Raffles Near Death After July Injury Sparks Obsession Theory
A 19 year old named Boy Raffles lies at death in St Luke's hospital Virginia after a blast during a July Fourth dive. Physicians note a possible duel personality and burglary links while under a compulsive obsession. The case puzzles logists and relies on a blow countering the strange criminal urge.
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St. Luke's Hos Ely
Runyon
Emily
C. Runyon
Raffles
el. A. Mosley
Mad
Richmond
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Canton Markets Prices For Groceries And Meats
Canton Ohio July 8 1910 market notes list buying prices for groceries including creamery goods per dozen live fowl per dozen and various produce items. It also records Table Meat Market prices for lambs ham and beef cuts with per pound rates amid a general wholesale price snapshot.
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Canton
Chas. Ream
Ile
Poultry Market Report From Local Retailers
Fragmentary OCR shows poultry offerings including dressed fowl and eggs with scattered terms. Unable to extract full items, but indicates prices and products at local market stalls.
Canton Grain Markets Price Report
Dealers post prices for grain and hay in Canton listing per bushel and per ton figures. Prices include corn 98c, wheat 65c, oats 42c, hay 15 to 16 dollars per ton, straw 8 to 9 dollars per ton.
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Canton
Damol W
Rural Grain and Feed Prices From Local Market
Prices listed for corn shelled per bushel 85 cents oats per bushel 55 cents facked corn per bushel 1.30 shell per cwt 1.90 winter bran per ton 7. Corporate values show $30.00 for white midds per ton and $2.40 for timothy seed. Other items include oil meal price $2.00 and various seed and feed items with specific per unit costs.
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Drsroe
Ancy Clover Seed
Ancy Timothy Gees
Local Hay Prices Weigh In On Market
Local hay traders report prices for timothy hay at 18 cents per cwt and 18 dollars per ton as buyers seek steady supplies in a fluctuating market. Readable fragments indicate parities for timothy hay and a price point for per cwt and per ton.
Dairy and Parmyara Prices In Cleveland July 8 1910
Dairy items show butter creamery extras at 28 to 29 cents. prints 80 percent, first 28 percent, seconds 28 percent, fancy dairy 24 percent, and butter two cents. Cheese includes full cream York state 17 cents, Ohio 15 to 16 cents, Swiss No.1 23 to 24, No.2 22, brick 15 to 16. Eggs steady at 19 cents, poultry weak with chickens 15 to 16 cents, broilers 24 to 25 cents, spring ducks 5 to 8 percent, young geese 16 cents.
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Cleveland
York
Tate
Ohio
Ohio Republican Chief Outlines Fall Campaign Platform
Wade H. Ellis, chairman of the state Republican committee of Ohio, issued a statement detailing the platform the party will push to win support in the coming fall campaign.
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Wade H. Ellis
State Republican Committee of
Ohio
Republican Party
Real Estate Transfers in Canton and Allied Townships
A long list of property transfers records numerous deeds in Canton and surrounding areas. Transactions include Edith M. Snyder to Jos. M. Bergold on Canton lot 6544 for $1 and many others featuring names such as Chas. Weiner Lewis Jones, Emma Klingaman Julia Whippy, Celestia Kolp Paul Snyder, and John Higgins among buyers and sellers across Canton Alliance Massillon Sugar Creek and Garfield areas with prices ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars. The filings cover parcels including Lt. Nos. 6276 174 149 and various out lots and parcels in Canton Alliance Beach City New Berlin and surrounding townships.
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Edith M. Snyder
Jos. M. Bergold
Canton
Jos. Bergold
C. H. Spangler
Chas. Weiner
Lewis Jones
Beach City
Isaac Carmichael
Lenora Hollinger
Louis Sklorman
Bessie Wickstein
Chas. Black
Elijah Bloom
Luisa Shepard
Belle Bordner
Edmund Brant
Wm. Cook
Herbert J. Wright
Albert Bennett
Catherine Hartline
Edward Weiss
John Marquardt
Celesta C. Kolp
Emma Klingaman
Julia Whippy
Alliance
Garfield Laiblin
Ella Reed
Gustave Graf
Katherine Klein
Hettis Wise Long
Fred Haessly
Celestia Kolp
Paul Snyder
Conrad Schweitzer
Anna Conrad
George Hoot
Chas. E. Schilling
Catharine Reed
Geo. Dunlap
Hanna Brown
Henry Parkhill
Emma Gerber
Clifton Burns
Christian Schweisberger
United Steel Car Co
Mass. Elm Run Coal Co
Josephine Heinzer
Belinda Raff
Paul Sanford St
Highland Terrace
Sarah Kalleker
David Evans
Sugar Creek
Lindsey Stroup
Catherine Grimes
R. C. Barnum
J. H. Neuwirth
John Higgins
John A. Halter
Henry Wise
Simeon Repp
Mex Geiger
Oliver Transue
J. W. Peters
Chas. Myers
Martin Frank
Cora Siffert
Harrison Shanafelt
Wm. Foltz
Max Ge
John Dunbar
Mrs. Ballou
Effie Folk
Omaha Hubley
Herner Burkhart
Finley Fisher
James T. Miller
Amos Wenger
Massillon
A. Greenawalt
Lavina Wallace
R. Frank Wilson
Frank L. Koontz
Massilion
Aurora Elgin and Chicago Railroad Workers Strike New Contract
A three year wage scale contract was signed by employees and officials of the Aurora Elgin and Chicago Railroad Company. The agreement runs from June 1, 1919 to June 1, 1913 and provides wage increases, a revised working schedule, and general improvements in working conditions.
Classified Advertising Rates and Contact
Advertisement notice for five lines under 30 words in The Evening Times and Morning News. Three consecutive days cost 25 cents, six days cost 50 cents. Ads over five lines priced at 5 cents per line per three consecutive days. Telephoning ad placement to call number 10 is requested.
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Evening Times
Morning News
Each Morning Brings New Wings to Heaven
Poem excerpt by Walter Malone urges readers to seize each new day. It reflects on repentance and renewal, promising forgiveness for sins and guidance from stars. The verse emphasizes waking, fighting, and rising with sunrise as youth is renewed daily.
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Hell
Heaven
Walter Malone
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