Perjury Hearings Tie up Brooklyn Gang Case
In New York on May 6 Nickol Luciano refused to discuss the Diamond brothers and Farina case after declaring his prior testimony led to their executions. He was held without bail on perjury charges with a May 12 hearing. The grand jury will probe his disappearance as Pantano awaits a new trial after two juries convicted him in the bank messenger murders.
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New York
Nickolas
Luciano
Morrie
Joseph Diamond
John Farrina
Luiano
Grand
Diamond Brothers
Farina
Anthony J. Pantano
Brooklyn
Pantano
Sing Sing
Government urges state cooperation on cost cutting
The economy program aims to persuade states to adopt federal cost saving policies. Melton says much of the tax burden comes from state and municipal spending. GovernmentSays subordinate authorities must cooperate to ease the load and avoid new post offices, buildings, locks, dams, or other federal funded projects unless essential to royal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Secretary of the Treasury
Melton
Parish Notes and Social Visits in Birmingham Area
Local church activity as Rev Charley Allenger fills the Hoetta German M E pulpit on Sunday morning. residents report Sunday gatherings and visits among families from Elyria Cleveland Lorain Wakeman and Port Claton, mumps illness, and relatives stopping by Wayside Inn and other homes.
Evans' Triple Phosphates Promised to Restore Youthful Vigor
An advertisement heralds Evans' Triple Phosphates as an organic phosphate remedy to boost nerves, stamina, and mental concentration. It claims phosphorus in blood and bones enhances virility and youthfulness, urging readers to obtain the product from C. W. Phillips and all druggists in the original package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
C. W. Phillips
Local residents share weekends and visits around town
Teaching school at Carlisle spent Friday evening with Miss Louise Avery. Mr and Mrs G H Delifield visited Wakeman relatives Sunday. C Normande of Elyria a Birmingham visitor Saturday. Joel Cran and daughter and Mrs Mary Rockwell of Oberlin were guests of Eva Ennes and son Herry Sunday. Abe Wood and family moved into Andress house on Main Street. Mrs C W Lawrence joined L L Denies restaurant and confectionery staff in Vermilion. M A Ewell hosted E Gerber and children from Amherst with R H Ewell. Henry Altmiller and mother visited Monroeville Saturday afternoon. Agnes Reed of Elyria spent Wednesday with Eva Ennes. David Bennett is ill. Walter Altmiller, son of Henry, injured eye recently. E Mordof of Florence spent Wednesday with R H Ewell.
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Oiss Leona Ward
Elyria
Katherine Heimsath
Verna Wirth
Lon Morgan
Cleveland
W. A. Didilius
Wakeman
Jack Echels
Jack
Frank Heald
Jimmy
Leland Cartwright
Lorain
Gee
Grace Oley
Carl Fesler
George
Tom Fesler
W. A. Moulder
Robert
Clarence Latteman
Marjorie Hows
Martin "Mitchell
Whiskyville
George Ott
Elira
Cow
Lawrences
G. R. Kuhlmat
Carlisle
Louise Avery
G. H. Delifield
Will Hill
C. Normande
Birmingham
Joel Cran
Mary Rockwell
Oberlin
Eva Ennes
Herry
Jacob Swonger
Robert Moulder
Gordon Brooks
North Ridgeville
G. R. Kuhimas
Abe Wood
Andress
Mainstret
C. W. Lawrence
L. L. Denies
Vermilion
R. H. Ewell
E. Gerber
Amherst
West Ridge
C. F. Lang
Persis Squires
Edward Sweeney
Lewis Caywood
Ardith
LaGrange Road
Wells Addicott
Sharon
Penn
J. H. Penfounds
Addicott
Charles Pallas
Albert Pallas
Henry Pallas
H. Drusendahl
Catharine Drusendahl
Wm. Springer
Henry
Carl Springer
Janet
George Lang
Chestnut Ridge
George Lauer
Alice Kalb
Memorial Hospital
Mason Parsch
A. W. Mascus
George Decker
L F. Eldred
Lillian
Lotz
F. M. Hopkins
Lois Temaluing
Charles Bligh
Charlotte
Helen
Marshal
Penfield
Wm. Penfound
Harry Hawk
Crystal Beach
Theodora Grills
C. J. Smith
South Ridge
Karl Simms
Jean
Alice Kolb
Lydia Decker
Fred Decker
Sherman Mason
Caroline Sheldon
Grafton
St. Paul's Church
Jacob Battenhouse
Raymond
Margary Neidling
Town Line
Dick Johnston
John Simms
Sehramm Road
Florence Kolb
Carliste Center
Theodore Grilliard
Melvin
Harold
Town Line Road
Lucy Miller
Clayion Harpster
Miss Johnson
Carlisle Center
Ruth Sippel
Margaret Pallas
Julius Loth
Margaret Loth
Ruth Sppel
Charles Loth
Archie Hahn
Adam Hahn
Parent-Teachers Association
Lucille Johnson
West Ridge Community News Highlights Local Visits
West Ridge notices a busy week with family and neighbors visiting in Elyria Amherst Penfield and Sharon. Weddings include Harvey Hahn to Martha Hanson with local congratulations. School closed for a spelling contest with pupils and staff active, with winners in multiple grades.
