Trail murder suspect to Ripley New York
Chief Pavik and Olscar More itt pursued Penny alias Cramer over a double murder case near Wimira, with a photograph circulated and fourteen regional residents identified the suspect. Ripley authorities had earlier learned of the suspect’s movements toward the Syore and French Crook areas.
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Olscar
Penny
Cramer
Iimira
Rowsiail
Jow
Puirnait
Han
Syore
Shurderer
Chiat
Ripley
Wimira Dowble
Offi
Philathena Society Dinner at Beely Home
The Philathea Society of the Baptist Church entertained husbands and friends at a dinner last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Beely on North Center Street. About thirty five attended the dinner served at seven after a regular business meeting earlier in the afternoon.
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Pillatha Society of the Baptist Church
C.C. Beely
North Center Street
Students Visit Washington Aboard Capitol Trip
In a dated dispatch from Washington D C the school party reports a pleasant journey through the Capitol Navy Yard and National Museum with stops at the Hot Springs Gardens Lincoln Museum and the Zoo They schedule White House tours and brief stays in New York and Philadelphia Arch ie Lyons secured letters for entry though some sites were unavailable Provident letter access and treasury vault glimpses included a peek at 410000000 deposited therein
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Burdette Howard
Washington, D.C
Capitol
Navy Yar
New
Fire destroys plant as smoke overcomes firemen
Philadelphia April 7 fire wrecked the Gol umbis Cold Storage Company plant driving Pitleen famion from tar residences. The blaze, aided by rapid spread, burned over two hours before control. Loss estimated at 200000. Several firemen overcome by smoke.
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Philadelphia
Pitleen Famion
Kmoke
Golumbis Cold Storage Company
Two Vessels in Distress Off Coast Reported Arrest in Blackmail Case
Corry residents were surprised by a Cleveland paper's note from Conneaut Ohio stating Ray Middaugh 27 of Albion Pa was arrested by postal inspectors as the alleged author of blackmail letters to Mrs Minnie Welser of Corry. The letters demanded $200 or damaging disclosures. Edward Witzgerald of Corry, previously arrested, provided the information leading to Middaugh’s arrest. Middaugh was taken to Cleveland for processing.
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Corry
Cleveland
Conneaut, O
Itty
Ray G. Middaugh
Albion
Conneaut
Ohio
Ray GoMiddaugh
Tate
Minnie Welser
United States
Middaugh
Conneaut Polles
Post Office
Impector Pate
Youngstown
Two ships in distress off North Carolina coast reported
Off the North Carolina coast two motor schooners are sighted in distress reporting signals. Rescue craft are hampered by rough seas and high winds delaying assistance. The vessels' identities remain unconfirmed.
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Unico Pines
Warnington
D.C Ariz
Caroline
Naya Boon
Rishing
Warn Js
Genela
Willard Leaves Scene of Victory for Vaudeville Tour
United Press reports Jess Willard sailed from Havanna with a large entourage bound for Key West then Jacksonville for vaudeville appearances. He will also perform in New Orleans and New York while Willard and Johnson camps face collectors over disputed sums. A tax company halted a $600 claim against Johnson, which he denied knowledge of, and promoters settled disputes personally to avoid a tainted deal in Havana.
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United Press
Havinna
Jess Willard
Key West
Jacksonville
New Orleans
New York
Willard
Johnson
Hayanam
French Drive Gains On German Wedge Near Verdun
United Press reports increasing momentum in the French drive between the Meuse and Movelle rivers as Belgian forces near the coast press the German wedge. French gains near Bléville fifteen miles northeast of Verdun relieve pressure on French lines. The optimistic dispatch notes progress on multiple fronts and highlights Belgian advances along the Yser.
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United Press
Paris
Movelle Rivera
Yser
Blains
Milles
Verdun
Pace Abba
Local boxing exhibitions eyed in city plans
Local men plan boxing matches in about two weeks under new law legalizing contests. Two to three local organizers back the venture with noted regional pugilists rumored to appear in preliminaries. No betting will be allowed and bouts will follow strict rules aiming for clean competition. Interference with the tentative program is not known.
British Cabinet Debates Prohibition Paths in London
London April 7 The British Cabinet holds a long session on prohibition with ministers wavering over Lloyd George’s demand for a total liquor ban. Liquor interests seek a hundred‑percent policy, while it is considered likely the cabinet will permit continued sale of light wines and beer but prohibit further traffic in distilled liquors.
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Ree
London
Britteh
Lloyd Georg
Villa Is Cornered by Carranza in Mexican Conflict
United Press reports from Washington April that thirty thousand terrain troops commanded and occupying strong positions surround General Villa near Irapaile with twelve thousand Villa forces nearby. Diplomats believe a major battle of the Mexican revolution is imminent as the state department releases updated advices.
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United Prove
Washington, D. C
Poalti
Taao Department
Villa
Ini
Irapaile
State Department
Stranger Using Fake Board Game Deceives Local Families
A young looking man posing as an insurance agent or collector has been targeting residents in several local families over the past week or two. He visits homes in the evenings offering meals and lodging in advance, then disappears after taking meals without paying. The fraud reportedly began in Columbus and has continued in Corry, with attempts in the First and Third wards where at least one household refused him.
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Columbus
Corry
Norwegian Demands on Germany and War News Summary
Norway formal demands $70,000 over the torpedoing of the steamer Hollridge after Germany warned British ships. London reports confirm the vessel damaged off Folkestone. crew landed safely. Meanwhile Russia expands in Hungary and Bukovina, claiming 60,000 prisoners so far. In the frontier, Russians seize field artillery and capture towns near Kostok Pass, while Austrians plan another push in Transylvania as German forces face setbacks.
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Hollridge
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Thames
Folkestone
Hungary
Bukowina
Campai¢N
Balt- Brodin
Kostok
Berlin
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