Betel Here Culminates In Death by Self Injury
A woman identified as Hessen, living in New York, ended her life by shooting herself during a strip poker game in a room adjoining a hospital area. The incident occurred after a dispute over clothing, leaving investigators to piece together the events from the scene and related testimonies. Police are examining the circumstances as a potential suicide linked to the game and state of mind.
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New
Tork
Wemah
Pds
Fragmented notices mix up names and cases in March report
A chaotic March dispatch from Jopalis and nearby places reports misidentified names such as Tompkins and Arden. It covers a missing woman, a saloon league official waiving exam, grand jury actions, a robbery claim in transit, a railroad damage settlement, and a jury trial delay, with several misprints and unclear connections.
Fragmented OCR Note Indicates Unclear Item
A brief, unreadable OCR fragment shows stray letters and spacing with no clear event, names, dates, or locations. The readable content is insufficient to form a factual headline or summary.
Starving family found in shack in Catskills
New York state police discovered Bumas, a pig, and a horse starving in a one room shack with Nore Donovan twenty peran and six children. Four younger children claimed as hers, unknown father. Empey Wells, a widower, claimed older children as his. Wilbur Wright, thirty six, the other man. Troopers transported occupants to Newack City.
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New York
Nore Donovan
Peran
Rand
Catakill Mountains
New
York
Hes
Wilbur Wright
Newack City
Treas Messrs Mellon Divorce Wife to Remarry in New York
Mrs Note Mullen Mellon, former wife of Treasury Secretary Andrew W. Mellon, wed Hervey Arthur Lee in a ceremony at a New York municipal building. The 14 year age gap is noted. Mellon had previously accused her of infidelity in public hearings before withdrawing the case and filing desertion charges.
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New York
Note Mullen Mellon
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Stock Market Advances With Oil Shares Leading Gains
New York opening shows strong demand across active issues as oil stocks push higher. California Pee and Pan American Pete rise nearly one, Lima and Baldwin Locomotive gain over one, American Can up near one, Consolidated Gas up 1 2. Railroads and copper gain fractions. noon prices list numerous names with mixed moves. In Cleveland, livestock market steady with cattle and calves receipts around 300. hogs 5,000 with steady to lower trends. Chicago opens wheat flat to slightly higher, corn and oats little changed.
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New York
California Pee
Pan American Pete
Lima
Baldwin Locomotive
American Can
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & WT
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Prid
Butte and Spr
Central Leather
Crucible Steel
Miguis Central
Eres Lng Inspiration
Cent International Panel
Marine
Marine Preferred
Peoples’ Gas
Readiac
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Texas Company
Union Pacific
U.S. Tech
Aleghoi
Steal
Alan Comper
Westinghouse
Willie-Overland
Cleveland
Opening Liberty Bonds Rates Reported in New York
Opening Liberty bonds quotes list several bond series with prices and yields. Included are 34 2s at 101.20, fourth 4 1-45 at 97.92, second 4 1-45 at 97.76, third 4 1-483 at 98.42, victory 4 3-48 at 100.02, and new 4 lds at 99.38, with miscellaneous fractional figures and references to may, july, and sept values in a market snapshot.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Lberty Bonds
Tiret
Victory
New
Lds
Amherst Social Notes Highlight Local Arrivals
Miss Marian Steele visits with Mrs F J Hubbard and Mrs Robert Patterson as funeral attendance for Mrs Emma Wilford in Elyria noted. Numerous Amherst residents, including Ward Tolhurst, B A Jenne, Henry Rah, and Henry Stang, make local calls and attend events in Lorain, Elyria, Brownhelm, and nearby towns. Activities include illnesses, quilting bees, school board meetings, and a Washington’s Birthday observance.
