Police Routed Tering Students at Government University
Police reserves broke up meetings of striking negro students at Howard University protesting compulsory military drill. Students blocked access to campus buildings while Dean Miller was hissed. Captain Doyle urged students to return to class as faculty prepared to act.
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Government University
Washington
Howard University
Nalve
Kelly Miller
Univers
Robert FE Doyle
Captain Doyle
Dover men killed in Canton vehicle train crash
Joseph Pickett and Harry Faner of Dover died at 7:45 AM after their coupe was struck at Market Street crossing by a Wheeling and Lake Erie train. Wilbur Porter, also of Dover, survived with severe injuries and hospital treatment ongoing. Officials identified the dead from letters and a bank book found in one victim’s pocket.
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Canton
Joseph Pickett
Harry Faner
Dover
Wilbur Porter
Dovyer
Market Street
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Pickett
Faner
Porter
H. F. Myers
Great leaders to convene in Elyria convention
The page reports a major convention led by distinguished figures from Ohio State University Cincinnati and the International Council of Religious Education. Delegates include business leaders ministers teachers and supervisors. Organizers promise profit and pleasure for Elyria as they anticipate top speakers and wide public attendance.
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America
William Oley Thompson
Ohio State University
Thomas Henderson
Cincinnati
H Shelton Smith
International Council of Religious Education
Arnold
Charles Crehore
Elyhia
Amy Lowell dies sudden at home in Brookline Mass
Miss Amy Lowell renowned American poet dies suddenly at her home Sevensis in Brookline Massachusetts. She published nothing before age 28 and began writing in childhood. Her first book appeared in 1910 after years of study and effort.
Colored Choir on Air Thursday at WGBL Elyria Ohio
A local program at WGBL Elyria Ohio presents a Thursday night concert under Madam Gardner Bartlett. The mixed choir and soloists include Edward Hill Virgie Perkins Etta Tucker and others. The program features gospel hymns and spirituals with solos and duets and ends with Madam Gardner Bartlett four additional numbers.
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WGBL
Elyria
Gardner Bartlett
Edward Hill
Wm Thomas
John Howard
Jessie Robinson
Etta Tucker
Jennie Washington
Maggie Jones
Pearl Shropshire
Virgie Perkins
Henry Casher
Edward Vincent
J. P Hayes
Jesus
Old Virgany
3I Robinson
di Trene Howard
Bi Jess Robinson
de Mera' Comas
J P. Hayes
Madam Gardner-Bartlett
California farmers face anti alien labor resolution
NUMBER THREE continued from page 2 shows expected approval of a resolution condemning ownership of farm property and employment by aliens not eligible for citizenship. The measure targets Japanese and Chinese laborers, while officials say no broader race scope is intended. Prof. Montgomery cites low living standards for Japanese workers but describes the community as quiet and orderly.
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Federa On
California
Federation
L. M . Montgomery
Ohio State University
No Beef Trusts In The Wheat Market Indictment News
The Department of Agriculture inquiry into alleged manipulation of the Chicago wheat market by millionaire operators has not yet produced sufficient evidence to seek criminal indictments. The finding was scanned officially today.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Stay Of Execution Delays Ko ntral Gwozdenkow Case
Chief Justice Marshal 11 of the state supreme court granted a stay of execution until June 12 in the case of Kontral Gwozdenkow who was to be electrocuted May 18 for the murder of seven year old Anna Kuskoff at Dilhes Bottom Belmont County on July 13.
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Columbus
Marshal
State Supreme Court
Kontral Gwozdenkow
Beig
Anna Kuskoff
Dilhes Bottom
Belmont County
Martha’ Wise
Victoir
Medina County
Gienkel
Marie Gienke
Richard Gienke
Walter Gienke
Record Slight Quake in Chicago May Report
A seismograph at the University of Chicago registered a slight earthquake on May 12. The tremor lasted one minute five seconds with so faint a shake that observers could not determine its distance or direction.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Bryan Aids Attack Pittsburgh
At the request of Memphis residents, William Jennings Bryan agreed to aid in the prosecution of J T Scopes of Dayton Tennessee who is charged with teaching evolution in public schools. The decision was announced today.
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Pittsburgh
Memphis
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
J T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Mansfield School Head Re-Elected for Two-Year Term
Mansfield Ohio officials announced the re election of H W Helter as superintendent of Mansfield public schools for two years. Helter who arrived from Wapakoneta eighteen years ago has played a key role in the construction of a new high school building now underway.
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Mansfield
O. May
Helter
Mansfield Public Schools
Wapakoneta
Spanish forces rout Rif convoy near Regaia Toda
Morocco May 13. Spanish forces and allied tribes attacked a Rif convoy en route to Regaia Toda, killing thirteen and scattering the rest. Tokio May 13. Japan negotiates a liquor treaty with the United States, similar to existing pacts with England and others.
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Teturn
Morocco
Regaia Toda
Tokio
Japan
United States
Foreign Office
England
Tragedy Believed Drowning Fireman After Rescue Attempt
Memphis May 13 A fireman from the steamer Norman is believed drowned after reaching shore to rescue a companion when the vessel sank near Cow Island Bend. Clothing found on bank suggests he sacrificed himself to save others as wreckage and sands shift along the river. Authorities pursue the cause while river boats and volunteers continue recovery efforts.
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Memphis
Tenn
Earl Simonson
Norman
Cow Isand
Cow Island Bend
Supe P
Tg Houself
At &S
Juvenile case stirs county as final plea is heard
Final argument in a juvenile case sent to criminal court dominates the week long county drama. D A Baird accuses defense by Charles Adams as crafty. He highlights Ethel Kun's testimony and orders removal of a disruptive woman identified as Florence Osman.
