Woman on trial in poisoning case in Delaware Ohio
In Delaware Ohio on June 15 Miss Jenkle testifies amid insanity defense in the case involving her former husband Edgar Way’s death from suspected lead poisoning. She claims his death and the family plot support her view while detectives describe plans to gather evidence and exhume the body.
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Delaware
Honkle
Max
Jenkie
Jessouss
J. Eedipnkle
Nad
Henkle
Knox Burdened By State Department Voucher Debacle
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Knox defending a $2,450 portrait voucher as regular while others question the process. The inquiry covered Rosenthal’s bill, Michael’s signing, and a $2,050 transfer to pay confidential state accounts. Separate items note Lorimer probe hearings set for June 22 and a new electric line open in Fremont.
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Washington
State Department
Knox
Himlin
Congress
Mecresky
Michael
Secre
Albert Rosen
Philadelphia
William R. Bay
Supreme Evert
Rosenthal
William H. Michael
John Hay
Calcutta
Younber
Rf Knox
Pomerene Talks Today Prosecute Trust Heads
Washington dispatch reports Senator Pomerene will discuss introducing a resolution to prosecute leaders of the trust system. The feature note session highlighted the speech as a key moment in the day's proceedings.
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Washington
Seasion
Grapegrower Reuben Pooler Found Murdered in Vineyard
Bunkers, Mc., June 15. Reuben B. Pooler, an intensive grower of Brocton, was found murdered in a vineyard a mile from his home. The body showed a head wound and a body wound, with blood and torn clothing. Investigators suggest he was shot while climbing a stile from a ravine. his pockets were emptied.
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Pooler
Miss Helen Gould Shoots Interest in Soldiers Lives
Miss Helen Gould, long devoted to the armed forces, spent a day in New York Harbor with Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. They toured Governor Island houses and learned about duties and opportunities for soldiers in khaki during a studio tour photo.
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Nevy
New York
Compmny
Frederick Dent Grant
Theaunner
Department of the Cast
Miss Gould
Grant
Mrs Gould
Preacher May Be Fined for Fraud of 5000 Dollars
Boston June 1 The Hey Norman Plage former president and Charles H Brooks and John J Trap hagen officers of the Redeemable Investment company changed their guilty on five counts in a U S district court fraud trial after two indictments containing 12 counts The district attorney said no sentence now but will seek substantial fines rather than imprisonment. Maximum fine for each count is 1000
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Boston
The
Hey
Norman Plage
Charles H. Brooks
John J. Traphagen
Redeemable Invertment Company
Whee Exie
United States District Court
United States District Attorney
Prench
Lima woman charged in mail fraud scheme as fortune teller
Lima Ohio June 15 authorities arrested Clara Longmeier 25 a young newswoman for using the mails to defraud while posing as Madame Labelle a fortune teller. She allegedly filled the position of secretary at Novelty Sign Co by day and operated by mail at night.
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Lima
Novelty Sign Company
Midame Labelle
Mins Clara Longmeier
United States Post Office
Eee
Charges Preferred In District Education Bureau Hearing
The Lensd of wdncation filed elarken weath.t HF J. Ryan superintendent of obools. High counts are wivey tt ie and on hearing will te tye on 2. The disacrmvmrct prow cbt of the hs cut of Annedyer' sth dna eM duvt of ciatmmenoelivel angry re.
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Elarken Weath
HF J. Ryan
Obools
Mileage Reimbursements Reported for Roberts and Mooney
Jesse B. Roberts of Cleveland, a representative in the Seventy-ninth general assembly, returned to State Treasurer Creamer 264.96 for mileage and 400 for salary drawn three years ago. In the same mail Grantville W. Mooney, former speaker of the house, sent a warrant collecting 672 in mileage.
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Columbus
Jesse B. Roberts
Cleveland
Seventy-ninth General Assembly
Creamer
Grantville W. Mooney
House
Hurley Back in Prison for Two Years
Columbus prison case reports say Privon demon alias Hurley pleaded guilty to an indictment and received a two year sentence from Judge Kinkead. The fragmentary text notes his return to prison and prior notoriety at the penitentiary.
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Privon
Erin
Kinkead
Negro Honored M. Lewis Confirmed For High Federal Job
A notice reports the confirmation of M. Lewis, a Black candidate, to a prominent federal position, marking a historic milestone. The official action followed committee review and a Senate vote, with supporters praising the appointment as progress for civil rights and diversity in the federal ranks.
Senate confirms Negro appointee amid muted opposition
Washington reports the confirmation of William I. Lewis of Howton as assistant attorney general over Indian and reduction claims. The Senate’s approval occurred with little debate, surprising southern Democrats who expected stronger opposition to the first colored nominee for the post.
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Washington
William i. Lewis
Howton
Taft
Lewis
Army
Navy
Testimony in Embezzlement Trial At Courthouse
Mrs Jeannette Stewart Ford testified by wheelchair on behalf of the state in the trial of Edgar E Cooke, charged with embezzling 24000 dollars from the Bix Pour railroad. She said Cooke gave her 22000 dollars in package ages later taken to New York.
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Chepnah
Bae Ueeda
Jeannette Stewart Ford
Edgar 8
Cooke
Bix Pour
New York
Conservatives Organize to Combat Isms in Ohio
The Ohio State Board of Commerce leads a constitutional educational campaign to promote a conservative constitution for Ohio. The effort will include business, professional men, farmers, and wage earners with a special finance committee backing fund-raising. Delegates to the constitutional convention will be chosen by nonpartisan ballots at the November election.
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Columbine
Suicates of
Isms
Ohio State Baaed of Commerce
Ohio State Board of Commerce
State Board of Commerce
Ohio
Edward L. Buchwalter
Springfeld
Mien R. Foote
Columbus
H. E
Hackenberg
Cleveland
James 41. Heekin
Cincinnati
George E. Pomeroy
Toledo
Leopold Raub
Dayton
Samuel Scovil
Gilbert W
Perrleds Motorompany
Cleveland Electric
Edgwin FR
Sharp
State Savings Bank and Trust Company
Time
State of
Oto
Duel Between Barber and Man Ends in Wounds at Stentenville
On June 15 in Stentenville Tee Talian and Nathan Colluscn confronted each other with a razor and a revolver in a duel. Collusen was wounded in several places and fired four times at close range with two shots hitting him. Both men were hospitalized and expected to die. Also noted are local political actions as Governor Harmon signs two bills including a city initiative and referendum measure and a building code.
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Cotomber
Harmon
Donson
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M. Lewis
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