Prosecution and defense clash over Miss Rappe case
Assistant District Attorney U Kea reports Dr Beardslee testified Miss Rappe showed an internal injury from the start and alcohol signs were secondary to her pain. Beardslee advised hospital care and removal, stating Miss Rappe’s condition warranted immediate treatment before Ramwell assumed the case.
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Wee
U 'Kea
Arthur” ‘Beardalee
Ming Rappe
Lo U' Ren
Beardsle
Mle
Ramwell
Beardslee
Rappe
Rome
Patrick Bannon Pleads Guilty to Criminal Assault Charge
A garbled report shows Patrick Bannon charged with criminal assault, arrested on an unspecified warrant, arraigned and bound for trial. It notes possible fifteen year sentence, with police and court involvement and immediate jailing.
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Patrick ‘Bannon
Agnes
Rain
Patrick
Bannon
Renean Eullty
Unverified Claim About Military Funeral Sparks Dispute
A neighboring acquaintance refutes a report claiming a military funeral was canceled for a family member. The undertaker insists the flag remained on the casket throughout transport to the cemetery, and the neighbor supports the family’s longstanding ties and concerns.
Cautious Meiners At UMWA Convention In Indianapolis
The article reports Samuel Gompers addressing the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis. It covers responses to the injunction suit in federal court, calls to a nationwide strike, and motions on abolishing off system operations and other drastic measures debated and ruled out. Green cautions strikes strike at the heart and soul of the union.
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Indianapolis
Samuel” ‘Gompers
American” “Federation of Labor
United Mine” ‘Workers
United Mine - Workers
Br West
Virgina Land -Rentad
Con‘vesien
International
Erals
William Green
Legion Auxiliary Announces Uniform Day and Report Time
In a posted notice, members are urged to report for uniform fitting on Sunday September 25 at 1 PM or Monday September 26 at 8 AM. John Hoffman is listed among those required to attend and all members must report their names to the designated contact beforehand.
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Eptember
John Hoffman
Ae Automobi
Legion
Opening Liberty Bonds Prices Today In New York
The morning trading shows Liberty bonds with notes for 3 1 28 and 4 14s at about 89 as first and second issues. Other issues including third and fourth 41 48 and Victory bonds hover near 93 to 99 reflecting steady demand.
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New York
New York Bond and Stock Activity Reported
On Sept 24 closing liberty bonds listed for various issues with prices. Second and first 4 1 45 bonds traded at different values. Stock and bond totals show weekly activity with significant volume across both markets.
Stock Market Closes Steady in New York on Sept 2
The New York market ends steady as government bonds and railroad stocks show changes. Trading activity remains quiet with prices largely unchanged in today’s session.
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Kew
York
Strone
Market roundup from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago reports
Cleveland reports cattle receipts 309 with slow market and calves at 50c lower up to 12.50 while sheep and lambs total 2000 with slow demand and tops around 850. hogs steady with mixed lots near 8.25 and 6.50 for stags. Toledo shows hogs and cattle data with cash grain bids and seed values. Chicago notes cash wheat around 1.28 for hard winter and other grain futures closes.
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Cleveland
Amos Little arraigned on burglary and bicycle theft charges
Amos Little appeared in police court charged with burglary and bicycle theft after two houses were robbed Monday evening. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under $1500 bond. A bicycle identified by Stanley Harrison as stolen from his porch was traced to Crowl’s Harvard avenue home.
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Amos ‘Little
Iis
Little
Anda
Stanley
Harrison
Chase Crowl
Harvard Avenue
Stanley Harrison
Bath Street Row Settlement Delays Sentencing
John Prusky of Bath Street was arraigned in police court today to hear sentence on a disorderly conduct charge. He was found guilty a week earlier and the mayor said Bath Street conditions next week would set the fine. Costs were assessed. no further penalties. Peace was restored after a neighbor head row involving a ball and a broken window if he was arrested amid a street disturbance.
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Prusky
Bath
Everthing
Cunard Liner Hits Tug in Collision Near New York
The Cunard liner Caronia outward bound to Liverpool collided with a tug off quarantine near New York. The tug sank immediately and all on board were lost. Caronia stayed on scene and sent a lifeboat to aid, but no survivors were found. Eyewitnesses aboard saw wreckage nearby as the sunken vessel sank.
