Kansas minister ends life after marital conflict
Rev. John William James of Hutchinson Kansas, 47, shot himself in a Kansas City hotel room after declaring reconciliation with his wife impossible. He left a letter to actress Mrs. Mary Tupper Jones saying he could not see a way out and hoped to meet God beyond the veil. The deceased was archdeacon of the Episcopal diocese at Saline Kansas.
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Kansas City
John William James
Hutchinson
Kansas
Goldromeed
Jones
Saline
Kas
Mary Tupper Jones
New York
Church Meeting at Chatham Con gregational Church
The Medina Association of Congregational Churches holds its semi annual meeting at the Chatham Congregational church on Wednesday Oct 10. Dr E J Bosworth presides as moderator with Rev Finley E Eastman as scribe and Rev R B Whitehead as registrar. Morning session begins at 9 30 with song and devotion led by John Lobinger Prof G Walter Fiske speaks on Our Young People. Afternoon theme is The Churchs Larger Needs with talks by Alfred Carleton Nicholas Van der P.V. Mrs Glosser Leigh Layman and BE Bosworth. Supper at 5 15 Evening session 7 30 includes song devotion anthem address The Living Church by Chas W Ricard and closing benediction.
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Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Chatham Congregational Church
E. J. Bosworth
BE. L. Bosworth
Finley E. Eastman
R. B. Whitehead
John L. Lobingier
G. Walter Fiske
Alfred Carleton
Nicholas van der Pv
Glosser
Leigh Layman
I. Bos
the Living Church
Chas. W. Ricard
Fire Prevention Address Given At Rotary Meet
At the noon Rotary Club lunch at the Y M C A a speaker, G W Funk from the State Fire Marshal's office, delivered Fire Prevention. He stressed reducing fire loss as a citizenship duty and educating the public on hazards to prevent fires rather than merely responding to them.
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Rotary Cub
G. W. Funk
Implicates Others in Booze Conspiracy in Court
Cecil H. Kearns, president of Consolidated Drug Co of Columbus and a defendant in the liquor conspiracy trial in Wheeling, testifies on his second day and implicates Albert Kirk of Martins Ferry in alcohol sales from Hermitage, Tennessee. He describes how government agents were duped and alcohol claimed as denatured was smuggled out in raw form.
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Wheeling
W. Vza
Cecil H. Kearns
Consolidated Drug Company
Columbus
Kearns
Albert Kirk
Martins Ferry
Hermitage
Tenn
Fred FE. Fuller
Columbia
Deetar
Deetar Fn
Johnson
Terrier
S. K. Johnson
President of Long Island Road Dies at 79
An elderly railroad executive, longtime head of Long Island Road, died today from heart trouble. Peters, 79, served as president since 1905 and had been with the Southwestern Pennsylvania lines previously. His career spanned decades in the U.S. rail industry. Berlin reports rising tension as the Reichstag grants special powers to the Dertia government amid hostility.
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Atoof
United States
Peters
City of
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Lens Isiead
Berlin
Woman Must Choose Husband Or Lover In Cleveland Court
In a Cleveland probation court a 20 year old wife, Mrs Vic Jeb Pie Pretty, faced a choice between remaining with her husband Albert Mead ex soldier and divorcing to be with James Smith, a mutual friend. Mead appealed to her but she said she loved Smith and could not return. Smith is jailed on a technical charge. the trio had connection in Chicago and Winnipeg.
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Cleveland
Vic- Jeb Pies Pretty
Albert R. Mead
Britain
James Smith
Mead
Smith
Chicago
Winnipeg
Canada
Tris Speaker Plans Marriage to Cleveland Socialite
Cleveland Indians manager and star center fielder Tris Speaker is reported to marry Frances Cudahy of Cleveland. The wedding date remains unannounced. news leaked when Miss Cudahy confirmed the engagement after earlier secrecy during Speaker's fishing trip.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tris Speaker
Frances Cudahy
Hough Avenue
Providence Inferno Destroys Waterfront Area
Providence Rhode Island October 9 The city slashed its entire fire department to battle a massive blaze at the waterfront The general alarm sounded as flames spread hour after hour destroying multiple buildings with no containment yet reported by press time
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Providence
R. I
Walker suspended for one year after Newark bout
Mick ey Walker, world welterweight champion, and manager Jack Bulger were suspended for one year by the New Jersey boxing commission after Walker’s horrendous display against Jimmy Jones in Newark. Jones remains unsuspended. No one will receive money beyond training expenses. comptroller Newton A. K. Bugbee called the bout an awful fake.
