Wellington T U meets Tuesday in society notes
Wellington February 4 as Mrs A H Pierce hosts the W C T U with devotions and topics on Women and Prohibition. Reading The Dragon and Frances Willard tasks mark the program amid offerings for the Frances Fund and benediction.
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T. U
Wellington
A. H. Pierce
Rose Berkley
L. Walden
F D. Wren
Wm. Townsend
Frances Willard
Wight
Frances
Mrs Colavito Surrenders in Poisoning Case
Mrs Erama Colavito, sought on a murder warrant connected to Marino Costanza’s death four years ago, surrendered to Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton in Cleveland. Detectives had failed to locate her. she claimed to have been staying with friends since the warrant. The state alleges Costanzo was poisoned and that Colavito collected $2000 for her alleged work.
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Cleveland
Erama Colavito
Marino Costanza
Edward C. Stanton
Wellington News Briefs Include Doctor Certainty Probe
Wellington reports a travelling doctor from the Choctaw Vanderns and Comedy Co faced certificate scrutiny after two weeks in town. Many residents paid for consultations while Columbus shows no listing for the physician. Ralph Taylor suffered a heart attack husking on the James Nott farm, later dying from the fall. Wellington Realty liquidated seven lots at a public sale with buyers including Guy Walls Cooper and Whitcomb.
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Wellington
Dodge
Choctaw Vandern’s
Columbus
Ralph Taylor
James Nott Farm
Wellington Realty Company
Guy Walls
East Ma Street
Mr. Cooper
McKinley Avenue
Mr. Whitcomb
Woman Must Pay or Serve Three Years in Prison
Mrs Eva Konkel convicted on liquor law violation must serve three years unless she pays a $1,000 fine plus costs in municipal court here. If the fine is not paid within two or three days she will be committed to Marysville, said Chief of Police Theodore Walker.
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Lorain
Eva Konkel
Stock market steadiness as rails lead early trading
New York stock market opened steady with rail shares leading. Wabash Preferred A rose to 42 4 9 and New Haven to 20 1 8, while industrials stayed generally firm with U S Steel at 197 and Bethlehem Steel at 5 8 three quarters. American Can slipped to 28 3 4 and American Locomotive stood at 7 5 8.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wabash
Southern Rail Way
Dawson Chemical
Caifornia Petroleum
Roducers and Refinera
Louston
California
Toad
Usas
New Haven
Rock Teland
Chesanehoant Ohio
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker Rose
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CATTLE RECEIPTS AND PRICES
Market data shows receipts of 309 cattle with slow movement. Fat steers bring around 1090 to 1100 dollars, good to choice. butcher stock varied from fair to good. Cows and calves list multiple price ranges, with calves, veal and hogs reported among the day’s figures. Sheep and lambs steady with values from 13.50 to 19.54 for various grades.
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Cleveland
Sao
Burglar Strikes Amherst Home of Otto Ruth
A burglar entered the South Amherst residence of Otto Ruth and wife Mrs Ruth early this morning. The intruder paused near the bedroom door, tossed a hashveht, and attempted to gas the room to sleep the occupants. Ruth chased the thief downstairs and found the man had opened the door and escaped through a window. Deputy was summoned but the suspect was not found. The Ruths noted their home is near the area where the Ruth Mercantile Company had been burglarized twice in two weeks.
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Amherst
Otto Ruth
South Amherst
Ruth
Ruth Neades
Aland
Four Injured in Mansfield Blast
Spectators noted North Diamond street lighted at about thirty o'clock when an explosion tore through a rooming house on the street. A leaking gas pipe filled a room with gas and a resident lit a fire with a match causing the blast. Ten of twelve roomers slept through the early morning incident. four were carried to the hospital by an ambulance wagon of Giparties, seriously burned. Names include Irving Blacastone, Charles Williams, W. Quick, and Leonora Wojam.
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Mansfield
North Diamond Street
Lazar Htas
Parent
Iviny Blacastone
Charles Willams
W. Quick
Leonora
Unclear OCR Text About State Welfare and Jewelry Case
Fragmented report from Columbus and Cincinnati dated February 4 describes a state welfare directorate notice and a jewel theft investigation. It mentions John Togsatt and Joan Mezzola, a dental student, with authorities extending search for a woman in Norwood, Clio, last Tuesday.
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Gouy
John Togsatt
Dluet
Jetamny
Cincinnati
Joan Mezzola
Norwood
Clio
Halton Siddall Charged with First Degree Murder
Halton P. Siddall is held on a first degree murder charge in connection with the death of Mazzola. The case centers on Siddall as the primary suspect in the fatal incident and investigation details are being carried by local authorities.
