Dickerson Murder Verdict Dominates Court Scene
Benjamin Dickerson was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Katherine Hughes. The unanimous verdict on the third count came on the first ballot after a lengthy trial, with sentencing to follow motions for arrest of judgment and a new trial. The case heads toward appeals and a possible long legal process.
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Clerk Hill
Benjamin Dickerson
Katherine Hughes
Common Pleas
Hamilton Browning
Browning
Roche
Tinica
Dickerson
Columbus
Circuit Court
Court of
the Times
The
Times
Weekly Times
Bea Dickeson
Kate Trughes
Eason
Glenn
Brovnlne
Ted Pagel
Gioatier
Simon Hughes
iTimes
Ben
Ken
Bin
Towers
Scholarship awarded by cultural society after April meeting
At the April meeting of the cultural Society, Obin Shire University received the society's annual scholarship named for a veterinary course. Changes were made in departments, including admission standards and classifications, with efforts to introduce American standards and new departmental arrangements.
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Eultural Society
Cir Vsawugilin O of
Warsaw
Obin Shire University
Berttenttare
Newcomers Town Seeks Enterprise Plant Consolidation
The Newcomers Town enterprise seeks to locate the Methodist Episcopal Board of Publication sewing plant, consolidating three large facilities across cities. The move aims to employ about RM people, with Cincinnati housing a pilot facility. Officials warn of health concerns from coal and cold epidemics and promote a herbal remedy. Local events include a trial for a Roscoe funeral coach driver, fined for reckless driving.
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Seweanterstawy
Methodist Episcopid Board of Publication
Ee Planet Wold
Bond Set On Charged Jas Ont Case In City Court
A young city girl charged Jas Ont with serious offenses and the bond was set at 500 dollars. Ont is to appear before Squire Wimmer on April 20.
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Jas, Ont
Squire Wimmer
China the Long-Lived Empire discussed by the Chautauquays
TheChEECee met at Mrs. K. Ke. Beach home for a Monday evening program. Miss Manil Moller read a transcript on the conversion of Chinese from our American perspective. Speakers discussed Chinese governance, foreign merchants, and trade with a focus on China’s long history and modern challenges.
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China
K. Ke
Cini
Pitre
Manil Moller
Caton
Mirtasset
Fo A Drummond
Reid
Ade Kdossen
Gunee
Ictiau
Arma
Harris
Lele Fangs
Klassen
Allie Groh Passes Away in Akron Community
Allie Groh died after a long illness in Akron. She lived in Corbettown, Norwest County, and was 3 years old at her death. She graduated from Mie 1 hits Hospital and married Y Ahe Jones, leaving four children, the youngest two weeks old, and a mother Elizabeth Groh of Akron. She is survived by four sisters Victoria Akron Anna Akron Clara Hacktol Cuyahoga Falls and Karmic Narason Glenville Cleveland, plus brothers John and Robert Groh.
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Norwdeh
Co Beetoy
Enol Wate Borg
Slartesy Lie
Toosas
Nerwieh i Fess
yAhe Jones
Jesshan
Elizibeth Groh
Akron
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Roscoe Man
Humane Society
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Roscoe
Oid
Smith
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Chattanooga
Beaty
Pyena Fee
Weradbertadty
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ANA
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Mthorpe Masur
Joseph Coffin
Petry Poley
Feley
Co. Anderson
Arderson
A. J. UE
M.D. Custer
Mttle
Kenner
Philadelphia
Margaret Ciester
Mibin Baxter
Phursdiy
O. A. Hull
Nellie
Alfred Nicholas
Cliries Carpenter
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M. Carpenter
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