Kaiser's Birthday Sees Family Reunited at Doorn
Dutch reports say the estranged marriage between the former German Kaiser Wilhelm and his bride Princess Hermine of Reuss shows no sign of strain, as they stroll the Doorn gardens with Wilhelm turning 64 today. The couple is seen chatting with the former crown prince and Prince Henry of Prussia during the birthday events.
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Holland
Wilhelmi
Princess Hermine
Reuss
House of Doorn
Prince Henry
Prussia
Wilhelm
Mrs Hattie Cowley Dies in Eaton Township
Mrs Hattie Cowley wife of John Cowley died at her home in Eaton township this morning at age sixty four. A resident of Eaton Township for forty four years she is survived by husband and five sons John Frank Arthur Glen all of Eaton and Eric of Cleveland. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 PM with burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Hattie Cowley
John Cowley
Eaton Township
Cowley
John
Frank
Arthur
Glen
Eaton
Eric
Cleveland
Butternut Ridgeemetery
Bankers Son Involved In Bar Jump Incident
Washington alert reports John arcombe Jr, 35, taken into custody after a woman, Elizabeth Rhodes, 20, leaped from a fourth floor window in arcombe’s apartment in a fashionable district. No charges yet. police will decide after assessing injuries. Also, Ohio reports over ten percent of school children out with influenza. cases described as mild but widespread across the state.
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Washington
Johnarcombe, Jr
Washigton
Elizabeth Rhodes
Arcombe
Arcomab
No Quorum For Health Parley Disrupted Meeting
Health board failed to hold its monthly meeting due to lack of quorum. Food Inspector George Savage was absent due to illness. Health officer Dr French stated the city was generally in good health apart from three scarlet fever cases and one diphtheria case.
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Board of Heath
George Savage
French
Oberlin Citizens Back Progressive Party Drive in Ohio
In Columbus on January 27 delegates formed a state Progressive Party nucleus with E B Lane of Toledo as acting chairman and Harriet Schwartz of Columbus as acting secretary. N R Voris Middletown B Coleman Oneida Win and Dr F W Walz of Cleveland named as members as organizers aim to cover all 88 counties and coordinate with other states ahead of the national convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Progressive Party
E. BK. Lane
Toledo
Harriet Schwartz
N. R. Voris
Middletown
B. Coleman
Oner- Win
F. W. Walz
Double murder baffls police at Newport estate
Police and private investigators have been unable to penetrate the veil of mystery surrounding the slaying of Fraser McLeish and his wife, caretakers at the Newport estate of Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons, formerly the wife of Alfred G. Vanderoilt.
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Fraser McLeish
Newport
Paul Fitzsimmons
Alfred G. Vanderoilt
Senator-Elect Dill Ready for Senate Duties
Senator-elect C. C Dill, successor to Wiles Poindexter, is “all set” to assume duties in the senate on March 4 if a special session of the new Congress is called. This is among the first photos taken since his election.
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C. C
Dill
Washington
Wiles Poindexter
Senate
Congress
State briefs from Akron and Columbus report varied actions
Akron case values a wife's affections at 1200 in Summit county where Joe Patski sues Alex Hollosy for alienation of Julia Patski's love. In Columbus, federal prohibition director Russel says the padlock law will be used to bar a business whose owner is found guilty of violating dry laws for one year. A federal constitutional amendment declaration is noted from Columbus.
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Akron
Summit County
Joe Patski
Kenmore
Alex Hollosy
Julia Patski
Columbus
Russel Today
Ohio
Piness
Seven States Irrigation Plan Aims to Turn Deserts Into Homes
Congress will consider a treaty among seven Western States with the nation as an eighth partner. The plan seeks to create the largest irrigation and power project in U S history by turning the Colorado river basin arid wastes into fertile land and providing homes for millions.
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Congress
Colorado River
Russian Princess and U S Friend Reach U S After Thrilling Journey
Princess Sonia Quchtomsky and Cecile Reynolds, an American girl, arrived in San Francisco after a perilous trek from central Russia to the Pacific coast. They recount harassment by Bolshevists and Chinese bandits and note they were arrested twenty two times on various pretexts during their Siberian passage.
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Sonia Quchtomsky
Russia
Pacific
Sonia Duchtomsky
Ard
Cecile Reynolds
Francisco
Vila
Ssiss
U. S
San Francisco
Siberia
Debates on Suffrage and Washington Estate Case Stir Ohio News
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler urged progress toward suffrage for Black citizens during Ohio bar association talks. In Martinsburg a Winchester estate case over George Washington heirlooms ends with a master auction while a private sale will dispose of heirlooms. A Harrison railroad probe heads there from Arkansas. Congo tribes build bamboo bamboo houses with banana leaf roofs. a circus boy's fate roaming the big tent is noted.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Iid
Ohio State Bar
Martinsburg
W Va
Winchester
W. Va
George Washington
Hopewell Meeting House
Waverly
George Fayette Washington
Markets Note on Prices and Readings
Fragmentary market listing with assorted prices for prints packing stock eggs poultry apples and vegetables. Mentions Ohio firsts and western fists per dozen, live fowls roosters broilers spring ducks geese tomatoes potatoes and sacks. Poor legible OCR. key figures scattered.
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Ohio
Stocks Edge Quiet Start as Downgrades Weaken Royal Dutch
The New York stock market opened subdued with irregular fractional moves. Royal Dutch slipped 2 points to 4-1 2, Standard Oil of California fell to 86 3-4, and U.S. Steel held steady while Bethlehem Steel rose 3-8. New York closing prices feature many major names, including Bethlehem Steel B at 62 and New York Central up 5-8 to 4 1-4, with extensive listings across industries and Liberty bond figures for today.
