Firebug Suspected in Ann Arbor Hospital Blaze
In Ann Arbor on Feb 2 a fire destroyed the University General hospital ward and damaged Jennings House across the street. Loss is estimated at 150000. About 30 to 60 patients were moved to safety as the roof collapsed. Firefighters diverted efforts to Jennings House where smoke poured from the basement. Officials planned an investigation, with hospital director Harley Haynes suggesting possible serial arson by a firebug. There were earlier fires at the National Science building and Internes' House.
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Ann Arbor
Mid
University General Hospital
Fle Jennings
Jennings
Jennings House
Univ
Harley Haynes
University Hospital
National Science Building
Strange British reactions to flu poison hit London throng
London reports curious effects from a new flu toxin as milkmen suffer convulsions and women who delivered milk during the war are reengaged. Doctors escort housemaids on visits to tidy clinics while patients expect quick recovery. A separate note describes a 1,000,000 pound building materials testing machine to be installed at Cone School of Applied Science. Queen Elizabeth backs the women of her court as one lady-in-waiting mocks dignity of a shingled head, yet the queen persists with the style.
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London
Britain
Cleveland
Cone School of Applied Science
Raymond M. Danturti
Department of
Mechs
Elizabeth
Hoe Belgigias
Evenin Folks Lodges Notice and Local Ads Card
A colonial era column advertises lodge notices and entertainment listings with phone numbers for information. It also promotes a purveyor of candy and a shop selling linoleum and Welsh fabrics, plus a millinery sale and a secondhand book sale with a phone contact for Birmingham.
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Gris
Cook
Birmingham
War Cloud Dispensed By States Leader Lyndon Meb
The report notes a potential cessation of hostilities if conditions allow and describes British troop concentrations near Shaas Wag Chew in the context of Shanghai talks. Chen tells British representatives that the international settlement will be protected and property safeguarded.
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Lyndon
Qake
Beitish
Shaas- Wag
Independenc Salar Party
Cherr
Chen
Inter
Shanghai
Young Polish thief gets ten years in federal prison
A ten year sentence was imposed in Pittsburgh federal court on a Polish boy who stole a Plymouth car from a garage earlier this year. He admitted taking the auto and implicated in a boxcar robbery. the judge noted the crime involved interstate elements and extended the punishment to the federal penitentiary in Atlanta.
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Abnetesestar
Bernard Meloualdwy
Ati
Pittsburgh
Tmtrsburgh
Tragic student deaths raise alarm at Illinois college
In Pocaturs Florida perhaps, a female student Miss Bernice Piehardson of MMM Ken College is found dead in the girls dormitory after learning of failing midterm exams. Reports say another student, Miss Marlon Lehaditz, observed distress the prior week. The mother is a prominent local leader. the incident follows a spate of self harm cases among university students nationwide.
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Phcatur
Web
Araarte Ievken
Pati
Bernice Piehardson
Ty Muumiken College
O cd
Gilly
United States
Miss Richardson
Vietim
Mo EL Tiehumdents
Mattoon
Milnoia
MMM Ken College
Saul Oar
Sty
Misa Marlon Lehaditz
Coranpes
Death mystery of Miss Mary the Clark deepens
Investigators believe a missing clue linked to the death of Miss Mary the Clark, a Pittsburgh spinner, whose frozen body was found near Cape May on January 15. A suspect reportedly admitted to handling details of the case yet provided no clear break, with speculation about the arrest timeline and possible motive.
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Cape May
Mary the Clark
Pittsburgh
Wardell Higher
County Drive
Mr Ease
Gary
Sara
Fragmented Ohio notes outline civic actions and penalties
The page fragment lists varied items from Ohio governance and public policy. It mentions fines for disobeying traffic signals, hotel licensing fees, and unclaimed wages, with references to named counties, boards, and officials. It notes joint committees on agricultural laws and a representation of California in a federation of clubs.
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Abele
Corahota
Anther
Mrs. Ost
Maotannig
Amman
Columbiim
Kreugey
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Norton
Local Barna Farm Bureau Plans and Trade Dinner
The Lorain County Barna Hover Board meets to discuss Farm Bureau plans while committees refine the project. Forty reservations for the Board of Trade dinner at Nowell hotel have been received. reservations close tomorrow noon. George Bo Chandler will address Pennswork for Ohio members. County commissioners weigh Welland ditch matters with deferred judgment until March. A YAC business meeting is set for noon tomorrow focusing on reports from clubs. A J Werner Co moves tailors to new quarters in the Darain County Bank building.
