Paroled Man Studer Faces Return to Penitentiary
Canton February 25 Carl Studer known as a key figure in the Don Mellett murder probe faces return to the state penitentiary for parole violation He is to be heard today or tomorrow in municipal court on liquor law charges Edward Brennan 26 was arrested with Studer they allegedly ran a cigar store restaurant found with liquor Studer initially denied ties but admitted partnership when shown keys to the place He previously testified at a Lengel hearing and admitted running a house of ill fame resulting in a 1 to 3 year sentence Studer has served two years and four months of that term Prosecutor Henry W Harter Jr led the case
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Don RR. Mellett
State Penitentiary
Edward Brennan
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Mellett
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Civil Service Commission
S. A Lengel
Henry W. Harter Jr
Optimism Rise in China Says YWCA Leader 1928
Reports from Miss Ting-Shu-Ching, general secretary of the national committee of the YWCA in Shanghai, describe much optimism in China in 1928. She notes cleared diplomatic relations, increasing national unity, and mentions a Chinese "Lindy" flight from Canton to Mukden in "The Spirit of Canton" as part of a broader push toward national accord.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Shanghai
China
Canton
Mukden
Penitentiary Return Considered for Today
The article suggests that today he probably would be returned to the penitentiary. Strong official action is anticipated, with the outcome depending on legal proceedings and local authorities.
First woman suffrage petition to Congress in 1866
In 1866 the American Equal Rights Association presented the first petition for woman suffrage to Congress.
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American Equal Rights Association
Congress
Will Allen Shot During Escape Attempt in Columbus
State briefs report in Columbus that 38-year-old Will Allen, a Black man, was shot and killed by Patrolman H J Gardner while fleeing after cutting another man. Gardner fired when Allen did not halt. Cincinnati brief notes a streetcar fire destroyed while crew dined. Newark, Colorado reports death from a Valentine’s Day cold cure at age 62.
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Will Allen
H. J. Gardner
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Georgetown recluse Lee Martin found dead at home
In Georgetown on February 25 Lee Martin aged fifty five was found frozen to death at his home after being dead about five days according to the coroner. In Columbus Ohio on February 23 Stone Nottingham aged forty was injured perhaps fatally when his automobile collided with a bus.
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Lee Martin
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Stone Nottingham
Fire Hits Two Washington Businesses in Sunday Blaze
A Sunday fire in Washington C H F wiped out the Hockenburg general store and the Foster restaurant and pool room, causing an estimated $10,000 in losses. Fire officials reported no injuries. The cause was under investigation as flames swept through the two structures.
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Fire Rips Akron Roadside Inn After Gas Explosion
A group of thirty Cleveland diners reached the Motor Inn near Akron to find the roof collapsed after a blaze. Officials say a basement gas tank explosion caused the fire. Owner L. E. Stanford was in the basement and suffered minor burns.
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Motor Inn
L. E. Stanford
Coasting accident claims Lewis Atkins in Mingo Junction
In Steubenville on February 25 Lewis Atkins aged thirty died after a sled crash on North Hill at Mingo Junction. His runaway ride broke through a retaining wall and sent him onto a house roof below where he succumbed to his injuries.
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Steubenville
Lewis Atkins
North Hill
Mingo Junction
Education chiefs gather in Cleveland for fiftieth meeting
Fifteen thousand educators from across the country convened in Cleveland for the fiftieth annual conference, marking a major national education gathering with speeches, workshops, and policy discussions anticipated.
Ninth annual convention opens in Public Hall
Seven aeroplanes brought educators from Chicago to Cleveland for the ninth annual convention of the department of superintendents of the National Education Association. Pilot Sam Taylor earned praise for coolness after piloting a Stout tri motor over Cleveland. Motors failed. he landed safely in an empty field near a residence. no passengers injured. Water in fuel caused the failure. In Akron, Bobby Burns two, and his brother Harry four, were hurt in a basement fire started by matches. Bobby died and Harry is in critical condition as a neighbor fled to safety.
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Arrowhead Hot Springs
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Arrowhead
Department of Superintendents
National Education Association
Public Hall
Chicago
Cleveland
Sam Taylor
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Harry
Dorm residents clash for YMCA basketball title
Third floor residents of the YMCA dormitory will meet a staff team to decide the YMCA basketball championship. The floor champions defeated the fourth floor squad in two straight games last Monday and the previous Monday.
