Fourth bandit Kapler dies in Stark county workhouse
Dutch Kapler, last of the Canton bandits who clashed with a posse a month ago, died early today in the Stark county Workhouse from wounds sustained in the battle. Earlier, three were killed or died later from the raid, and Kapler had confessed to the Crafton robbery before his death.
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The Secret of Attraction Ad for Lydia E Pinkham
An advertisement targets women relying on fashion and cosmetics, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound brings health and relief from female suffering. It suggests a suffering woman’s nervousness eased by the remedy, asserting long standing American trust in the root and herb medicine.
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Germany Indemnity Note Satisfactorily Accepted by Allies
Paris May 31 The interallied reparations commission pronounces Germanys indemnity note satisfactory and will promptly implement the Germans accepted demands. The decision averts a possible French occupation of German soil and Germany is to enact promises into law before next week. officials warn the report may be premature due to ambiguities in the document.
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Woman Wins Dragging Contest Distance Record in Kahoka
In Kahoka Missouri a road dragging contest saw Miss June Woodruff win first prize, beating her closest rival by two miles. The incident notes social expectations and a notable athletic feat by a young woman in a rural setting.
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Kahoka
June Woodruff
Theaters Stillman and Strand Offer Classic and New Films
The Stillman in Cleveland showcases Smilin Through with Norma Talmadge in an eight reel dramatic production. Buster Keaton stars in The Paleface and William Farnum headlines Shackles of Gold. Strand presents The Darn Fool and Beyond the Rocks with Rudolph Valentino and Gloria Swanson. Also Dreamtaid Bets Will Be Boys. Bologna tensions rise as fascists threaten violence. Norfolk and Western seeks to issue equipment trust certificates totaling 6.7 million dollars.
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Norma Talmadge
William Farnum
Inurn
Paul Johnston former county probation officer dies at home
Paul M. Johnston longtime county juvenile court probation officer died at his LaGrange home Tuesday morning at age 46 after a lengthy illness. He served as deputy clerk in 1907 and was known for his affable nature and strong friendships. He was born June 9 in Grafton township, son of Paul M. and M. Johnston, and is survived by his widow Hattie Underhill Johnston.
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LaGrange
Court House
Grafton Township
Paul M
Maan
Hattie Con
Funeral plans set for court official Mr Johnston
Daughter Wilma and son Paul mourn his passing. A respected member of the Masonic and Modern Woodmen fraternities, Mr Johnston will have funeral services on Thursday June 1 at 3:30 p.m. at the courthouse attended by almost all associates, with minimal office staff remaining to handle urgent business.
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Paul
Johnston
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Missing Airedale Found In eCit y
George Alexander of Columbia Station reported his Airedale missing since Friday was found at 222 Wolf Court, home of M. D. Jones. The dog wore a new harness and collar and a dog house marked Danger. Jim Kenelly recovered the dog.
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Columbia Station
M. D. Jones
Wolf Court
Jim Kenelly
Rob ert Stegman Injured by Auto at Broad and Middle
Robert Stegman told police he was struck and knocked down at the Broad Street intersection with Middle Avenue by an automobile owned by Tobias Conners of Huron. He said the car was driven at a dangerous speed and he had no chance to escape. Naples reports a waterfront warehouse district fire causing $260,000 damage.
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Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Tobias Conners
Huron
Naples
Theft of lumber from New York Central railway at Cedar street crossing
A sneak thief stole 2600 feet of 2x6 lumber 14 feet long left beside the roadway near Cedar street crossing. The theft was reported and the thief notified authorities. Janatz Szender of Lorain won a judgment for 409 against James Benker over damages from alleged improper work on a building at 2425 Vine street.
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Cedar Street Crossing
Janatz- Szender
Lorain
James Benker
Szender
Vine Street
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