Mystery girl in Ohio case linked to Wiedemann firm
A distressed girl from a stepmother type figure said to be connected to Wiedemann Company paths described a kidnapping plot. Detectives found a note ordering care for the child and a September pickup, with the name C. M. signed on the note. The girl claimed no parents and spoke of a cottage near Traverse City, Michigan, and a limousine meeting with two men. She was taken to Wiedemann house where she collapsed after ingesting a pellet. Independent officials found no drugs or intoxicants on her. She claimed to have boarded at a boarding school near McKeesport, Pennsylvania, and referenced an aunt who arranged her movements to Cincinnati and Latonia race track.
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Wiedemann Company
Wiedepaca
Hs Mguers Hospital
Dayton
Kyne
Marguerite May
Hite
McKeesport
Rae City
Mich
Eaid
Gohoo
Accoma
Cincinnati
Latonia Race Track
Wiedemann House
Cari
C.M
Wiedemann
Iitiais
C. M
Community Picnic and Local Updates at Brownhelm
The Senior girls class of a Congregational Sunday school enjoyed a Cascade Park picnic with attendees including Charlot Cooper, Helen McQueen, Emelia Athlome, Florence Claus, Care p Herkler, Eleanor Cook, Doris rthe, Helen Rice, Edith Lynn, Emma Dreschier and Mrs. A. rer and Rev. and Mrs. H. H yter. Nearby residents spent the Fourth in Ely th, while Mrs Jacob Lieth and Cleveland relatives visited Reuben Miller home. Several locals, including Anton Branden funeral attendees, were listed among regional names. Residents report rheumatic pain for Red Stick and notes on health events at St. eis hospital in Cleveland and Amherst area visits.
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A Brownhelm
Maners
Cascade Park
H. Hyter
Ely
Jacob Lieth
Fam
Cleveland
Reuben Miller
Mildred Ruth
Geo. Katt
South Ridge
Marence Klosksiem
Anna Kocksien
A. F. Shattuck
Anton Branden
Birmingham
Arthur Hasenpflug
William Hasenpflug
F. Miller
Walter
F. W. Brandau
A. J. Shattuck
Earle
Jes Brandau
R. Bechtel
Marie Knirem
William
Jacob Kuelmer
Hairy E
Edwin Hasenpflug
Red
Maynard Knuien
Walk. Ir
Werner Zilch and Ly
Amherst
E. Lindsley
Ing
Irs
H. A. Lawrence
Steis’ Hospital
Chapin and Ighter
Ethel
Lorain
Angus McPherson
Newton Hollstein
Amherst Pital
Margaret Lynn
Lansing
Operation For Her
Louisville woman thanks Lydia E Pinkham’s Sanative Wash for relief from monthly pain and prolonged illness. She had been bedridden eight to nine days each month and faced doctors recommending operation but found relief with the product and regained strength.
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Louisville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Local Folks Spend Fourth Across Michigan Gatherings
Michigan residents visit Cedar Point and Cleveland for Fourth of July. Mr and Mrs W T Lynn and Mr and Mrs George Ruth with Miss Nova War of Elynn and Andrew Bruce of Amherst join families at Cedar Point. George Eppley of Middle Ridge visits friends. Margaret Sage John Miller and Rudolph Sabiers family enjoy a Grand Ledges reunion. B K Lindsley and Donald visit Vermilion. Attendees at Brandan burial include F W Brandan A J Ghattuck E F Miller Raymond Bechtel Edwin Hasenpflug and Elizabeth Klocksien family.
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Michigan
W. T Lynn
George Ruth
Nova War
Elynn
Andrew Bruce
Amherst
Cedar Point
George Eppley
Middle Ridge
George Stick
Mane Knirem
William
Cleveland
Margaret Sage
John Miller
Rudolph Sabiers
Harry
Grand Ledges
Mich
B. K Lindsley
Donald
Vermilion
F. W Brandan
A. J. Ghattuck
E. F Miller
Raymond Bechtel
Edwin Hasenpflug
Brandan
Lakeview Cemetery
Elizabeth Klocksiem
American net star captures world’s title at Wimbledon
Whram Mo Johnston, a veteran Californian, defeated Francis T. Hunter to win the world championship in men’s singles at Wimbledon. The match ended 6 0, 6 2, 6 1.
