Shot Twice Within Month In Pellico Police Chief Shot
In Pellico Tennessee Chief George Meatherly was wounded again by gunfire just four weeks after a moonshine raid left four killed and three wounds. Everett Perkins, 15, avenging relatives, confronted Meatherly and fired repeatedly, striking him in the breast, right arm, and left leg. Perkins fled and remains at large.
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Pellico
Tenn
George Meatherly
Heatherly
Ieader
Everett Perkins
Perkins
Dover Tragedy Shocks Town As Lovers Shot
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman and Charles Middaugh were both shot in Dover. Middaugh, wounded but conscious, said the girl shot herself after declaring she could not live without him. He then shot himself in grief, both injured near the heart with Hoffman in critical condition.
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Dover
Elizabeth Hoffman
Charles Middaugh
Middaugh
Miss Hoffman
Tennes youths held in Knoxville Mille Co robbery case
Six Tennessee youths are in custody on charges tied to a robbery at Knoxville's Mille Company. Names include Ray, Charley Tarmer, Jonathan Austin, Bethel Sarars, Cathey Elison, and James Warren, all linked to Taylorsville Cornersville Sparta and Knoxville. Detectives halted the suspects after tips from Knoxville police. No money or valuables found.
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Akron
Heropriery
Mille Company
Knoxville
Ray
Chari2
Tarmer
Cornersville
Jotan Austin
Bethel L. Sarars
Sparta
Cathey Elison
James A .Warren
Taylorsville
Harry Welsh
E. M. Haynes
Rampant yard chase as steer roams Cleveland streets
In Cleveland on April 4 a crazed steer escaped from the Federal Provision Co. yard and roamed West Side yards and streets for an hour. Police and citizens pursued, some shots fired, and several people injured but the beast was finally dispatched by Oliver Hughes with a directed shot. Women at work in backyards barely escaped harm.
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Cleveland
Federal Provision Co
West Side
Oliver Hughesith
CapTURE of whiskey car in Cleveland yields big seizure
In Cleveland on April 4 federal agents seized a car of scotch and rye whiskey worth about 60 000 at bootleg prices. The freight car labeled grape fruit had been shipped from Florida and consigned to Eagle Produce Company. The Burton Fruit Company of Prairie Farm was named as shipper.
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Cleveland
Charles J. Burns
Florida
Waa
Burns
Eagle Produce Company
Bis
Burton Fruit Company
of Prairie
Fila
Underwood Says He Is To Be Dem Nominee
London dispatch says United States Senator Oscar W Underwood of Birmingham Ala is being considered for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1924. He will decide after returning home and consulting Democratic leaders.
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Underwood
DEM
London
United States
Oscar W. Underwood
Birmingham
Ala
Cairo
Morning Post
Navy bids for first in spring fish sweepstakes turtle story
Washington April 4 The United States Navy enters the spring fish sweepstakes with a turtle tale Captain J Johnson of the Kennecott reports a ship passing through eighty miles of turtles a hundred miles off the Pacific coast of Mexico Thousands of turtles three feet long weighing about 200 pounds fill the sea as the Kennecott runs through their vast school en route from Balboa Panama to San Pedro California.
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Washington
United States Navy
J. Johnson
Star
Kennecott
Navy Hydrographic Office
Pacific
Mexico
Tae Kennecott
Balboa
Panama
San Pedro
Cahu
Johnson
Ashland Man Hangs Himself After Illness
Ashland Ohio April 4. Returning to the farm house two miles west of Here Mrs Emanuel H Smith found her husband 63 hanged in his bedroom cord hung over the door. He had been ill. Survived by two daughters and four sons.
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Ashland
Here
Emanuel H. Smith
Smith
Will Investigate Flogging Case
TALLAHASSEE Fla April 4 By a vote of 77 to 3 the house of representatives of Florida today approved a resolution naming a committee for immediate investigation of charges that Martin Tabert a North Dakota boy fired from flogging in a Dixie county prison camp where he had been sent for vagrancy
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Tallahassee
Fla
House of Representatives of
Florida Today
Martin Tabert
North Dakota
Dixie County
Meets Instant Death In Columbus Street Accident
April 4 reports the instant death of John Woodral aged 65 after a wagon collision on a street intersection. A West et cat allegedly met the wagon at the scene causing fatal injuries. Emergency crews responded but he died en route to the hospital.