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Trenton
N. J
Mickey Walker
Jack Bulger
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Walker
Newark
Jimmy Jones
Youngstown
Jones
Newton A. K. Bugbee
The
Boxing Commission
Stocks Open With General Decline In Harsh Market Tone
Stock market opened under heaviness with broad participation and fractional losses. U S S Steel fell to 87, Gulf States Steel to 75 1 4, American Locomotive to 69, Baldwin Locomotive to 115 8, Studebaker to 94 7 8, Willys Overland slipping to 39 1 8, and Kelly to 23 1 3. Rail shares started weak with Baltimore and Ohio at 38 1 2 and Union Pacific at 129 7 5 after a cautious forenoon showing.
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New York
U. S&s. Steel
Gulf States Steel
American Locomotive
Baldwin Locomotive
Studewater
Willys-Overland
Kellyre
Phillips Pete Sinclair
Trio arrested after theatre disturbance
Sidney Polyak Bodie Naeger and Alex Polyak were arrested after a disturbance at the Rialto theatre last night. In the upper gallery they scuffled tossing hats into the audience, later escorted to the police station and locked up for the night. This morning Mayor Jones fined them the costs.
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Sidney Polyak
Bodie Naeger
Alex Polyak
Rialto Theatre
Jones
One Hundred Join In Y M C A Campaign Drive
Over a hundred men and boys joined a four day YMCA campaign after a key address by Mr. Lewis on applying Christian principles to social and industrial life. J F Burke and John Sickrenin spoke as organizers prepared the push to enlist members and begin regional outreach. The first report dinner was set for 6 30 tonight at the YMCA building and results were awaited after the opening day.
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Elyria
Jesus i Christ
Lewis
J. F. Burke
John TR. Sick- Renin
Bors
OC. A
ICC Fixes Hearings Dates on Railroad Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission set hearings for its rail rate investigation from Pennsylvania to the United States and Canada. Dates include Augusta Maine October 28 Montpelier Vermont October 21 Boston November 1 Albany November 8 Rochester November 7 New York November 9 Philadelphia November 13 with sessions in several cities.
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Washington
Get
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Canada
Augusta
Montpelier
Boston
Albany
Rochester
New York
Philadelphia
Fragmentary Note on Women and Breakfast Work Beginnings
A fragmented OCR line mentions women in a scene at a breakfast location and hints at starting work. Details are incomplete, with unclear actions and names. The readable fragment implies routine tasks around morning food service and employment, but lacks clear subjects or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR Makes Shaky Storyline Hard to Parse
A garbled OCR sample presents a fragmented narrative mentioning figures like Tegard and Wallace, with riferences to hearings and progress but lacking coherent context or clear outcomes. Names and actions are incomplete, obscuring who did what and when.
Ashland Hosts Health, Churches, Clubs in Busy Oct Conference
Ashland scenes a busy week with health board duties, church construction plans, and a large fall conference. Delegates from Cleveland and many Ohio cities attend events for the State Board of Health and the Ohio Federation of Women Clubs Middle North district. A traffic accident on Ashland-Loudon line harms multiple residents as public health staff change posts and plan new outreach.
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Ashland
Edwards
E. FG
Cleveland
Countriete
State Board of Health
Ohio
Christian Churea
E.R. Levits
J. A. Lozier
Thiropors
Ohio Federation of Women Clubs
Georgia Hopleyr
Buer- Tus
Prohitigen
Constructu
Washington
Sirs
Nellie M. Hill
Elyria
W. GC. T
Plymouth
Loudon
Waldo
Miss Watson
Angeles
Loudonville
Savannah
Sulivan
Albion
Polk
Nora
Jeromesville
Ashland County
Jeane
Maren
Bartgiars
A. H. Susie
Local Fair Prep Amid Weekend Injuries At Hayesville
Mrs A H Hoyer of Silverware and a companion were hurt when a motorcycle was sideswiped near Hayesville. their condition listed as critical for Mrs Little. Temporary grandstand for Ashland County Fair ready to seat 1 000. Fall Festival set for Oct 22 23 24 and Halloween event Oct 31. Philip Hecker and Charles Gorham hospitalized after a Sextette riding a zuto crashed into a fast freight at Hereford crossing. eight injured in total.
