Babies Die in Heat Wave Across Cleveland Area
A Cleveland heat wave caused the deaths of 86 babies and six adults with hundreds more ill. Health officer Fredrick fears further fatalities as hot weather grips the region. Lightning and storms caused property damage in Upper Sandusky Lovell and near Fostoria, while aviator Robert Robinson survived a 700 foot fall after a failed parachute. In Elyria and Toledo, others were struck by lightning and killed, and a Marietta teen remained gravely ill after lightning frightened her on a bridge. An Ohio man, overwhelmed by heat, became insane after mowing hay and was committed to a state hospital. Akron witnessed a man die from heat related causes and two others severely injured by weather incidents.
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Cleveland
Pace
Fredick
Mississippi
Ohio
Rockies
Upper Sandusky
Joseph Bhively
Lovell
Patrick
JJ L. Ryan
Iriaio
Elyria
Robert Robinson
Robinson
Marietta
Ohio River
Stella McMullen
Williamson
W. Va
Marynville
Samuel Dinovo
Columbus State Hospital
Deaths and hardships surge as Cincinnati faces ice and water crisis
Cincinnati suffers a dire public health and utility strain with many deaths and prostrations cited in tenements. A strike by ice wagon workers threatens ice supply, worsening water shortages. County prosecutor may review the fee system amid suspected income irregularities and driver accounting demands. Occupational and civic tension grows as authorities consider investigation.
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Ugg
Oane
Tony Cincinnati
Aie Bomen
Cincinnati
Train Held Up Near Glenarm by Masked Bandits
June 18 The Milwaukee Central Railroad express was held up near Glenarm 22 miles south of the city by two masked men who forced the crew to uncouple the engine and the express car and run ahead. Passengers were marooned in the coaches as the robbers took the contents of the express safe. Conductor Nicholas M. Wila reported the holdup to the sheriff by long distance telephone.
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Bprinffeld
Glenarm
Nicholan M. Wila
Bicherif
Community Notes from Fredericktown and Surroundings
Sunday visits fill local social scene as families gather from Fredericktown Mt Liberty and Mansfield. Notables include Mrs Susie Grant staying in Fredericktown and a Daniels reunion at Loch Lat Fry near Mt Vernon. Boxwell and Berlin township commencements slated with picnics and church gatherings. Harry Kennard resigns as Pealiongs day clerk at Curtis Hotel to take a New Philadelphia job.
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Joseph Broffer
Bisbon
John
Fredericktown
Charley Braddock
Hardin County
Lewie Cutnan
Mian Wava
Fred
Ewers
Arch Ernest
Howenna
Lloyd Shivard
Wile
George Podinson
Gilmore
Mins Waite Motter
Dan Ridenour
Mt. Liberty
Susie Grant
A. H. Daniels
Edna and
Havel
Ep Daniels
Loch
Mt. Vernon
Grace Phillips
Pear’ Teen
Mansfield
Oldeker
Harry Kennard
Pealiongs
Curtis
New Philadelphia
Han
First picture of suffragette Derby incident reaches America
A grainy image arrives from the Derby scene showing the king's jockey in motion after a suffragette’s disruption. The photo captures the immediate aftermath as officials and watchers respond amid the crowd and racecourse debris.
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Derby
America
Commencement and Visiting Notices at Den ton and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Oliver Ashcraft and Mr and Mrs Edward Ashcraft attend commencement at Den ton University with son Ray Ashcraft among the graduates. Miss Clarice Hull visits Mrs George Warman Mt Vernon as others visit relatives. The week features various local visits and guest stays including Mrs Ethel Stockdale Mrs Frank McCament and families in Mt Vernon Newark St. Louisville Mt Vernon nearby towns.
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Mra
Oliver Ashcraft
Edward Ashcraft
Denton University
Ray Ashrate
Misa Clarice Hull
Mtster
George Warman
Mt . Vernon
P. B. Turner
William
Newcomerstown
Ethel Stockdale
Near St. Louisville
Frank McCament
Thomas Earleywine
Lee
Karley
Newark
Inez
Mins Tnabelle Tydings
Dorothea Lazear
T. J. Hees
John VanWinkle
Coleman Cumming
Mt. Vernon
Janbelle Wolfe
Stricker
Hertie Hayes
Ice Cream Festival at Mt Zion Saturday Evening
There will be an ice cream festival at Mt. Zion Saturday evening June 21 with proceeds for the church. Several residents were noted visiting relatives and decorating efforts are described. The item lists multiple local names and weekend visits as community notices.
