Logan Square Bank Crash Sets Loss at 200000 Dollars
Chicago reports the Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank failure, linked to the suicide of president Fred W. Popp Sr. and an immediate loss estimate of at least 200000 dollars. Directors disclosed the outlook as wiping out the bank’s entire capital stock while book examinations proceed.
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Tony Minnow Arrest Follows Destruction Of Picture
In state reports Tony Minnow of Hocking destroyed his father in law’s picture after an argument. His sister in law Abbie Minnow had him arrested claiming he also struck her. He was fined no dollars. Nearby Dundas reports liens to prevent smallpox spread as Jones England's family quarantined due to exposure.
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Mrs Butler's Terrible Pains in Philadelphia Woman Recovers
Mrs Charles Butger of West Philadelphia describes long lasting pains after overexertion last April. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief enabling her to resume housework and feel stronger. She recommends the remedy and invites readers to request a private text book about ailments of women from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn Mass.
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Two penitentiary sentences in Belmont county court
In Clairsville on March 13 two life sentences were handed down in a single Belmont county common pleas session. Don Agosta was sentenced for involvement in a fatal mine strike riot and James M. Taylor, white, for murdering his 17 year old mulatto sweetheart. In Bellaire on March 13 Mrs Mary Tedora, mother of six, was arrested on liquor possession charges and remained jailed after bond could not be posted.
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James M. Taylor
Bellaire
Mary Tedora
Bannister Wellington
Vincent Hand
L G. Hand
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Dr. Gregg
Vincent
Bring'ng Up Father on his Vacation at Wellington Opera House
Wellington reports say the touring musical comedy Bringng Up Father on his Vacation will headline Friday at the Opera House. An evenly balanced cast and fresh settings promise lively, ludicrous humor with new songs and music. Curtain at 8.15.
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Pepper Pots at the Rialto Next Saturday
Burlesque act Pepper Pots stars Moe Meysing at the Rialto Theatre with Chas Goldie and Chas Marshall as headliners. Supported by Jack Leonard Harry Keeler Peesy Dar Bertha Elmont Alpha Gules Betty Thomas and a chorus of 16. Show features 33 numbers and spectacular acts with seats on sale Friday at 9 am.
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Moe Meysing
Chas Goldie
Chas Mashall
Jack Leonard
Harry Keeler
Peesy Dar
Bertha Elmont
Alpha Gules
Betty Thomas
Theatres preview grand new features and dramas
The Grand presents The Light in the Dark a tale of the Holy Grail with a healing goblet and a lively romance. American shows The Wolf's Fangs a worthy sequel to a great picture. Ten Nights in a Bar Room offers romance and action set in Maine woods. Dreamland features William Farnum in Without Compromise with a strong supporting cast. Also new extra film and a good comedy. Wheeling reports Mrs Mars Johnson 73 dead after being struck by a car while crossing the street leaving three children.
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Galahad
Maine Woods
LaFleur
Iliam Farnum
Wheeling
Mars Johnson
Wilfred Lytell
North
Clyde Cook
Minstrel Show at Rialto on March 19
Harvey's Famous Minstrels head to the Rialto direct from Cleveland for a large tour engagement at the Masonic Temple. Featuring a 16 member mixed chorus of Octoroon girls, the show promises one of the biggest minstrel acts yet. Seats go on sale Saturday at 9 AM.
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Shelby
Daugherty Hardware Company
Rialto Theatre
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Masonic Temple
Removal of T and O C railway office to Columbus
Bucyrus report says the superintendent of the T and O C railway and nine clerks move to Columbus. The office had moved from Columbus to Bucyrus fifteen years ago.
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Theft Report Details Barber Tools Stolen on Broad Street
Stevenson reports a theft of barber tools from a handbag in a car on Broad Street. The kit included a half clipper, steppa, lenses, and a razor. March 13 notes mention Virial Squires and M. C. Sherman discussing the incident.
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Virail Squires
M. C. Sherman
Ducks Seen in Maumee River Near Here
A dock of about 150 ducks gathered on the Maumee River near here. locals report the birds riding the rapids just east of the state dam as signs of spring.
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Maumee River
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