Resignation of Dr George W Arms at Westminster Church
Congregational meeting follows prayer service as Dr Arms announces resignation from Westminster Church effective June 7 1021 after accepting call to First Presbyterian Church Duluth Minnesota. Presbytery dissolution sought, committee formed to present to Presbytery, and a twelve-member nominating panel is planned with church and congregation representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Church
George W. Arms
Duluth
Minn
Yngaganda
Arma
Unigime
Arson
Wm. Leech
Te Presbyterian’ Arch
W. L. Kinsey
D. EF. BE. Erakne
W. J. Kinsey
Fred Webber
Dr. Arms
Rams A
Boys Sentenced to 48 Years for Bunch of Crimes
A. P. John Silvers aged 20 and Roy Kearns aged 17, Springfield youths, were convicted in Madison County Common Pleas Court London of four indictments including assault with intent to kill, robbery, carrying concealed weapons, and automobile stealing. They received a total 48 year term, following their arrest after a holdup and assault on Dr. P. B. Rogmatt near London. The car was recovered, and the judge urged the lengthy confinement as a deterrent to crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Bering
Ohio
John Silvers
Roy Kearns
Springfield
Madison County Common Pleas Court
London
Asault
Tha Hoya
P. B. Rogmatt
Silvera
Kearns
Child Wife Sits in Murder Trial at Juvenile Court
Yarmington Missouri May 20 A 13 year old girl named Mrs John Parsons steps into Juvenile Court charged with murder in the death of her six year old stepdaughter Lay. She denies guilt claiming she did not shoot the child and showed no emotion during the proceedings. A reform school sentence was discussed as the maximum penalty that could be imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmington
Pyle
John Parsons
Lay
Tucker
Tagontle
Wuels
Steubenville Court Reverses Wulf Run Coal Deaths
Decisions by the Jefferson County Court of Appeals reverse lower court rulings in two miner death cases. The Wulf Run Coal Company is found to have complied with the workers compensation act, and judgments totaling $11,300 are set aside in favor of the company. The report includes details of trial outcomes, other case adjournments, and notes from the Rotary club ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Cour of Appeals
Wulf Run Coal Company
Joseph Leczynski
Sylvester Trochanowsky
Pollock
Dain
Coages
Industrial Commission
Steubenville
Wheeling Traction
City
Splendid Company
Nellie McMurtie
Parshuet
Fort Steuben
D. Simeral
Ragland
Rotary Club
Tudge Roberts
Mitchel
Rotary
Court of Appeals
Local Rotary Club Receives Official Charter at Banquet
The Steubenville area Rotary club was formally chartered at an eight o’clock banquet in the Fort Steuben hotel ballroom. Twenty-some visitors from Coshocton attended, with George C. Mitchell presenting the charter and Judge Carl H. Smith accepting. Dignitaries included Chas. D. Simeral, A. B. Riley, and several local members.
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Deeg
Coga
Mitchel
Rotary Club
Rotary
Coshocton
Steubenville
Rotary Clubs
Steuben
Rile
A. B. Riley
Ata Oimeanal
Adena Man Tries To End His Life At Vic toria Hotel
Winea Dutcher, 84, of Adena, was wounded in the neck by a self inflicted gunshot at the Victoria restaurant and rooming house on Market Street. Police say the man fired through his room window then shot himself, begging officers to shoot him. He was taken to Ohio Valley hospital and is expected to recover. authorities regard him as temporarily deranged.