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Royal Dutch
Standard Oil
Californ
Res
S.S Kresge
U § Siel
Bethlehem Steel
New York Central Advance
New York
Chalmers
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smokre
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
American Woolen
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago, Mil. & St Paul
Chile Copper
Chino Copper
Columbia Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuca
Erie
Prid
General Ei
General Motors Goodrich
Northern Pr
Seiria
Tilinors Central Ee Bee Inspiration Copper
Nickel
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Martine
Midvale Steel
Evame
Stems
New York Central
N.H & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Dia Northern Pacific
Pennshana
Peoples Gas
Pitts Coal
Pressed Steel
Ray Consolidated
Reading Ee Ye
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaler Texas Co Tobacco Products
Union Pacific GS Ind
Alconol
U. S&s Rubber
Steel
U S Steel Utah Copper
Westinghouse White Motors
Willys Ove
Pic
Tland
Club Meetings for Next Week in Syracuse
Syracuse January 27 Fred Reaven was found guilty of selling short measure cors to mainly the poor classes. He was fined ten cents and sentenced to three months in the penitentiary.Professor J T Henderson of Oberlin Business College will address the exchange Club Tuesday noon on Investments Hiwanis Club will have Dr Ccol Miller of this city as speaker on Sending the Whole Child to School
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J. T. Henderson
Oberlin Business College
Exchange Club
Hiwanis Club
Thars
Uoaon
Ccol
Miler
Syracuse
Fred Reaven
Preacher Faces Trial for Heresy in New York Church
Pastor Grant of the Church of the Ascension in New York defied Bishop Manning by denying Jesus Christ's divinity in a sermon. He has not recanted or resigned and now faces trial on a heresy charge.
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Tue Ute
Pete
Stekne
Grant
Church of the Ascension
New York
Manning
Jesus Christ
Hersey
Newlywed jailed as cruel law cited in postnuptial case
Joseph K. Gorham and his bride were in a post-wedding dispute when Gorham reportedly took Doris Eaton a former Ziegfeld dancer. He was jailed in Los Angeles hours later on charges filed by Ames Eugene La Place of Hollywood, manager of a theatrical troupe. Friends posted bail for his release. In Savannah Georgia a fire destroyed the Greenwich estate of Dr N MocTorres of Detroit causing massive loss.
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Kiss
Joseph K. Gor- Gorham
Doris Eaton
Ziegfield
Joseph K
Los Angeles
Ames Eugene la Place
Hollywood
Savannah
Greenwich
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Temperance convention praised by speakers in Blowing terms
Dr Kirby lauded the convention’s spirit and the influence of the world temperance meeting predicting a dry world. Banquet for 125 featured M E Sunday school orchestra and readings by W C Vickers. West side ladies quartet sang. Toasts by Mayor Jones Senator Bender Attorney General Crabbe Rev Edwin Kirby and others. Most successful temperance gathering in years praised. Cleveland reports note uniform traffic code proposed for Ohio cities by Lee E Skee and law director Lamb. Columbus notes bids received for 24 miles of highways costing about 500000 to be examined by state finance director Baker.
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M. E. Sunday School
W. C. Vickers
Lorain
H. Strider
Crabbe
Agariah Root
Edwin Kirby
Nellie J. Hill
C. G. Washburn
Temperance
Cleveland
Jan
Ohio
Lee E Skee
Paul J. Lamb
John G. Prices
Columbus
Herrich
Baker
Amherst Merchants beat Brownhelm A C in three games
Amherst merchants won three games from Brownhelm A C at Warren and Whyte alleys. Individual scores show strong performances by Ruth Dill and Magill, with totals around 700 pins. The event included a separate Huron game and a hospital news brief and chapel service at the Amherst high school.
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Amherst Merchant
Brownhelm Amherst
Amherst Merchants
Brownheim A. C’s
Warren and Whyte
Bunting
Ruth
Magill
Martin
Brownhelm
Bartholome
Nuby
Dill
Amherst
OBERLIN LOSES, LORAIN WINS FRIDAY
In Friday basketball action Lorain defeated Fremont 21 to 14 while Elyria was beaten heavily at Sandusky. Oberlin fell to Norwalk 16 to 14 with Bellevue leading the league standings amid mixed results among nearby towns.
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Sandusky
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Norwalk
Warner Gym
Bellevue
W. L. Pis
West Park
Wellington
Bowling Green
Ashland
Akron Firestone
Vermulion
Aouherst
Case
Cleveland
Father John's Medicine Promises New Flesh and Strength
An advertisement proclaims Father John's Medicine as a pure food body-builder that actually builds new solid flesh and tissues. It claims the product supplies elements not from the diet, is easily absorbed, and yields quick strength without alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father _ John
Father John
Pilgrim Oom Garford Sunday School Sermons
Local church notices list Sunday school and morning services across Garford, Methodist, and Evangelical churches. Topics include The Giveness in Life, Has Two Opinions, The mandment, Made Good Despite caps, and Thy Neighbor as Thy Servants. Congregants encouraged to attend morning services, Sunday schools, and evening gatherings.
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Garford School
Edward Bosty
Church OF C Second
WL. Burner
Christian Endeavor
India
United Presb
East Avenue
W. S. Smith
Salvation
ST. John's
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W. G. Birkne
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