Appleweight chase across border towns grinds on
Ardmore and Griswold pursue Appleweight amid mountains and rail lines as Barbara Osborne and Governor Dangerfield watch. Ardmore and Cooke map routes while Paul the forester tracks stills and declares bold plans to move Appleweight to justice. Griswold vows to stay in field until the case ends.
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Thomas Ardmore
Henry Maiie Griswold
Provernors
Perth
South Carolina
Grisae
Barbara OsBorne
Ardmore
Dangerfield
Crereer
North Carolina
Griswold
Merere
Appleweight
Osborne
Snorder
As Jerry
Ard
Greensboro
Kildare
Cooke
Paul
Deer Park
Cooké
Ardsley
Dilwell County
Mingo County
Mingo
Barbara
Bosworth
Mr. Griswold
Miss Osborne
Tommy Ardmore
Peasant Girl's Treasure Hidden in Jassy Home
Royal Ghika family members in Vienna received news from Jassy via the London Telegraph. Police found gold and silver objects, jewelry and diamonds worth several million kropen in the house of Safta Bradmnarin near Jassy. She admitted concealing the cases for 26 years. her daughter Maria moved several sealed chests to their home, fearing disposal of the valuables.
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Ghika
Vienna
Jassy
London Telegraph
Safta Bradmnarin
Jaasy
Nikolai Ghika
Paris
Maria
Elopement Leads to Return in Family Turmoil
An elderly man laments his daughter's actions as she eloped and later returned, prompting a tense discussion about propriety and forgiveness within the household. The fragment hints at strain between tradition and personal choices.
Woman discovers she was never married to contractor
Mrs. Anna R. Fultz seeks alimony after suing for divorce from George Fultz. Records show she had been married to Jacob B. Sturgis decades earlier and believed him dead. Sturgis later reappeared while she was with Fultz, revealing the marriage never legally ended.
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Sturgis
Aurora
Fultz
Langdon tax plan boosts Columbus revenue by 1.2 million
Ohio conference committee reports unanimous support for a substitute Langdon tax bill. The proposal raises 1.2 million annually by raising the Willis stock tax and Cole excise tax on intrastate earnings for utilities. Railroads taxed on gross earnings. others on receipts. The bill will be printed for final legislature session.
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Columbus
Ohio
Langdon Tax Commission
Conference Committee
Senate
Willis Capital
Cole
Express
Rule Out Primary Petition in Columbus Says Attorney General
Ohio candidates entering primaries May 17 face rejection in all counties as Attorney General Denman clarifies the law. He says the declaration to accept nomination must accompany the nominating petition and follow time restrictions, not be filed earlier.
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Columbus
Ohio
Denman
Open War on Cure Alls in Columbus Drug Sales
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Dunlap orders inspectors to collect samples of so called cure alls marketed for coughs colds tuberculosis headache epilepsy tobacco habit and catarrh to determine narcotic content and label compliance. The move targets misrepresentation and violations of ingredient labeling laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dunlap
Niles Man Develops Rabies After Dog Bite
Niles Ohio George Dunaton grocer bitten by a street dog three weeks ago has developed rabies and was rushed to the Pasteur Institute in Cleveland. Dr H Brown Chief of Police John Bruder and Harry Scrivens accompanied him as guards. A street dog biting another child led to cauterizing a lower lip wound before the boy was taken to the Pasteur Institute in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
O.george
Dunaton
Pasteur Institute
Cleveland
H. Brown
John Bruder
Harry Scrivens
Rabba
Joe Corana
Pasteur Snath
Canadian cruiser seizes Sprudel fishing tug near Port Stanley
The Lorain owned Sprudel captained by Dave Pepperwell was captured about four miles over the line from Port Stanley while fishing off Cleveland. The Vigilant towed the tug and her crew of six to Port Stanley for instructions from Ottawa, witnessed by Captain Adam Weiker of the George Edwards.
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Lorain
Port Stanley
Cleveland
Roger & Werner
Dave Pepperwell
Vigilant
Ottawa
Dominion
Adam Weiker
George Edwards
Reger & Werner Co
Weiker
Robinson
Wesker
Move Will Boost Road Tax In Ohio Railroads
Six county auditors met to appraise the Norfolk & Western Railroad boosting its value by 94 000. At the same rate Ohio railroad property could add 150 000 000 to the tax base. With a 3 percent rate local revenues would rise about 4 500 000. Cleveland and Cuyahoga County stand to gain the most. The boost was approved without dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Mayor Stamps Settlement End Of Columbus Street Car Strike
Mayor George S. Marshall brokered a settlement in the Columbus street car strike. Four union men will receive city assignments, and the April 6 contract was revised to protect union membership and appeals. The peace was ratified 245 to 30, with most workers returning to their old runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George S. Marshall
Car Men
Car Men’s Union
Wrights move tests home to Dayton in aircraft plan
Wright brothers shift all work to Dayton posting grounds and factories declaring Dayton the true home of the aeroplane. F H Russell Wright factory manager says Montgomery Alabama test grounds are abandoned and workers will arrive in Dayton early next week with Wright machines and test flight equipment.
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Dayton, O
Wright Co
Dayton
Aeroplane
Wright Brothers
F. H. Russell
Wright
Montgomery
Ala
Youth Given Fine and Workhouse Term for Auto Theft
At the request of his mother, 18 year old Andrew Herlin was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to three months in the workhouse by Acting Judge Lee in police court for stealing an automobile and taking a joy ride. His mother protested he has been beyond her control after a long period of bad conduct. He was also charged with driving a car without the owner's consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
Ardmore
Guilford House
North Carolina
Dangerfield
Raleigh
Dilwell
Caboose
San- Cleveland
Andrew Herlin
Lee
Horlia
G. H. Tiling
Discovery of Fresh-Water Eel in Messina Straits
A London Daily Telegraph note recalls that fresh water eels were first observed in the Messina straits, where deep sea eddies bring up deep dwelling creatures. The find illuminated the life history of a once mysterious fish. The piece also quips that many people gift costly presents, with a jest about a wife receiving a house and lot.
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Straits of
Messina
London Daily Telegraph
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Ray Walters
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Mr. Ardmore
Ohio State
Second
Buckeye
State Food Commissioner
Dominion of Canada
Sprudel
Bix County Auditors of
Wrights
Allen
See Een
Chantart
Ina
Pere Manet
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Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
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