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Lorain County
Barna
Raga
Ple Ioria Savings Wind Trash Co
hans + ridar
Vasmehip Pati Bureau Cagipaley
Air
Tir Fara Bureau
Farm Bureau
Nowell
Trade Jiadquarters
George Bo Chandler
State Chamber of Commerce
Blycla Bard Ot Trade Oi
Pennswork
Ohio
Helis
Nea
A. J. Werner Co. mortHant Tailors
Jély Bivele
State witness against pals in Lorain assault trial
The Lorain case of Ma Mass and An Fthany Yinsel continued this morning as the state called Jon Rotme, a witness previously linked to Plas Adil Vinsel, who pleaded guilty two weeks ago and serves a Mansfield reformator term. Witnesses included Chrobak’s father, Judge Stranich, another judge, a chaplain, and two police officers. The defense plans to question a witness about reputation for good character.
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Ma Mass
Anfthany Yinsel
Lorain
Jon CR Rotme
Chrobak
Egiupanton
Adil Vinsel
Mansfield
J.P. Stranich
Murphy and
Habcock
Laraln
City Officials Tear Down Fence in Contested Land Dispute
In TGRAUIN Bel, Service Director Wet Wherein reports city action to demolish a fence guarding a strip of land between Seventh and AGEN. Mayor William Tarall and Billings joined the field dispute as officials awaited a court ruling. The confrontation followed a disagreement over ownership and access between minority residents and city authorities.
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Tgrauin
Bel
Fiseien
Walter Ye
Markie
Witarall
Billings
aMelals
T7th
Agenerr
Gastaf
Killer gang leader tied to 15 deaths in altem league war
A fragmented report links Loann Leader to a deadly street conflict with 15 killings. Authorities name Anthony Mis and Tony Willie among suspects as investigators note violence spreading across Lakeside and East 28th Street. Police pursue leads at Mead and nearby districts while noting a fatal incident at a brazen clash.
Outoe County Lorain County Names Consider Officials
In Lorain County a series of positions were discussed with names such as HM sources and Governor AV mentioned. Frank Wis and Kraak Suit were among candidates considered for a role previously held by a resigning individual. The process involved oversight by local officials and a potential tie to state decisions, reflecting uncertainty over appointment timing and authority.
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Lorain
Bel
Lading
Dati
Lorin County
Lurvin County
Agidieret
Oberlin Woman Home From Africa
Oberlin native Mrs Frank Meacham and her husband have returned to Corfough after five years in Rhodesia at the Chikore mission station. They assisted in language work, taught at the center school, and helped run a farm with 1,500 children under instruction. The station includes three churches, a nurse-run dispensary, boarding departments, and cotton experiments.
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Oberlin
Keres
Nomalire Pope Whitson
Ision
Chikore
Rhodesia
South Africa
Frank T. Maaeham
Maacham
Grinnell College
Chicago ‘Theological Seminary
Farus
Cecil Rhode
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign E Missions
Foreign Mission Agence
Turin
Mexuhiut
Chikora
Governor Urges Uniform State Laws Overhaul
The governor critiques the existing Ohio code as bulky and outdated. He calls for repealing obsolete provisions, reducing overlaps, and adopting uniform laws to align with other states. He notes expenditures cap at 5000 annually and urges removal of limits to enable modernization.
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State Board of
China
Ararene
Donets
Athens
Ohio
War veterans honor Captain Wolpols Boland on 190th birthday
Detroit war veterans honor Captain Wolpols Boland, a famed soldier of fortune, as he allegedly reaches his 190th year after a life spanning Crimean, Civil, and Spanish American conflicts. The Detroit veteran, once an inspector of engineering supplies, claims service under five flags and friendships with notable generals.
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Gordon
Tudia
Roland
Mexico
Eivil
Washington
South Ridge community notes and church service plans
Local notices report church services on Sunday February 6 with Sunday School at 10:00 am and worship at 11:00 am. A Needle Guild meeting in Elyria featured Mrs. Arthur Brest and Mr. St. Shute with plans for an oyster supper. Community members from Lorain Amherst Kipton and nearby areas are listed visiting and attending social events and Grange meetings with several families hosting and attending gatherings. A report on a proposed new hotel at Lake St Marys notes survey results and Chamber of Commerce discussion with Mr. Hart’s group and the General Organization Co. favoring the project.
