Boy Dies as House Burns Near Lebanon Ohio
South Lebanon, O March 5 W E McClung an eight year old boy died in a house fire one mile north of Maron near there He had fled the building but perished amid the flames before aid could reach him His father a divorce defendant was scheduled for a hearing Thursday and two teacher daughters living with him reported recent mental instability The blaze had headway when nearby residents arrived and only a few pieces of furniture were saved McClung's body was found in the cellar.
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Germany Plans Continued From Page One
The article recounts a tense scene as Krupp workers pledge loyalty to Rimpelf amid French pressure. Krupp cars are seized, and a French patrol inspects the scene while Germans disperse. The former Kaiser reportedly received pledges four weeks before the 1918 revolution.
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Poilus
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Krupp
Rimpelf
Ruhr Sign Protests and Postmaster Sentences
Secretary of State Hughes met with President Harding at the White House to discuss the Ruhr crisis and its potential impact on the United States. In Mayence and Bamberg, postmasters Schmidt and Klingerhoefer were fined 100,000 marks and jailed for one year by French authorities for posters and payments that defied occupation rules and aided German strikers.
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White House
United States
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Germany
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Ruhr
Mayence
Klingerhoefer
British Tory government hit by byeelection losses
London March reports a break in Andrew Bonar Law's Tory government as Lt Col G F Stanley resigns following defeat by Harcourt Johnstone in Willesden. The setback, joined by Gordon Barrow's Micham defeat by J C Ede, deepens tensions between Asquith and Lloyd George factions and signals home policy dissatisfaction.
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Andrew Bonar Law
G. F. Stanley
Home Affairs
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Liberal Party
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Micham
J. C. Ede
Boner Law
Power survey asked for by Harrisburg governor
Governor Prarhkottolay urges a statewide survey to unite water and fuel facilities across the middle Atlantic states. The aim is to power industry farms homes and railroads with abundant cheap electric energy to support wartime needs. Civile Harer, chairman of the House appropriations committee, backs the plan.
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Dart Power
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Hose Approrations
Nurse impressed by way it helped patients
A Cleveland nurse Mies Malware of 7712 Dediey Ave praises Tarlac treatment for stomach trouble relief. She notes patients benefited, energy increased, and attributes strong safety to the product advertised by Federated Cleveland. The item is claimed to be effective for various ailments with broad销售.
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Young Whitney Weds in Paris
In Paris at the American pro cathedral Miss Marie Norton of New York married Cornelius Vanderblit Whitney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and grandson of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt. The gown styles featured sculptured lines designed by Yvonne Davidson, with bridesmaids Miss Frances Norton and Miss Barbara Whitney.
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Marie Norton
New York
Cornelius Vanderblit Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitner
Yvonne Davidson
Sceupltar
Francas Norton
Barbara Whithey
Siblings Rally After Hull Murder Accusation
John Hull Jr. was found by authorities after a report from Nisa Hull and a quick police and coroner response. Two Hull sisters, grieving yet steadfast, arranged a private funeral for their brother at Sudro Funeral Home, stating the murder accusation was never proven and that they only did what they felt was right.
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Miss Hull
Sudro Funeral Home
Harding Makes Appointment Continued Iem Page One
Fragmented text notes a political appointment and committee roles with names such as Hale Freling and Parne. It mentions Dr C E Laws, a secretary, and references federal farm aid and legislative activity. The legible parts suggest a stalled political career and a reference to a head of a railway project.
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Iem
Three Lorain Divorce Suits Filed Monday
Three divorce cases were filed in Lorain court on Monday. John Olitwaky alleges gross neglect of duty against Tresa Ossowaky, whom he wed last May in Cleveland. Mary Dongi seeks divorce and alimony from John Dongi, claiming three years of illness and cruel treatment, with an injunction preventing visitation. Edward B Lotenger sues for a divorce from Emily Lotenger on grounds of wilful absence after she deserted him in April 1922. In Poston, trustees of Sugar Creek School face coal supply neglect as 300 children enjoy an unexpected day off near a coal mine.
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John Olitwaky
Tresa Ossowaky
Cleveland
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Mary Dongi
John Dongi
Adivorce
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W.lful
Poston
Sugar Creek
Market Summary Across Steel Stocks And Misc Price Lists
Stocks opened steady in New York with United States Steel up 1 4, Cru cible Steel up 5 8, New York Central at 100 a yearly high, and American Locomotive advancing. Minor gains posted by Baldwin, Stewart-Warner, and Studebaker. Chicago grain and poultry prices mixed, with butter, eggs, oleo, cheese, and meat markets listed. bond quotes noted in New York opening session.
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Crucible Steel
New York Central
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Baldwin
Stewart-Warner
Steudebaker
New York
American Car & Fdy
Atchison Beeshs
Baltimore & Qhiowasae
Bethlehem Steel
I Crucible Steel
General Electric
Odes Marine
Norfolk & Western
Texas Company A Ae
Wea Wade
Union Pacifc
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U. &. Steel
Utah Copper
Ewe Stinghouse
Willys-Overland
Bathing Beauty Crisis Ends in Tragedy in Venice
In Venice a bathing beauty known as Cer ss7aot heart, Ben Rey, and Arnine Zluumorty faced grief after a rejected marriage proposal. The woman shot herself today at her Maralto boulevard home. a bystander named Bo larcuez witnessed the fatal moment. Malarquez, who had been casually involved with her, was held by police pending investigation.