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Middle Ridge
Marian Steele
F. J. Hubbard
Robert Patterson
Amherst
Emma Wilford
Elytia
Henry Krueck
Lorain
Ward Tolhurst
B. A. Jenne
Henry Rah
Mildred
Henry Stang
Frank Pandy
Wm. Spiegelberg
Omer K Eailer
W. Ruth
Rosemary
Brownheim
Harvey Eschtruth
Andrew Fritch
South Amherst
Henry Schmitkens
Pandy
Brandon
John Bruce
Francis Richmond
Washington
M. EB
Caroline
Evelyn Guild
Dorothy Sage
Brownhelm
Georges Ruth
Ruth
Henry Kolbe Sr
Henry Rahl
W. H Rahl
Eugene Foskett
Frank Keller
Amherst Hospital
Blanche
Jenne
Ambherst
Clara Krueck
Frank Mischka
F. H. Richmond
Son Byrd
Carl] Kolbe
Qmer Kelly
Thurgeday
Ward Tolburt
Byrd Richmond
George Keller
Byrd Richmond, Jr
August Zilch
George Eppley
Henry @tang
Wim
Carl
Oliver Kolbe
Ellen Stute
Neal Ludwig
Douglas Schultz
Walter Lutz
Elyria
C. Bruce
Henry Gawn
Ellen Steele
John Ludwig
Neal
Donald
Marion Steele
Turner Eal
B. A Jenne
Vibeas
Andrew Johnson
Bastian
Heacox
Ludwig
Cleveland
Moss Marian Steele
Ruby Guid
Amnert Bunk
John Schiel
Jan
Anfire
Priten
Rank Haugen
Don’t Let Weak Nerves Steal Your Good Looks
Ad copy appeals to readers worried about nerves aging appearance. It promises phosphate-based tonic to strengthen nerve force, restore vitality, and combat frayed nerves, claiming beauty and youth won’t disappear if used. The text reads as a period advertisement urging use of the product to preserve looks.
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Crakkee
Amherst Area Social Notes and visits mix
Mrs Ellen Steele and Marian Steele host Friday visits while Ellen Steele and other Amherst residents attend gatherings in Elyria and Lorain. Numerous callers include Mrs Jordan, Miss Clara Krueck, and Miss Mattie Driver, with many trips to Cleveland Davenport Oberlin and Lorain noted among friends and relatives.
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Ellen Steele
Smith
Emerick
Avon
Peter Flock
Hennes Kruech
Elyria
Lewis Seaman
Chicago
Chas. Exert
Woenry Rahl
Davenport
Iowa
Marian Steele
Edna Mens
Amherst
Cleveland
Albert Mauer
Warry Saunders
Elmer Exert
Hulda Efert
Oliver John
Carl Kolbe
Wm.Bechtel
Newton Bechtel
Henry Kolbe
Melvin
W. Spriecelberg
Lewiy Grobe
Donald Bruning
Adam Kolbe
Lake Shore
Jordan
Winton Alkens
Ned
Toledo
Raymond
Arnold Fleck
J. S Clifford
Jean
Roy
Grafton
Foster Janne
John Oliver
Martian Steele
Clara Krueck
Frank Hagen
M. Daniels
Andrew Fritch
Ward Tolhurst
Marian Steel
Margaret Rice
Washington
Oberlin
Willis Oberla
George Keller
Keller
Florida
Frank
Louis Bischoff
Egil
Martha
Lydia
B. A. Jenne and Sons
M. L. Jackson
Todhunter
Lorain
Ruth
Nicholas Abraham
Brownhelm
Milton Ludwig
Lakewood
Wm. Bechtel
A. W. Rahil
Henry Rahl
Olive Muller
Cook
Richard Heacox
Alpha Reikerson
Francis Richmond
L. Bischof
Omer Kelly
B. A. Jenne and
Mattie Driver
Berlin Heights
Marian Steeie
Herman Bischoff
B. A. Jenne
John Garland
Elrria
Winton Aikens
Els- Tim
F. H. Richmond
Francis
A. Isvinjohn
Chas
Cavers
Anna Luca
Kirs
Frank Rchmond
Civil War Tensions and Drug Legislation Across Europe
Bulletin dispatches report French denial of sending colored troops to Essen. Montreal reports a large fire destroying autos and Central Garage with losses of 250000 dollars. Marion describes jury verdict in the Har d a mine massacre trial. London notes progress on the dangerous drugs act amid dope traffic crackdown. Riga reports Germans establishing munitions plants in Jostina gamma for a possible next war.
