Bankers and Robbers Stun Ohio Town in Early Morning Heist
Four armed bandits attempted a Peoples National Bank hold up in Mount Pleasant Ohio prompting a chase across Jefferson County. Cashier Jones fired from the vault and wounded one robber, while Assistant Cashier Price was injured. bandits fled toward Dillonvale as a Nash car disappeared from sight. Police say five counties are involved in the manhunt and no loot was secured.
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Steubenville
Peoples National Bank
Mount Pleaant
Ohio
Hee
Cadifer Hoe Price
Jefferson County
Jones
Price
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Wheeling
E. H. Hayne
Clarkson Coal Company
Mount Pleasant
Ice Box Breaks Man on Arm Rail Car
An incident occurs on a rail car where an ice box breaks, injuring a man identified as Ralph Gratien of Detroit. The report notes the event happened while Gratien was at work and mentions involvement or reaction of New York Central officials.
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Ralph Gratien
Detroys Eonene Diy
Tae
York Central
Ur Gratien
Couple Break Legs in Michigan Fire
Fragmented and garbled text from a Michigan fire report mentions a couple sustaining leg injuries amid a fire incident. The article also references workers compensation and state regulations, but readable details are limited.
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Michigan
No Need to Boil Water Topic Mentioned in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a person named Cris Chait and a reference to approval and a date in 21 days. The readable lines are unclear and do not provide a complete event or outcome for a fuller summary.
One Dead Two Dying in Tennessee Feud
A feud in Monroe county near Jalapa ends with Jake Tipton shooting Greely Garran dead. Jarme Dewey Smith and Gene Isbill are wounded and hospitalized. Tipton, an overseas veteran, is jailed in Madisonville on first degree murder charges. Jalapa is a lumber camp near Je Ne Plains known as no man s land.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Dalapa
Monroe County
Greely Garvan
Jarme Dewey Smith
Gene Isbill
Jake Tipton
Madisonville
Garran
Tipton
Isb l
Smith
T Ptor
Isbill
Frank J Cannon to Speak at U P Church Sunday
The National Reform Association brings Hon. Frank J. Cannon to town for a Sunday talk on Save Them Before They Are Lost. Cannon, a noted statesman and author, plans to discuss the role of the state in public education and promote Curno principles. His travels, wartime France experience, and journalism background are highlighted as part of his platform.
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National Reform Association
Frank J. Cannon
Cannon
France
Bute
Man Estranged from Family Causes Tragic Death
In a domestic tragedy, a man described as estranged from his family died by hanging. The incident occurred in Marton on a Wednesday and involved a belt as the instrument. The report notes a tense household background and a possible motive tied to family strife.
State briefs Columbus Fe Feb 24 report on court cases
A series of short items from Columbus datelined news note guilty pleas and indictments. Felix Dedson confessed to helping in a murder plot and faces treason charges while a defendant pleads guilty to embezzlement in relation to a five year penitentiary term.
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Columbts
Remy Last de Tsan
Abo
Dsrton
Woaetman
Fay
County farmers elect officers and hold successful meet
Charlemagne Tower former ambassador to Germany dies in Philadelphia at 95 after pneumonia. Farmers Institute closes two day Ridgeville session with officers elected and resolutions favoring police and highway bills, state aid urged, and dairy and farm standards discussed. The article notes Tower's diplomatic career from 1902 to 1908 in Berlin and his honors.
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Philadelphia
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Pennsylvania
Tower
Tie
Philadelpha
Harvard
M. Helen Smith
Frank Smith
Oakland
Northwest
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Ana Iron Range Railroad
Minnesota Iron Com
Part
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Berlin
Woman Denies Knowledge of Still Rented Avon Mill
Sheriff hunts for man who rented Alten cider mill in Avon township where a 65 gallon still and a smaller still were seized. Joe Alten, present and jailed, is out on bail awaiting trial. Mrs Alten rents to the Lormen and denies awareness of the mill’s use. She says the tenant planned to install a mill. Copper tank once heated water for wine press, but was repurposed without her knowledge.
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Avon Township
Joe Alten
Alten
Lormen
Null
Witness for State's Star Klan Arrest Shocks Court
A convoluted OCR fragment reports the arrest of a witness tied to the State's Star Klan. The garbled text mentions family ties and a legal case, with unclear dates and details due to transcription errors.
Former Elyua Woman Buried at MDI Funeral
Fragmented OCR notes report a burial at MDI for a former Elyua Woman with three people buried near the site. Damages and unidentified details appear in the garbled text. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
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Elyaua
Mdi
No Weddings Delayed for Three Days in County Office
The probate office enforces a temporary ban on marriage licenses for four days amid confusion among local youths. Officials report no weddings will be processed during this period as inquiries rise about eligibility and procedures.