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Melvin Phillips
Mise Chelela
Boxwell
Berlin Township
Herlin Church
Mt. Zion
Wilson Cochran
Mt. Vernon Lapent
Ora Donahey
Grover Harrie
Minnes
Gertha van Winkle
Evaline Schooler
Olentangy Park
Columbus
John Riser
Hen Peck
Lawrence Green
Ollie Nichelle
Gertha ‘Hall
Cora Burch
Texan Eclectic Physicians Meet at Dallas Convention
The Texan Eclectic Medical Association held its thirtieth annual convention in Dallas Texas on June 18 with a large attendance. President M A Cooper of Childress presided and delivered the opening address.
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Dallas
Texas
Texan Eclectic Medical Asvociation
M. A. Cooper of
Childress
Sesson
Failure to keep records may render estate titles worthless in Columbus report
Former Probate Judge A R Van Cleaf of Pickaway county faces scrutiny for two years of mismanaged court records that may render property titles in estates under the court jurisdiction nearly worthless. The examiner M A Coe notes Van Cleaf owes the county 994.24 in fees. A second paragraph promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with testimonial claims of curing long standing eczema, offered by Pfeiffer Tea Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Columbus
Joanee A. R. van Cleat
Pickaway County
M. A. Coe
State Bureau of Accounting
van Cleaf
Baxter Trial Postponed to September Term
Columbus reporters note that attorney general Hogan will assist in the Cox trial in Cincinnati. Judge Turner adjourns the Baxter case, charged with taking 98 140 from the Columbus Savings and Trust vaults, to the next court term convening in September.
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Columbus
Hogan
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Turner
Clem Baster
Baxter
Columbus Savings and Trust Company
Kickapoo Worm Killer Advertises For Children
Mothers mistake children's symptoms like indigestion headache and nervousness for ailments caused by worms. The ad promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges as a safe remedy to expel worms and restore health, claiming to purify the system and leave children well and happy.
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Dymall
Medicine
Hoa
Philadelphia
Accountant Oscar Nelson Found Dead in Los Angeles
Oscar Nelson, an accountant for Central Savings bank of Akron, was found dead in his apartments in Los Angeles with gas jets open. He was 45 and had been in the city three months. authorities presume suicide after delaying death for about three days. An aged audience notice promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as safe laxative.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Oscar Nelson
Central Savings Bank of Akron
Nelson
Fight Over A Woman Sparks Fatal Shooting
On June 18 Jim Costadile, an Italian resident, allegedly shot and killed Matteo Marello after an altercation in which Marello accused Costadile of undue intimacy with his wife. The incident occurred in the Italian section, following the dispute.
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Girard
Jim Costadile
Italien
Matteo Marello
Marello
Costadile
Centenary observances of River Raisin massacre
Monroe Michigan holds centennial exercises on the battlefield near the city to mark the January 23, 1813 massacre when Gen Winchester faced Gen Proctor’s forces. The narrative recalls the surrender under protection promises and the later Indian assault that killed and wounded hundreds. Pitcher Mamauz shines for Huntington in the Ohio State League.
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Monroe
Mich
Alto
Winchester
Americana
Proctor
Mamauz
Pittsburg
Huntington
Eae
Cox Trial for Indicted Cincinnati Financier
Cincinnati June 18 George B Cox once a political boss faces trial over the alleged misapplication of 115000 of Cincinnati Trust Company funds. This marks his second trial within a month after a prior charge involving 352500 was pursued in recent weeks.
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Cincinna
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Company
Trust Company
Cox
Tragic Wagon Accident Claims Life in Circleville
In Circleville on June 1 a man named William Burg was riding a transfer wagon when he reached to whip the horses and fell. The wagon wheels rolled over his chest and he died within minutes.
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Circleville, O
William Burg
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