Toledo Bisde editor John Mares dies in Lansing
John Mares longtime business manager at Toledo Bleed and later editor of the Old St Louis Chronicle died today in Lansing Michigan his native city. He once worked with Pearl Block owner of the Blade and other papers and served with the Memphis Scimitar now the Preséimiter. He leaves a daughter Mrs Dan James in Memphis and brothers George of Lansing and another brother in Columbus Ohio.
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Mares
John A
Toledo Bisde
Caweee
Lanning
Mich
Cnseh
Old
St Louis Chronicle
Peal Block
The
Blade
Memphis Scimitar
Presé&eimiter
Dan James
Memphis
George
Lansing
Columbus
Motive Unknown in Luther Winget Death at Home
Friends and relatives could not determine a motive for Luther R. Winget manager of the Telephone Service Company who shot himself and buried himself at his Wapakoneta home yesterday. The body was found by a company employee after Winget failed to report to the office. Mrs. Winget was visiting relatives in Cleveland. Winget previously served as president of the local Chamber of Commerce and was active in civic and fraternal circles.
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Wapakoneta
IEC
Luther R. Winger
Winxet
Winget
Relatves
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Cross Petition Seeks Dismissal of Castle Divorce
Arthur T. Castle of Elsmia has filed a cross petition in common pleas court seeking dismissal of Hazel Tt Castle's divorce suit and a divorce decree in his favor. He requests custody of the minor child and restoration of his property, alleging his wife refuses to live with him and citing other charges. DEATHS EXCEED BIRTHS TRDY, GO, March 27. For the first time in many months deaths
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Arthur T. Castle
Elsmia
Hazel Tt Castle
Common Pleas Court
Local Court Actions Include Pleas and Divorces
William Hastings pleaded not guilty in police court to grand larceny for allegedly taking $40 from Hugh Burns and will face trial this afternoon. Horace of East Broad Street was fined $35 for fighting in self defense at Gala Bowling Alleys. William Brown, colored, of Oberlin Road, fined £25 for disorderly conduct after admitting to disruptive acts. Courtnes seeks a divorce from Agu, citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty since Oct 12 1925. Mabel Ross sues J J Cutter and Grades Cutter for 15953 on a promissory note secured by real estate. The court also reports births totaling ten and deaths fifteen last month.
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William Hastings
Chapel Street
Hugh Burns
Hastings
Burns
M. F. Horace
East Broadistreet
Horace
William Brown
Oberlin Road
Brown
S. Courtnes
Elya
Common Pleas Court
Agu
B Courtne
Figures in Night Gowns Invitees at City Busyness District
Police were astonished to see male figures in night gowns and caps carrying red lanterns chained together in the business district. Investigation showed they were candidates for a YMCA Agenda club initiation and were invited to spend the night in the city jail but apparently declined. Anton Mesre and George Santa filed a petition in error against Isaac Rovva seeking reversal of a previous judgment.
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Y. M.C A. Agenda Club
Ciub
Ety
Anton Mesre
George Santa
Ggainet Isaac Rov
Laser of Kourt
Turbulent Campaign Violence Plagues Deneen Allies
Reported bombings and gun violence shadow the Illinois governor race with Tammany era tactics. Diamond Joe Esposito, a Deneen ally, was shot at his home while pursuing anti Thompson aims. bombs wrecked homes of Emerson Glenn and Carlstrom associates amid escalating campaign unrest.
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Teneen
Republican Party
Joe’ Esposito
Deneen
Jason Wednesdey
Lauis Emerson
Ots Glenn
U.S
Frank L. Smith
Oscar E Carlstrom
Furming
Lowden-Deneen Ueghet
Small
Piqua Baptist church discharges 1916 mortgage
Members celebrate the discharge of a 23000 mortgage on church property after final payment in 1916. Evangelical services were held last week marking the debt’s retirement. Cardinal Dubois is quoted in a separate Paris note on living standards and a West Indian vessel, the unicorn ASH 73, is noted with a horn reference.
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Pigta
Piqua Bapts Ecurch
Death notices of Immanuel Ball and others in Elyria area
Immanuel Ball 37 died last night at 945 at his home 507 Lodi Street after several months of illness. Funeral Friday at 2:00 at his late home with Rev W C Fowler, burial Ridgelawn cemetery. Lottie Reisinger died March 26 at her daughter’s home in Saginaw Michigan. Services Thursday 2:00 at Jenkin's funeral home, Carlisle cemetery. Barbara Eigner 80 died at daughter Clara Gordian’s home 313 Harvard Ave survived by four daughters and a son and many relatives. Funeral Friday 9:30 from St Mary’s Church, burial St Mary’s cemetery. Andrew Conrad 66 of Avon Lake died on French Creek road survived by wife Emma and three sons and three daughters. Funeral Friday 9:00 from St Theresa’s church, burial French Creek cemetery.