Time on a day lasts 23 hours 56 minutes 5 seconds
The exact mean solar day is shorter than 24 hours at 23 hours 56 minutes 5 seconds, reflecting the Earth's rotation relative to distant stars. This standard sidereal day underpins precise astronomical timekeeping and navigation.
Early currency formed from cured animal skins
Historical note notes that skins of wild animals cured served as one of the earliest known forms of money, illustrating how portable value artifacts evolved in ancient trade networks.
Polyumbia Girls Mine Courtty Fail Shooting Tilt
Pearl Mayer and Edna Durrach of Columbia High School led the county foul shooting contest for girls with 26 of 40. The event at EHS gym had pairs in two person teams. Amherst and South Amherst tied for second with 24. Boys contest on individual basis saw L Browand and Elmer Beam top with 17 of 20. Lester Cook led with 16.
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Pearl Mayer
Edna Durrach
Columbia High School
EHS
Amherst
South Amherst
L. Browand
Penfield High School
Elmer Beam
Kipton
Lester Cook
Eaton High School
Penfield
A. Browand
Edward Schecht
Hubert Jones
Columbia
Lawrence Burnett
Leon Ives
Ripton
Forest Hil
Brookside
William Killing
Steve Frolic
Eaton
Wesley Carpenter
Avon Lake
Helen Moodt
Virginia Walker
Dorothy Biggs
Beatrice Devereaux
Alice Garland
Doris Springer
Helen Beres
Elizabeth Gressler
Belden
Lois Rogers
Dorothy Bater
Children Named in Brookside Neighborhood List
A Brookside notice lists six children including Margaret Brumley age 6 Dorothy Morgan age 18 Mildred Reeder age 11 Leona Gallagher age 8 Marion Hall age 13 and Jean Cook age 6 for a local registry or event.
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Margaret Brumley
Dorothy Morgan
Brookside
Mildred Reeder
Leona Gallagher
Marion Hall
Jean Cook
Young Stribling dislocates rib before Sharkey fight
Miami Beach Fla Feb 75 Georgia boxer's father reveals Young Stribling heavyweight title bid nearly stalled after he slipped a rib last week while training at the heavy bag. Cecil B Ferguson treated him and the rib is back in place though neuritis plagued his right arm briefly. He remains ready for the bout with Jack Sharkey in Boston.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Young Stribling
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Georgia
Pa” Stribling
Cecil B. Ferguson
New York Giants
Reese
Stribling
Minn-O Club grows as distance swimmers race to membership
Two members of the Minn-O Club at the YMCA have already swum more than half of the 26 miles required for official membership. The club now lists 20 associate members, all pursuing active status.
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Minn-O Club
Snow heavy coal company clash on west side lumber
A fragment notes heavy snowfall affecting coal deliveries and disruption at the West Side Lumber Company. Details unclear for precise actions or dates.
Local YMCA meeting and swim club records reported
A meeting of the Y M C A club is noted for tonight with recurring Mondays schedule. Leaders include Charles Niedere bauser at 15 miles and Thomas Moody at 139 12 miles. Other top swimmers listed: Adelbert Urig 51-4, Robert Goecke 41-3, Robert Hancock 41-3, Russell Austin 41-4, William Anderson 31-33, Vincent Feron 3, Carl Wagner 3, Wayne Liggett 3, Clinton Heldrich 3, George Baker 3, Franklin Whitney 2, Jack Adamson 11-2 miles.
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Charles Niedere Bauser
Thomas Moody
Adelbert Urig
Robert Goecke
Robert Hancock
Russell Austin
William Anderson
Vincent Feron
Carl “Wagner
Wayne Liggett
Clinton Heldrich
George Baker
Franklin Whitney
Jack Adamson
Boys Earle Cage Results at YMCA Basketball Meet
Nine games across Grammar School Eighth Grade and Junior Church leagues at the YMCA yielded several decisive scores. Hamilton routed St Agnes 22 to 4, Franklin defeated McKinley 22 to 4, Washington School room 234 beat St Agnes 10 to 2, Washington 237 edged Gates 11 to 10, Washington 230 topped Washington 238 22 to 18, St Mary’s beat Washington 236 15 to 11, St Agnes defeated First Congregationalists 22 to 15, St Mary’s battered Pilgrim Community 26 to 5, and Methodists beat Hungarian Reformed 18 to 4.
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McKinley
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Greeks stamp ox image on leather for value mark
An ancient practice stamped an ox image onto leather, creating a token that determined the animal’s value. The mark linked the impressed image to a quantifiable worth used in trade and appraisal among Greek communities.
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