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Winea Dutcher
Adena
Ohio Valley Hospital
Victoria
Market Street
Isnece
Butcher
Thei
Ohio‘ Valley Hospital
Ifac
Woman of Wealth in the Toils in Chicago Case
Chicago May 21 An autobile accident led to kleptomania for Mrs. Joseph Heil wife of a wealthy broker. She confessed to police that for over a year she robbed wealthy homes while posing as a maid. Estimated stolen value over 25000 with platinum pins and diamond rings traced by pawn tickets. She is held on four robbery charges and faces mental health concerns as she nears motherhood. Her husband, earning over 100000, questioned the accusations but supported her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph S. Heil
Heil
Hell
Heit
Lorain Mayor and five police indicted in bribery case
Lorain Ohio May 20 Mayor W K Grall was indicted by a special grand jury which adjourned after investigating laxity in law enforcement. The panel indicted five police officers for soliciting bribes from liquor sellers and shielding underworld activity. A former city official also faces an indictment. Sheriff Backus would notify the suspects to surrender today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
W. K. Gral
Grall
Ubel
The
A. A. King
Calhoony
Prand
Backus
Threats Rise After Speeder Shot In Massillon Jail
Massillon Ohio May 21 Several hundred residents gathered before the city jail voicing threats against reform mayor Samuel W Bampton former safety director Harry M Cordes and Deputy Marshal George Hart after the shooting of Gale Shaffer a Ganton salesman Shaffer lies in a hospital with a bullet wound to the head and one blind eye Doctors say he will recover Cordes was released on 5000 bail charged with intent to injure Hart and Bampton released on 2600 bail charged with aiding and abetting Cordes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
A. P
Samuel W. Bampton
Shaffer
Cordes
Bampton
Hart
Man Seeks Release In Kidnap Case From Jefferson County
W J Konjaich of Crotlan arrested days ago by Sheriff Lucas accused of attempting to kidnap a fifteen year old girl from the Jefferson County Children's home at Yellow Creek. He seeks habeas corpus in Common Pleas court claiming unlawful detention without a commitment. He denies the charges. Police report a separate hotel registration for a man calling himself G R Hoffman of Chicago. A separate case notes a Martins Ferry death investigation and a forged letter found among personal effects at a Chicago home.
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Crotlan
Lucas
Jefferson County
Yellow Creek
Common Pleas Court
Kon Jaich
Philadelphia
G. R. Hoffman
Chi
Ploa
Cago
Ali
Andy Sargent
Martina Fera
Austrey
Hlajgusta Burkhardt
Lillian
Martins Ferry
Tle
Policn
Mildred Ave
Chicago
Albany
New York
Boston
Wyoming Couples Must Show Health Certificate With License
Beginning today every man obtaining a marriage license in Wyoming must present a certificate signed and approved by a physician within ten days, proving the applicant is free from social diseases. The eugenics law, passed by the state legislature, goes into effect and imposes this health requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Saat
First Mass Celebrated by Father Donahie in Holy Name
A detailed report of Rev. John B. Donahue's first solemn mass at Holy Name Church. The ceremony featured a procession with Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus members, a sermon by Rev. Joseph Wiegandt, and a blessing to relatives and friends. A dinner for 175 followed at the Imperial Hotel. Many clergy and visitors from Cleveland, Columbus, Pittsburgh, and Chicago attended, with parishioners expressing gratitude for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Donantes
Nate
Stoubene
Yourly
Ithe
Joseph Hartley
Dede
Shop of Columbus
Téeophini
Columbus
Sologin
Holy Namé Church
Men of the Holy, Name Society
Knights of Columbus
J. McCarter
BP. Lappen
Imperial Hotel
Findsay
Stev. Donaghie
McGann
Guy
John B. Donahue
Hit
Thomas Tappin
Prancie McCarter
Paul Grenn
J. Mate Pherson
W. Mckarry
Pittsburg
Thos Nolan
Daley
Mingo
Moora
Alliance
J. Wells
Partick Dixon
McGuire and Kelley
T. Noughie
Wheeling
P. O’brien
Joseph Bregan
Thos McDonough
Margaret G
Bearst and
Ale
Joseph Dosah
Loot Taken From Bank Recovered in Police Scramble
Police recovered stolen cars and a found body after a bank robbery spree led to multiple thefts in Lima. Suspects fled toward nearby towns, with identifying details about Townsend and ties to Oklahoma and Ohio. A Bryan Ohio vehicle and taxicab equipment were linked to the case as authorities pursued suspects.
Prison hearing set for several men on shoot charges
A preliminary hearing will be held in Hamilton Ohio for Joe Willise St Louis John Masson Detroit George Ponavan and others on charges of shooting with intent. Additional charges may be considered by the court as proceedings proceed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Willise
St.Louiss
John
Masson
Detroit
George
Ponavan
Hamilton
Ohio
Ohter Chary
Priest shoots intruder at Detroit parish rectory
In Detroit May 22 1944 Andrew Kulick 37 was shot in the lung by Rev John Koyalsky pastor of Cyril Catholic Church during an alleged break in at the rectory in Hamtramck. Koyalsky said threats against his life over dance hall concerns prompted the shooting after intruders threw flower pots and shouted they would kill him. Kulick was hospitalized with a possible death outcome.
