Death note for Merrill W. Leonard in Painseville
Telegram reports Merrill W. Leonard dies of pneumonia in Painseville Ohio. Body to be brought to Piqua for burial. He leaves a wife and young child. his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Leonard of Woodstreet.
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Merrill W. Leonard
Painseville
Ohio
Piqua
A. M. Leonard
Woodstreet
Relieved Rheumatics New Prescription Promised
Relief for rheumatic sufferers with Neu trone Prescription 68 claims to cure many incurables by treating rheumatism as a blood disease. The remedy purports rapid, lasting benefits with no after effects, improving sore joints and restoring blood health. Mail orders accepted. prices 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle. Sold by Greenamyer & Co and other druggists in Piqua.
Ohio car shortage hinges on labor and terminal limits
Ohio railroad officials told the state utilities commission that the car shortage is mainly caused by inadequate terminal facilities and the difficulty of securing competent labor. They said railroads are coordinating to keep freight moving and urged a 75 percent rate increase to fund larger terminals and higher shop wages.
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Calnmins
Ohio
Stiate Utilities Commission
Aus
Efort
Enat
Piqua High Fades As Troy High Wins Classic
Troy High defeated Piqua High 5 to 1 at Stein's Park Friday afternoon in a fast clean game. Ferguson's band provided music as Troy used strong hitting to secure the victory while Piqua struggled at the plate, mustering only one hit off the rubber. The slow field due to rain caused uneven play, and Piqua's hopes for revenge lie in the next football season.
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Piqua High
Troy High
Stein’s Park
H. O. Ferguson
Vligh School
Trax
Trojans
Ferguson
Rossville
Troy
Iimes
Piqua
Catt
Benker Greys Remand but His Child Still in Rider Hands
In St Louis Missouri on June 2 a wealthy Springfield banker J Holland Keel faced a peril as his baby son Lloyd Keer, fourteen months old, remained missing after a night spent in an open roadster. A ransom note demanded $4,000 and the family feared threats to the child. A search followed, with Mrs Keet reported to be in ill health, and authorities and relatives offering help while still seeking clues to the kidnappers.
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St O Mo
Dune
tHareard
J. Holland Keel
Springfield
Idoyd Keer
Aided Villa Executed Parade Through Juarez Streets
Fragmentary report describes Villa era events with Major F Tin Sato and a range army aide parading through Juarez streets and turning ammunition toward Villa forts, culminating in a renza firing squad execution near a cemetery in El Paso.
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Villa
Paso
Juarez
F ‘Tin Sato
Range Army
al Bowith
Villa Fortes
Toa
Renza Firine
Ion v Broneh Nee
EL Paso
Fragmented quotation about reform and work and revolution
A jumble of lines reflects a reformist theme with phrases about down trends and abstaining from feeding, an elevator bay, and a critique of work. The text juggles ideas of economic reform, personal appetite, and the notion that friction rather than machinery destroys.
Shoes for Army and Navy Contracts Set by Government
Washington June 2 contracts for 3 450 000 pairs of shoes for the army and navy have been awarded through the national defense council. Deliveries must be completed within eight months at an average price per pair of six dollars. The 27 firms share the work with the army receiving 3 000 000 pairs and the navy 450 000. The awards represent the government’s largest shoe purchase, totaling nearly 17 million dollars, based on bids and leather options secured earlier by the defense supplies committee.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Tlrough
National Defense Council
Gvernment
Defense Comes Committee On Supplies
Now the Vote Was Won Play Opens May Night at Pera House
The play Now the Vote Was Won will be presented Monday at May’s Pera House after a program of Living Pictures. Cast includes Harriet Yew Dorothea Gano Ruth Johnson Alta Brandon Emily Montgomery Esther Mont and others with Arnold Miller BR Upton John Reymiller and Charlotte Bowman assisting. The tableaux show how an unhappy home can become happy through electrical devices and suggest gifts for June brides graduates and travelers.
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May
Pera House
Ohio
Harriet Yew
Dorothea Gano
Bleda Flowers
Ruth Johnson
Alta Brandon
J. C. Crow
Emily Montgomery
Esther Mont
Arnold Miller
BR. Upton
John Reyimiller
Charlotte Bowman
Luinne Reymiller
Kelen Kain
Martha Gane
Lucille Meredith
Hortense Wilkinson
John Koesterrs
J. A. Todd
Marie MelKinney
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