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Columbus
John Woodral
Confiscation in Lorain Unclear Arrest Report
Confused OCR notes police actions on April 4 arresting Salvatore G on Colorado Avenue after raiding a location and finding cases of wine. Mentions a linked arrest of Werk Live for alleged possession of liquor and states both will be tried later.
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Lorain
Salvatore G Bo
Colorado Avenue
Therais
Werk
Siegal
Hquer
Rob Standard Oil men in New York rebbery probe
Officials in Brooklyn disclosed a police probe into a robbery tied to the Standard Oil company. The incident involved Greenpoint residents and an attempted theft with a loss estimated at $1200 as authorities investigated today.
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New York
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Destroyer Fox Damaged in Collision Near Washington
April 4 report says the American destroyer Fox sustained heavy damage in a collision with a British battleship Ceres near Washington. No casualties reported. The dispatch also notes remarks by Rear Admiral William A. Moffett on aviation bureaus and axis differences, from Constantinople.
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Washington
Fox
Constantinople
Cincinnatis
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics, L. S. Bary
California Beauty Sheds Silk Undies and Prison Cell Tale
A fragmentary report describes Mrs. Geots Paddletorn accused of defrauding Pasadena and Hollywood merchants by selling silk midies after taking jewels and silk from Blue Denis. Paddleford sues for divorce amid unclear motive and details about a prison cell claim.
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California Beauty
Pasadena
Hollywood
Paddleford Sow
Corsets Return as Women Refit Fashion and Roles
The piece surveys shifting gender norms as corsets revive in fashion, with women expected to move more freely yet cling to restrictive garments. It notes debates on women entering business and public life, paired with a satirical look at outdated ideas and a Victorian echo in attire.
GovernorDonawhey demands senate probe into Hopkins appointment
Governor Donawhey urges a formal inquiry under oath to curb rumors surrounding the appointment of William A Hopkins to the state utilities commission. He cites the April 3 senate vote against confirmation and accuses Senator Kryder of casting doubt on Hopkins without proof. The message warns of possible abolition of the commission if the senate resists acting.
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Columiecs
Apel
Donrhey
Senate
William A. Hopkiney
Cincinnuti
Demoyecat
Charles C. Marshall
Sidney
State Utilities Commisssion
Donawhey
Hopkins
Ohio
Committee On Rules
Kryder
Mgr. Kryder
Donahey
Dorahey
Donaher
Krrne
Senate Rules Committee
Expect Plea Of Guilty In Whitney Case
District Attorney reports Diz Lexow of Suffern says Evan Bur me a dancer and her mother Florence E Ames face perjury charges tied to a Whitney case. Vanderney plans a plea of guilty as promised. Prosecutor says not ready to outline actions and expects appearance tomorrow amid heightened scrutiny.
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Whitney
Lexow
Suffern
Evan Bur
Florence E. Ames
Vander Ney
Acton
Markets Packing stock. Ib. Erets fresh prices quoted
Fragmented market list with doctored spellings notes fresh meat and produce prices. Mentions items like oleo eggs poultry ducks turkeys geese apples and dried savoy beans with scattered unit prices and brief descriptors.
Stock Market in Recovery Shows Mixed Trading
The market opened with a brief recovery after yesterday but traded only two hours. Traders stayed cautious awaiting the New York Federal Reserve meeting and the rediscount rate decision. Republic Steel rose from 60 1 2 to 62 By the day’s close Westinghouse Electric fell toward 38 with a large stock issue rumored for April 18.