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Needle Guild Society
Arthur Brest
Elyria
St. Shute
Joshua Thompson
Gust Smith
Anthony Deiefield
Aid
Newton Baus
August Merther
Amherst
George Vogler
Kyria
Walter Grobeann
George Kenittle
Grange
Lea Vanleon
Son Bar
Fraduradobuston
West Judge
R. H. Collier
Mivrid
Adna Madi
Lorain
George Aniale
Leo Hlanton
Mvelyn Kelves
Wigra
Jat Fitch
Eblsha
Huth
Alberta Spierelbore
Middly Ridge
Rheir
Walter (Iote
Frank Shaway
Gartieddt Daring
Gherlin Road
Kathryn Wolbe
Carl
Middle Ridge
Mays Dilte
George Knite
Whittle
Cook Home
Dehn Ealert
Edward Mrnst
North Idee
Lake St. Marys St. Matys
Via Sova
Hake St. Mare
Chivagh
Hart
Lake St Marys
Mexico Grants Ten Day Amnesty For Rebels
Mexico City February 2 The Mealem government says rebellions against Calles are suppressed and issues a ten day general amnesty to February 16 for rebels to surrender. Those not surrendering will be declared outlaws and executed on capture. No executions were reported in Parral Coahuila.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Mealem
Calles
War Department
Pina
Parra
Coahuila State
Markets Report Half Lost Hed Notes From Toledo and Chicago
Market summaries show hog receipts about 700 with price ranges 11.50 to 13.00 for various classes. Chicago cash quotations list butter prices, egg values, poultry and eggs, with general dull demand and lower butter and mixed grain quotes. Toledo grain markets cite wheat No 2 red at 1.38-1.39, oats and corn ranges, and March wheat futures at 17.75 while Timothy and other feeds trade.
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Toledo
Chicago
Turkey
United States
Wisconsin
Aistke
Chicago Senate Pay Inquiry Faces Contempt Threats
The Reed committee plans to compel witnesses in a bribery inquiry to answer questions about contributors including a Philadelphia donor who gave £50,000 and another who gave $8,600. It warns that continued refusals may prompt contempt citations and possible federal indictment actions.
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Cuntmuen Siva
Senate
Asa
Union Leaders Debate Wage Scale and Strike Threat
John Brophy of Clearfield urged softer terms to win non union workers as 65 percent of bituminous coal is mined by non union labor. He warned the convention a general strike may follow if Wake I state committee demands are rejected and urged strengthening union membership for the coming clash.
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Fruin
Steemonr
Peteanduay
Tollawdaps
John Brophy
Clearfield
Tead
Mnion
Brophy
Wake i State Committee
Death of Adelaide Griggs at 51 in Wellington
Mrs. Adelaide Griggs aged 51 died at her daughter’s home, No. 12 Nichols block. She left four sons Charities of Nuntington Normax and Dewey of Wellington and Elmer of Los Angeles, and three daughters Mrs Strickland, Mrs Bradner of Jamestown, and Mrs Short of Hast River street. Funeral Friday at 2 00 from First Baptist Church Wellington with Rev L J Wilson of Norwalk. burial Huntington.
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Adelaide Grigg
Adelaide Griggs
O. B. Strickland
Nichols Block
Charities of
Nuntington
Normax
Dewey
Wellington
Elmer
Los Angeles
Cal
Mra. Strickland
Bell Bradner
Jamestown
Mra
Hast River Street
First Baptist Court
L. J. Wilson
Norwalk
Huntinton
Pittsfield Society Notes Benefit Attendances, Local Visits
In Pittsfield, a Ladies' society meeting at Mrs. H L Coulson's home drew attendees including Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Smith from Oberlin. The report lists numerous local visits, a tractor school trip to Columbus, medical recoveries, new radios, and travels among residents and guests from nearby towns.
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Nindar
Ridgeville
Farmer's Institute
Aes. C.C
Sheffield
Hugh Wiliams
Columbus
Ray Bee
Warry Loutesbrough
F Tia
Wm. Prater
Twila Albright
Chas
Levina Waite
Wellington
Homson
A. L. Waite
Lai
A. K. Nash
George Grzik
NM Kvlena Stogka
Jann Storki
A. Jordan
Glen Draper
Brighton
Lille Barl Piper
Bartlett
Fragmented Passage From Obscure Text About New Heaven
The unreadable OCR fragment references New Heaven, Connecticut, and mentions places like Traneseypedra Plarhford and a despotish tone. It alludes to an event or scene involving stepping stones, diplomacy, and sentimental value, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or a coherent narrative.
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Adalee Abana
WINCO1 Do a Kindness by telling others about VENCO
Advertisement touts WINCO chocolate coated tabiet made of herbs roots and barks for bowel regulation. Claims no griping or sickness and offers money back if no relief from first box. Warns against salts and harsh laxatives and urges sharing with others.
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Wheyervenn
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