Double tragedy shocks town as boy shot by rival
John Hynes, 13, dies after being shot in yard by Clarence Wolstenhalm and Charles Wolstenhelm of 8 South Eighth street. Det Stricker arrests suspect. coroner and funeral set for Saturday. The incident follows a dispute between families in the morning hours. witnesses say no enmity existed between the youths.
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Hieflabert
John Pfynes
Michael J. Ilynes
Clarence Wolsteniwlm
Charles A. Wolstenheli
South Eighth Street
Wedness
N. J
Sebel
Tme
Johnny Hynes
Young-Welstenhalm
Young
Welstenhalm
Hynes
Stricker
Military
Plelock
Mornau Et Cai
AL P. Er
Ing
Drv. O. Seheol
Henry Keene Wall
Wolstenham
Leiv Lid Arily
Pejdenit
John Tynes
Daykenny Dispatch Reports Deportation of Undesirables
A Daykenny dispatch describes Harely Direction Dodds stating last night that undesirables were rounded up and deported. Some will be sent to Cincinnati and other cities while distant towns receive most. Officials say many were deported for excess drinking or improper conduct and that some were unjustly treated. questions arise about orders and intent.
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Daykenny
Dodds
Hind
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Middle- Lown
Daghon
Wanda
Oxford Death And Local News From May Day
Oxford notices report the death of David Underwood son of Mr and Mrs David Underwood at age 31 after a lingering illness, funeral from residence on East Spring Street conducted by Rev C We Morrow. Tara Sloneker, a longtime Oxford resident, marked his seventy first birthday. Baseball results note Sigma Chi defeated Adelphia in a fraternal series while Miami university team prepared for a three day trip. A new laundry lawndry described with details of Oxford Retreats Inn.
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David
East Spring Street
Aftey
Wan
Gentry
Marguerite
Harry
Tara Sloneker
Oxford
Evly
Inter Fraternity
Sigma Chi
Adelphia
Phe Jenno
I Sigma Gis
Testa Upsilon Phi Alphas
Delia Kopp
Mirrgnocan
Miami
Miami University
Upstate
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio Wesleyan
Dalaware
Wittenbarg
Springfield
Xood Resuh
Innaley
Othey
Miller
Misch Steam Luimicy Bis
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a universal cure for coughs colds and bronchial issues. It cites testimonials from Mrs J F Davis and Mrs A B Mertz noting dramatic relief after other treatments failed. The copy promises refunds if no relief and urges immediate purchase from druggists.
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K. King
Dr. King
Farmer's Wife Almost a Wreck
A Westwood Maryland farmer's wife describes nervous spells and monthly bearing down. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after illness left her bedridden for days. She urges others to seek guidance from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia’ E. Pinkham
Westwood
Lydia
Pinkham
Mia
Joan FY
Ruohards
Lydia E
May events and social notices from Oxford area
The article lists varied items from May including a new laundry project at the Retreat, Keen's Big Show for patrons the week of May 11, and Hamilton and Dayton moving pictures. It notes the Oxford Telephone Company's new international truck, visits from Howard Fenton and others, and upcoming events such as the United Presbyterian Church convention in Atlanta and Oxford High School commencement on June 5. It also covers a missionary meeting, fraternity results, a local missing watch report, burial plans for Ceres W. Chatter, and several visitors to families in the area.
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A. J. Sloveker
Keen
Xagen Trent
Gibéinnau
Telephone Company
Oxford Telephone Company
Ned
Howard Fenton
John, Young
Siti Large
Mexico
Mas
Birdie M. Young
West Charel
Arthuy ‘Finberman
Chicago
A. J. Timberman
Wesk
Lawn
Kellogz
Bers Rome
Choveh Street
Pearl Ent Hamilton
A. Disloneker
Bert Tsely
Chil Gwen
Hamilton
Rody
George Chatten
Magaie
Oxford
T. R. McDill
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Darjing
Oxford High School
Bo’elouk
Mecool
Mavlolft
Field
Oho University
Athens
Aveiety Af
Lmpires
Mruden
Emilee
Huffman
Benen -U
Miami Motor Cats
Braines
Will of John P. Schaefer Disposes Estate in Middletown
Probate filings reveal John P. Schaefer’s $100000 estate bequeathed with $25000 to Ansom Tigwood and trust to Taylor for investment. Widowed Mary Schaefer receives up to $60 weekly during life. remaining income and principal to grandchildren Lywnod Frances and others, with contingencies for non heirs and charity toward Children’s Home and Salvation Army.
