Local Briefs Highlight Automobiles Thefts and Incidents
July reports describe arrests for stealing a car recovered in Muskingum County after two youths from Zanearville confessed. Nearby, a steel armored transfer currency case was acquired by the City Trust and Savings Bank. A pedestrian collision on Main Street prompted a cautionary charge against a driver.
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Leslie Newark
Ralph Burkett
Indbuilders Park
Fuch
Morrison Gar- Zanearville
Muskingum
UMBUS
Cittrust and Savings Bank
Hero
Ton
Jordan
Lindentree
Carroll
Woman to Hang With Star Boarder in Nitti Case
Mrs Sabelle Nitti Crudelle faces execution for murdering her husband in Chicago after which she will be joined by Peter Crudelle the former star boarder she wed. The jury returned death for the woman after two hours and twelve ballots.
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Sabelle Nitti-Crudese
Peter Crudelle
N. Y
Lydia E
A. D. Ears
Olean
Rat killing contest reduces rodents in Licking county
The local grand rat killing contest split into two teams with Andrew Wallace leading the winning side while the losers hosted a bountiful supper. Also reported: two demonstrations tied to Ku Klux Klan activity in Jacksontown. In Columbus Grove a Nebraskan man travels to aid his ailing brother and both men die within hours. In Athens Jay Witham, wanted for wife murder, is found to operate a counterfeit setup. Defiance issues a health order mandating immediate reporting of whooping cough cases.
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Jacksontown
Licking County
Grand
The
Grangé
Andrew Wallace
Columbus Grove
William McClure
Omaha
Neb
Chas McClure
Lima
Athens
Jay Witham
Athens County
Spread of a Disease Alarms Commissioners
The commissioner's board is aroused by many physicians and parents failing to reply to disease cases, raising concern over public health response and reporting gaps.
Bed bugs blamed for fire at Akron home
Firemen reported bed bugs indirectly caused a blaze at George Nickles' Akron home as gasoline eased a search for the pests. A match sparked the explosion that kept the fire confined to the bed area.
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George Nickles
Akron
Nickles
Peeping Tom Bullet Found in Knee at Oberlin
An X ray of an Elyria man known as Peeping Tom shows a bullet lodged in his knee. Doctors await the head surgeon before deciding whether to remove it. The patient will be brought to Oberlin when able.
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Oberlin
Elyria
Oberlin Sees Arraignment Over Break‑In Nuisance
Residents, especially women and girls, face terror from ongoing break‑in attempts. Oberlin authorities step up action with orders to shoot on sight and vow to blot out the nuisance, as arraignments proceed.
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Oberlin
Odd Fellows Triumph Over Oberlin in Recreation League
At Park street grounds on Wednesday the Odd Fellows defeated Oberlin 4 to 3 in an exciting game. Businessmen split into College Street and Main Street squads with Main Street winning. Oberlin Athletic club beat Russia Township.
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Oberlin
Park Street Grounds
Odd Fellows
College Street
Main Street
Oberlin Athletic Club
Russia Township
Oberlin youngsters attend ball battle
Henry Pfaff took about a dozen boys under 15 to Cleveland to see Connie Mack's Athletics play the Cleveland club at Dunn Field with free tickets distributed by the Oberlin Business Men's club. Also notes on a rat found in a waste receptacle and Oberlin graduates leading a geological survey party in Colorado and several local notices.
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Oberlin
Henry Pfaff
North Main Street
Cleveland
Cleveland Baseball Club
Dunn Field
Connie Mack
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Marble
Grand Canyons
Colorado
Department of the Interior
Claude H. Birdseye
Oberlin College
Geological Survey
Washington, DC
Washington
Lees Ferry
Arizona
G F. H. Birdseye
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin notes and summer plans residents and visitors
Geographical and social items list summer activities and visits around Oberlin. Notables include Chas Sperry at Campigeganassette New Hampshire Misa Alice Wright in Washington D C and Maryland. Oberlin College summer enrollment rises to 190 with 170 regular students and 20 on ecology tours. Dr Ernest C Partridge Oberlin class of 1895 named educational director of Near East Relief orphanages in America.
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Georgian Bay
Chas. Sperry
Campigeganassette
New
Hampshi
Misa
Alice Wright
Washington, D. C
Maryland
P. C. Colegrove
Colegrove
Iowa
Burt McQueen
R. V. Jameson
Cedar Avenue
M. L. Chichester
Ridgefield, Conn
S. F. Zearing
Elmwood Place
Hallam
Washington, Pa
David R. Moore
Elm Street
B. E. Montgomery
Oberlin College
Hubbard
West Virginia
Lynds Jones
Pacific Coast
L. D. Cann
North Park Street
New York City
Bertha
F. E. Carr
West College Street
Oberlin Hospital
Gilbert Jackson
East Vine Street
Geiser
Warner Hall
Russell Hopkins
Martha
W G. Edward
E. College Street
Michigan
West Lorain
North Cedar
Peck
South Russia
Charleton
Orchard Grove Farm
Lydia Murbach
Akron
E. K. Yocum
Belmont County
Ernest C. Partridge
Oberlin
America
Ohio State theft probe tightens over student suspect
A probe into thefts at Ohio State University led to the arrest of a student accused of looting lockers. City detectives and university authorities cooperate as efforts to bring the thieves to court continue. Auto registration cards for Ohio motorists are being prepared for issue, with over 300,000 licenses already issued.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
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Wellington
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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