Ohio stories of accident and crime dominate regional news
Covington resident John Hoover dies from injuries after a car overturns. Cleveland man Cavil Malina shoots and fatally wounds his wife before killing himself. A Columbus elevator worker Allen Wark is electrocuted repairing a plant. Multiple arrests, murders, and public notices fill the Ohio brief, with health and industrial updates and local disasters across counties.
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John Hoover
Covington
Miami County
Cavil Malina
Cleveland
Allen BE. Wark
Columbus
Joseph Pash
James Angelone
Richardson
Coshocton
Germaine Schmidt
Hamilton
Ohio
Pauline
Youngstown
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Kaber
State Department of Health
Mahoning Valley
Filippi Corsello
Tony Elardo
Sam Contallo
Mary de Francisco
Fremont
New Lexington
Boys
Lancaster
Leesville
Crawford County
Harry Lockhart
John Smitley
Albert Dugan
Dennison
Canton
Harry BE. Weidell
Cedar Point
Julius Nayako
Lorain
Preble
Darke
Charles
Harvey
Lloyd Pine
Columbiana County
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Harvey Loose
Tiffin
Cowen
Dondhey
Fereee
Marjorie
Bernice Weeks
Ben Weeks
Wilmington
Delaware
Hocking Valley
Elmer
Scott
Paul Chiavaro
Ohio Penientiary
Gethin Richards
Akron
Summit County
John R. Cassily
Sam Davis
Toledo
Henry Sefert
Dayton
President McKinley
Samuel Sawyer
Hebron
Caroline Cox
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Newman
Atlantic City
Cox
Newman
Cornelius W. Franks
Montezuma
Mercer County
Edward Bandy
Ashtabula
Warren
W. H. Davis
State Bureau of Markets
Davis
Belmont
John Horatio
John Steve
Charles Max Stern
John Miller
Springfield
Gosline
Lambert Woodhull
Francis O. Haga
Newark
H. H. Hamm
State Industrial Commission
Knox County
Pennsylvania
Harold L. Lutz
Oberlin College
Ohio Academy of Social Sciences
Joint Taxation Committee
Door County Farmers Rally for Better Bull Campaign
Wisconsin county farmers join a coordinated drive to replace scrub sires with pure bred bulls. A farm survey shows net profits of 1102 on 124 pure bred farms versus 734 on 466 grade sire farms and a 234 annual loss on 88 scrub sire farms. Local committees and farm organizations back the effort to boost dairying and livestock.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Door County
Wis
Peninsular
Grange
Society of Equity
Association of Guernsey Men
Holstein Cattle Club
Wisconsin
Door Peninsula
Lake Michione
Montmorency
Richmond
Breeding Dairy Heifers Early for Better Milk
The Colorado Agricultural College notes that heifers should be bred young to start milking early. Well developed cows bred at 15 to 18 months, and not before 18 to 20 months, tend to become deeper milking cows. Early breeding trains the animal to produce milk sooner.
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FR. W. Clark
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Local Skeptic Questions Metempsychosis Idea
In a lively exchange a speaker asks if the audience believes in metempsychosis, while another questions whether it is a new form of mind cure. The dialogue hints at public curiosity about unusual theories.
Fragmentary health note on disease prevention and remarks
Fragmented OCR reads about using something to prevent a disease and mentions gold on certain rue. It also contains a metaphor about tartar on a horse's teeth and a remark that some men are content to present themselves to the world like tartar.
To Have a Clear Sweet Skin Promotes Cuticura Ointment
An advertisement advises treating pimples redness or itching with Cuticura Ointment then bathing with hot water, rinse and dry, dust with Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. It also features a spoken line about lending loose change due to tight money times.
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Eatonic
Atonic
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Clermont County Agricultural Society
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J. E. McKever
John B. Rapp
Thomas Hammerschmidt
United States District Court
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J. D. Keogh
Robert
John Witney Bussert
Mt. Sterling
Circleville
Washington
Atlee Pomerene
Earl Green
Alliance
France
William Farrish
East Livery Pool
Wisconsin County Farmers
W. Bishop
Doan’s
Mas Doan
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John W. Bruns
Doan
Ius Fostef MI Irn CO
Buffalo
Dr. Peery
Chicago
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