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New York
Cunard
Caronia
Liverpool
Ater
Tessel
Paval
Doekiyarbat
Registration figures show OSU pupil increase this year
Columbus reports 617 more pupils this week at Ohio State University compared with the first week last year. Charles Kuntz notes registration figures as 5 89 versus 6 074 a year ago. Markets in Chicago show wheat corn oats and hogs steady to lower with end prices listed.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Charles Kuntz
University
Chicago
Riots, Churchill Speech Stir Ireland Tensions
Belfast reports riots in Balls Ma district as crowds confront police during a Churchill speech and unrest follows a pause in earlier trouble. Troops and armored cars deter further violence while snipers threaten stores amid a tense political backdrop.
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Belfast
Agsim
Nsturbance
Turpinim on gas warfare and tank use in WWI discussion
The text discusses early poison gas efforts by Germany and Allied caution. It notes limited initial effects, questions large scale use, and mentions British adoption of tanks at Cambrai as a small early victory before mass deployment.
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Germany
Yprese
Ypres
Cambrai
Ohio War Memory Proclamation and Gas Warfare Debate
The piece notes a September proclamation honoring Ohio's World War memory and soldiers. It discusses poison gas in World War I, comparing its cruelty to bullets and noting German gas munitions and wartime weaponry debates.
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Ures
Germany
Residents seek restraining order over Lake View Allotment rules
Mary Parker Charlie Marguerie Urris allege Lake View Allotment owners s have set building rules restricting houses to be at least thirty five feet from the street. They claim Vanley and Hartz are violating these requirements and say they will suffer great damage, requesting a restraining order.
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Ted
Clark
Mary
Parker
Charlie
Marguerie Urris
Vanley
Hartz
Cinniges seeks private sale of Lorain Auto Truck assets
Lorain man Cinniges receiver for Lorain Auto Truck Co filed in common pleas court for an order to conduct a private sale of stock and equipment. Proceeds would pay company debts. without a sale soon funds may be insufficient to cover rent and other expenses.
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Cinniges, Lorain
Lorain S Auto Truck .Co
Common ‘Pleas Court
A& Private
Cinniger
Falkner Divorce Granted After Cruelty Claim
May Falkner obtained a divorce from Charles Falkner on the grounds of extreme cruelty. Alimony was settled out of court and approved by the court. The couple wed in 1916 at Cleveland.
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May ‘Falkner
Elyria
Charles Falkner
Cleveland
Burglar Steals Oberlin Baseball Chest Protector
A thief stole a baseball chest protector from an Oberlin College player. The item valued at $20 belongs to the Oberlin baseball team. Police have been asked to watch the ball diamond for further sightings. The protector may appear in Lorain.
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Taat
Payne
Oberlin College
Bob
Lorain
Sayrs Payne
Senate debate on immediate motion to consider peace treaties
Senate session focuses on Lodge and Manea from Chesetts as chair of Foreign Relations Committee. discussion centers on immediate consideration of German Austrian Hungarian peace treaties and related options in the Oper executive session.
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Senate
Lodge
Manea‘Chesetts
Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Waco Man Found Guilty in Poison Murder Case
A jury found Aren Keyes guilty of murdering his wife by poison. He also faces charges connected to the poisoning of his five month old baby and the death of Leslie Keyes husband of his niece Bessia Keyes. Indictments allege further involvement in Aren’s baby death and his niece’s husband’s death.
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Waco
MiraelRessie Keyes
Aven
Leslie Keyes
Bessia Keyes
Aren
Sand
Navy Aviator Minnis Killed In Test Flight
Navy announces Captain Minnis of Montgomery Alabama killed today when his aeroplane fell into the Potomac River during a searchlight test at Quantico. Officials say the exact cause could not be determined and the incident occurred during maneuvers. Minnis, attached to the Marine fixing field, had home in Montgomery.
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Washington
Iain John
A. Minniis
Quantico
Navy Department
Euvers
Minnis
Stortgomery
Alan Minnis
Teenage death reported in Ashland district incident
Brief notice indicates a teen fatality linked to the Brookside Parks area near Ashland with unclear details and location notes referencing Chicago. Further specifics are unreadable but the event appears to involve a death.
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Brookside
Parks
Chicago
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