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Wimbledon
Whram Mo Johnston
Calfornian
Francis T. Hunter
Wimbledon mixed doubles final sees Ryan Lycett win
In London on July 7 Miss Evabeth Ryan of California and Randolph Lycett defeated Mrs Barron and Deane in straight sets 6 4 7 5 to claim the mixed doubles title at the Wimbledon championship. The victory followed an Anglo American pairing overcoming an all English duo in a tight final.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Evabeth Ryan
California
Randolph Lycett
McKinley Juniors Win Eleven In Thirteen Inning Game
The McKinley Juniors beat Gates Juniors 11 to 9 after a 13 inning indoor baseball clash at the Gates grounds. McKinley Seniors defeated Ely Seniors 16 to 2 at Ely grounds as errors aided the rout. Several other junior and midget games followed with high scores and notable stars Mezchka Moran on the Garford side led a 15 to 4 win. Pall Bearers and Grave Diggers face consolidation. pitcher's name Cornell Malik slated for Gates game Monday. all players asked to report at Gates Diamond 6.45 PM.
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Gates
Gates Grounds
McKinleys
Ely
Ely Grounds
Elys
Franklin
Franklin Grounds
Franklins
Hamilton
Garfords
Cornell
Malik
Grand Duke Boris Opens Paris Cafe Amid Bureaucratic Tightening
Grand Duke Boris, cousin of the late czar, seeks income by running a cafe in Paris. He aims to earn good US dollars as lean days press the former czarist elite into new ventures abroad.
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Russ Grand Duke
Paris Cafe
Grand Duke
Boris
Paris
Dolph Supan Veteran World War Record Highlight
Dolph Supan, 22, noted as a World War II veteran, is featured for his long standing world playing record. The item emphasizes his continued participation and enduring athletic or competitive record.
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Dolph Supan
South Amherst booze vender heavily fined
Amherst July 7 Pete Yokoski stood before Major Engle at South Amherst for a hearing. He was found guilty of illegal possession of liquor and fined 1060 dollars plus costs.
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South Amherst
Amherst
Pete Yokoski
Major Engle
Lquor
Mrs. E J White Dies at Daughter's Home in Amherst
Mrs E J White age 68 died this morning at her daughter's home in Amherst following a complication of diseases. She is survived by her husband, a daughter Mrs Nicholl, a son O H White of Toledo, and a grandchild. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Amhbersat
E. J. White
James
Nicholl
O. H. White
Toledo
Brownham
Stocks and grains mixed as markets open steady
The New York stock market opened steady with fractional declines and several small advances led by American Smelting and Kennecott while copper stocks firmed. In Cleveland cattle and hog markets receipts were listed with mixed prices, Chicago grain opened higher except oats, and New York closed in strength with notable gains for Mack Truck and copper issues.
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New York
VA. & Steel
Baldwin
Kennecott
Utah
Anaconda
Inspiration
Mack Truck
Chandler Motor
Studebaker
Texas Company
California Pete
Sinclair
Stock Exchange
Saldon
Leo
Crudebaker
Schulte
Canadian Pacific
Cleveland Produce Prices From Local Markets
A snapshot of fresh produce and dairy prices with Butter at 41 43, fresh Eyes 25, and Ohio frets 24 1-2. Strawberries listed at 5.06 to 6.95 per by, Cheese York State 27 28, Poultry items with fowls roosters and ducks, Strawberries best 7.00 to 8.00 per bushel, Cabbage new 90 per dozen heads, Cucumbers hothouse 2.25 per two-dozen, Potatoes new 6.00 to 6.75 per.......... Tomatoes hothouse 31.50 per ten-pound basket, Lettuce leaf grown 40 50 per ten-pound ket.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Grain markets close firm on black rust and wheat steadiness
Grain prices ended with strength as black rust concerns supported corn and oats. Wheat closed steady to modestly higher, corn 1 to 2 cents up, and oats up 1 8 to 6 8. Provisions traded dull amid a cautious tone.
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Chicago
Residents and visitors celebrate Fourth in Grafton area
Grafton Grapton July 7 reports a busy holiday with Albert Ufert family from Ravenna, Miss Liszie Walter from Cleveland, and Dr. J B Finlayson visiting relatives. Many locals hosted gatherings, picnics at Chippewa Lake, and a motor trip planned to Ontario and Quebec. The W C T U meets July 12 at Miss Etta Cragan’s home. The Shuster barn project nears completion.
