannett bay. A second collision in Bos Sets left Mrs. Delia Lee with a severe head injury.
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Ston
Sion
Ss. F . Kesebrough
Wsizner
Bristol
R. I
Bos- Sets
Delia Lee
Fletcher Is Relieved of Atlantic Fleet Command
Secretary of the Navy Daniel announced Admiral Frank F Fletcher will retire as commander of the Atlantic fleet on June 19. Vice Admiral Henry T Mayo will succeed him, famed for demanding Mexican troops salute the U S flag at Tampico. Fletcher will receive a shore assignment later.
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Washington
Daniels
Frank F. Fletcher
Atlantic
Henry T. Mayo
Tampico
U. S
Fletcher
Mayo
D. W. Coffman
Atlantic Fleet
Biceps Before Brains Dean Warns Coeds At Banquet
Mary Ross Potter dean of women urged Northwestern coeds to pursue athletics over romance. She told the banquet crowd that girls should favor athletic activity and female friendships to gain grace and poise, insisting no campus partner should be chosen without shared athletic interests.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Mary Ross Potter
Woman's Athletic Association
Dean Potter
Naval committee backs battle cruisers and submarines plan
Washington May 19 The house naval affairs committee abandoned the five year naval building program calling for two dreadnoughts and two battle cruisers annually and tentatively agreed to recommend beginning construction within a year of five battle cruisers and 20 submarines but no dreadnoughts.
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Washington
House Naval Affairs Committee
Stark County Farm Bureau to Discuss Farm Agent
The Stark County Farm Bureau executive committee will meet Saturday at 1 pm at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss a farm agent. None of the three men offered by the state university has been accepted. Secretary H. P. Thomas said more candidates will be interviewed before a selection is made.
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Stark Ce Farm Bureau Association
Chamber of Commerce
The
State University
H. P. Thomas
Man Involved in Wire Tap Scam Loses $4000
In Indianapolis on May 19 Alexander Lowe of Marion Ohio waited at a hotel for two strangers who vanished with his $4000. He said he was involved in a wire tapping scheme and had bet the money on a horse race. the strangers supposedly went to Chicago for more funds while detectives investigate the case.
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Indianapolis
Alexander Lowe
Marion, O
Chicago
Lynch Fate Hangs On London Plea For Delay In Execution
Jeremiah C. Lynch an American citizen sentenced to death by a field court martial in Ireland may escape the execution. U S officials await London word while President Wilson seeks a delay for further investigation. Senator O Gorman pressed the White House to act as Lynch’s fate hangs on British authorities decision.
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London
Jeremiah €. Lynch
International
Lynch
Aete
Washington
State Department
White House
Jeremiah C. Lynch
New York
Wilson
Polk
Ambassador Page
Senator O'Gorman
Tumulty
Hear Talk On Chain Stores At Adcraft Meeting
W B Simmons of Chicago told Adcraft Club members at the Courtland hotel that cooperative buying and chain stores threaten independent salesmen. He noted retailers in the midwest form groups to buy direct from manufacturers at a ten percent discount, avoiding salesman expenses. Simmons cited central management of chains like United Cigar Stores as an example of what harms small shops.
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W. B. Simmons
Chicago
Adcraft Club
Courtland Hotel
Simmons
Middle West
United Cigar Stores
Twelve Beauties to Lead Parade Amid Suffrage Rally
Chicago May 19 plans for a great suffrage parade during the Women's Party convention in early June announced. Twelve beautiful women in snowy white will lead the procession representing the 12 suffrage states. Forty thousand women expected. Behind them 36 grey-dressed women with a black paper mache ball and chain to symbolize the 36 states denying women the vote.
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Chicago
Women’s Party
Daughters Ordered to Return Farm to Silas Waller
Judee Day ruled Wednesday afternoon that the three daughters of Silas P. Waller must turn over the farm held in trust for him. Waller had bought the property years ago and had the deed placed in his daughters names due to travel. One daughter refused to sign a deed transferring ownership back to him.
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Tarm
Silas P. Waller
Judee
Waller
Mercy Hospital Named Beneficiary in Kenny Will
Mercy hospital is named as a beneficiary in the will of the late Mary A. Kenny who died months ago at Summitville, with word coming from Lisbon confirming the bequest.
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Mercy Hospital
Mary A. Kenny
Summitville
Lisbon
Judgment Awarded in A K Lotz Case for 419 15
A K Lotz received judgment against Peter Haubert for 419.15 on a note in common pleas court Thursday.
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A. K. Lotz
Peter Haubert
Common Pleas Court
Indians Praise Brave Apache Scout After Battle
In the Ojo Azules action last Friday Major Howze’s command killed fifty five Villa bandits. Apache scout Sergeant Chicken, among the oldest in his group, fought with bravery and pistols at close range. He arrived at Field Headquarters May 18 and said quotes about the fight but refused to disclose further details.
