Tragedy Strikes as Two Women Die in Separate Incidents
A violent day ends with Mrs Rateber shot dead by her husband at her father's home, and a separate shooting leaves JOSIPEL and others injured. The lone witness described a grim scene as authorities investigated the double tragedy.
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Josipel
Veteria
Osea
Preseroibop
J Forner Jinshan
Joka J. Karten
Ith & Hospital
Rateber Wis
Toruter
Wrieker
Louise Sanders Died Monday in Salem Ohio
Mrs. Louise Sanders Sr died Monday at the residence of her son in Salem Ohio after four weeks illness. She was born May 5 1827 in Champaign County. Survived by son Wayne Sanders and a brother in Salem. Funeral at residence Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock with the Presbyterian church conducting, Meros PA cemetery.
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LoWise Saunders
de Residiaea
Tier Son
Abes
de Gelppes
Dana
Venus
Ehreh
Sanders
Chani- Paigi County
Phe Dee Eresed
Phe San
Nders
Oa Brother
Salem
Ohio
Oelock
Green
Elgareh
Meros PA
Ides
Local Author Produces Fiction in Promising Preview
A local writer, W. P. Motley, author of The Measure of Experience, has a manuscript unpublished. His piece An Amateur Lobbyist appears to blend sharp social satire with moral questions, featuring a gifted but conflicted heroine and a Senate backdrop, promising further material on the author’s versatile talents.
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W. P. Motley
Krowite
Mul Iley
Strog
Oman
Senate
Love Cartel
Senator Mellow
Benator Gerling
Kiyghter
Vanes
Ralph Prickman
Devinely
Tatri
New Mexico's New Governor Is Dead
Governor DeBack dies amid apparent overdose allegations. Officials report he received injections prior to collapse. Lieutenant Governor RL W McDonald of Portales assumes duties as successor.
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New Mexico
Santa Dh
DeBack
Medonald
Portales
Christ Freyer Robbed Inuerer
Christ Freyer was robbed in a taxi in an incident described as violent. A bystander noted the assailant fled toward the police headquarters, with authorities estimating a loss of over five dollars and the victim hospitalized for injuries.
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Chord West Water
Kreyer
Yeyer
Mrever
Ted
Peresudy
Week of Song Starts Across City with Programs
The National Week of Song opened with special programs as ministers promote a common theme from online ideas. In churches and buildings, hundreds of song books were ordered and distributed for the event. Traded groups were chosen for the Tuesday night festival with lists of participating schools and singers including Spring Street School North Street School Madison Avenue School and others.
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Sons
Spring Street School
W.V. Faves
North Street
Raymond Mote
South Street
OG Perensen
York Avenue
W. Z. Krebs
Wayne Street
John Reymiller
Staunton Street
Indian Athlete Faces Charge After Fatal Collision
A track and field athlete known as Bender faces a court appearance today after a year old fatal crash involving a motor vehicle. Police say the chief contacted the superintendent and handed over the investigation details. The report also notes diplomatic moves involving the American embassy in Berlin and Vienna related to Ambassador Gerard’s communications.
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Puta DE Lptitea
Pete Ut
Bender
Taritier Sian Piteler
Pottee Court
Fallowhayr
Main
Bemdler
Poliew Rolinson
Himsa
Paris
Pebo
Berlin
Duvinis
Gerard
Vienna
Abassador Ger
Grew
Suffragists Plan War Time Policy at Washington Convention
Progressive suffragists outline wartime policy at the National Woman's Party convention in Washington in March. They argue for combining voting and non voting women, pressing for federal woman suffrage, and urging a strong push to influence war time legislation while maintaining focus on enfranchisement. The call includes forming a unified delegation to press the President and seeking full political equality for women.
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National Woman's Party
Washington Bhoe
Sabia
Alice Pant
Mirional
Chedr
Washington
Chas Glaser Preumonia Victim In Local Death
The widowed man Chas Glaser, age 48, painter, died Sunday morning after a monthlong illness. Survivors include his widow, a sister in the misty area, and a brother in Rossville. Services planned at St Mary’s church Tuesday morning with burial to follow. Local funeral details and community remembrances accompany the notice.