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York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steel Ho
Manawell Motor A
New York Central
Westinghouse
Tatio
Brownhelm News Briefs and Local Obituaries
The April 4 Brownhelm column reports the Ladies' society entertainments at the Congregational and Reformed churches, a burial at Brownhelm cemetery for John Cameron, and scarlet fever quarantines affecting nine children. An oratorical contest was well attended with participants from Brownhelm and nearby schools, plus music and readings. Potatoes and other produce prices appear in a late ad section.
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Butler Cooley
Oberlin
H. To Heater
John Herkier Tome
Caroline
Edward
Eleanord
Ruth
Hones
Iit
Brownhelm Orchestra
Phoebe French
Brownhelm
Eleanor Springer
South Amherst
Ellen Pickering
Avon
Alice Lersch
Amherst
United States
Joseph Solak
Archia Chester
Margaret Seuss
Ida Wilhelm
South A Herst
Alcet
Stocks steady start as markets show mixed advances
New York opening shows little overall change with some gains in select stocks. United States Steel holds at 287, Iron Produ at 1955, Baldwin at 137 steady, Utah Copper up, Studebaker up to 123 3-8, railroad shares flat, Public Service of New Jersey climbs 1 3-8 to 1, while Chicago prices advance with provisions and futures mixed across the board.
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New York
United States Steel
Baldwin
Utah
Retujal
New Jersey
Local Social Notes From Amherst and Oberlin
On a Monday morning in Amherst Mrs Sarah Harris hosted a visit to her home by her foster father Mr Flowery. Mrs Mabel Malcolmson of Vermilion traveled to visit her mother Mrs Sarah Harris. Mrs Chas Bechtel called on Mrs August Lange in Anherst while Mrs G Hartlome was a Lorai visitor. Mrs Bessie Cook and daughter recently visited the Gulvin Sperry home in Oberlin.
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Mise Mildred Shattuck
Glenville Hospital
Cleveland
Lilian Ladrach
Kent Normal School
E. Ladrach
T. W. Buzzard
Title Haite
Virgil Buzzard
Lera
Jenkins
Elyma
Koirem
George Striker
Carlisle
Wai. Garret
Harold Sanders
Amherst
H. A
George A Tia
Hopkins
S. F. Hastings
W. C. Hastings
Jean
Pauline Bartlome
Elyria
Frank Barck
South Amherst
Buersis
G. Bartrom
Sarah Harriw
Flowery
Sout
Mabel Malcomson
Vermilion
Outre
Sarah Harris
Chas. Bechtel
Auskust Lange
Anherst
G. Hartlome
Lorai
Bessie Cook
Oberlin
Gulvin Sperry
West Ridge notes and social events at Cartale Grange
A busy West Ridge social week features the Ridgexill Grange play Always in Trouble at Cartale Grange, drawing a good crowd with proceeds of 319. Visitors include Miss Anna Lottman of Raymond arriving for an indefinite visit, and numerous local family gatherings and entertainments across Elyria Amherst Montreal Ashtabula Lorain and Island. Cantata attendances at St Pauls and M E Church are noted alongside frequent calls among neighbors and relatives across the area.
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West Ridge
Ridgexill
Cartale Grange
Anna Lottman
Raymond
Mainnesota
Fred Lottman
Air
Irwin Fidred
Lillian
Lots
Hopkins
Amherst
Albert Judge
Cleveland
Creta Penfound
N. A. Q. Club
Elyria
Lester
Leota
Catharine Rusendahl
Earl Dewhurst
Grange
Ric Hart
Belle Babcock
Co. F. Long
Scramm Road
George Battenhouse
Merle Penfouna
Lucille
Robert
Adam Hahn
Cleon Decker
Fisrla
George Decter
Rolana c Pember
Ashtabula
Ed Pember
Harry Bemis
Lorain
Skgrl Simms
Jean
Moses
Center
C. F. Lang
St. Paul’s Church
M.E
Edward Lauer
Island
Harry Lauer
Gust Kolinski Located on Fourth Floor of Bank Building
Gust Kolinski has moved and is now located on the fourth floor of the Bank Building. The notice confirms the new location and directs inquiries to the listed contact points.
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Gust Kolinski
New ‘Bank Bldg
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