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A. H. Hoyer
Little
Ashland County
H. J. Barnhart
Hayesville
Philip Hecker
Charles Gorham
New London Hospital
Hereford Crossing
State Supreme Court Denies Review in Irvin Layer Case
Columbus Oct 9 The state supreme court refused to review the conviction of Irvin Layer Dayton for five degree murder in the fatal shooting of 14 year old Arthur Moore near the Dayton soldiers home on May 19 1922.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Irvin Layer
Dayton
Arthur Moore
Dayton Soldiers Home
Princess Louise seeks burial fund after lover’s death
Paris reports reveal Princess Louise of Saxe Coburg Gotha asked relatives for funds to bury her royal lover Count Mattachich. The couple eloped twenty years ago after she left her Austrian archduke husband. Mattachich died recently in a Paris hotel, leaving the princess in poverty as friends fear public notoriety if they aid her.
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Smencs Ara
Louise
Saxe-Coburg- Gotha
Count Mattachich
Paris
Chronicle Telegram Ad Offer Sparks Local Interest
A terse classified snippet from the Chronicle Telegram hints at a want ad seeking agricultural aid. The note mentions a “quart of ra fester contains about one-sicht th grain of ammoni c” and invites readers to respond, suggesting a quirky, OCR-like reading of a historical notice.
Probate Court Entries Yield Several Administrations
Elfreda Wheeler named administratrix for Frank Wheeler of Pittfield with bond 200 dollars. James T Horsley of Lorain and John B Wagner of Lorain named for probate. William Stolzenburg of Highu filed for probate. Edward K E Goldski appointed administrator for Pauline Goldski of Brownhelm with bond 5000 dollars. Chas Vick of Loe rain probate filing. Edith Mitchell named administratrix for Fred Mitchell of Ridgeville with land stake 2000. Tempa Leach to head Viola Ferguson estate in Lorain with bond 50. Mary Pathor declared insane and sent to Magsil lon hospital.
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Elfreda Wheeler
Frank Wheeler
Pittfield
James ‘T. Horsley
Lorain
John B. Wagner
William Stolzenburg
Highu
Edward KE. Goldski
Pauline Goldski
Brownhelm
Pond
Chas, Vick
Loe Rain
Edith Mitchel
Fred Mitchell
Ridgeville
Tempa Leach
Viola Fer-guson
Rand
Mary Pathor
Magsillon Hospital
Columbus Readies for Ohio Knight Templar Conclave
Columbus prepares for a Wednesday open at 10 a m in Masonic temple with more than 1800 expected in a temporary grandstand on the state house grounds to view the parade, a featured part of the Ohio Knight Templar conclave program.
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EMBUS
Columbus
Ohio
Knight Templar
Masonic Temple
State House
Thompson Improves at Ohio State University President
Oct 9 report says Dr. W Q Thompson president of Ohio State University passed a comfortable night and is a little better. He has been confined to bed since Wednesday with acute infectious dysentery attributed to water on a recent trip. The illness has interrupted work for many students.
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Columbus
W. Q. Thompson
Ohio State University
Thompson
Coolidge offers no more allied powers loan push
The Coolidge administration will take no further steps to secure allied support for Hughes plan on a conference of economic experts to assess Germany’s reparations payment ability. At the White House today officials described national business conditions as generally fair to good.
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Washington
Coolidgs
Germany
White Houwne
White House
Egypt's climate shifts to rainfall via irrigation
Formerly rainless Egypt now enjoys about eighteen days of heavy rain yearly in the Nile delta due to irrigation and increased vegetation, marking a notable change in local climate and agricultural conditions.
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Egypt
Nile Dela
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