School events and a child’s sudden death
A public service notice notes a graduation and sermons at F M Shelton and M E church with services on Friday and Saturday. The article reports the death of three and a half year old Dorothy Kubucai from a mysterious illness described as sleeping sickness, with survivors including her parents William and Mrs Whubuski and two sisters Agnes and Margaret. funeral plans unspecified.
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Dorothy Kubucai
Wiliam Whubuski
Trig
Sletere
Agnes
Margaret
Abram
Leutheran
Suria
Local officials grant city liquor ad issuance dispute
Fragmented OCR reads that authorities granted this city for the liquor ad while others are expected to refuse to issue to applicants. Names appear garbled but include John Fidel Etel Fazekas Kovacs Gober Polgar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fidel
Etel Fazekas
Westohn Kovacs
Wood
Train Crash In Ohio Injures 25 Children
A special traction car to Cleve memory contest collided on a sidetrack near Falls injuring twenty five children and leaving several with broken limbs and bruises. The incident disrupted the milk train route and caused damage to track and car parts.
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Sidioga Falls
David d
Peppie
New State Fair Buildings Delayed Construction Planned
Columbus April 13 delay in starting new state fair buildings after legislation appropriating 300000 for buildings and land. The delay stems from the measure not taking effect until July. Plans call for a new cattle barn on the swine barn site and a new swine building on the cattle barn site, each about 100000.
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Columbus
States Agricultural
Truax
Kohler and Moley Tilt Is Resumed
Cleveland April 13 Raymond Moley director of the Cleveland foundation calls Fred Kohler mayor his favorite man of letters in a back and forth letter exchange begun Monday Moley compared Kohler to Jack Keefe Kohler replies the mayor cannot match Moleys fandom and the exchange ends with no further letters known to be sent from city hall
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Cleveland
Raymond Moley
Cleveland Foundation
Fred Kohler
Margot
Moley
Kohler
Foundation
Jack Keefe
Raymond Moler
City Hall
British Labor Filibuster Extends Commons Overnight
In London on April 13 the laborites filibustered the army air force bill keeping the house of commons in session all night. By 10 am labor members were still speaking to a sleepy chamber before an 11:55 adjournment. Fresh government members resumed work and a new session was planned. The government had won a confidence vote by over 244.
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London
House of Commons
A. Bonar Law
Two Women Die After Bus Collision in Stamford Connecticut
In Stamford Connecticut on April 13 Moss Mary QQ Donahue and Mrs Hattie Barnes were struck and killed by an automobile bus. Separately John Vik of Cleveland sues Rehor Rozbore for 2240 dollars principal with interest on a note secured by a mortgage on eighty six acres in Huntington township and asks for foreclosure.
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Stamford
Conn
Moss Mary QQ Donahue
Hattie Barnes
John Vik
Cleveland
Rehor Rozbore
Huntington Township
Millerand Envoy May Be Slated to Succeed Poincare
Louis Loucheur, praised for the Poincare Ruhr policy, may replace Premier Poincare if current policy falters. Loucheur recently visited London at the behest of Millerand to discuss reparations and related issues.
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Millerand
Poincare
Louis Loucheur
Casper Cash Pays Liquor Law Fine and Escapes
Casper Cash was released after paying a 500 dollar fine and costs for violating liquor laws. He initially said he would stay in jail but accepted an offer to cover any shortfall. On release he returned home on Western Heights, then created a disturbance chasing his housekeeper Sally Smith from the premises. she reported to police who traced him, but he had already vanished.
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Casper Cash
Casper
Western Heights
Sally Smith
Father and two sons die in Princeton building fire
Max Koch a chiropractor and his two sons aged 7 and 11 perished in a blaze that destroyed a building in Princeton Mo. early today. The family were asleep in Kochs office on the second floor when the fire broke out.
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Princeton. Mo
Anvil
Max Koch
Koch
Congress to Spend About Seven Billion on New Navy
April reports indicate the next congressional budget will total around seven and a half billion dollars, a figure touted as cheaper than prior defense outlays. The outline notes a shift in military procurement and public works, with officials in Washington and Defiance detailing spending plans and program scope.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Daugherty's Cabinet Seat Mention In Washington Meeting
In April discussions at the White House referenced Attorney General Daugherty and Seymour, with a push to have Seymour attend as representative of the justice department. The aim was for Seymour to report on his investigation into sugar prices and related policy issues.
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Washington
Harri Daugherty
Semeur
Harde Asted Seymair
Daugherty Seymour
Oberlin Pioneer George W. Dewey Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
George W Bessey 72 a longtime Oberlin resident and M E church member died Thursday afternoon from a self inflicted gunshot wound in his Spring street home His wife died years ago leaving a grieving family He is survived by daughter Lulu Dickey son Vernon and granddaughter Gertrude Dicker Burial will be in Camden Coroner Miles Perry certified death by his own action.
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Oberlin
George W Bessey
Spring Street
Brownhelm
M. E. Caurch
Lulu Dickey
Soar Weeks
Vernon
Lves
Chicago
Gertrude Dicker
Camden
Miles Perry
Government to press whiskey tax seizures nationwide
Washington reports a campaign to recover unpaid taxes from illicit whiskey sales. Internal Revenue and prohibition authorities will pursue records from raids to collect hidden revenues. About 3900 bootleggers are deemed liable, with a Georgia ring linked to broader networks across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Georgia
Elyria Educators at Teachers Meet in Akron
Elyria educators join the Northeast Ohio Teachers Association spring meet in Akron today and tomorrow. Supt F M Shelton serves as press officer with Miss Edna Josef as secretary. P Bunn of Lorain will preside and give his inaugural address on The School and the Public.
