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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
2
The ad touts ZEMO as a germ killing liquid that removes unsightly eruptions and pimples. It claims ZEMO can cure skin and scalp diseases including eczema and dandruff, urging readers to buy at a local druggist.
Old sweetheart Bridewell is accused in a divorce suit filed in Fort Worth by a husband who learned of an affair with Bridewell's wife. A hotel confrontation in Boston allegedly exposed the affair. The detective traced the pair to a Boston hotel. Bridewell reportedly confessed, the wife reconciled, and the case moved toward legal action.
Detroit residents react to the slaying of William dAngelo as James dAngelo confesses accidental shooting. The mother An thony dAngelo rejects guilt and demands justice while the father seeks harsh punishment, both visiting James in his cell.
Speaker of the House Joe Cannon and his chauffeur faced police action after a fast Germantown Avenue drive from a Republican meeting to Germantown Town Hall. Officers halted the car, citing danger to pedestrians as onlookers stared.
A paraphrased remark attributed to a political figure closes a campaign moment as the speaker mutters a disparaging term toward Stuart and the Republican party, ending the exchange abruptly.
Warranty deeds recorded up to noon include Edwin R. Perkins trustee to H Stella Lewandowski land in Torain 425 dollars. Perkins trustee to Johny Lewandowski land in Lorain 425 dollars. Citizens Banking Co to Frank Miuple land in Black River township 500 dollars. Sheffield Land Co to A Rosenberg and in Lorain 300 dollars. Clayton Chayman trustee to N Crowell land in Elyria 65 dollars. David G Probert to James M Kelley land in Oberlin 1800 dollars. Colin Trexler to Fred A Koogle land in Lorain 2700 dollars. Best for results DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills praised. Sold by all druggists.
South Bend Indiana reports street cars running behind schedule as thick autumn leaves hinder braking on city streets. Early frosts this year cause leaves to fall sooner and clog tracks, forcing motormen to slow and occasionally collide as two Chapin Street line cars clipped together due to reduced stopping distance.
Benton police report a man shot and killed Elijah Murray yesterday. Lestie Miller, 11 years old in unclear wording, allegedly refused to surrender and claimed Murray poisoned his sweetheart against him. Miller is quoted as saying Murray is better dead than alive. Authorities continue with the investigation and arrest details.
New York Oct 1 After an all night search for Helen Cobb twelve years old she was found by her father locked in an ice box in the basement of their home on Freeman street. Patrick Cobb saved her as she hid to buy kerosene oil. The girl explained she sneaked into the cellar to hide and could not open the door.
The Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution held their state conference in Marietta with Mrs. James B. Botford as president. EO. Rani spoke on Racial Conquest the Northwest, and Mrs. O J Hodge of Cleveland discussed immigration and work with foreigners. Thirty eight societies attended.
An odd prewar newspaper piece claims an apple cure ends alcohol craving. A Chicago scientist allegedly proved apples suppress desire, prompting caution about prescribing divorce as couples chase misused remedies. The article portrays wives forcing apples on husbands and public chatter over its efficacy.
The mayor bans street bands to prevent crowds and sidewalk blockades. Police Chief Nugent is dismissed without public charges. Citizens wonder about links to a singing barrel kept in the police office and potential connections to the removal.
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