Methodist Sunday School Picnic Planned at Crystal Beach
The Meth od ist Episcopal church Sunday school plans an all day picnic at Crystal Beach next Wednesday. Transportation to the park will be by church machines, with gatherings at 12:01 to 1:00 and a full program of children’s races, games, crafts, refreshments, and various contests.
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Jose Fir
Bice
Everbody
Clerc
Transportation Committee
Ovens
Millspaugh
Rizes
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Hearice
S. S
Whitmer
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Black
New Hose Truck and Pumping Engine Arriving Soon
A new combine home truck and pumping engine, capable of 90 gallons or three toms of water per minute, is to be delivered to the lsra tire department in a few days. It is priced at 22,150 dollars and a builders’ exhibit will accompany it to meet city safety specifications before acceptance.
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Lsra Tire
Street car man hurt in assault in Cleveland
Police issued a dragnet in Cleveland to locate two men who attacked street car motorman Itasmond Capps on SO street, leaving him with a fractured arm and skull. Doctors said no other information could be obtained.
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Cleveland
Po- Tico
Itasmond Capps
Capps
River Patrol Seeks Suspects Evading Arrest
Martins Ferry police form a river patrol to chase caphires and other suspects said to be using the Ohio River to escape custody. The unit aims to intercept individuals attempting to flee by water.
Rotary Talk on Chemistry Held at Hotel Newell
At the 5 regular Rotary luncheon in Hotel Newell yesterday Leslie Burns of Harshan, Mal ler & Goodwin Co. gave an informal talk on the role of chemistry in daily life and industry. He cited glycerine and other chemicals used in foods, plastics, and art, noting the global reach of chemical manufacturing and its essential value despite concerns about certain byproducts.
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South Africa
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Coca-Cola
Deaths Two Local Residents Reported In Brief Notices
J N Balles dies at home Stop 72 on Cleveland Road after a long county life and church member of First Methodist and Royal Arcanum. Funeral Friday at 2 with Rev. Edwin Kirby. burial Ridgelyn cemetery private. Josephine Tatara dies at Now Woodford Avenue at 69. Survived by husband Frank, son John, and one grandson. Services Thursday 10 at St Marys Church. burial St Marys cemetery.
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Josephine Tatara
Tree
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St. Mars’s
Township Boards Elect Teachers for Coming School Year
Multiple county townships announce faculty appointments for the new year. Brighton Township hires Gordon DeWitt principal and staff in science and homeroom, Camich Township lists majors including principal and teachers, Wennetta Township names Joe Bitten principal and teachers in economics and English, and other village boards announce their assigned educators for grades 1 through 6 and various subjects.
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Leona Toby
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Bundy Files Divorce Suit Over Alleged Abuse
Gilmore Bundy sues Lila Bundy for divorce in Barnesville Ohio alleging forced departure from home by his wife and home invasion by friends. He accuses neglect and cruelty as grounds for the split.
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Barnesville
Gilmore Bundy
Lila Bundy
Mand
Cleveland police raid ends with mass arrests in East Ohio
Fifty urgent arrests were made in Cleveland during early morning raids targeting garble and suspicious characters. Detectives plan to question prisoners about the disappearance of Martin Rial and a recent shooting on the east side while barbershops and a cigar store face a demolition order for unsafe screens.
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Cleveland
Martin Rial
Morday
Thomas Duffy
Cipar
East Oath Street
Concrete slab laid on Court Street by Liyma Con Stricties Co
A concrete slab eight inches deep and fifteen feet wide was poured on the west side of the interurban tracks on Court Street this morning by the Liyma Con Stricties Co. Also reported are local court filings and minor police incidents from the area.
Seeing Horse He Bet On Win Is Fatal to Man
A Roanoke man identified as WC Turtexant died at St Elizabeth's hospital in Covington after emotional shock from the Laton race where he bet $20 on Lady Inez which won. A bank book with deposits of $900 and two Lady Inez winning tickets were found.
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Covington
WC. Turtexant
Roanoke
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
Latonnt
Lady Inez
Tragic Chicago matron Mary Vilas ends life in Gold Coast home
June 16 Chicago reports the suicide of Mrs Mary Rut Vilas a society matron linked to the loss of her children and her husband Royal C Vilas. The body was found by her daughter Virginia Ward Vilas hanging from a clothes closet crossbar at the Gold Coast residence. Dr H Edward Sauer recalls her loneliness and warns the suicide seemed inevitable after prior statements of intent.
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Chicago
Mary Rut. Vilas
Hunt
Gold Coast
Uitter
Royal C_ Vilas
Milionaire
Cut on Ear Fatal to Man in Akron Hospital
Akron Ohio June 16 Tuttley 34 died at People’s hospital from a safe wound on the ear. Detectives are probing a fight at the home of William Hucker where Tuttle was said to be hurt. Rucher also injured as investigations begin.