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Varidi
John Pschaefer
Middletown
Lis
Ansom Tigwood
Taylor
Mary Schaefer
Lywnod
Frances Schaeler
Sim
Donald
Virgil Behaefer
Evandchildren
Schaefer
Salvation Army
Butler County
Harry Taylor
Trustes
First National Bank
Merchanta’ National Bank
Oplesby, & Barnite Bank
Middleawn
Eliztheth
Ta. Krnath
Harry G Taylor Alan
Hay 4 Taylor
Joh P. Schaefer Ratate
Lavinis
Plan for three billion highway program proposed in Congress
Former Senator Towrie of Oregon submits a plan to federal aid committee calling for a three billion dollar, fifty year program to build roads and enforce maintenance. The proposal envisions federal state cooperation and a national school of highway and bridge engineering with trained redesigners provided to states.
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Washington
Towrie
Oregon
Lowrie’s
Schodl
United States railways set new luggage size rules
Forty five inch trunks become the maximum as a new standard for baggage on U S railroads after today. Housed items with bulging sides or bottoms must be placed correctly for safe travel. Rejection of "freak" tennis requires notice, with a five pound excess charge for each extra inch over forty five inches in trunk length.
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Chieiga
United States
Wiesh Reformed church observes annual congregational meeting
The Wiesh Reformed church held its annual meeting Wednesday night. Reports from officers and organizations showed the church in excellent condition with balanced finances and active participation. The Rev. Mr. Rangy Ia is praised as an organizer and community leader, guiding the church toward growth and broader influence.
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Wiesh
von Arbieh
Community Notes From Local Church and Social Roundup
The third quarterly meeting of the Tanlenwahl M. B. Church occurs Saturday at 7:30 PM with W. H. Welirey of Dayton in charge of the program and Sunday evening preaching by Mr. Welirly. Officers elected for one year include President Chas Ambries, first vice president Winifred Tobnsons, other officers Miss Lida Johnson Miss Mary Wh, Mrs. Sallie Wilson secretary Lillian Jones treasurer Clyssa Brandleys pianist Miss Freds Furnier and Letechner. Mrs. Jessie Cain and son Owen were guests of Mrs Carl Windsor Tuesday. The Caldwell family welcomes the return of Mira Stell Caldwell home after weeks away. C. B. Fenton sold his property to Mrs August Roemer Monday.
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Husehurehl
Welirly
Dayton
Goo
Gondie
Lairviaw Avene
Joe Rupe
Laurence
Richmond
Ind
J. D. Snively
Sevenmile
Carl Windsor
Ernest Steiner
Cincinnati
Epworth League
M. E. Church
M Winifred Tobnsons Serr
Lida Johmson
Mary Wh
Sallie’ Wilson
Lillian Jones
Clyssa Brndleys
Freds Furnier
Missy Nu
Jessie Cain
Owen
Thesday
Mira Stell Caldwell
C. B. Fenton
Heavinghaton and
Symes
August Roemer
Little protest against tariff in Washington scene
A fragmented May report shows Senator Hurlan saying Ohio business interests doubt big tariff impact. Protests over free wool list largely muted as observers await bill passage. Other items note arrests for intoxication, a will dispute in Halon, Curry favored in court, and capital punishment defeated in California.
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Washington
T. E B. Hurlan
Ohio
Burton
Iron and Steel
Marvel for Bore Fest Claim Free Trial Package
Sore feet and itching are claimed to be eased instantly by a powder called T1Z promising quick relief and a fresh, sore-proof feeling. Endorsed by Mrs Bod Am tedoks and others, it advertises being unlike previous remedies and guarantees money back if not fulfilled. Available at rug stores and general shops for 25 cents, with a free trim offer by Walter Luther Dodge & Ga.
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Oswenly
Bod
Amtedoks
Janae
Loris Tslund
Ford
Huy
Qineknye
Walter Luther Dodge & Ga
Tem porary bridge plan narrows minot river route
County commissioners in Ohio haltions the Minot river crossing as the proposed roadway width 16 feet proves too narrow for traffic. Officials expect use of a ridge crossing to regulate routes while awaiting possible widening, with a list of names and local notices appearing among the damaged text from an April 40, 1913 source.
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Minot River
Yelivle Trafic Adende Davies
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