Mansfield man shoots woman then kills himself
J Wickett aged 35 of Mansfield shot Lettie Keeler, a recent divorcee, then killed himself after the attack. Keeler was wounded and sent to a city hospital in critical condition. Police say jealousy sparked the tragedy as Wickett stopped her on her way to work and shot her when she refused to marry him.
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Springfield
V. J. Wickett
Mansfield
Mia
Lettie Keeler
City
City Hospital
Mansfeld
Wickett
Pollenare
Knox peace resolution reported favorably in Senate committee
The Knox peace resolution was reported favorably today by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. A few Democratic members opposed and said they would push the issue on the Senate floor. Chairman Lodge planned to call it up tomorrow as unfinished business. Committee vote was 9 to 2 with all Republicans in support and Pomerene of Ohio and Pittman of Nevada voting against.
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Associated Prora
Washington
Knox
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Democratic Committee
Senate
Lodge
Pomerena
Ohio
Pittimin
Nevada
Three Die in Auto Ditch Near Toledo
An Associated Press report from Toledo describes a car accident on the Dixie highway near Pertysburg. Two women, Mrs. Etta Roberts and Mrs. Bertha Woodhull, and two year old Royaletta Roberts drowned when the auto overturned into a water filled ditch.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Detroit
Dixie Highway
Pertysburg
Here
Etta Roberts
Bertha Woodhull
Royaletta Roberts
Armed bandits seize $1500 from Cleveland cashier
Two armed men robbed Miss Margaret Tallett, a restaurant cashier, as she entered a bank on East Cleveland Avenue to deposit $1500. One robber knocked her down and grabbed the handbag, then both escaped in a crowd.
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SBY
Cleveland
Margaret Tal Jett
Eaclid Avenue
Irishman Is Deported Cork
The American steamer Honolulu arrived with William Pedlar a naturalised American born in Ireland who is being deported aboard the vessel on April 25 at Cork.
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Cork
Honolulu
William Pedlar
State Medical Society 15 to Meet May d5
Ohio State Medical Association to hold its seventy fifth annual meeting May 3 4 and 6 in Columbus Public health administration will be a key topic with a comprehensive program by health commissioners and nurses from across the state Including several national figures and university officials The meeting features two general gatherings two sessions of the house of delegates and two sessions of seven scientific sections President Charles Lukens of Toledo and president elect Wells Teacher of Columbus lead the officials and delegates from multiple cities and counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ross County
R. R. Richison
Springfield
Clark County
Arrington Aflen
Shelby County
R. D. Worden
Portage County
Charles Koenig
Lucas County
R. M. Schwarts
Salem
C. H. Bkeen
Henry County
Donald D. Shira
Summit County
Robert Dockhart
Cuyahoga County
Celiina Donbur
Ross County Welfare Association
Mra
Norma Selhort
Department of Public Health Nursing
Ohio State University
Ohloans
J. Rilus Eastman
University of Indiana
Reuben Peterson
University of Michigan
Henry Smith
Amrittar
Punjab
India
House of Delegates
Charles Lukens
Toledo
Dr. Wells
Columbus
Robert Carothers
Cincinnati
W. A. Ewing
Dayton
R. R. Hendershott
Tit
G. Keller
K. Updegraf
Cleveland
J. March
Canton
McClellan
Bellaire
A. B. Headrey
Cambridge
Wounded Woman Then Self Destructs In Canton Hotel
Earl Exsner, 32, a World War II veteran, shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Lillian Austin, 40, after she refused to let him accompany her home in a Canton hotel. He then killed himself, dying three hours later. Mrs. Austin had recently arrived from Coshocton.
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Canton
Earl Exsner
Lillian Austin
Hereyn
Traynor Executed At Mount Joy Prison
Thomas Traynor was executed at Mount Joy prison for the murder of Cadet Parrell in Dublin. His wife and ten children stood outside as the execution note was posted, with police keeping the crowd calm.