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J. B. Finlayson
Frend
Dorothea Mertz
Cleveland
James Finlayson
Adia.Swiftt
Penfield
Joe Builder
Harry
Leon Hatch
J. C. Delahanty
Elmon Swift
Pauline
Wall. Slater
Billy
Joe Bulder
Harry Bulider
Billy Slater
Archie Folk
Altoma
W. Keasey
Chas. Jackson
Ed Durkee
Etta Cragan
Geo. Trenchard
Myrtle Clark
J.C. Clark
J . Finlayson
Hamilton
Ontario
Toronto
Quebec
Saguenay
Chippewa Lake
Harold Wilford
Gilbert Wilford
William Refar
Victor Refa
Elyria
Ralph McClellan
Ruth Kline
Akron
Earl Durkee
Irvin Kineed
Leon Leiman
Lewis
Howard Kineet
Hazel Kinneet
Freda Robson
L. B Daniels
Marion
Lorain
Verrailion
Emily Tran
Rose Reisinger
Eaton
Clyde Shuster
Ralph McClellin
Glenn
Irvin Kenect
J. OL Law
Louie
Franklin
W. NS. Hitchcock
J H Sheldon
Geo Benzing
Clarence Neupert
C. C. Draga
Irvin Klinect
Alice
Wm. Klinect
A Menry Wise Sr
Peter Shuster
Arthur Draga
Alma Denham
J. Finlayson
Alta Johnson
Elytia Vistors
Peter Shuser
Ladies' Aid Circle at Sponsellor Home Welllington
Mrs F al Sponsellor hosted the Ladies' Aid Society meeting at the Sponsellor home in Wellington on July 7. The event brought together members for a social gathering and discussion of upcoming charitable projects.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Sponsellor
Wellington
F. al. Sponsellor
Ladies' aid society guest day program noted
No. 1 Ladies' aid society held a guest day at a member's home on Friday afternoon with a program including vocal pieces by Mrs Clarence Dirlam Miss Dirlam Lena Dirlam and Virginia Ware a piano solo by Miss Virginia Ware and readings by Marian Sponsallor and Mrs Charles Church Refreshments followed the program Mrs Dirlam hosted the event Wellington July 7 Mr and Mrs J B Murray depart for a westward vacation trip with undetermined return date Choir concert planned for Elyria colored M E choir to sing in Wellington band stand next Tuesday evening a free will offering will aid rebuilding their church W H A meeting held last evening at Mrs Pearl Jacobs West Main street
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Clarence Dirlam
Lens Dirlam
Marian Sponsallor
Lena Dirlam
Virginia Wareren
Charles Church
Wellington
J. B. Murray
West
M. E. Choir
Elyria
Pearl Jacobs
West Main Street
Appointment of Rev M W Simpson as adult education supervisor
State director of education Riegel announced Rev M W Simpson Newark will supervise adult education in the department with a salary of 3300 annually. Simpson, a former Presbyterian pastor, once led Prospect Presbyterian Church in Marion County. An outdoor Ku Klux Klan meeting with over 200 robed members was held at Spring Lake, keeping curious onlookers at a distance.
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Riegel
M. W. Simpson
Newark
Simpson
Presbyterian Church
Prospect
Marion County
Ku Klux Klan
Spring Lake
Here
Tomer
Postponed UMWA Conference With Operators In Atlantic City
Bulletin from Atlantic City reports postponement of today's scheduled conference between United Mine Workers of America officials and anthracite operators. James A. Gorman, secretary of the operators, announced the delay. In Poughkeepsie a man claiming to be Frank Johnson of Pittsburgh was arrested. A lost silk umbrella near City Hall with liberal reward offered for its return to Mrs C D Bennett.
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Atlantic City
United Mine Workers of America
James A Gorman
H. B
City Hall
C D Bennett
R D
Elyria
Man Arrested In Connection With Timothy Kauffman Slaying
A suspect was rested today in the murder of Timothy Kauffman. Kauffman was found slain at Magruder Craighead’s home in Scarsdale on Thursday, prompting police to detain a person linked to the case.
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Timothy Kauffman
Magruder Craighead
Scarsdale
South Amherst to Play Krohns in Lorain Next Sunday
The Krohns of Lorain will meet the strong South Amherst team in Lorain next Sunday. Amherstites travel to Lorain. both teams have defeated Lorain hopefuls Eagles and Radium club and seek another win. St Paul Minn July 7 tribute to gifted Tommy Gibons ends with planned municipal banquet next week.
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George Sisler
Ctar
Firet Bazeman
St., Louis Browns
Krohns
Lorain
South Amherst
Amherstites
Eagles
Radium Club
ST. Paul Minn
St. Paul
Tommy Gibons
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