Open Forum Debate Evening at High School Auditorium
The high school hosts an open forum in the auditorium with two Merlin College teams slated to debate. Joness presides and audience questions will guide the discussion as the Oberlin Mandolin Club provides musical interludes. Delegations from LaGrange Grae vet Dover Graiz and Obertin attend.
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Audi’ Kam Turring
Bia
Merlin College
fiMlayer
Joness
Ageach
Oberlin Mandolin Club
Fran LaGrange
Graevet
Dover
Graiz
Obertin
Supreme Court delays Woman Suffrage Amendment ruling
A confused record shows the Supreme Court postponing a decision on the Woman Suffrage amendment until January. Attorney General Waughert and others from Marslan and New York were involved as arguments focused on proper ratification and the integrity of voters in determining election outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the
Fnitentes
Waughert
Marsland
New York
Two Holdups Net 6274 Dollars in Detroit
Four men ambushed a watchman at the Adams dealer and stole a locker containing cash from the First National Bank area. Authorities estimated the haul at 374 to 1100 dollars and noted a large value from the attempted robbery on a January day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newali
Jersey
Vantfultz
Adam Vali
First National Bank of Secus
Detroit
Mick
Adams Realer
Unclear Ad Claims Salts for Kidney Health
An advertisement touts Lithia and kidney salt products as a remedy to cleanse kidneys, reduce uric acid and neutralize acids in urine. It promises relief from headaches nervousness and urinary disorders and claims the salts are inexpensive and safe for regular use.
Newberry Denies In Senate Campaign Testimony
The text relays Paul Kink defending Newberry against accusations tied to the 1918 Michigan primary campaign. He praises Newberry as a man of high character and integrity while detailing the campaign’s publicity efforts, costs, and lack of direct involvement by Newberry in improper activities. The material references senate hearings and the debate over funding and management of campaign operations.
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Uientiagg
Mactien
Sal
Wherry
Mi 4
Newberry
Paul Kink
Fis
Newberrs
Earberry
New York
Pepe Iminianee
Yaa
Caninaien
New York City
Tonmstamthy
Mrehstan
TD Riese
Nutt
Mati Piytie
Toy Eyes
Campaden
Uriberg
Senate
Tony
Poedad
Ana
Dhe
Cepiort
Nowhberry
Kia Mopar
Min Oppatie
Heory Ward
Nat Omer
Ford
Dil
Court Minute Entries From Morning Session
Judge Thronmpsnn presided as cases were heard including Mary Heiner v Lawrene Werk er Meeren and Foreclosure actions for Crescent Stove Co. and Worthington and Cearce Beaver. The court entered notices and judgments on due payments and distributions of funds among creditors in several docketed matters.
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Thronmpsnn
Din
Mary Heiner Va
Lawrene Werker Meeren
Oyede Commercial Credit Co
I. Ledogan
Crescent Stove Co
Jarasky
Pet Ve
Worthington
Cearce Beaver
Soviet Russia Finland Break Tensions Deepens Amid Border Strains
An October dispatch notes slight skirmishes between Soviet Russian and Finnish forces along the frontier. Both sides accuse the other of provocative moves as diplomatic channels seek to restrain hostilities and return to calm.
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Smondisen
Feontier
Probe Death of Baby Boy Found in Box
A baby boy was found dead inside a paper box on a Columbus street corner. Police work to identify the infant’s parents and determine the cause, while investigators review street and rear-area location clues for leads.
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Coletmbus
Jan Vapipent
Mya Rabbis
Newwan Cyethi
Jamss
Tag
Orth
Maris Mate
Merely a Prank Cited by Heiress Parent
David Boyles of & Pa. says the jaunt involving Miss Boyles was a prank. Miss Boyles vanished from home on July 4, 1921 and eluded pursuers for months before reappearing, prompting questions about funds and her return.
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David Boyles
Atx
Charlotte
Miss Boyles
Fragmented prose recounts trial and local indignities
A garbled account describes a courtroom scene with mentions of trials and various individuals. The text references a participant’s sworn statements, juror or official actions, and a public proceeding at a specified location, with uncertainty in specifics.
German Woman Accused of Brutal Parental Murder
Berlin police charged 20 year old Elizabeth Bathauer with killing her father Karl Bathauer. Prosecutors say she battered him with a hatchet more than thirty blows and stabbed him, then confessed after detectives found blood on an apron. She claimed her father mistreated her mother and that she acted with her fiancé’s advice as they planned to leave.
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Berlin
Jan
Elizabeth Bathauer
Karl Bathauer
Aha
Elizabeth
Narrow Escape of A Window Peeper on Courtland
Mrs Heginbotham saw a man peeping into a Courtland window and alerted police. Officers gave chase as the suspect attempted to flee. they fired a shot but the intruder escaped into darkness.
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Courtland
Heginbotham
Oman
Tim
King
Burglary Report At Aust Residence
A burglar entered the Aust residence last night through a flat cellar window. Mrs Aust, who heard noise from the cellar, alerted others and the intruder fled. No disturbance upstairs was noted. Local authorities were notified and investigation likely ongoing.