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Dublin
Thomas Traynor
Mount Joy
Cadet Parrell
Traynor
Demand on Germany for 1 billion gold marks deposit
Paris April 26 The allied reparations commission sent a formal note to the German war burdens commission demanding a deposit of 1,000,000,000 gold marks in the Bank of France by April 30.
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Paris
Nota
Bank of France
Minister raises money for church in Belleville
Rev J A Long, pastor of Vinc atreat Church of Christ, came to Belleville Richland county to aid in paying a church debt. Belleville church added a basement heating and lighting system at a cost about 1800 dollars. On April 24 pledges reached 1900 dollars after a morning sermon titled The Significance of the Lord s House. A 2 p.m memorial service and 8 p.m talk God and My Life followed, with a 4 p.m wedding at Mrs Valeria Board s home. The couple were Edna Kackley of Bellville and C W Kackley of Columbus. witnesses included Mrs Daniel Castor and Mrs Birdie O Daugherty. The Kackleys will live in Columbus.
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J. A. Long
Vincatreat Church of Christ
Belleville
Richland County
Church of Christ of
Mr. Long
Valeria Board
Mra
Edna Kackley
Bellville
Wra
C. ©. Kackley
Columbus
George Phelps
Mansfeld
Daniel Castor
Birdie O'Daugherty
Rh. R
Board of Newark
N. J
Karkley
Ohio man hurt in attempt to avoid arrest
Frank Seward of Chillicothe Ohio, wanted in Toledo for the murder of two detectives, lay in serious condition after leaping from a fourth floor hospital window in a bid to evade capture. Two women and a man named Harry Savage are in custody at Toledo authorities request. Seward bears chest wounds and a broken leg while denying guilt and claiming Arthur Foley framed him.
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Omaha
Neb
Frank Seward
Chillicothe
Ohio
Toledo
Seward
Harry Savage
Arthur Foley
Harlem S Greatest Mother Dead
The report from New York on April 25 tells of a Harlem mother dying of blood poisoning, leaving Evelyn Abrams three months old for adoption. The obituary notes the family of 19 children and names many siblings aged from 18 to 1.
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New York
Harlem
Evelyn Abrams
Evelyn
Helen
Mannie Abrams
Catherine
Lewis
Martha
Daniel
Harry
Mario
Irene
Altes
Gordon
Agnes
Edward
Frances Margaret
Dorothy
Phoebe
John
Henry
Funeral of Mrs Black set for Tuesday at home
Mrs Lovey J Black died Saturday noon at 517 Hast Gambler Street after a long illness. She was widow of Ni J Black founder of Black Furnace Co who died June 15 1900. Born Oct 12 1846 in Cashocton county she married B K Black March 14 1848 and moved to Mt Vernon. She joined the M E church early and was active in many duties. Survived by three daughters Mary Bleck Della Mill Gail Cooksey three grandchildren Lawrence Cedric Mill Marcella Cooksey one brother and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at home conducted by Rev A O Mink. Burial Mound View cemetery.
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Lovey J. Black
Hast
Gambler Street
Ni. J. Black
The
Black Furnace Co
Black
Cashocton County
R. G. Simmons
B. K. Black
Mt. Vernon
M. E. Church
Women’s Relief Corps
Knox Rebekah Lodge
Mary Bleck
Della Mill
Gail Cooksey
Lawrence
Cedric Mill
Marcella Cooksey
Mound View Cemetery
New Superintendent Named for Chillicothe Schools
James H. Mason, principal of the Zanesville Schools, was elected superintendent of the Chillicothe schools. He succeeds Frank J. Trout, who moves to Sandusky. Mason received a three year contract.
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Danneel Chillicothe
James H. Mason
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Frank J. Trout
Sandusky
Mason
Auto Tragedy Claims 20YearOld Woman In Crash
Mina Della Doyle, 20, of near Manchester Adams County, was instantly killed when her neck was broken as her car plunged down a one foot embankment today near Portsmouth.