Mystery Box Opening Witnesses Eve of Bishops Summoned
London May 6 Princess royal condition shows definite improvement though physicians report a blood transfusion was necessary late yesterday. Plymouth England May 6 a seismograph registered a severe earthquake 4,200 miles distant yesterday based on official reports.
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London
Plymouth
England
Iowa Anti-Saloon League cites statewide prohibition survey
Iowa officials claim farmers in rural homes are hosting gatherings at which intoxicating liquors are openly sold over saloons in Iowa City. The state-wide survey by the Iowa Anti-Saloon League was released here today, accusing widespread lawlessness related to prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa City
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
ASES MINER INJUNCTION FILED IN WHEELING MAY DAY
Application for a blanket injunction was made in federal district court in Wheeling to restrain officers and members of the United Mine Workers of America from interfering with the mines of fifteen coal companies in Panhandle district today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASES
Wheeling
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
Federal District Court
Panhandle
Ridgeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
May 6 Ridgeville notes show Florence Stacey returning to Cleve, visits by H G Stacey and Norman Shaw, and weekends with Elyria Oberlin Canton and Lorain guests. Avon Belden high school track meets Ridgeville, glee club trips to Avon, and many visits to family and friends in Cleveland Akron Olmsted and Lakewood.
Local Social Notes and May Festival Recap
Meg G Fields and families gather in Elyria and Oberlin visits frame a page of local social news. Mother's Day church plans feature a Berea address by Professor Rhiem as youths plan to attend. Banquet at Regnatz, May festival turnout, and community visits highlight a busy week. A gold watch honors Thomas Corcoran for punctuality after fifty years of service.
City officers cite multiple intoxication and driving offenses
Mayor Hinkson warned a man named W C Shindler about drinking and supporting his family after prior meetings. The same man was fined again for intoxication and later for driving an auto while intoxicated. Neighbors complained leading to another arrest. Other fines included Martin Flood and Edward Flannigan for intoxication, Joe Malik Jr for left-lane driving, and Margaret Tata for disorderly conduct after a street chase and a liquor bottle thrown from a car.
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Hinkson
W. C. Shindler
Shindler
Martin Flood
Lodi Street
Joe Malik, Jr
Edward Flannigan
North Main Street
Wellington
Margaret Tata
Cleveland
West River
Lod Street
Tony
Grange meeting delayed for school exhibit week
Eaton May 6 The Grange will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening instead of this week due to the school exhibit set for Friday afternoon and evening. First and second degree work will be presented and lunch will be served. Several local families visited, including Mrs. George Bell of Lakewood as guest of Mrs. Burton Ross.
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Herman Reinhardt
Memorial Hospital
Charles Strickland
Walter Cornish
Roy Jackson
Forest Fires Rage Near Plymouth Four Sites Burn
Four large forest fires continued burning around Plymouth Massachusetts as hundreds of firefighters labored through the night to contain them. Fire crews worked across the woods in efforts to prevent spread and protect nearby homes and timberlands.
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Plymouth
Mass
Spring Repairs: Father John’s Medicine Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a non dangerous remedy. It claims to rebuild strength through nourishing elements rather than stimulation, offering a traditional cure for run down systems.
