Tragic Fall Claims Anastasia Leeds at Petacets Home
Mrs M Leeds 55 sister in law to Anastasia Leeds fell from the sixth story window of a Petacets home at 16 Kenh Sixty-fifth Street in York. Spectators watched as she died instantly. Dr Holden from 10 Sixty-Fifth Street rushed to the scene. Anastasia, once Mrs William Leeds, was married to Prince Christopher of Roses and was formerly Mrs William Lows. The late William Leeds was known as the tin king.
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Finn York
M. Leeds
Petacets
Anastasia
Eereg
Prince Christopher of Roses
William , Lows
Holden
Lorain Girls Stir Over Kathleen Ware Controversy
Lorain on February 10 reports Kathleen Ware, famed novelist, would be warned away. Local Girls Business Club plans actions Monday to respond to magazine portrayal of Lorain girls as giggling and fluting. The group intends scathing resolutions, sparking a local culture clash over public perception and decorum.
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Lorain
Kathleen Ris
Kathleen
Hrace
Poppy
Enwich Village
Journalist Tomas Connery Dies in Atlantic City
Tomas B Connery former New York journalist and magazine editor died in Atlantic City today at age unknown. The veteran reporter who covered politics and high society for decades is mourned by colleagues and friends.
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Tlantic City
N. J
Tomas B. Connery
New
Magan Need
More Women Din the Army Thad Aches Pain and Backache
Milwaukee Wisconsin and Buffalo New York papers tell of women enlisting or serving in the Army while suffering from back pain and loss of appetite. A testimonial mentions Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound helping regain strength and appetite. Readers are urged to consider remedies for health improvements.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Powder in rubbish blast injures Cincinnati woman
Powder thought to be in rubbish tossed into a furnace and ignited by Mrs Hannah Raw, 42, caused a blast that seriously injured her in Cincinnati. She lost one eye and surgeons are grafting skin on her face and chest in an effort to save her.
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Cincinnati
Hannah Raw
No license arrest in Columbus case
In Columbus on February 10 Police took into custody Isaac Blackwell, 77, a brick mason, and Nettie, younger than him. Blackwell faced charges for failing to obtain a 1933 license under the Volstead era laws. Nettie was described as assisting with Blackwell’s wagon.
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Columbus
State Briefs from Cincinnati and Columbus February 10
Multiple short items report on an Ohio senate finance committee inspecting Longview hospital, Chief Justice Marshall denouncing law overload, Wise Clothing Company bankruptcy filing, Knights of St John death of Michael Settlemayer, Lima Mardi Gras pageant ending, Merriam predicting bloc politics, postponement of prohibition hearings in Massillon, teens tied to a parolee case in Georgetown, Ohio State professor Kelley resigning to head Chicago Art Institute, German police dog aiding liquor seizures, and hooded mob outrages in Morehouse Parish threatening life policy cancellations.
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Columbus
Chicago Art Institute
Charles F Kelley
Ohio State University
Ohio State
University of Illinois
Bandits Grab Payrolls Across Cities in Separate Heists
Three masked bandits in aviator helmets robbed P Farland and Company workers in Chicago seizing a payroll of 4444 with numerous smaller robberies reported. In Detroit four bandits forced two Detroit Twist Drill employees to surrender an $8000 payroll en route to company offices. In Portsmouth a masked man looted two diamond rings valued at 2000 from Mrs Selby, wife of Selby Shoe Company secretary Mark Selby.
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Chicago
P. 3Fc- Farlane and Company
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Twist Drill Company
Portmouth
Mark W. Selby
Selby Shoe Company
Eighteen Arrested in Immigration Smuggle Plot
In Pensacola on February 10, federal authorities blocked a plot to smuggle a shipload of aliens into the United States. Eighteen foreigners who landed at Panama City were arrested. fifteen others who escaped are being hunted. The group included Italians Germans Swedes and other Europeans with no Orientals among the detainees.
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Pensacola
Fla
United States
Panama City
Police raise $730 from Cascade Pavilion dance
Police department nets $730 from a Wednesday Cascade Pavilion dance. The amount will be credited to the pension fund, which already exceeds $10,000.
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Cascade Pavillion
Grounded British ship City of Canton near Cape Cod
News briefs report City of Canton grounded five miles southeast of great round shoals Cape Cod. Other items note a wartime subsidy amendment to President Harding, a custody case in Ohio over Yvonne Wilcox, and a McNary nomination withdrawal. A London report says Irish peace possibility remains but fragile.
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Boston
Canton
Great Round Shoals
Cape Cod
Charlesstown Navy Yard
Washington
Harding
James G. McNary
New Mexico
Stock Market Opens Irregular On February 10
New York trading started on a small scale with U S Steel up 1 4 to 107 Bethlehem Steel 3 4 higher at 65 1 4 Chandler Motors 1 2 to 72 1 2 Kelly Springfield 5 8 at 33 7 8 Marine Preferred advanced 2 1 2 to 44 1 2 on ship subsidy hopes Manatee Sugar rose 2 to 55 with other sugar shares in demand American Woolen up near 1 to 100 1 4 Railroad issues largely motionless
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New York
UL. &. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Chandler Motors
Kelly Springfeld
Marine Preferred
New York Stocks Close Mixed as Markets Steady
Stocks listed include Ajax Rubber American Can and General Electric with varied closes. Other notable names such as Reading, U.S. Steel, Northern Pacific and Bethlehem Steel appear among closing prices, while bond and commodities notes show Liberty bonds opening with modest gains and wheat futures mixed in Chicago trading.