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Tuttley
People's Hospital
Solious
Jase
Wiliam Hucker
Tuttle
Beex
Rucher
Train for Cardinals voyage to Chicago and Allied visits
The seven special cars refurbished for visiting oil magnates accompany a Cardinal pilgrimage with a 10 minute Albany stop at 1 40 PM. Crowds of 21 thousand greet the Cardinals as Papal announcements link with the Chicago Congress. Guard units mobilized to manage traffic to Mundelein. Cardinal Von Kaulhaber among German visitors. Talks on union of Christian churches accompany Congress activities. Measles outbreak disrupts London high school graduation despite a perfect attendance record.
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Pullmen
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John A Hotte
Albany
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Schenectady
Duen
Seracuse
Keechester
Buffalo
Kikhart
Ind
South Bend
Chicago
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Eanother
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Mundelelna
Ill
Coggres
Mer. P. L Biermann
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Newe York
Veterans of Foreign Wars initiates large class in Cleveland
The Cleveland Post 24 hosted an initiation event for a large class of candidates led by State Commander F. J. Cook and Chief of Staff Hannipfn. State officers and Ladies Auxiliary members attended, with Youngstown meeting plans and civic groups lending support. Cook received a silver belt from Cuyahoga posts, and refreshments followed the program.
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Veterans For Foreign Wars
Cleveland Pom No
Canton
F. J. Coox
Hannipfn
Akron
Youngstown
Post 24
Theie Eening
Accuse Boy of Murdering Father in Florida
In Jacksonville Florida 64 charged with slaying his father A Brows a carpenter Claude Crown Pras aged about 18 was arrested and paroled to police custody with instructions to stay at large. He said his father choked his mother and he fired a shot over his head. The elder Brown died en route to a hospital. He was the eldest of six children.
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Tate
Claude Crown Pras
Poller
Pall
Claude
Brown
Box
Capitol probe widens as ties to pay politics cited
The committee pressed further into campaign finances, questioning Mitch Mackey over election expense claims and attacks by Hars A. Machen. It noted a Pepper endorsement linked to a reduced prohibition fine in Luzerne county and planned additional scrutiny of the Vare campaign finances.
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Luzerne County
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Jmominee
U S Faces Possible League Intervention in South America
The article discusses fears in Washington that a League of Nations intervention in South America could challenge the Monroe Doctrine. It recalls the Tacna Arica dispute and failed plebiscite plans under American supervision, noting persisting tensions and uncertain next steps for American prestige in the region.
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Teague
South America
Washington
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Ington
Brazil
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Peru
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Americana
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Kellogg
Man Faces Double Duty After Valley Court Ruling
St Clairsville June 16. Jonathan Jones of Martins Ferry must pay 1506 in fines for mobility law violations or serve two punishments at once. He already owes 1009 for possession of property tied to booze and 500 for possessing intoxicants, with a Canton workhouse option and a Belmont county jail warning if he fails to comply.
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ST. Clairsville
Jona Jones
Martins Ferry
Jones
Canton
Belmont County
Prices paid to farmers in Thornville May 15 1894
An old Thornville news issue lists May 15 1894 farm prices: wheat 50 cents per bushel, corn 40 cents, potatoes digging time 50 cents, eggs 8 cents per dozen, butter 8 cents per pound, ham 10 cents, lard 9 cents, bacon 8 cents.
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Lexington
Thornville News
Eyebrow Saves Man as Storm Ravages Barn
In Bucyrus Ohio Reuben Crall narrowly escapes injury during a storm He fled a house and sheltered with chickens A sudden flare and bright light struck the area tearing his whiskers and hair The event is described as a remarkable eyebrow saving moment tied to local lore.
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Bucyrus
O. Lune
Reuben Crall
Crell
Market summary from Cleveland and Toledo livestock and produce reports
Cleveland and Toledo markets report beef, pork, poultry, and produce prices. Beef steers and heifers hold steady, cows mixed. calves, lambs, and hogs show varied gains and steady demand. poultry and produce prices listed for butter oleo eggs and vegetables. Livestock receipts indicate moderate activity with regional price differentials.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Stronz
Prospective School Children Undergo Health Examinations
Avon village health commission reports 30 children to enter school this fall were examined by pediatricians under state health supervision. Of 247 defects found among 30 examinees, common issues included enlarged tonsils and adenoids, enlarged glands, dermatitis, malnutrition, and anemia. Recommendations cover tonsil and adenoid removal, diet regulation, periodic chest exams, and immunizations. 50 cases required further action.
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Avon Village
Twe iPediatricians
Tihe
Visiting relatives brighten Des Race household
Airs Allen Rice and daughter of Union City are visiting their father Des Race and brother A J Rice, adding a cheerful family gathering to the Union City residence.
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Allen Rice
Union Catys
Des Race
Mnd
A. J. Rica End
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