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Elyria
Northeast Ohio Teacher’s Association
Akron
F. M. Shelton
Edna Josef
Pri Ocipal P. ©. Bunn
Lorain
Wil
Jones
Cleveland
Shankland
National Department of Superintendents
Washington D. C
Miss Logan
Cincinnati
W. H McMaster
Mt. Union College
Farmers Bill Aims at Cooperative Market Support
The article describes a proposed act enabling farmers to assign part of their products to a cooperative association, granting them business power and outlining a method for farm project financing. It references issues from the Wy war era and notes federation members supporting related measures amid calls for better market conditions.
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Farneworth-Greatmeorerative Marketine
Torino Imreay Federation
Bette
Crandall Family Notices Include Death Report and Property Plans
Fragmentary notice from a Tennessee town references Mrs. HV Crandall hearing about a death and Geneva derived details. It mentions condemnation actions and steps toward securing holdings, plus preparation of a plan for a new administration and a farm west of a cited area.
Mathilde McCormick and Max Oser Secretly Wed in London
Miss Mathilde McCormick daughter of John D. Rockefeller and Major Max Oser Swiss riding master reportedly married in London under a special license. They left for a honeymoon and kept details private while officials confirmed a registry office ceremony near Charing Cross. Cyrus McCormick may be in London as the rumor circulates.
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London
Mathilde McCormick
Rand
John D. Rockefeller
Max Oser
Mathilde
Oser
Dames
Cyrus McCormick
International
International News Service
Charing Cross
Oger
Clarksburg Mystery Stirs Town After Coroner Verdict
A Clarksburg case draws attention as a coroner’s verdict is reached following a suspicious death. Mrs Lala Fygi, wife of Rand J. Tyastman, a Columbus manager, is noted in connection with the event. Details are scarce as officials finalize the findings.
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Columbus
Lala Fxi
Rand J. Tyastman
The
Columbue Aurea
Tog Miastaidit S. A
Mra Jvistman D.ed Ghour
Reeks Am
Canton Woman Recovers After Heroic Act
The article recounts a Canton woman named Mrs atratt who reportedly saved someone during an incident at a tower. She faced medical care and the account notes her health following the event and subsequent hospital visits.
Man charged after New York shooting of woman
Henry Borak, 27, shot Wilhelmina Guenstein in the diet district of New York after she spurned him. He attempted suicide but was stopped by officers. A note reading She made a fool of me was found in Brali's pocket.
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Wilhelmina Guenstein
Henry Borak
Diet
New York
Brali
Akron Druggist Selzer in Pittsburgh style tragedy
Frank Selzer, 48, Akron drugstore owner, died by suicide in his Market Street shop. He recently faced financial reverses and a $10 000 bond in an injunction case with the United Cigar Company. His son discovered him after returning from the courthouse where the suit was to be heard. The building project near the stores intensified concerns over business.
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Akron
Frank Selzer
Market Street
Selzers
United Cigar Company
Selzer
Selzer Market
Cleveland Gunman Pleads and Is Executed in Ohio
April 13 Columbus reports Stanley Forber, also known as Stanley Forbes and Slim Brady, was electrocuted at the penitentiary for killing Columbus Patrolman G. P. Koehler on November 28. He entered the death chamber with fear but died silent as he muttered a prayer.
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Columbus
Stanley Forber
Penitentiary
G. P. Koehler
Forber
Stanley Forbes
Slim Brady
James Martin
Chico
Forbes Brady
Andrew
Red
Leweser
Pear
Train Wreck Sparks Escape Injuries Report
A chaotic train derailment incident in Washington led to multiple injuries during escape attempts. Emergency responders evacuated passengers as investigators collected evidence at the scene.
Tornado Rips La Fourche Parish Killing Two
A La Fourche parish tornado killed two people and injured several others in southwest of New Orleans with a 200 yard wide track. Doctors rushed to Thibodaux as Sheriff Stark mobilized a relief effort and warned of extensive destruction.
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New Orleans
la Fourche Parish
Here
Thibodeaux
Sheff Stark
Barker
la Fourche Crossin
Stark
Bandits Shoot Man to Rob Payroll in Philadelphia
Four armed bandits shot and seriously wounded John C. Emgabie, president and general manager of Fred A. Havens Company in Philadelphia, as he carried a $2,500 payroll. A crowd of women nearby screamed as witnesses reacted to the violent attempt.
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Philadelphia
John C. Emgabie
Fred A. Havens
Fire sweeps Ohio village destroys much of town
A large fire swept through an Ohio village on April 13, causing widespread damage. Firefighters battled flames as residents watched, with water used to douse the blaze and several buildings left uninhabitable. Officials reported casualties and organized triage nearby.
De Valera Near Capture Claims Report From Ireland
An Irish observer notes De Valera near capture by Free State troops in the mountains north of Tipperary as of April 1. He reportedly left a town after a dispute, did not return, and faces accusations of drinking during regular sprees. A restraining order seeks to freeze funds and attorney involvement.
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