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Cailous Tne
Tehavior
Berave
Little
Sig
D A Baird
Baird
Lucille Jones
Charles Adams
Adams
Ethel Kun
Ani Sh
Bard
Afi Gr’ Artory
Sue
Cleveland
Vaile
Adams Fault and Judge Signal in Lucille Jones Case
The transcript cites Adams admitting blame for not putting Lucille on the stand and urges following Jeremiah’s warning. Judge Webber spent twenty minutes instructing the jury on required proof beyond a reasonable doubt and substantial accuracy of the indictment. The jury began deliberations at 10 45.
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Adams
Lucille
Prophet of
Jeremiah
Lucille Jones
New Indiana Bishop Appointed by Vatican
The Rev John Neil curate of St Marys Huntington Indiana was named bishop of Fort Wayne Indiana by the Vatican, announced today.
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Indiana
Rome
John Neil
St Mary's
Huntington
Fort Wayre
Vatican
Warner Brothers Oppose Movie Trust in Hollywood
Warner Brothers owners of one of the largest studios in Hollywood came out today in opposition to the so called motion picture trust.
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Movie Trust
Los Angeles
Cals
Warner Brothers
Motion Picture Trust
Hearing Delay on Newspaper Rates Proposal
Interstate Commerce Commission postpones the May 18 hearing on the proposed rate increase for newspapers carried in baggage cars. The new date is June 2.
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Washington
Fae Interstate Commerce Comm. A Today
Diet urged at Ann Arbor nutrition week session
Dr. Margaret Bell urged coeds to mold their figures during the first annual nutrition week in Ann Arbor opening its second day. Bell sponsors the event guiding the health message to students about diet and body image.
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Ann Arbor
Margaret Bell
Dr. Bell
Kumagaya City Ravaged by Nightfire Near Tokyo
A large blaze in Kumagaya 40 miles from Tokyo left the city nearly ruined after destroying 890 hectares and causing about 2.5 million dollars in damage. No casualties were reported.
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Tokio
Kumagaya
Population and nationality facts from the era
North Dakota shows 141 percent under five, highest baby count among states with 169 inhabitants. District of Columbia has the fewest at seven percent. Norwegians served in the Union army in Civil War in larger numbers than any other nationality. A Russian peasant stove typically lacks a chimney, smoke exits through doors or holes in the walls.
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North Dakota
Union
District of Columbia
Norway Rural Districts Ledger Announces Engagement
A minister announced an engagement in rural Norway with a three Sunday sequence. The notice mentions catnip used by the United States Geological Survey as a lure to attract mountain lions to poisoned bait.
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Norway
United States Geological Survey
Court hearing details Martha Wise murder trial vivid appeal
Attorney Jos Pritchard pleaded for mercy sending Wise to an asylum rather than life prison. He sobbed as Wise and her four children listened while prosecutors urged mercy and a guilty verdict, with Wise facing multiple murder charges in Medina County.
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Ven
Josuph Pritchard
Pritchard
Martha Wise
Prichard
Kenneth
Gertrude Gertrude
Eldren
Alludio
Martha W.se
Marie Glenke
Marie Gienke
Ohio
Marie Gignke
Great White Throne
Edith Hasel
Fred Hasel
Edwin Hasel
Wise
Seymour
Market Report Cleveland Live Stock Prices
Receipts cattle 200 steady market with steers and heifers mainly firm to high. Veal calves strong at 11 to 11.50. Sheep and lambs slow with lambs to 13.25 and wethers 9. Ewes about 8. Cattle lows ranged 2.50 to 7. Cows 4 to 6. Hog market active with Yorkers and heavies around 13.25 and roughs 10.75 to 11. Stags 6.75 to 7."}
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Cleveland
Delay merger vote in Chesapeake and Ohio case
The Interstate Commerce Commission will not rule on the Van Sweringen brothers bid to unify five rail systems until after their trial, as Commissioner Meyer announced during hearings on the consolidation plan. The report also notes the glass roof of Victoria Station in London spans ten acres.
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Washington
Chesapeake, and Ohio Railroad
van Sweringen Brothers
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Swerigens
Meyer
New suit against House of David colony in Benton Harbor
St Joseph Michigan May 13. A new suit seeks 200000 for Peter and Margaret Johnson former members alleging they and their daughter were harmed by the Benton Harbor group. The suit follows nearly a score of similar actions claiming members lost wealth to the colony and a dancer was abused by Ben jamin Purnell fugitive leader. Plus Chicago report on elopers Gandy and Schultz detained by police in Harrisburg for a temporary hold before possible return.
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ST Joseph
Mich
House of David
Benton Harbor
Peter
Margaret Johnson
Benjamin Purnell
Lang
Chicago
George W. Gandy
Rebecca Schultz
Gandy
Detective Bureau
Harrisburg
California
Cleveland Markets Produce Prices Report
Market listings from Cleveland show Butter Hutra and prints with varying quotes, eggs from Ohio and Western regions, oleo and cheese prices, poultry breakdowns, and fruits vegetables with crate and box pricing including apples strawberries beans cabbage potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes onions and cucumbers.
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York State
Pleasant Surprise From Mayr's Remedy Miracle Cure
About six months ago my father suffered stomach trouble and doctors advised surgery for cancer or gall stones. A friend recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy which cured him. He now eats heartily and feels strong. The remedy claims to remove mucous from the intestinal tract and ease inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves it, money refunded at all druggists.
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Mayr
Tat
Father
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