Murder on Center City campus ends with missing gun clue
Inspector Lee and reporter Tim Blade pursue a campus murder at Center City University. Suspects include English Department staff. a gun vanishes after Reeves is found shot in his office. Mrs Reeves asserts suicide while a neighbor, Mrs Greever, offers new information about Reeves leaving with a man and returning alone later.
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Donald Reeves
Center City University
Lee
Timothy Blade
Reeves
Staf
Dr. Wilson
Tim
Walker
O. K
Holmes
Ase
University
Besternity House
Frn
Jamieson
Dan
Callaghan
Cassidy
Detective Bureau
Inspector Lee
Les
Bureau
Turner
Mathida Greever
Medam
Chuckie
World War 20 Years Ago Today In Pictures
A collage recounts events from 1882 to 1934 including a night attack in France, Edison’s first electric station in New York, and notable natives such as David DuBess Yard and Simon Lake. The piece blends history with astrological notes and a pension milestone marking officers and privates’ pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kinnaird Caprright
Central Press Association
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
David DuBess Yard
Panama Canal
Marcus Whitman
Walla Walla
Washington
Oregon
Brouie
Simon Lake
John Mack Brown
Edwin A. Halsey
Senate
R. R. Bowker
Independent Republican
O. P
Oberlin Road Church Notes and Local Family Reunion
Community church notes show a meeting at Oberlin Road Church to finalize committee duties for Friday evening public exhibition at Eas Church. A large Edmonds family reunion from Oberlin gathered on the lawn with a formal dinner, while other relatives traveled from Milan Cleveland Detroit Grand Rapids to attend.
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Oberlin Road
Charze Bua Mae
Outahar
Tad P Aper
Clitfield
Eas
Rnssia
Festi event misread in pupils opening crowd
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a festivity with tears present at opening of an event for pupils. Names and specifics are unclear.
Day by Day World War 20 Years After War Forecasts Paris Battle
The article recalls the Sept 4 1914 moment near Paris as German Von Kluck attempts a southeast turn to threaten the capital while Gen Maunoury and French forces rush to reinforce Paris. It notes strategic moves, miscommunications, and the broader pull of the Marne defense, with local notes on residents and a hospital update for Miss Mary Chavelton Was taken to Oberlin for gallstone surgery.
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Gallient
Paris
von Khick
II Army
Senlis
Meaux
Marne
Maunoury
Sth
Sverr
von Moltke
Verdun
TL Yas
Kluck
Iné Ss
East Prussia
von Krucsk
von Bulow
Emith
Marcel
von Kluck
September saga of war claims and old days in Japan
A fragmented excerpt recounts Von Bethmann Hollweg’s contentious WWI claims to James W. Gerard, alleging England’s war provocations and Japanese urges, plus a Nashville street shooting involving Andrew Jackson, Benton, and Jesse Jackson. It touches Shimoda’s fears and Perry era shifts as Japan faced opening ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gailient
France
Germany
von Bethmann Hollweg
German Empire
U. S
James W. Gerard
England
Japan
LSIS
Jobs
United States
Nashville
Andrew Jacqcom
Jackson
Thomas Benton
Old Hickory
Benton
Jesse
Jesa Benton
Hayes
Shimoda
Harris
Ning-Po
Matthew Perry
Ein
Osahito
North Olmsted notices mix clubs and brief social updates
The parish Ladies Aid Society resumes bi weekly suppers at 5 30 to 7 00 pm after a three month break. The North Olmsted Kiwanis Club to meet Tuesdays at Losers Dinner Inn with dinner at 6 30 starting Sept 4. A clam bake date is to be announced. Berea hosts the second Urbana playoff game at 3 pm Sunday with Berea previously winning. Brief moves and visits note Mrs Hattie Blaine and others moving or visiting relatives in Cleveland Burns Road Clark Avenue Detroit and New Hampshire.
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NO. Olmsted Center
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kiwanis Club
North Olmsted Kiwanis Club
Losers Dinner Inn
Hattie Blaine
Clark Avenue
Cleveland
Wilbur Wershing
Butternut Ridge
Blaine
Burns Road
Christian Karch
Detroit, Mich
Robert Karch
Porter Road
Clara Barton Decorates With Germanys Iron Cross
Clara Barton, famed nurse and founder of the American Red Cross, was decorated with Germanys Iron Cross after aiding wounded in the Franco Prussian War. She organized military hospitals, secured food for the poor, and led Red Cross relief in Strasbourg and Paris. On return, she helped establish the American Red Cross and served as its first president.
