Jake Nesbitt Comments OK Life At Game
Jake Nesbitt speaks in ponderous tone after a year in prison for murdering his wife by hammering her. He says life is a game and vows to play on, while the warden notes his usually good record and that Nesbitt remains hopeful about eventual rehabilitation.
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Jake Nesbitt
Columbus
Tude
Troy
Neebite
Lfe
Riances
Jesson
Bitt
Nesbitt
Thomas
Negro Emperor Sent for Insane Asylum in Manila
Intrenche rado, a self styled emperor of the Negroes, was en route to Manila to be placed in an insane asylum for observation. He allegedly planned a general uprising against the U S regime and hoped to crown Manuel Quezon, then president of the insular senate, king of Luzon. Intrenchr rado reportedly aimed to become emperor of the Philippines if the revolt succeeded.
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Manila
Notable Public Notices and Entertainments Column
A cluttered notice column invites readers to submit notices and entertainments. Contact phone 2317 for information. Includes requests to bring films for development and labeling for Kepiias Drug notices.
Citizenship Night Leads 26 to Naturalization Certificates
Last night’s Citizenship night organized by the Aimer celebrated 26 individuals receiving naturalization papers. Twenty from Ellisia and six from nearby towns were honored as new U.S. citizens, with remarks from Attorpey Hf. Cnepey and praise from RL Masten and 7 oD. Adams zenebip. A violin solo by Kasper capped the event as new citizens pledged their allegiance.
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Aimer
Americ
Rhein
Ouest
Elssia
Guberie
la Grange
Ambers
Deirort
Pleven
Pen
Attorpey
C. W. Myers
Cnepey
Adams Zenebip
Masten
Kasper
D. Kerris
Pere Marquette Workers Vote To Strike In Detroit
About 15 thousand Pere Marquette railway workers vote to strike after executives refuse arbitration. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers cites pending demands and alleges company delays in addressing working conditions and regulations.
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Pere Marquette
Detroit
Mid
Pere Marquez
Namin
Brotherhood of Loacomong Engineers
Highton
Alfred
Paridoe
Death notices for Bliss and Kneisel and a 1915 park event
Death records report Bliss George Bliss died at birth in La Grange suffered by family including son Dean Bliss two sisters and a brother with funeral set for March 19 at William Daniels Funeral Home in Lakewood. Adam Kneisel longtime resident died after a fall near Portman farm in Lorain with funeral at his Portman home Friday at 2 pm. Also noted is a claim about the first public entrance for the United States opened at Van Cortland Park, New York in 1915.
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Jesstf N
Bliss
George Bliss
la Grange
Dean Bliss
Alia Amean
Esther Meredith
Flavius Desa
Williamy Danieis
Dotepit Avenue
Lakewood
Barr
Lakewood Park
AtieLo
Adam Kneisel
Fife
Elmer Portman
Elenrettra
United States
van Cortland Park
New York
Redington Files Candidacy for Elyria Copy Solicitor
Harry M. Redington of 593 Fifth Street filed as a Republican candidate for copy solicitor of Elyria with the board of elections. The filing adds to the slate of aspirants for the post in the upcoming election.
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Harry M. Redington
Jaey
Harry M. Redinginx
Bis Vane
Fifth Street
Deghieitar
Elyria
Board of Elections
Janey
Charity program at hospital features clothes display
Children at a hospital for crippled kids viewed Jackie perform in a clothes show arranged through John Pekras, with the event held thanks to his help.
Roman Pleads Guilty In Malung Husband Case
May 18 in Syton Mrs Abeto Peterman alias Foult confessed to a first degree murder linked to poisoning her husband. Judge OTT ordered an indeterminate term at Marysville reformatory for women. The case references Carter’s death at Davion state hospital and investigation into the poisoning linked to Mrs Fritz arrest.