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Detroit
Mich
Andrew Kulick
John Koyalsky
Cyril
Hamitramek
Koy
Isky
Kulick
Butter price probes prompt hold on slacker lists in Ohio
A bill proposes suspending slacker information collections and delaying public butter labeling pending investigations into accuracy. The measure notes butter at ten cents a pound in Ohio sources, with reports of higher local prices in several counties due to mine shutdowns and economic depression. Senator Stan Hickman of Kentucky sponsors the bill, aiming to standardize wartime pricing amid varying local reports.
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Columbue
Washington
War Department
Kentucky
Logan
Hocking County
Tosinesay
Yow County
Franklin
Delaware County
Foss
Gets Forty Years For Burglary
A. P. Gari Weber of Toledo Ohio was sentenced to 40 years in state prison for the December burglary at the Hotel Astor where $2000 and jewelry were stolen. Lewis Hawthorne received a sentence from 40 to 60 years earlier. The third burglar remains at large and evidence was burned in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. P. Gari Weber
Toledo
Ohio
Pitgath
Hotel Astor
Lewis Hawthorne
Staten
Wehner
Merrimas Miners Town in Tug River Valley Fires Quieted
Williamson West Virginia May 21 A P report says after reviewing morning reports from Tug River valley authorities announced all was quiet in the mining town of Merrimas scene of heavy gunfire in the past ten days There were no casualties and no further details given.
Bryan to Bolster Defeated Party at Jefferson Club
Columbus May 23 Bryan arrives to address the Jefferson Democratic club at Olentangy Park. His speech titled Germany's opportunity is to discuss the Democratic disaster of 1920 and plans for restoring Democratic administration with speakers A. P. Sandies Cyrus W. Locher Dennis Donovan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Jeenings Dbryah
Jefferson Democratic Club
Olentangy Park
Gerney
A. P. Sandies
Ottawa
Agriculture
Cyrus W. Locher
Cleveland
Dennis Bd
Donovan
Napoleon
Bryan
Will
Ardent Suitor Shot by Woman
Bald Major Tom Pavia arrived from the governor to enforce martial law in Mingo Ohio. Preliminary hearings at Lebanon covered the Tug river case with Mrs. Van Durr charged for shooting a man. The body of Thomas Hickley Wood from Duluth is to be returned for burial in Steubenville. Bonds stolen and a road contract awarded to William Jackson with bid $9,840.00 in the county auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald
Tom Pavia
Morgan
Mingo
Franklin
Ohio
Tug River
Lebanon
van Durr
Charles Burrows
Durr
Burrows
Thomas Fickely Wood
Duluth
Minn
Steubenville
Joseph B. Doyle
Dock Strat
Invermont
Union Cemetery
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Western Coal Company
Miho Wiers
Sunta
Organa
Ohio Soldiers
Sanduaby
Wolf Run Coal Company
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Salate
Nere
Cobra
Vinecom
Dillonavle
Dariag
McCain
New Alex
Hugh Mc
Josephy M. Boyle
Lee van Tilburg
Boyle
Guidilla Montius
Mortimer Smathers
William’ K. Kinenidge
Thomas Culbertson
Jane Johnston
Kathryn Hall
Belmont County
Mollie Phillips
Charles Nassif
Tony Gattova
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Tehir Volced
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Baltimore Harbor
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Vermont
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Monroe
Congress
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National Museums
Smithsonian Institution
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Continental Congress
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Corhoctof
Edinbourough
Scotland
Marta
Aarne Sauak
Nat Annamiondian
Rotarians
Coshoc
TON Rotary, Club
Keansas City
Kansas City
Cilet
Bullet
Gral
James Qe. Blackburn
Geo
RPC
Keith É
Lima
Lywo
Neva
Teken Ina Sen Bottis
Po'isa
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Itloth
Ledo
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Ind
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Faly River
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Davis Morgie
Townsend
Priest
Bill
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Ana Chaconiak
John Paul
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