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Columbus
N. M
Howze
Chicken
Killing of American Soldier Sparks Suspicion in Washington
Washington officials question Mexican assurances of cooperation after the shooting of Sergeant Harry Furman by Mexican customs guards at Juarez. Pending consular reports will inform on American protection and actions against Villa and his followers.
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Washington
Harry Furman
Juarez
Mexico
War Department
Furman
Fl Paso
State Department
Villa
Verdun Battle Positions Vary in renewed fighting
Paris reports the German army admitted capturing a position on hill No 287 northwest of Verdun as they pressed a three mile front toward Avecourt and hill 8304. Forty thousand fresh troops supported the crown prince in attacks west of the Meuse, while French defenses held despite heavy bombardment and desperate combat.
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Paris
Verdun
French War Office
Avecourt
Avocourt Wood
Meuse
Canton Man Ed Clutz Arrested for Burglary
Detectives Fromm and Herdlicka arrested Ed Clutz alias Grinny in a Canton saloon on burglary charges ending a three week chase. He is linked to the Walters Hardware Store robbery at 823 Market Ave 8. Police report a prior record and a second suspect was arrested Wednesday by Chief Detective Swope. Clutz yielded four razors and $4 in his pockets. Chief C N Riblet called the capture important.
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Ed Clutz
Grinny
Canton
Fromm and
Herdlicka
Clutz
Walters
Market Av
Swope
Estate of Christina A. Harter Valued At 58705.95
The estate is valued at $58,705.95 in an inventory and appraisement filed Thursday. Securities total $30,997.10 and real estate amounts to $25,000.
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Christina A. Harter
Lamb with Five Legs Draws Attention at Farm
A lamb born at Thomas Price's farm near Marysville is attracting notice due to its unusual anatomy with five legs and six feet, puzzling neighbors and farm workers.
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Thomas Price
Marysville
Government agents find wireless plant and guns on border
El Paso May 19. Justice Department agents search along the New Mexico border for a vast smuggling plot tied to Mexican consuls. A raid at Douglas, Arizona uncovered a complete wireless plant ten rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition as Stone leads the hunt amid border tensions and Carranza era unrest.
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EL Paso
U.S. Department of Justice
New Mexico
H. E B. Stone
Hero
Department of Justice
Stone
Douglas
Ariz
Agent Stone
St. Elies
Mexico
Carranza
Piedras Negras
Guadalajara
Aguas Calientes
Psychology urged by Crile at Ohio Medical convention
Ohio doctors heard Dre Sawyer and George R Crile urge using psychology over medicine for breakdown cases and goiter treatment. They linked goiters to worry and financial stress and stressed calming the patient, noting fear of surgery has caused deaths and that Lakeside tests patients for weeks to gauge surgical readiness.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dre
Pr. J. Sawyer
George R. Crile
Crile
Lakeside
Railroad Head Quits Union Pacific In Omaha
President A J Mohier of the Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line railroads resigns effective July 1. Announcement made in Omaha Nebraska with the resignation taking effect on the stated date.
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Omaha
Neb
A. J. Mohier
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Simons Sentenced in Barberton Bottle Assault Case
Andy Simons of Barberton was sentenced to the Canton Work House to serve 60 days and pay $10 fine plus costs after being charged with striking Mel Woolford over the head with a beer bottle.
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Andy Simons
Barberton
Canton
Simons
Mel Woolford
Osnaburg Mail Service Unchanged by Post Office
Word from the post office department states there will be no changes in Osnaburg mail service. Routes 1 and 2 will remain the same, according to Postmaster Liebtag.
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Osnaburg
Post Office Department
Liebtag
Employ Daily News Want Ads to Do Your Selling
Classified notice urges readers to use the Daily News want ads for selling items. Emphasizes easy place to reach buyers and quick turnover. Includes brief call to action for readers to place ads.
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Daily News
Men Who Will Talk Terms When Peace Is Declared
Three famous diplomats are tentatively chosen to head peace delegations at The Hague. Lord Charles Hardings, Leon Bourgeois, and Prince Bernhard Von Buelow are named, with all holding high offices in their respective governments.
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The
Hague
Lord Charles Hardings
India
Russia
Leon Bourgeois
Prince Bernhard von Buelow
Germany
Amor
Italy
Fire destroys nine buildings at T. F. White plant in New York
Fire swept the fertilizer plant of the T. F. White Mfg. Co. on Barren Island in Jamaica Bay early today destroying nine buildings and causing a $300,000 loss. Odors from the plant had long drawn complaints from Brooklyn residents.
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New York
T. F. White Mfg. Co
Barren Island
Jamaica Bay
Brooklyn
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