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Frank Aust West
Senator McCumber Named Chairman of Finance Committee
North Dakota Senator McCumber was named chairman of the Senate Finance Committee succeeding the late Penrose. New Jersey Senator Frelinghuysen was chosen to fill the vacancy on the committee created by McCumber’s elevation to the chair.
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McCumber
Finance
Fear Two Youths Drowned Skating
Local river search parties dynamite sections of the Klahwauker river to locate two youths who drowned after breaking through ice. Rescue efforts focus on the river as missing child reports surface and officials urge precaution on the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesgstiin
Titan
Rober Harris
Ieulah
Klahwauker
Steubenville Struggles With Crime Wave After Reform Edict
In Steubenville the new administration rate decrees crime must be tackled. The police declared war on whistle running and bootlegging as city officials report a tougher first week. Mayor Frank Hawking calls the situation satisfactory overall despite ongoing issues.
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Steubenville
Stechenville
Frank Hawking
Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Readable text promotes Mentho-Sulphur as a fast remedy for eczema. Claims the product clears irritation and smooths skin by applying a sulfur-based preparation. Encourages readers to obtain a small jar from a druggist for relief during cold spells.
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Pivs Ut
Farmers Institutes Held at Brownhelm and Berlin Heights
The Brownhelm and Berlin Heights Farmers Institutes begin a two day session at Brownhelm Center with a program of talks by Mrs. Thomas Fierce on Birds of Ohio and later topics on farm management, safety, and conservation. Berlin Heights hosts a two day session at the town hall with speakers including Oh Warder, Mr. Wagner, and E. P. Johnson.
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Brownhelm
Berlin Heights
Farmers’ Institutes
Brownhelm Marmera
Brownhelm Center
Thomas Fierce
Ohio
Swan
Sean
Goode
Irls
Chiel
E. P. Johnson
Williams County
Mr. Sivan
Roth
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Awan
Berlin
Mariner Institute
Farulhuson
Vr. Wagner
Poultey
Florence Township
EK. P. Johnson
Meyers
Wagner
Enna
Olds
Elyria
Thomas Merce
Pepper outlines long career and anti league stance noted
George Pepper of the University of Pennsylvania, with degrees from Penn Yale and the South, served on the Yale faculty and Penn trustees. He chaired the Pennsylvania council for national defense in World War I and opposed the League of Nations, authoring Pepper's Digest.
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University of Pennsylvania
Universi of Pennsylvania
Yale Uiversity
University of the South
Charlotte Rogister
Yale University
Carnegie Institute
Pepper
Plattsburg
N. Y
Pennsylvania Council For National Defence
League For the Preservation of American Independence
League of Nations
League
Peppers
Ikely
Venasylvania
Community Notes From Bakers Crossing Area
Jan 8 notes recap social visits and travel across Bakers Crossing and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Beckley and Mr and Mrs Lueughtery hosted New Year gatherings. several residents visited families in Massillon Ashland and Nova. Health mentions include Wilcox injuring a side and improving. Kelsey family updates. Ernest Tanner and others visiting Beckley Laughtery home. multiple locals on short trips and errands.
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Lillian Wlahorie
D. Netrick
Kenton Rollin
Nova
Sam Rollin
Ethel Laborie
BE. B. Hewlin
Wilcox
M. W. Laborie
Rochester
Wayne Eaton
Ernest Tanner
Geneva
Beckley and Laughtery
J. Chapman
O. H. Dirlam
Bert Thudium
Mr. Thudium
Martha Thudium
Nova Nile Thudium
Brighton
Kelsey
C. M. Detrick
Wm. Campbell
New London
Nave Detrick
Lillian Laborte
Freda
Calista Thudium
Wm. Sutherland
Mr. Kirkwood
Cleveland
Ireland moves toward provisional government and withdrawal plans
Belfast dispatch outlines British troop evacuation from Ireland and transfer of administrative power to a likely Irish provisional government in Dublin. Sub committee led by Winston Churchill drafts steps for the Irish peace treaty, frontier talks with Ulster, and a future Irish free state.
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Ireland
Ulster
Sinn Fou
Dublin
Engiteh
Fiatl
Teisa
Sinn Fein
Winston Churchill
Washington
Gait
Basten
Dubin
Belfast
Amherst items note meetings delayed due to funeral
The regular Stade meeting set for today is postponed to next Monday because of Mrs. Henry Sipple's funeral. Officers for 1922 to be elected then. Women Foreign Missionary society hosts Mrs A Ek Jenne Friday at Cleveland Ave home. St Peters basketball vs Brownhelm tonight at local gym. Various residents noted: Reinetons visiting Toledo, Sanders discharged, Worcester and Kern trips, Katherine Sipple of Chicago mentioned.
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Chillicothe
O. H. Dakar
Katherine Sipple
Chica
Amherst High Loses to Willoughby in Tight Showdown
Amherst High fell to Willoughby in a hard fought basketball game. The contest featured close scores and several key plays by area players, including Willoughby’s late fourth quarter stretch to seal the win.
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Amherst High
Willoughby
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