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Syton
Abeto Peterman
Foult
Charles Carney
Ott
Marisville Reformatory For
Carter
Davion State Shepital Pelwuai
HL EL McClelland
A l Hospital
Jeusnectinng
Incorporation Authorized for Central Lunch Co
The Central Lunch Company obtained incorporation by the incorporation authority with Jorn W. Stapi named in the filing. The action marks the company as an officially registered business entity under applicable laws.
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Central Lunch CO
Jorn W. Stapi
Ten Questions from Classified Page One
The page lists ten quiz questions about radio broadcasting and sports. Topics include the first radio announcer evicted from the National Press Club, the only permanent radio opera company, stores owning stations in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati stations, and broadcasts from New Brunswick New Jersey. It also asks about names Olsen Lopez Bernie Spitaley Reisman and a Scandinavian music group with a New Jersey transmitter.
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National Press Clute
Tirnas
Onlmanent Opera
Dement
New York
Philadelphia
Pittshaven
Dhen
Olsen
Lopez
Bernie
Spitaley
Reisman
Waat
Munnd Brogk
N. J
Aged Man Faces Larceny Charge Stole Two Eggs
Henry Hepder, an elderly county resident near Elma, was arrested on a larceny warrant issued by Justice S. George for allegedly taking a five cent item, identified as two eggs, from Peter Vernes. He was bound over to the grand jury and entered into a bond.
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John Jordon
Cleveland
Preacher Titty
Jordon
Penes
Loveland Strest
Henry Hepder
Elma
George
Peter Terner
Bendjer
Peter Vernes
Jane
Wrard
Iestice
New Block Construction Permits Issued on Middle Avenue Area
A series of building permits were issued for Middle Avenue and surrounding streets. Plans include a new block on Middle Avenue at 6th, a frame dwelling on Oberlin Road cost 4000, a triple dwelling on Frontal Street with a 90000 cost, and two frame houses at East Lexington and Broad Street costing 35000. George Figuhi and Fred St. Davis are named in the notices.
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Middle Avenue
6Th Biren
Herman L N
Oberlin Road
George Figuhi
Fronnlale Street
Fred St. Davis
Lexington
Broad Street
Youths Sentenced for Store Robbery in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 18 Judge Phillips sentenced youths Louis Fret and another 19 year old to life terms after a counted 37 offenses. The judge noted their lack of age complicates detention but urged reform and a long-term stay in the reformatory.
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Cleveland
Phillips
Louis Frettois
Gubiin
Willimantic novelist Cline to be charged with homicide
Leonard Cline, poet and playwright from Willimantic, may face a justice on homicide charges in connection with the fatal shooting of Wilfred Irwin Cline. Doctors say Irwin could have survived if treated earlier. the inquest was held and prosecutors consider presenting the case to a grand jury.
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Willimantic
Leonard Cline
Ee Tod
Wilfred Irwin Cline
Transin
Irwin
Max
Phesicians
New Ruling in Divorce Cases
The Court of Appeals has jurisdiction to review divorce decrees when weight of the evidence favors revision. Charles R. Weeden sued his wife Mrs. Weeden for absence and appealed a Frankcount decree. The Supreme Court later heard that the decree lacked sufficient evidence and considered the appeal.
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Coll Mats
Atae
Lee Courts of Appeals
Syncema Court
Haid Tedar
Charles RK. Weeden
Frankcount
Weeden
Mes
Y Weeden
Pip
Frank Appia Court
Mystery message signed by Nungesser confuses officials
Fragmentary report from Page 4 describes a hoax message allegedly from Nungesser found near the English coast. Officials note uncertainty about the origin and possible time of travel, with claims of a helmetlike object and a note dated May 12. France suspects a hoax.
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Beranas
Ace
London
Falmouth
Equisan
Frange
Nungesserd
Con
Hbado
Ail
France
Three Elyrians Pass Teacher Examinations
A list of teachers who passed the teachers' examination at Elyria High School includes Gertrude Adams Benner Jones R. D. 1 and Anna Wagner. Also successful were Lucile Churchyard of Columbus Station Claire Eberhardt of Avon Lake Inez Gomiwin of Grafton Maude Hubbard of LaGrange Margaret Leaszler of Amherst Mrs J B Miebirk of Ober-Profant and Pearl Wilford of Peter.