Kiwanis delegates and world news from March 1
Kiwanis delegates Armitage and Rice were chosen for the National Provation to be held in Atlanta in May. Other items report Italy drastic financial reforms to boost private enterprise, US government bonuses approved, a Beckley post office fire, embezzlement case in Chicago, US emergency fleet to private ownership by June, Trotsky on Russia debts, a 15 year old saving a child in Kentucky, Standard Oil Indiana earnings, and US government cost projection for the current fiscal year.
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Kiwinta
Fuenta
Tol C McClendon
Lorain
H.C Wilcoy
J. Fd. Betteridee
Atlanta, In
Jim Armitage
Robert Ke
Willard Taylor
Dr. Wherry
Rome
Italy
Washington
United States
Shipping Board
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Peoples Commissar
International News Service Today
Russia
Chicago
Ill
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Whiting
Ind
Senate
Bootleg fight ends in death in Charleston sec
In Charleston West Virginia March d one man is dead and another wounded after a bootleg confrontation between the Daly Kerr and Grover Mounts brothers at Crawley Creek. Governor Mounts was killed and his brother and deputy Plomley wounded as bystanders were rushed to a Lorin hospital after an attempted arrest on felony charges.
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Charleston
W.va
Least County
Daly Kerr
Grover
Dare Roy Mounts
Crawleya Creek
Goeverner Mounts
Plomley
Lorin
Felt
Fatal shooting follows family dispute in Chicago
Rocco Fazzolart attacked his brother Dorma Maccolart at the latter’s home after a dispute over confinement for mental illness. He then shot himself, and doctors report he may die. The incident stems from the brother’s plan to commit him to an institution.
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Chicago
Rocco Fazzolart
Rilea
Tawnis
Dorma Maccolart
Fagzolart
French Occupy More Stations and Border Changes
Reports from Essen and Coblenz describe French troops seizing railway stations at Muiheum and Hessen, plus a death of Italian citizen Giuseppi Tietae. The fortress overlooking Coblenz has shifted to French control, and Paris notes Turkish and Polish border matters addressed by ambassadors. In Washington, officials urge federal fuel standardization to curb impure coal sales while a White House farewell dinner for Interior Secretary Fall is planned.
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Essen
Im Muiheum
Hessen
Giuseppi Tietae
Ehrebhrelstoein
Coblenz
Coblens
Paris
Inter al- Hed Council
Poland
Turkey
Lithuania
Lausanne Place
Washington
White House
Harding
Fall
Entire Household Restored By Tanlac
Mrs. G. W. Durham of Canton Ohio credits Tanlac with restoring her family’s health after general breakdown insomnia stomach trouble and weight loss She reports gaining twenty six pounds and better sleep Her husband also improved and they say Tanlac is a medicine for all the family Sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold during its advertising run
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Canton
Tenlac
G. W. Durham
Third St
N. E
Ohio
Taniae
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Hip Bankere Sasociation
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National Bank of Mount
Jon Not
Tompkins
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Win Kina
Pauline
Thompson
Aders
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Saloon League
North Ohio
D. J. Leiclardi
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Ibbed
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York City
Joseph Hearn
Ican Railway Express Co
Floyd Pelton
Id E. L. Bergman
Pelton
Webber
Feder| Jary
King of the First National
Todar
Court of Honor
R. Hall
Shack
Ers Devovan
Treas
Cleveland Produce Market
York State
Paul
Arthur Schmitkons
Cleve
Herre Schmitkons
Herman Bewind
Henry Seamutkeas
John Kemp
Chidren
Arnold
Detts
Inherat
Lens Everhof
Peter F.ack
AL. Tucker
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Coopker
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France
Teday
Montreal
Sre
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House of Omimohs
Riga
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Gama
China
Foreign Office Today
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House
W. Va
Beckley
Frank L. Taylor
Warren
Mass
U. S. Marshal's Office
Bellevue
Howard Richter
Harriet Peters
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hoxers Republican
Massachusetts
Cunburden
Seavior Calder
Congress
Forevgn
George Harvey
England
Ann Buzzi
Frederick Schnader
United States Bureau of Mines
Tanlag
BON Ton Millivery City Market Bldg
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Bon Ton
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