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Ghiser
Finn
Manning
Misty
Kansas
Dotin Glaser
Rossville
Ghises
Moaore
Bamoral Serviers
St. Mary's
Warmes
Glaser
Council Meeting Preview for Monday Night Session
Citizens prepare for a packed council meeting Monday night with discussion planned on key topics. Officials will address governance matters, public projects, and potential policy changes amid interest in local development and modernization efforts.
Roof Fire Sparks Sunday Morning At Residence
A Sunday morning roof fire broke out at a residence on Waormt Street after sparks from a chimney ignited the roof pool. Fire department responders rushed to the scene and brought the blaze under control with assistance from nearby units. no injuries were reported.
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Ip Taal Hich
Psel Waormt Street
Sundsaa
Vass Wis
Wien
Alarm at Main Street blaze shocks town
An apartment basement fire at Main and Neh streets causes alarm as investigators report stolen cars connected to the Trem Weavers and Calomitts Confectionery. Fire crews battle the Nip fire while a raid of the store units uncovers no fatalities or injuries.
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Calomitts
Gwinel
Saane
Dimare
Shepherd Reports War Horrors From Front
United Press correspondent William G. Shepherd describes European war conditions observed firsthand. The narrative paints fear, casualties, and civilians fleeing, with vivid images of deprivation, disrupted families, and the relentless toll on daily life.
Albert Clark case reveals true name Albert Warren
Trial opens in Covington as Albert Clark, also known as Albert Warren of Lawrence County, faces murder charges for the marshal Wake shooting. Reported escape from jail, alleged perjury, and a brother named Olha Warren accompany details. Defense seeks intoxication angle, jurors increasingly screened.
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Albert Clark
Albert Warren
Albert
Clark
Giayer
Clarvey Diake O
Covington
Dray
Troy
Lawrence County
Warren
Tnre Vounty
Colmmnity and Aever
Deviers
Miami County
Lawreners County
Feauira Co
Olha Warren
Clairk
Marshal Wake
Ohio
Varios
Simall
P Squad
Edwin Hiatt
the Con
Kerr
Proseveator
Wet Sunday floods Cleveland unleashes citywide damage
In Cleveland the streets were inundated as a 36 inch water main burst pouring millions of gallons. Mains broke and foundations undermined injuring workers and stranding passengers while repairs faced delays. The article also notes Berlin press reports about American resistance to actions seen as military demands.
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Cleveland
Febi
Payte Avenue
Nh6
Mass Bartieth Street
Venice
Foreign pressure on prisoner release prompts government action
Washington reports an emplory demand for the release of sever al American prisoners in Yarrrowdale. The State Department announced it sent a reply via the Imperial government and Spanish ambassador, stating the request would be answered and that a weekend communique may reflect official reply. Officials remain tight lipped but say the request is serious and pursued.
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Washington
Garmudy
State Department
Bertin
Wintrow Residence Burns Down
Fire destroyed the Lester Wintrow residence on Warne Street Troy at an early hour this morning. The Wade had a good start before it was discovered and the ore department found the frame dwelling beyond all saying. The loss will amount to at least 800 dollars.
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Lester Wintrow
Warne Street
Troy
Wade
Ohio Referendum Move Ties To Suffrage Bill
Representative Reynolds, author of the Ohio presidential suffrage bill awaiting Governor Cox's signature, said he will seek an attorney general’s ruling on referendum legality. Suffragists in Cincinnati planned a referendum launch Saturday.
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Columbus
Reynolds
Ohio
Cox
Geneen
Odin Satti
Spies in the United States Claim Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Lea Overman on the senate floor argued during espionage bill debate that 100.00 spies operate in the United States and later asserted there are 190.000 spies on U S soil, reflecting concerns of wartime security and justice department involvement.
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Wasitington
United States
Lea Overman
Senate
Tam
Overman
Judiciary Committee
Idepartment of Justice
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Chas, Glaser
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Ad- Journal
Gitair
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Shepherd
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