Frank Praugfor Held on Change By GTR
Beant Devee and Water Jones appear in a garbled report about a change case involving Frank Praugfor. The text mentions a girl who tested betas and a reference to a coupe, Camryan, and a disorderly sum. The fragmentary wording limits clear facts and identities.
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Frank Praugfor
GTR
Camryan
Funeral cortege struck by Erie train in Youngstown crash
A eastbound Erie passenger train hit a funeral procession at Holmes street crossing today at 10:30 am killing Mrs. Lewis Zarlengo and injuring six others. Gate signals were reportedly not down as the procession crossed. Engineer Richard Shane, veteran with over forty years of service, led the train.
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Youngstown
Holmes Street
Lewis Zarlengo
Ben Ceremella
Joseph Ceremealla
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Erie
Richard Shane
Needed Plumber Not City Firemen
A hot water boiler in the basement of L. O. Youns at Park Avenue burst into steam and prompted a fire department alarm. Fire crews arrived to find a plumber needed, not firefighters. Earlier a Hell taxi caught fire around the carburetor on Second Street alleys. the fire department was called but not required.
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L. O. Youns
Lls Park Avenue
Hell
Second Street
Bounty Bee Keeper Meet Here Tuesday
Bounty bee keeper meeting advertised for Tuesday amid scattered garbled text. The notice hints at a gathering place and participants but lacks clear details due to OCR errors.
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Bounty Bee Keeper
Plan to Abandon Subsidy Measure Monday
Washington reports a subsidy bill death blow as administration leaders announce plans to drop it this Monday. Senator Lenroot blocks an early funeral vote while Jones and Curtis call Monday’s service a final test, amid filibuster pressure from a bipartisan death battalion.
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Washington
Senate
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
Curtis
Kansas
Lafollette
Robinson
Arkansas
Ator Jones
Harrison
Mississippi
Pittman
Nevada
Curis
Moladar
Ohio society elects crippled children officers at fourth annual meeting
At the fourth annual convention of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children officers were elected for the coming year. Edgar Alten of Elyria is president emeritus and B A Gammel of Cleveland serves as president with George Mitchell of Coshocton and Bert Tillinghast of Toledo as vice presidents. Additional posts include secretary James Bateman of Cleveland treasurer Jay Howenstine of Elsha and an executive committee listing E K Bacon Mansfield Geo Schooner Canton Floyd Snyder Massillon Merrick Hitchcock Washington D H A J Pembroke Columbus Harry B Kissell Springfield Omar Caswell Cincinnati and Geo Clegz Youngstown. The presidents advisory committee includes Charles Fielbach Toledo Ed R Kelses Toledo Samuel Squire Elyria and John Dentley with Clarence Collins. Cleveland and Cincinnati are named among the associates.
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Springfield
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Edgar Alten
Elyria
B. A. Gammel
Cleveland
George Mitchell
Coshocton
Bert T Tillinghast
Toledo
James Bateman
Jay Howenstine
Elsha
E. K. Bacon
Mansfield
Geo. Schooner
Canton
Floyd Snyder
Massillon
Merrick Hitchcock
Washington D. H
A. J. Pembroke
Columbus
Harry 8. Kissell
Omar Caswell
Cincinnati
Geo. Clegz
Youngstown
Charles Fielbach
Ed R. Kelses
Samuel Squire
Eijria
John Dentley
Clarence Collins
Robert Chapman
New Lorain Raids Lead to Multiple Arrests
Federal officers led by A. J. King raided several Lorain locations including 1223 E St Goodrow & Forest corner Broadway and East Erie, 900 Broadway, and 45 Broadway plus the homes of Flora Miraldi and James Miraldi. Prohibition agents seized alcohol and later federal court appearances were ordered. Sheriff Underhill assisted in another raid on Grove avenue uncovering two copper stills 409 gallons of wine and 34 gallons of distilled liquor with samples logged and evidence destroyed.
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A. J. King
Lorain
Robert Gaeble
St. Goodrow & Forest
Broadway
East Erie
Avenue
John Miraldi
Flora Miraldi
East 15Th St
James Miraldi
Cleveland
Sheriff Underhill
Damaitra Bodtan
Grove Avenue
Larain
Bacdan
Smack Gets Large Payout Cited in Chicago Notice
A Chicago report notes a claim yielding about 20 thousand dollars for an incident described as a smack. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary text.
Throat Cut in Poker Game Quarrel in Washed County
Local reports describe a fatal throat cut during a poker game dispute. The incident involved individuals identified as Ron Fes and Sam Yoank, with a suspect named WH. The altercation occurred during a high stake session leading to one man’s death and others in custody.
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Ron Fes
Sam Yoank
Dorartess
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Farmers’ Institute
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E. C. Cotton
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RE. C. Cotton
Division of Plant Industry
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