Hercules at Family Theater Stuns with Strength Feats
A young Hercules, touted as the strongest man in the world, performs at the Family theater for the last three days of the week. He bends car bolts, lifts combined weights over 2,290 pounds, and pulls horses in harness while offering a $5 prize for a 4 minute haul. The show features pranks and a vaudeville mix alongside the farce The Bast Man, with Violeta Tavernster presenting jewelry.
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Pear Ax
Family Theater
Moat
Franks
Hercules
Teward
I Bhp Wenadtion
Viola
Xeon
May Have Slipped Through His Fingers
A curious United Press dispatch from Columbus Wednesday suggests a claim that a supposed Negro Mammy may have been an encased colored man. The report notes rumors of a dramatic disappearance and possible masquerade by a figure linked to a notorious theft or chase, with social tensions and a wandering woman described along highways and rural counties.
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Prem Wapatel
Colucmbus
Holwen
Chiat
Ste Hatin
Mtr Bill
Uiree Hintky
Tie Oeeuailon
George
Aviniong
Grignuer
Coluniius
Toehoron Couny
William
Crime and Penalty in a Historic Rochester Notice
Aunt Jane and Dorothy debate punishment for a youth who tried to steal a Klax. Aunt Janet agrees the child should be punished firmly, while Dorothy argues only an initial offense warrants severe reproof. Rochester Democrat.
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Jane
Dorothy
Janet
Rochester Democrat
Longworth Faces Repeal Challenge Amid Ohio Senate Links
A fragmented column discusses Rep. Nichol Guiding Longworth of Ohio, noting his Capitol presence and time in the Senate. It suggests Senator Dick faces strong opposition next year, with talk of Boss Richmonds and ties to former President Roosevelt, reflecting political tensions in Washington.
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Washington
Jane
Nicholid Longworth
Ohlo
Capitol
Senate
Ohio Statesman
Vous
Longworth
Uhat
Noemevelt
Lonworth
Nurses Graduate in Sanatorium Ceremony and Ball
Four nurses receive diplomas at a sanatorium event with Dr E H Pratt of Chicago delivering the class address. Following the exercises, graduates danced in Hubor Hall amid floral decorations and a concert by the orchestra. The program included Faust excerpts and the revelation that graduates will enter the world of nursing with enhanced skills and responsibilities.
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E. H. Pratt
Chicago
Sawyer
Faust
AV. Hetwel
Bo H. Pratt
Chiengs
Pratt
Pile
Hewitt
Radheting
Seth
Seraeyatr
J. Bawyer
Grulyer Durhe
Brwe- Hoo
Portia Grace Fielder
Churer
Lense Wet Zabett Thombs
Georgia Anna
Geneal Gelouis
Evirlones
Troisian
Laneheon
Cashion
Golten Gate
Aimber
Olfe
Wren
Mise Picldex
Columbus
Clare Meeker
Pawyer
Mise
Louise ‘Thombs
Wagille
Fiewlty
Farewell Social Giver at the Boulevard Church Event
An ai era farewell social at the Boulevard gathers members of Shure and faavily ex pret on to Jere for Florida. Attendees include Rev H V McGleary, Rev G M Wotrko, Mary Trhekey, Rowe Clark, Armetia Clark, Grace Jelneson, Elizabeth Beott, Gertrude Roberts, Gina Hobarts, Bertha Eaton, and others. The event features barloin social diverison and piano entertainment as attendees depart for a Florida visit.
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Aiera
Warley MB
Jere
Florida
Barloin
Howe
Mire
H. V. McGleary
G. M. Wotrko
Mines
Mary
Trhekey
Rowe Clark
Armetia Clark
Armetia Alesander
Graeo
Dottie Herman
Grace Jelneson
Elizabeth Beott
Gertrude Roberts
Gina Hobarts
Margaret [Arth
Iffle Mirleary
Bertha Eaton
Luelje Bouncer
Sipras
Joseph Krad
Harry Berger
Glen McCleary
Fran Clark
Louie Davis
Filner Lawia
Suit for damages over goodwill and partnership split
Alfred Gottshall sues Meine ley Gottschall for $500.06 asserting the breakup of their McKinley and Gottschell fire insurance partnership left Gottshall owed $580.64 with interest. The case includes claims of diverted goodwill and business transfers to McKinley. Also noted are motions for partition of property and temporary alimony related to Martha B Russell's divorce case.
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George McKinley
Alfred A. Gottaphall
Tina
Court of Common
Meineley
Yelor
Beners
McKinley and Gottschell
Tenge
McKinley
Mare
Rupert Holland
Yoledo
Cridsinger
Guthory
Gottsehall
Fragmented OCR note questions door and window fit issues
The fragment questions why windows and doors fit poorly and blames warped wood and partially shown timbers. It suggests outer framework looks sound but wood is Libetastaized and oil or finish may be uneven, causing the overall trouble in construction.