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Clara Barton
Germany
France
Baden
Red Cross Society
Clara Barta
Strassburg
Paris
United States
American Re Cross Society
Red Cross
Jon
Carrie
Red Cros
Residents Host Weekend Gatherings and Visits in Euclid Heights Area
Mrs. Schwind and guests traveled to Florida on September 12. Others at the gathering included Mrs. Tom Pape, Mrs. Baron, Mrs. Glotzhaug, Mrs. R. oS. Limpert, Mrs. H.R. Bidwell, Mrs. Fr. D. Nichols, and Mrs. R. 3S. Limpert. The group drove to Garretsville to dine with Ben French at the Robert Waters home. Earlier, Miss Martha and Miss Hild Thiele of Euclid Heights vacationing with their parents Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Thiele. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith and daughters Cloth and Shirless Lester visited. Ruth Miller visited with Mrs. Stanley Christian and son, and Mrs. Robert Clay and son of Mallory Creek spent Friday at Marinor Beach west of Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Mrs. Laura Franks of Vermilion was a recent Thursday guest of honor with Mrs. Clyde Fresman and Mrs. David Hall east of here. Ruby Reutter extended visit with her sister Mrs. Jobs Breventon in Litchfield. J. A. Humm was a business visitor in Elyria.
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Lester
Chatham
Martha and
Hild
Thiele
Euclid Heights
O. H. Thiele
Mes
Ivan Smith
Doves
Shirless Lester
Ruth Miller
Hare i
Stanley Christian
Robert Clay
Maller Creel
Marinor Beach
Vermilon-on-the-Lake
Laura Franks
Vermillion
Clyde Fresman
David Hall
Here
Ruby Reutter
Jobs Breventon
Litchfield
J. A. Humm
Elyria
Meyer family reunion at Sleepy Hellow Lake weekend
Mr and Mrs Earl Meyer and son Rage of Medina attended the Meyer family reunion at Sleepy Hellow Lake last Sunday in the company of the former s parents Mr and Mrs Oswald Meyer Also Arthur Kaiser and Howard Gross left for a fishing trip in Canada and expect to return next week Visitors and dinner guests joined the Spieth sisters at their Medina home Sunday evening among them Carl Baker Gloria Smith Toledo William Walter Litchfield Thomas Volk Cleveland Pearl Drake Medina Amy Smith Toledo Several baseball fans from here attended the Lester Chatham game east of town
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Huibure Edmonds
Andy Edmonds
Cienic Hnner
Ables
H.H. Edmonds
Jah Kornaug
Russel
Orville
Little Red
Witham Farr
Farr
Harry Pontuutd
Oy Road
Sunda
Myre
Vic Collough
North Platte
Krueger
Mary Baker
Coonrad Baker
Kipton
Albert Hinder
Lorain
Erhart
Earl Meyer
Rage
Medina
Oswald Meyer
Meyer
Hellow” Lake
Canada
Arthur Kaiser
Howard Gross
Ikiy
Carl Baker
Madina
Gloria Smith
Toledo
William Walter
Litchfield
Thomas Volk
Cleveland
Pearl Drake
Amy Smith
Alice and
Louise Spieth
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Chis
Norma Hendricks
Bordeaus
Koro
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SHENT
Rhe
Iaumont
Chalons
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Metz
Epinal
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Tia
Fred Edmonds
Ard West
Oberlin
West
Stanley
Ifield
Jones
Milan
Geneva
Fred West
Detroit
Stanteyackle
B Mass
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Warren
Kotter
Grand Rapids
Mich
George Hallaner
Alebert
Oxford
Florida
Vero
Charles Hallaner
Chiledren
Dorotha Dunlap
Mallace Simich
Wildren
Veetoriamonds
All O
Gertynda Miller
Gadlien
Charles Trail
Spencer A
Kilyria
Awhile
Wellington
William Farr
Clayton Barrington
L. Leslie
North Eaton
Henry Alexander
Lorain and
Pearl
Cas’ Gulf Tire
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
Clare Zinnaird
Mars
Venus
Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Moon
St. Rosalie
Sicily
Pavcroft
William Waller
Youngstown
William Wailer
Arthur Younglas
Earnest Brooks
Duncan Falls
Mary Chavelton
Aflen Hospital
Sum Mo Tle
Shu Fai Sad
Townsend Warris
North Olmsted
Baseball News
Berea. O
Berea
Carl Beebe
New Hampshire
Beebe
C. J. Quayle
Nichols
David Singalls
Rosn
Ohi Ball Call
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Dr. F. M. Sponseller
Elyriable
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Frank C. Ganther
Middle Avenue
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