Aldwin Named New Premier Trial Service Heroic Dead Reward Capture
Nufield D May 22 reports if May r approves action the price on the head of Whitfield will be 850 dead or alive. Detectives pursue the alleged killer amid shifting moves downtown. Memorial Day preparations in the park include speaker Kirby and a flower committee led by J. E. Howlett. Autmobile support requested. parade routes outlined. Names of soldiers graves not found previously are requested for decoration help. Mason D. Smith chairs the memorial committee and thanks the public.
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Mayr
Ia Whitfield
Paa Griffin
Kirby
J. E. Howlett
Harold Water
B.brown
Chas. Decker
A. Fox
Walter Barnes
George Allen
David Hamum
Motmmning
American Legion
Hary Hinkson
A. E. Taylor
Russell Waldorf
J. Lehman
Cheapside
Second
Third Streets
Court House
Second Street
Court
Broad
East Bridge
East River
Cemetery
Harrison Street
Samuel Agnew
John Hegen
Fred Beese
FE. R. Goodwin
Ebenezer Griffith
Hugh E. Kelbie
M. E. Lewis
Chas. Morehouse
Jacob C. Schmidt
Welton van Wagner
Wm. McGinty
Mason Smith
Mason D. Smith
Steamship Em n reports gale sinking near Newfoundland
The ship from Liv ec reports picking up debris from a 11,000 ton gale that sank near St. Lawrence river. Em n was damaged, backed off to beach, crew rescued, later diverted to Tre lewas. Co- Company formerly Tsican operated. Ice fines delayed other vessels bound for Liverpool.
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Emn
Livec
St. Lawrence River
Co- Company
Tre
Lewas
Empress of Wag
Unclear OCR Fragments Describe State Regent Meeting
Fragmentary text references a meeting involving regents and officials, mentioning renaming, international policy, and preparations by May 22. It notes Warren, Elliott, and a state secretary figure, but details are incomplete and context unclear.
Would Widen East Bridge Reported Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference widening East Bridge and traffic impact. Mentions a meeting and authorities considering changes to Bridge Street and a mobile tow. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
Damages Sought Over False Arrest Claim in Local Case
In a case tied to James No Narsise Clarente Po Brown, the defendant alleges wrongful arrest without a warrant. The accuser claims a biotin related arrest action, while the defendant asserts no proceedings were initiated and questions the constable's warrant status.
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James No Narsise Clarente Po Brown
Fayth Lorain
Desperate man kills two policemen in New Jersey shootout
Frank J Sayes, sought for a holdup, shot and killed Detective Sergeant John Black and Patrolman Clarence Ware at 149 Manhattan Avenue New Jersey. Lieutenant Harry Olis and James Walton wounded. Sayes captured after attic standoff with tear gas. Woman identified as May Miller linked to the case. police battered suspect during arrest.
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Jersey City
N. J
Manhattan Avenue
Frank J. Sayes
Frank Miller
John Black
Clarence Were
Patroman
Janes Walton
Harry Olis
West New York
Eates
Sayes
May Miller
Walton
Saves
Otis
New York
Black
Ware
Offiere
Wore
Bodies of Thirty Two Found in River Bed
Report from Logan county recounts discovery of thirty two bodies in a river bed. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text, but the item notes a riverbed search linked to a broader incident and references a local meet or trial context.
New York Beauty Reports Engaged to French Editor Heiress
New York social note says Elizabeth Roslington, famed for beauty, is engaged to Henri Letellier, son of a Paris editor of wealth. Roslington recently returned from Paris to finish her trousseau for the upcoming wedding. Letellier, famed as a continental bon vivant, had previous links to Peggy Hopkins Joyce. Roslington plans to return to Paris for the ceremony.