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Elyria High School
Gertrude Adems
Benner Jones
Anna Wagner
Lucile Churchyard
Colimpia Station
Claire Eberhardt
Avon Lake
Inez Gomiwin
Grafton
HW. D
Maude Hubbard
LaGrange
Margaret Leaszler
Amherst
Darrow to defend illiterate laborer in New Jersey case
New York May 18 Fran co Caruso an illiterate Italian laborer heard of Clarence Darrow, famed criminal lawyer. Darrow volunteers to defend Caruso tied to the electric chair scare after a physician’s alleged vaccine test death. The case centers on a deadly incident in Granton, New Jersey following a pneumonia outbreak and a controversial trial.
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York
Franco Caruso Pever
Clarence Darrow
Nedion
Caruso
Thenmsaed
Darrow
Tae Electric di Caruso
Lesson
Joe
Feurua Wiphtheria
Casper Pendota
Gney
Shold
Desrture
Grantawnod
N. J. Shorly
Cayuses
Markets wrap of Cleveland live stock and Chicago grains
Market receipts show steady cattle and calves with light demand in Cleveland followed by mixed supply and steady to firm pricing. Chicago reports include wheat No 2 and corn mixed bids, with No 2 hard red winter futures showing uneven movement and liberal stock supply amid cautious trading.
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Cleveland
Ted
Wisconsin
Teann
Taostiv
Truuna
Bliss
Teaas
Bard
Bender-Gas Co Suit Nearing Completion
The $5 damage suit by Bender and Loraim against O F Logasz Gas Co. for injuries at a work site nears completion in the common pleas court. Judge Trempron opened the session with a charge and a jury is expected to return verdict.
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Bender - Gas Co
Bender
Loraim
O. F. Logasz Gas
Des Bis
Eisths
Excara
Court of Common Pleas
Trempron
Ereuul
Eaton Social Notes Highlight May Gatherings
Eaton residents share news of birthdays dinners and visits. Mrs Beat son hosts Mrs Carpenter and Jon Russell attend a Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs DW Carpenter. Alvin Carpenter undergoes tonsil and adenoid surgery with a good recovery.
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Port
Indiana
Andar
Ale
Tre
BE. E. Darke
Guerre
Thoma IP
Stinehard
Witman Werrerek
Cheriin
Priday
Naith ‘ Roo
Cleveland
Sags Dawier
Dimeline
Ha Porte
Eva
Sundar
A Barth
Oulu
Mary Tith
Tyre
TD. W. S
Hattended
Wes
Gaughies
Anid
Sum
Flwin Carpenter
Alvin Carpecen
Ans F. Splere
First Church Remodel Plans Drafted in City Notice
Partial OCR note outlines renovation of a church building with references to planning steps and involvement of local authorities. It mentions a schedule for hearings and approval processes tied to city regulations.
Fragmented notes on college leadership and election
Fragmentary text mentions MIYY TAYE acting, Amore leadership, and a college context with references to Titeag and Amos. The passage hints at students voting or influencing an appointment and a looming decision affecting a president or college status. Partial names and places appear, but full facts are unclear.
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Adam Kneise U
Freese Bros
Broad ST
Lane
Ives
Pesity Charles We
Henrietta Township
Eadh
Ar Rigles
Furnace Street
Henry Suiniddger
Lott Street
A. J. Bauer
High Street
Fioria Kiwanteus
University Circle Kiwanis Club
University Circle Club
YMG. A
Aria Oy
ML CL
Mo CL. A
Roman
Mlung
St. Louis Browns
Buile
Chicago
Mas TS
Lawer
Toledo
Toledo Grain
Tol
Timoth
Minsvapomis Grains
Minneapolis
Oberlin
Chanmurs
Avi Pleasant
Aussary
Gentoo Il Lin
Miyy Taye
Pnter College
Ee. Biabwarin
Cohium Teat
He Eist
U.S
Sean
Dachtler
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