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Ajax Rubber
Alls Chalmers American
American Agricultural
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Delaware & Hudson
General Electric
Northern Pacific
Peoples Gas
Pitts Coal
Ray Consolidated
Reading
American Steel Foundry
American Tel
American Woolen American
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Superior
Wait
Sf California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chile
China Copper
Colorado Fuel
General Motors
Northern Pr
Gt Northern
Ninois Central
iInt
Int
Kennecott
Marine
Marine Pr
Midvale Steel
N. Y
New York Central
N.Y
H. & Hartford
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
X Southern Railway Texas Co
Tobacco Producta
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse White Motors
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda
Two Aviators Die in Crash at Kelly Field
Lieutenant Harry J. Marin of New York City and Sergeant Walter Grodecki were killed when their DH-4B plane crashed during an aerial review at Kelly Field in San Antonio Texas. The event honored Major E. J. Lewis, commander of the eighth area, and Brigadier General William Mitchell, assistant chief of the air services.
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San Antonio
Tex
Harry J. Marin
New York City
Walter 5. Grodecki
Kelly Field
BE. J. Lewis
Eighth Area
Wiliam Mitchell
Air Services
Make Arrest In Narcotic Death
Mansfield scene as state narcotic inspectors T. W. Robinson and Frank Bauer hold George Karsh 33 from Lima Hazel Karsh and Joseph Mathisen after the death of Lester Motter a known drug addict. Motter’s wife described a stranger who attempted to sell morphine to him. Dr. C. E. Hunter, Mansfield physician, was fined 500 dollars after pleading guilty to morphine sales to Motter.
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Mansfield
George ‘Karsh
Lima
Hazel Karsh
Joseph Mathisen
T. W. Robinson
Frank Bauer
Lester Motter
Motter
Elyria Woman Tells How To Prevent Colds
Elyria resident Mrs L D Wilson of Foster Avenue shares a remedy for colds flue or bronchial trouble involving inhaling fumes from turpentine poured into boiling water She urges trials given the widespread illness X ray inventor dies in Munich Dr Roentgen passes away after pioneering X ray discovery
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L. D. Wilson
Foster Avenue
Munich
Roentgen
Foreign Invasions Dominate Ohio Bowling Tourney Night
Toledo reports teams from Cincinnati Marion Martins Ferry Akron Springfield and Cleveland will compete in the Ohio State Bowling Tournament as the first foreign invasion marks the event. Other items note sailing lists in New York with Mallory and Shoemaker, Walcott vs Spearo in Cleveland chess, influenza delaying a fight in Brooklyn, Sweetser named to Walker Cup team, and a Dublin attack on public buildings amid Liam Deasy’s peace appeal.
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Marion
Marting Ferry
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Springfield
Cleveland
G. H. Walcott
Irving Spearo
New York
Jesse W. Sweetser
England
Dublin
Liam Deasy
Community Notes From North Russia Feb 10
Chris Gentes family Lorain and Miss Kate Gentes Elyria were Sunday guests at Ed Bergs. Mrs Herman Barckert visited Mans field. Harlan Schramm ill with measles. Bert Franklin Elyria family visited John Franklin. Harley Franklin family and Myrtle visited Hollingsworth Amherst. Ed Stang South Ridge and Mrs Earl Dellefield Amherst attended social at Car Bergs. Edward Schramm family ill with flu. Oyster supper at Carl Bergs well attended. Next P T A meeting at the school Friday evening March 2. An entertainment will be given by the school.
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North Russia
Chris Gentes
Lorain
Kate Gentes
Elyria
Berga
Herman Barckert
Mansfield
Harlan Schramm
Bert Franklin
John Franklin
Harley Franklin
Myrtle
Hollingsworth
Amherst
Ed Stang
South Ridge
Earl Dellefield
Car Bergs
Edward Schramm
Carl Bergs
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Local notes and bond closing dates in regional brief
Vincent Vincent notes family updates with Mrs Kate McMillan and relatives in Gary and Finlaysville while Little Lucy Roberta returns home after hospital treatment. Circle No 1 plans a Feb 14 meeting at Mrs Wim Beess’s Went River Road. Liberty bond closing prices listed for New York on Feb 10 with several issues near par and small gains.