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Immanuel Ball
Lodi Street
Ball
Elvria
Charles Haldeman
W. C. Fowler
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Lottie Reisinger
Lote Reisinger
Harry Shade
Saginaw
Michigan
Elyria
Jenkin
Carlisle Cemetery
Edward Fishley
Cleveland Heights
Shade
Jake Reisinker
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Barbara Eigner
Clara Gordian
Harvard Avenue
Carrie Brown
Lilian Gleason
Pueblo, Colo
Mary Pauly
Elizabeth Dusendong
St. Merys Church
St. Marys Cemetery
Andrew Conrad
Avon Lake
French Creek Road
Emma Conrad
Frank Conrad
Elvrra
Albert
Sheffield Lake
Urban Senumaker
Lorain
Albert Klingshirn
Avon Lake Lee
Helen
Perse
Charley Hospital
Cleveland
St Theresa’s Church
French Crech
Land tract near Kenton high value after drainage development
A 610 acre tract in the Seioro Marshanton district west of Kenton yields about £14,000 annual rent through drainage improvements. Originating from state grants to Alter-McGuffer and others, the land’s value rose as the Shoto Marsh area was developed. Rental proceeds go to two school districts.
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Kenton
Seioro Marshanton
Alter-McGuffer
Lie
Onio
Alge-Vir Cutley
Shoto
Hoover examined detective plots during Peace Conference era
At Hoover for President headquarters it was recalled that Herbert Hoover while secretary of commerce abroad relaxed by writing and imagining detective stories He even considered publishing one after the Peace Conference ended Separately the article notes that thousands of song birds were killed annually for hat plumes in America.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover-for-fresident
Commerce Secreta
Hoover
Abroac
America
Markets Update From Cleveland and Toledo Hogs and Grains
Cleveland market notes list potato prices for 150 pound sacks from Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho and Florida with mixed prices and homegrown stock Also butter prices and grades for various sizes Poultry prices range for heavy fowls leghorns and ducks To led o market reports show hogs cattle calves and sheep receipts with price ranges plus random grain futures including wheat corn oats rye clover seed timothy and flax in Minneapolis and Chicago cash quot at ions reflecting regional market activity.
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Cleveland
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Fess
Toledo
Don’t Let People Say He Lost His Nerve Tablets Ad
An advertisement promotes Tifetone and Lifetone Tablets claiming to restore nerve strength and vitality. It urges two tablets after meals and two at night for two weeks and offers a money back guarantee if users do not feel steadier, bolder, and more vigorous. It lists 72 tablets for 149 dollars.
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Ww. Phillips
Market report of grain and produce prices and shipments
Potatoes and grains showing mixed movement with large shipments. Prices listed for potatoes by variety and region, wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seeds, rib prices futures, and meat cut values for July be noted. Florida Wisconsin Idaho values cited.
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United States
Pen Atock
Florida
Bliss
Spaulding Rose
Cuda Bliss
Wisconsin
Idaho
Excuse for Speeding Fails to Work in Columbus Court
In Columbus Ohio Judge Berry forgave no leniency to Caleb Cody a Black man cited for 40 mph in a 15 mph zone. Cody claimed he rushed to fetch a doctor for a sick girl whose death he later admitted discovering was false. The judge delayed the case while investigating the tale then reprieved Cody on his dignity rights for a year and sent him to the workhouse for thirty days.
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Columbus
Berry
Caleb Cody
Cody
Ber TY
Willis Hooper Adherents Clash at Ohio Republican Meeting
Willis and Hoover factions clashed at a Columbus Republican meeting. Former Attorney General C C Crabbe accused Willis of seeking Ohio delegation control for patronage, while John H Cooper defended Willis and Mrs Hugh Clark protested. The session touched on primaries and a reformatory case involving Day and Welsh.
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Columbus
Willis-Hoover
C. C Crabbe
Secretary of
Commerce
Hoover
Frank B. Willis
John H. Cooper
Bucheve Repholian Club
Willis
Hugh Clark
Steubenville
Bares Mystery Of Murder Of Youth
Charles Ray 23 a prisoner at Mansfeld reformatory confessed to killing Robert Lee Welsh 16 over a quarrel about $38 stolen from a hardware store. The body was found near Welch home on December 1 1927. The confession was recorded by Sheriff Connor Jamber of Delaware County. The case will go before the court.
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Delaware
Maren
Charles Ray
Mansfeld
Robert Lee Welsh
Connor Jamber
Delaware County
Walsh
Lambert
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Fasterbrook
Carlisle Home
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