Turn To Religion Confesses 1915 Murder Unsolved
A 46 year old ex-convict who turned to religion confessed the 1915 Ashland murder and said he would spread his faith if spared. He spoke in Charleston West Virginia before a witnesses group after being brought from Kentucky for a preliminary hearing. The man, tied to the McKnight case, faces possible death or life imprisonment and has a prior burglary sentence.
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Qatlettsburg
Wea
Hind
Boyd County
Brady White
West Virginia
Sali
Charles FP
Ashland
Charleston
W. Va
Wals Pritchard
White
George Mr Knight
Fortier
Lome
Tre Aghland
Kentucky
McKnight
White Flo
Defferson City
Leavenworth
Kan
Community club notices and church meeting changes
Notices invite members and friends to several gatherings including Wind Mathers club at Clovertot Club and Ladies' society at Cotthrogilimal church. Red Cross sewing sessions planned Friday afternoon. Brown Evangelical church Wor M society reports and a reunion planned for September 6 at Ridge, Lakevennd.
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George Tosenkeane
Carnell Ave
Wind Mathers' Club
Ove Civele
Ladies’ Society
George
T' Middle
Clovertot Club
Mere Eli
Afteenoen
George Ruth. Kewsne
Red Cross Coons
Tally-ty Chib
Leven
Jackson WB. A
Mets
A. Torno
Jacksons
Allyn
Coquitlam BC Street Steer Incident Report
Fragmentary text from Coquitlam British Columbia describes a street incident involving a steer. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Coquitlam BC
Penn
Amherst Meeting Notices From Mrs Lucy Roemer
A fragmentary notice lists Mrs Lucy Roemer and several Amherst residents hosting a gathering at 167 Axiel Street. It mentions guests, dates, and a parish location with garaging and church connections, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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Amherst
Lucy Roemer
Axiel St
Victorian Guild Hosts and Community Notices From Lorain
Local columns report the Worthy Grand Matron Fulry Dingery of Columbus being sent as five sent, with members urged to attend and transport details noted. The Victorian Guild enjoyed Bridge, with Mrs Gertrude Irvin winning, and hostesses served lunch to twelve. Hospital admissions include Albert Lapp and a Lorain baby born Wednesday. Visitors from Cleveland included Mrs Bergeszazy and Mrs Henry Schrmer. Reverend Maxwell hosted pastors and wives in a social, acquainting event with Rev William Herkner of Emmanuel Evangelical Church present.
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Ho Ro Maxwell
William Herkner
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Lorain
Pr Nt
Alten
Ement
Eh Rew
Heikper
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local names and places
Fragmentary text mentions names like Melntinger and MeVynd, with scattered references to locations such as Line woo park and South Ridge. Faces possible religious references and ethnic terms appear garbled. no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Vain
Mrs. Melntinger
Line Woo Park
MeVynd Sen Ralph
South Ridge
Rev Way
Maexwell
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