Band of Ohio Firebugs Brought to Justice
Northwestern Ohio endured thirty years of arson and theft by a hidden gang. Leaders like Homer Morrison and cryptic plots against wealthy cattleman Samuel Ayers ended with Morrison serving 30 years and Jack Page turning state's evidence. Fire marshal investigations traced the conspiracy through Williams and Fulton counties and exposed allied figures in West Unity and nearby towns.
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Toledo
Ohio
Williams
Fulton
Jack Page
Morrison
Samuel Ayers
Ayers
West Unity
Williams County
Jim Ely
Kansas City
C. Waldo Ely
Ely
Jack Taylor
William Schwartz
Rauruhel
Page
Columbus
Secret Service
Walter Payne
Clyde Persing
Persing
Winifred Adolph
Payne
Homer Morrison
Frederick Miller
Miller
Michigan
Michigan Penitentiary
Hir
Jim Saunders
Saunders
England
America
Widdell
Jack
Fulton Counties
Argon
John Keller
Keller
Cne
Waldo Ely
Wesley Shipman
Frank Colon
Shipman
Harry Kirkendall
William Bohner
Freddie Bowman
Charles Smith
William Davidson
William Matthews
Newton Omey
Jackson Swisher
Charles Hultzberg
Lives Wrecked in Babyhood and Crime Unmasked
Dr George F Butler argues early life habits harm nervous development and urges four parenting rules. The piece shifts to a detailed case of arson gangs led by Morrison Page and others, their crimes, investigations, trials, and multiple indictments across Ohio Michigan and beyond.
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George F. Butler
Memorial tower planned for Ethan Allen site
William J. Van Patten of Burlington Vermont donates part of the old Battle of Bennington area known as Indian Rock to the Vermont Sons of the American Revolution for a memorial tower honoring Ethan Allen. The item also notes biographical tidbits about Gen Kuropatkin Alfredo Trombetti Lady Donoughmore and other figures.
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William J. van Patten
Burlington, Vt
Vermont Sons of American Revolution
Bthan Allen
Indian Rock
Ethan Allen
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Russia
France
Germany
Lord Kitchener
America
Alfredo Trombetti
Bologna
Thought It Was Her Skirt De Jones Opera Remark
A brief note from Tit-Bits calls out Miss Countrygirl’s stage technique as marvelous yet clumsy in grace. It mentions a sudden kick when she turned, drawing a mixed reaction to her performance.
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de Jones
Be Popular Girls Be Natural and Wholesome
A guide urges girls to cultivate charm through neatness health and natural behavior. It stresses athleticism affection sympathy and avoiding affectation moods or blues while stressing kindness to elders the poor and children as desirable womanly traits.
Rising inventor shifts to flying machines
A Houston Post snippet notes a once rising young inventor who gained attention for his early work but redirected his focus to aviation innovations. The remark underscores how his fame faded as he turned to flight tech.
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Houston Post
Remedy That Makes New Blood Banishes Weakness and Ills
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the cure for headaches digestion and nervous troubles caused by poor blood. It cites Mrs Ella F P Stone of Lakewood Rhode Island who improved after using eight to ten boxes, regaining weight color and vitality. The pills are sold by druggists with a free booklet Plain Talks to Women available from the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
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Ella FP. Stone
Dr. Williams
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