Affidavit charges Hamner with first degree murder
George T. Hamner faces a murder charge in the death of Roy Outbinen by Huh Ding Wine. An affidavit filed in mayor's court accuses deliberate and premeditated actions. Hamner's preliminary hearing is set for Friday morning. free on bail pending trial.
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George T. Havaner
Roy
Beck
Charles L. Jillelte
Abraham
Merion
Hamner
Loale
Tien
Aorneyy
Rom
Charnter
Hamers
Franklin Street
Shoe Nail Prints Lead To Man's Arrest
Heliofontaing Ohio June 17 Deputy Marshal Hd McGuire of Cincinnati served subpoenas in the case against Frank Hudson and Jamine Hervey on charges related to the West Manafield post heist. Shoe nail impressions and a shirt fragment helped identify the suspects and the mud prints showed a nail count of 13.
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Heliofontaing
Hd. McGuire
Cincinnati
Frank Hudson
Jamine Hervey
West Manafield
Child Seizure in Probate Court over Custody Dispute
In Van Wert, a probate court ordered a two year old child placed with father Clarence Bell and the Humane Society after testimony showed the mother, not married, repeatedly left the child unattended. The judge directed Humane Officer J. W. Rieh to find a suitable home and monitor care, with the father and mother seeking guardianship under supervision. The mother faced non-support charges. the father and her new spouse offered to care for the child until majority.
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Rowe Fornaught
Werson
Spencer
Rma
J. W. Uieh
Waltabis
Clarence Belli
Omeer Utsh
Vonley
Thhe Chin
Surgeons Save Bingham After Severe Brain Injury
The case of John Bingham, injured at work at the Mall-Croulh yard, showed a skull fracture corrected by surgery that saved his life though initially thought fatal. Mrs Minerva Shirea, a well known resident, died suddenly from heart paralysis at her home near Hepburn, leaving two sons, Blaze and Pak Banning, as immediate survivors.
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John Bingham
Wwe
Mall-Croulh
Morton Steam Shovel Company
Eppeene
Bingham
Whynlotan
Ordine
Minerva Banhing Shirea
Newrth
Blaze Banning
Sear Hepburn
Thapadiay
Denise
Shiren
Hepburn
Marie County
Yimeti
Bhire Banning
Witoch
Pak Banning
Ner Tauitite
Funes
Slow beer demand leads to fatal fourth story fall
Philadelphia reports Wylham Smith living at 1815 South street allegedly threw his wife from the fourth story window after she hesitated to fetch him a kettle of beer. She struck pavement but was cushioned by a ledge below the second story window and survived with serious injuries. Policeman Levi witnessed the fall and Smith was arrested. Magistrate Macken set bail at 1000 dollars while awaiting remit of injuries.
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Philadelphia
Wylham ‘Smith
South Street
Levi
Eighteenth
Marion Man Claims Wis Bride in Toledo
Miss Kittie Malone of Toledo wed Henry McLaughlin St Annes church in Toledo with immediate relatives present. The groom, a Pennsylvania railroad detective, and bride’s witnesses testified as guests gathered at the groom’s Olney avenue home prior to a Toledo wedding trip. They plan to reside at 527 Door Street after July 4.
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Henry SoisLauguin
Thin Cir
Mie
Mir
Anthony Stelaughlin
Kittie Malone
Toledo
St. Annes
Pennsylvania
Langton
Olney Avenue
Door Street
Local Residents Return Home After Visits
Personal notes report William GC. Winnditrumat returning home after visiting relatives in Golumbum. Mr and Mrs FT Bell return to Delowenn. Thomas Napier of Pittsburgh guests of Mr and Mrs J A Curl. Mr and Mrs N G Pox and family from Bueyms came to the city for a new home.
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William GC. Winnditrumat
Win
Golumbum
FT. Bell
Delowenn
Otra
Thomas Napier
Pitteturg
M. J. A. Curl
N. G. Pox
Bueyms
Westnerday
Community brief notes and local life items
Brief items from Marion and Owen include a company drill at 7 40 pm with good attendance and profits, marriage licenses for Adelbert M Hunter and Mile eva Bell Molly both of Marion, and George C Alemendinger of Owen with Miss Flossie Gertrude Stiffler. Services at West Universalist church Friday evening for a share society fellowship led by Rev A G Colegrove. Roy Cullsen victim of a street brawl will be laid to rest Friday at 11 00 am on Darius Street. A gathering at Pleasant cemetery planned.
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Adelbert M. Hunter
Mileeva Bell Molly
Marion Ad
Jorge C. Alemendinger
Owen
Flossie Gertrude Stiffler
Prospect
Wiest Universalist Church
B. Cnett Street
Wrancinec Avoour
A. Gi. Colegrove
Plain City
Roy Cullsen
Vietin
Darius Street
Pivasant
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