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Wim. Beess
River Road
Oberlin M D Wallace Taylor Dies After Four Decades Abroad
Dr Wallace Taylor pioneer medical missionary born Cadiz Ohio June 18 1835 served forty years in Japan establishing Hiogo hospital and Koibe dispensary plus Osaka Choshun Bisoning hospital and smaller clinics He retired to Oberlin in 1913 leaving a widow and five children funeral at 2:30 Sunday with Rev Nicholas Van der Py and Henry Lincoln Post at Westwood Cemetery
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Tia
KE. Gellege Street
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American Board of Foreign Missions
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Korea
China
India
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England
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Youngstown
Carl C. Taylor
Chicago
John W. Taylor
Cincinnati
Harriet Taylor
Robert M. Taylor
Sacramento
Call
Nicholas van der Py
Henry Lincoln
Westwood Cemetery
Oberlin D A R Delegates Chosen For Cincinnati Meet
Oberlin D A R selects delegates and alternates to represent the Oberlin chapter at the convention in Cincinnati March 12 to 16. Delegates include Mrs French and Mrs Edith Christy with alternates Miss Alicea Little and Miss Sadie Prince among others. The selection was announced at a meeting hosted by Mrs L E Burgner.
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Oberlin
D. A. RR
L. E. Burgner
E. College Street
Cincinnati
Mra. French
East College Street
Edith Christy
Spring Street
Miles Watson
Elm
Alicea Little
Man Leaps 180 Feet to Death at Cleveland Bridge
George and Rolland Brubaker of Ashland Ohio witnessed the food show crowding near the high level bridge when an unidentified man leaped from the railing into the icy Cuyahoga River. Coast guards search the river this morning for the body.
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Cleveland
George and
Rolland Brubaker
Ashland
Cuyahoga River
Coast Guards
Colleen Moore Refuses Comment on Engagement Report
In Los Angeles on February 10 Friends of actress Colleen Moore declined to discuss reports she is engaged to John McCormick a western representative for a major film distributing company.
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Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
John McCormick
Will Be Electrocuted Dayton Rabbit Man Faces Sentence
Dayton February 10 Irvin Layer known as the rabbit man faces the electric chair for the murder of 14 year old Arthur Moore a Boy Scout last spring.
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Dayton
Irvin Layer
Arthur Moore
W C T U Meeting Postponed in Amherst
The Amherst W C T U meeting scheduled for February 22 is postponed due to illness. Mrs. C M Harris and Miss Lucy Horn will host at their Church Street home. Also notes Hickory Tree Grange plans an old fashioned farmers chicken dinner and bazaar next Tuesday from 11:30 am, 50 cents a plate, with bazaar continuing into evening. Lumber Jacks defeat Brownhelm in three of three games at Warren and Whyte alleys with total scores listed.
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Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
Lumber Jacks
Brownhelm
Warren and Whyte
Begert
H. Grdgel
E. Grugel
Neving
Wohklveer
Burks Kill Woman in Turpentine Fire Incident
Mrs. Veras McCammon, 33, died at her Mt. Gilead home after burns suffered last evening when her clothes caught fire as she heated turpentine on a stove. Her husband was seriously burned attempting to smother the flames with a blanket.
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Veras McCammon
Mt. Gilead
Sherman to Speak on Epworth League Lecture Course
Wellington reports Prof Sherman of Oberlin College will present the fourth program on the Epworth League Lecture Course on Tuesday evening. He is a well known local figure and the community anticipates an evening of sincere entertainment.
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Sherman
Tueasda Wellington
Oberlin College
E. Epworth League
Store room leased to Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Wellington item reports Robert who ran a grocery here for years leases his store room to the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. The company will open a grocery store in the space as soon as it is vacated by Mr. Robart, likely around April 1.
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Wellington
Robert
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Robart
Wellington Personal Notes and Local Events
Mrs Sponseller travels to West Virginia after her brother's death. The Odd Fellows invite the public to a Valentine party at the IOOF Hall on Wednesday evening at o o clock. Master Ceilan Baker, son of Charles Baker, fractured his wrist at school. The Masons plan a card party at the Masonic Hall on Thursday evening.
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Ceilan Baker
Chas
Baker
Masonic Hall
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air For Brighter Light
A new oil lamp, tested by the U.S. Government and 36 leading universities, supposedly outshines 10 ordinary lamps. It burns without color, smoke, or noise, uses cheap kerosene, and requires no pumping. Inventor L. T. Johnson offers a free 10 day trial and promises agencies and big monthly earnings.
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U.S
L. T. Johnson
W. Lake St
Chicago
Oberlin Club Activities Move Through February
Oberlin clubs announce next week's meetings across several groups. Educational department of the Oberlin Woman's Club meets Mrs. L E Lord at 272 Oak Street to hear about Pictures for the Home, while the Nineteenth Century club convenes with Mrs. W C Christy at 4 Spring Street. The Literary and Social Club gathers with Mrs H C Scott at 189 E Cottees on February 18 at 6 30 p m. East L C Street Mending Bee hosts Mrs J K Wag er at 59 King on February 12 15 at 3 p m. Pansy chapter O B E meets February 14 with a short entertainment after.
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Oberlin Woman's Club
L. E. Lord
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Lord
Nineteenth Century Club
W. C. Christy
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H. C. Scott
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Unclear Salient Record of Salvation Meeting Schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes list times and names for religious services including open-air gathering at 7 45 p m jail service and a 3 15 p m Salvation meeting at 128 Pine hosted by Rev R Eton with Captain officers and Lieutenant I.
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