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Halton P. Siddall
Mazzola
Seventeen Arrests in Lorain Gambling and Liquor Raids
Lorain police arrested seventeen suspects Saturday and Monday night on liquor and gambling charges. Those charged with liquor violations include L. Adams Carl Solovey Ed Oldberg George Mimlosie Ralph Adams and Louis Lunna of Amherst. A gambling game was busted at 1612 Broadway leading to arrests of Clinton Olmstead Ed Myrick Ed Brown Israel Jackson Joseph Goss and James Haing. They face arraignment in municipal court today.
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L. Adams
Carl Solovey
Ed Oldberg
George Mimlosie
Ralph Adams
Louis Lunna
Amherst
Frank Klady
Bis
Broadway
Clinton Olmstead
Ed. Myrick
Ed, Brown
Israel Jackson
Joseph Goss
James Haing
Manncipal
Legion Plans Wilson Memorial Service
Elyria Post No 12 of the American Legion calls on local organizations and citizens to join in a memorial service for Woodrow Wilson former president and World War I commander in chief. A committee led by Rus ger Waldorf will coordinate with other groups and announce details later.
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Elzria
Jon
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Rusger Waldorf
Earl Greenland
George Das
Carl Wolf
Lewis Huffman
Mr. Wilson
Army
Navy
Legion
America
Lorain Man Held on Contempt and Bond in Court Order Violation
Samuel Hamilton of Lorain was arrested by Sheriff Underhill on contempt of court for violating a stay away order from his wife and alleged domestic violence. Judge Webber held a partial hearing and continued the case to the 7th. He remains in jail on a $1,909 bond.
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Samuel Hamilton
Lorain
Underhill
Webber
Carl Jacobs Fined For Assault Case
Carl Jacobs was arrested Saturday by Sheriff Underhill on a charge of assault and battery. He appeared before Justice St George where he was fined $25 and ordered to pay court costs.
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Carl Jacobs
Underhill
Justice St. George
Cosig
Colder Weather Forecast For Ohio Valley And Southeast
The Weather Bureau predicted much colder conditions in the Ohio Valley Tennessee and the East Gulf states over the next 48 hours. In Washington the house blocked action on rev olution to abolish empty securities.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
East Gulf States
United States Weather Bureau
Harry J
Final Moments of President Wilson Quietly Observed
The Wilson home on S Street sees quiet after intense public mourning as nurses and family surround Woodrow Wilson in his last hours. Mrs. Wilson and Margaret Wilson hold his hands at his deathbed while Dr. Cary Grayson watches, noting the exhausted former president simply fell asleep.
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Wilson
S Street
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Anu
Cary T. Grayson
Dr. Grayson
Editorial Tributes Pour In On Woodrow Wilson Death
Editorials across major papers mourn Woodrow Wilson noting his monumental stature as a statesman. The pieces praise his ideals and leadership while acknowledging the political divisions and limits of his foreign policy.
Senate pays tribute to former president Wilson
In Washington the Senate observed a tribute to Woodrow Wilson as lawmakers including Democratic leader Joe T Robinson and Republican Henry Cabot Lodge spoke on his greatness. The ceremony featured international presence with Dr Adele Schreber and other dignitaries. The House also adjourned in respect after eulogies by Nicholas Longworth and Finis J Garrett.
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United States Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Joe T. Robinson
Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass
Senate
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Rewchstag
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Robinson
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Navy
Wilson War Cabinet
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Ohio
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Tennessee
Ohioans respond to Wilson death with praise and tribute
Ohio leaders and prominent figures note Woodrow Wilson as a great president after his death. Former Governor James M Cox urges unity in League of Nations advocacy while praising Wilson and Lincoln as two greatest precdents. War Secretary Baker and Republican leader Maurice Maschke also offer tributes stressing peace, liberty, and national mourning.
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Him
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Cuyahoga County
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Warren S. Stone
Death of Woodrow Wilson Brings Ohio to Mourning
Governor Donahey announced Ohio grieves for former President Wilson. Tributes praised his justice and brotherly love while Columbus churches held prayers and flags flew at half mast. Ohio state buildings remained draped in mourning as newspapers reported the loss.
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State House
England Mourns U S Loss
London flags fly at half mast for the late Woodrow Wilson as Britain and American figures praise his life. Leaders from Lloyd George to Kellogg hail his ideals and predict a lasting impact on world affairs.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Wilson
Statesman
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A. G. G. Gardiner
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Daily News
Europe
Ohio Farm Bureau Week Addresses Broadcast at OSU
Principal addresses on the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation program will be broadcast from WEAO at Ohio State University during the farmer's week events this week.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
WEAO
Ohio State University
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