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Della Doyle
Manchester
Ohio
Associated
Portsmouth
Mina Della Doyle
Adams County
More Fish For Streams Of Ohio
Ohio will see record restocking this summer as the state plans to place more fish in lakes and streams. Buckeye a operates with air systems reducing loss en route to about one tenth of one percent. Natural spawning grounds and new game refuges in Vinton Athens Jefferson and Howk ing counties are being studied. Plans to remove carp from Buckeye Lake aim to ship carp to markets and sell as food if successful.
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Associated Press
Columbous
Ohio
State Fish and Game Department
Baxter
Sandusky
Vinton
Athens
Jefferson
Howking
Lake Erie
Fish and Game Department
Bugkeye Lake
Buckeye Lake
Notary Public Commission Granted to Audrey Guthridge
Audrey Guthridge secretary to Judge Frank Levering was granted a commission as notary public on Saturday.
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Mies
Audrey Guthridge
Frank ©. Levering
Sathday
Britain to Aid French at Allied Conference Over Westphalia Field
In the House of Commons Lloyd George stated that if the German proposal proves unsatisfactory Britain will back France at the next Saturday's allied conference in seeking occupation rights for the Westphalia coal field.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Great Britain
France
Westphalia
Price of Ol Goes Up Today in Pennsylvania Crude Oil
Oil prices rise across Pennsylvania and other grades with increases announced by major purchasing agencies. Pennsylvania crude moves to 3.60 per barrel while Cabell, Somerset, Somerset light, and Ragland show new levels of 2.16, 1.05, 2.20, and 1.25 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Benner
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cabell
Somerset
Somerset Light
Ragland
Obituary Written Years Before Death Found in Cincinnati
Edwin Long, former department examiner in the city and Star's office, believed in preparing for death. After his passing his effects were examined and a complete obituary he had written years earlier was discovered, dated about seven or eight years ago.
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Cincinnati
Edwin §. Long
City and Star
Long
Coal Production Rises Across Nation in Mid-April
Washington April 25 The Geological Survey reports coal output for the week ending April 16 rose to 6,535,000 tons, up 416,000 tons from the prior week. Mesite and coking coal included, most production served domestic channels and the gain reflects improving supply.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Five Cracksmen Fail To Enter Cleveland Café
Five men used an acetylene torch and sledge hammer for hours Sunday in a vain attempt to break into the Sinclair Ojlue cafe. The night watchman was bound and gagged as one assailant fired his alarm while another man pounded. The incident occurred in Cleveland. In a separate note from April 25, Turkish Nationalists have not released their French prisoners of war, while Bolsheviks allegedly influence Angola to hinder their release and the Theo Frenel treaty ratification.
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Cleveland
Sinclair Ojlue
Constantinople
Angola
Theo Frenel
Germany's reparations counter proposal reported
Berlin April 25 The German counter proposal for reparations seeks 200 billion gold marks payable over 30 to 42 years or longer with industry pledges as guarantees. The plan aligns more with Paris terms than London, excludes assumption of Allied debts to the United States, and will be presented to the Reichstag after formal communication to the Allies and President Harding.
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Berlin
Germany
Paris
London
United States
Harding
Alles
Reichstag
Simona
German Note Delayed Today in Berlin Reparations Talks
Unexplained delay in Berlin transmitting the German counter proposal on reparations. The document headed to American Commissioner Dressel at the German capital was not in State Department offices as business began. Officials did not say when it would be made public, but it was expected to be withheld until consultations with the President and ambassadors from France and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
The
Banner
Washington
Berlin
Germman
Dressel
Gereman
State Department
Department
Joint farming commission proposed to study industry conditions
An AP report notes a resolution by Senator Lentout of Wisconsin and Representative Strong of Kansas to create a joint commission of agriculture. The panel would investigate conditions affecting farming and propose remedial legislation after farm organization requests. Also, a U.S. Ship Wenatehee is delayed by engine and pump trouble en route to Yokohama, with no safety concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joint Commission of Agriculture
Lentout
Republican
Wisconsin
Representative Strong
Republicas
Kansas
U. S
Toledo
U. S. Ahipening Board
Wenatehee
Yokohama
Victoria
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