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NEW York Beauty Reported
Ij N Cupid
Henri Letellier
Paris
Elizabeth Roslington
Roslington
Trousseau
Letellier
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Ersner
Deauville
Pegsr King Joree
Europe
Harrowing tale of suffering in Shanghai
May 22. The young bandits who raided a seizing many Chinese and prisoners forced the Christi bow before idols in native tempter on the mountain tops, according to Mme Manuel Verea of Guanajuato, Mexico, now under care of a priest. She was among the group. When given a chance at freedom she refused to pull from her husband until illness forced her to. Mme Verea is heartbroken over their separation, crying that she did not want to leave her husband. She was carried mountainside in a sedan chair amid the turmoil. The records tell of a dynastic climate and a fearful trek.
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Shanghai
Mme Manuel Versa
Gujara
Mexico
Mme Verea
Mme Vera
Mrs Nagy Pinched Again by the Police
Police conducted a morning visit to Mrs. Nagy of Western Heights charging illicit possession of liquor. A teenage girl seized bottles and smashed them in a toilet room as officers entered, with the mop brigade cleaning up the spill. The incident followed a prior hearing and involves her husband and continued legal action.
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Tomas Wolfe
Tran
Wolf
Sayes
Samgy
Western Heights
Stankard
Oberlin Home Needs Improvements, County Board Reports
Lorain county visitors committee members Southerdon Smythe Gill and Gillman filed their annual report with county commissioners. They praised the jail and county home as clean and well supplied, but found Oberlin Home run down with poor dormitories floors and linens, urging continued cleaning and better dining ware to reach a standard near the average American home. The commissioners said work on the Oberlin Home was already under way and should reach first class condition soon.
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Board of County Visitors
Lorain County
C. L. Southerdon
J. J. Smythe
Edith Gill
Marie Gillman
Gberlin
Lorain City
Oberlin
Change Grade on Lodi Street
Legislation passed by the council to raise the grade of Lodi Street from the railroad undercut to North Street, aiding Parsch Lumber Co. and Elyria Milling Co. and aiming to avoid damage claims. It may require Lorain Street Railway to lower tracks. referendum on track removal discussed but deemed unrelated. An emergency clause was considered but not needed.
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Lodi Street
North Street
Parsch Lumber Co
Elyria Milling Co
Lorain Street Railway
Strees
Baird
Marat Jones
Britain Names Baldwin Premier After Bonar Law Resigns
The Central News reported Chancellor Stanley Baldwin appointed premier with Sir Robert Horne to revert as chancellor of the exchequer. London and Washington observers note Baldwin’s debt negotiation record. Curzon’s potential return and Conservative unity are debated as Britain faces a political transition after Bonar Law’s resignation.
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London
The
Central News
Stanley Baldwin
Andrew Bovar Law
Robert Horner
Baldwin
England
George
Andrew Bonar Law
Bonar Law
Downing Street
Lord Curzon
Daily Telegraph
Morning Post
Washington
Stanley
Great
Britain
Harding
White House
Peece
Mrs LD Faxon Dies At Home
Mrs LD Faxon dies at home in an apparent illness. The brief notice notes the death occurred quietly with no additional details provided.
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LD. Faxon
Double Guards Around Murderess in Tegucigalpa
In Tegucigalpa Honduras May 22 Under Sheriff Eugene Biscai luz of Los Angeles California arrived to return the woman suspected as Clara Phillips the notorious hammer murderess. He urged local authorities to place double guards around the prisoner fearing an accomplice may be waiting to aid an escape. Sheriff Hunter and the American legation were involved as authorities questioned the suspect.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Eugene Biscailuz
Los Angeles Co
California
Clara Phillips
Hammer
Si Isdpilzz
Sherif Hunter
American Legation
Jesse Carson
Clara Phill
Thance
Jaji
Mas. Mary Bambick Dies at Hospital
Mary Bambick died at the hospital following an illness. The funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev. Gidsom Bartel at the church.
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Mary Bambick
Marr Rust
Gratton
Wadseaday
Rev
Gidsom
Bartel
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