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Wreck near Columbus injures twenty five persons
A Central Georgia train wreck at Masell, near Columbus, injures 25 passengers including one coachman and a guard. Thirteen injured travelers are from Columbus and Fort Benning. A Macon wrecking crew arrived within thirty five minutes to clear the debris. foreman suspects a broken rail caused the crash.
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Hold Girl for Slaying Suitor in Denver
Miss Bessie Thomas, 21, shot and killed Al Cornish, 33, a suitor, after he reportedly abused her at a hotel. Police say she fired a revolver, later admitting she shot him and expressing hope he dies while awaiting in the city jail. Cornish had allegedly abused her on several occasions.
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Bessie Thomas
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George Dyon
Cornish
Free rummage at Salvation Army heats up city sale
The Salvation Army offers a free rummage of warm winter garments at Army Hall 574 Broad Street. On Tuesday and Wednesday March 6 and 7 from 9 am to 5 pm, those in need may call at the address during hours to receive clothing.
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Upholds Discharge Of Loran Officer In Lorain
The civil service commission affirmed Safety Director Shift in his discharge of Thomas Byrne for misconduct. They reject a quick ruling and permit Patrolman Fargher and the city to file briefs before the decision. The charge cites physical disability as grounds for removal.
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Civil Service Commission
Thomas Brrne
Faragher
Harry Stapelton
Reed
Pat Mesterton
Ragged Report From New York Race Meet
Ray claims seating for a young S Scandanaria team at a New York meet this week. A late night match is set between Edgar T. Appleby, national aid unit champion, and Emil Ren my at round 769 8 tournament.
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AGG Matress
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Wits
Edgar T. Appleby
Natonal Aid Unti- Tinnsi
Emil Renmy
Sparkle and Crumbling Echoes of a Faded Journal
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed names and stray phrases. It references Sparkle Punty, Kings Pills, Warren, York, Rand and various garbled terms. The readable parts resemble a chaotic collage rather than a coherent news item or event.
Public School Accessibility Advocated At Open Forum
Owen Bo Loveyas and Soeish Wels e Teeharet of the Child Labor Committee urged making public schools more accessible to parents and increasing publicity. They praised health programs, urged targeted help for lagging students, criticized grade promotion by body, and highlighted teacher pay averaging 3300 a year country and 02 a year city.
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Terrific Wind Strips Trees Citywide
A powerful wind yesterday tore through the city causing significant shade tree damage. Pedestrians narrowly escaped falling limbs, including a large tree on Washington avenue and a near miss to a city car on Lake avenue. Traffic was halted briefly while debris was cleared and several telephone wires were blown down in multiple locations.
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Boy Hurt Here Run Into Auto Crashes Review
Several automobile accidents occurred Saturday afternoon and evening. A boy was injured when Dan White ran in front of H E Boger’s auto on East Avenue and Second Street. Roger hit the curb, knocking the boy, injuring his eye, face and shoulder. Later, Mrs Body rear ended Robert Chamberlain’s parked car on West Avenue. At 12:30 a.m. Elias Knapp struck Tony Gobeskinski, bruising his right leg and ribs. he was taken to hospital and later released. Also, summons issued in Alexandria for Attorney General Daugherty and others to appear in Morse fraud case regarding surplus war supplies.
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Wellington Home Missionary Society Meeting Notice
Wellington March 5 The Home Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet at the home of Mrs W B Vischer on Wednesday afternoon A student from the Seraifer school at Cleveland will tell the great work done in that school All members and friends of the church are cordial invited to attend. Wellington High School Results and Local Events March 5 Wellington High School won the first game in the High School tournament in Cleveland But in the second game they were defeated and eliminated Reverend Uppe gave a lecture Monday evening. Public events and personal notes from Wellington March 5 Rev Oferlin delivered a message at the Congregational Schoolhouse Sunday training John Stag al Coelimbar visited with his parents from Cleveland and Mrs Wm Keiser and son visited friends.
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March 4 treasury meeting and New York fraud case
Treasury Secretary Mellon convened a meeting of the American debt commission to plan payment forms for Allied occupation troops. In Washington a quash attempt failed in federal indictments against Charles W. Morae and sons for defrauding the government. Also, BasTrop district court hears hooded mob outrages case. jurors impaneled with Jo Evans as foreman.
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Varied Ohio Town News Makers Headlines On March 5
A broad sweep of briefs from EW SPER LIMA to DEFIANCE covers tax distributions, burial coin finds, Masonic garage remodels, a mummy gift, a homecoming plan for BUCYRUS graduates, a tonsil operation tale, a pistol incident, a free Sunday theatre show, a bald eagle sighting, janitorial notices, a Caraway damages suit, a steel contract for the penitentary, a Barkhart murder reopener, War Makers permit opposition, and Defiance factory plans involving H P Maus and a note on Stanley Baldwin.
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