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Father John
Ruth May Be Walking Soon After Wheelchair Ride
New York May 6 Babe Ruth, sidelined by illness, rode in a hospital wheelchair and may walk again next week. Also May 6 taps marked old Madison Square Garden as Sid Terris defeated Johnny Dundee in a bout, ending Dundee’s era and signaling new contenders.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Old Madison Square Garden
Johnny Dundee
Sid Terris
Dundee
Major Racing Meetings At Jamaica Pimlico Lexington
Racing events today include Metropolitan Jockey Club at Jamaica Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlico and Kentucky Jockey Club closing at Lexington Also racing openings in Mississippi Valley League Michigan Ontario League golf Alabama state championship in Mobile and Philadelphia Indoor Horse Show Buffalo Kennel Club bench show Chess Masters in Baden Baden and Pan American amateur championship in Boston all underway today.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Kentucky Jockey Club
Lexington
Mississippi Valley League
Alabama
Mobile
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N. Y
Kennel Club
Baden-Baden
Boston
Lorain Amateur Baseball enters 20 teams in city series
May 6 Lorain 20 teams entered in the Lorain Amateur Baseball Association city series with six added that night. Teams split into four divisions and will play throughout the summer, a notable note in local baseball annals. Shamrocks and Tellings to meet at Krohnfield on Sunday, pairing Lorain's two strongest teams for the first tilt of the year. Also in brief, State Supreme Court decision on labor contracts with union clauses seen as limited to monopoly employers.
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Lorain
Amateur Baseball Association
Annale
Shamrocks
Tellings
SUN
Columbus
State Supreme Court
It Is Wonderful What Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Does
Mrs Laura Hager of 630 Vinton Street Toledo reports typhoid fever left her weak with stomach and bowel trouble. She says the Golden Medical Discovery cured her and rebuilt her strength, urging others to try it. She invites readers to drug stores or to send 10 cents for the package and free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xuvou Fahato
Laura Hager
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
Seed corn varieties and onion plants listing
A catalog style entry lists seed corn varieties with percentages and prices such as Pride of North 94 percent at 4.5 cents, Bloody Butcher 98 percent at 4.5, Early Learning 96 percent at 5.0, and other corn types including Golden Dent, Early Yellow Dent, Lake Erie Dent, Blue Mt. Ensilage, Mammoth Yellow Ensilage, Cuban Giant Ensilage, Hed Cob Ensilage, Early Eureka Ensilage, Blue Ridge Ensilage, Evergreen varieties, plus Bermuda Onion Plants per 100 and Bermuda Union Plants per 1906.
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Pride of North
Lake Erie
Bermuda
Bermuda Union
Eee
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Dereit
Hoetta
Emma Hinckley
Tine Beach
Len
Neva
Henry Kelley
Walter Altmiller
Henry Altmiller
E. Mordof
Florence
R H. Ewell
Mrs. B O. Pope
Abd~el~krim
Abd-el-Krim
Lyautrey
Rif
Crocco
Iffs
W. Conrad Oliver
Shreveport, la
John Barker
Barker
Jewel
Fort Totten
N. C
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Houston
Galveston
Johanna Southcott
Devonshire
Church of England
Ridgeville
Florence Stacey
Cleve
H. G Stacey
Glenn Cheeseman
Everett
Knowles
Canton
Mgr
Ralph Reed
Mensch
Avon
Matt Nedrick
Miss Jobling
John Shaw
A Shaw
Sarah Gerlach
H. G. Stacey
Norman Shaw
Oberlin College
J. A Shaw
Beldon
Ridgeville High School
E. M. Knowles
Ridgeville Glee Clubs
J Lorrinier
Molyneaux
C. S. Peck
Akron
Conners
Carolina Smith
California
L. Schaber
Joiinier
Cook
Olmsted
Peck
Walter Scott
Grace
Lakewood
M. W. Evans
Mt. Sinla Hospital
Josephine Loucke
Bobbie
Gertrude Dean
Dyble
Lula Chambers
Elyria High School
L. BR
Bainbridge
Butternut Ridge
Berea
Rhiem
Allen Lang
Volney Nash
Agnes Black
Della Lynds
Thomas Corcoran
Warrington
Kenneth Buck
William Hennie
Willi Bracken
Gedeon Place
Marsh Hurst
May l
Mary Black
Hopwood
Ralph Hopwood
Sandustef
Alfred Brightman
Francis Davis
L. T. Davis
Harvey Lewis
John
Germany
John W. Greenfield
Wellington, Ohio
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