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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
2
An article recounts Marion authorities pressuring aviators Tad June 2 to fly or forfeit money as an aviation meet unfolds. Names Rene Aimou and Nene Farrier Maplin Frisvie appear as local figures connected to the event and a related dispute.
The report describes alleged anti trust maneuvers involving Prifacelys and the American Sugar Refining company. It cites statements before committees about restraint on competition and claims the Arbuckles faced penalties after price cutting that affected contracts and real estate interests.
A mob formed after the arrest of Mia Mars Romball and Arthur Lewis in Ovoville Mal. They face murder charges in the death of Hoten Inmball the stepdaughter. The body was found hanged in the rafters at a house near Gridioy. Romball admits threats followed the arrest and Lewis reportedly admitted prior violence.
The tug crew reported Captain Jo B. Riley fell dead in the drydock area aboard the mesy tree Lean while towing a cruiser. An engineer found the body and investigators suspect heart disease as the probable cause.
A jumble of names and events appears as garbled OCR text. It mentions Paris physician Joan Gates and New Orleans ethical manager, references a murder claim connected to Arthur Freep, a judge in Lyon granting a birthday jag right if sobriety holds, and Beloit Kansas harvest violence. The fragmented passage lacks coherent structure or verifiable facts.
A Delaware case centers on Mrs Jessie Way Henkel and principal claimant One et Frincipala as investigators probe a alleged folssning mystery. Local authorities pursue leads to determine ownership and legitimacy amid disputed claims and missing records.
Warhsheim June 29. Edward Tilden president of the National Packing Company of Chicago testifies before the senate committee investigating William Lorimer election. He denies any knowledge of contributions to Lorimer and says his firm did not contribute or solicit funds. He notes his investments in banks and holds many corporate shares while admitting ignorance about certain accounting practices. Weather update: Duluth reports a snowstorm disrupting lake shipping.
A Delaware inquiry marks a dramatic development around Merle Henkel amid rumors of poisoning allegations. Officials decline to discuss evidence or outcomes as the case shadows a quiet college town. Washington meanwhile advances a reapportionment bill boosting House seats to 48 percent total across states.
The American yacht Hibelot won the Emperor Wille con series in Kiel Germany on June 28 securing the Artin to Ternations trophy. The event named the winner as top yacht in the competition.
Ohio readers report a Columbus area contest for the Delaware Girls Industrial Home post with 49 applicants including Bogren of Argotad Credit. In Toledo police close gambling houses after long immunity ends. Debutante Jessica Brine named to tax closing probe. Jury directed on needlebeat crime. reform ordinance targets public language.
Philadelphia figure W Athlee Burper orchestrates a hoax sending a wireless order to Wanamaker's for immediate delivery to an aircraft. Sopwith pilot lands on Crescent Athletic Club lawn to collect the package while duplicate orders race to Nassau Boulevard Aero Club, creating a staged dawn of airborne shopping.
Washington June 20 A House subcommittee concludes the Day portrait enquiry finding misappropriation of 21000 difference between 450 paid to the artist and 2400 on the voucher. Colonel Williany H Michael and Thomas Morrison are recommended for dismissal for connivance.
The report highlights sensational loan shark cases in Boston with borrowers trapped for years. One man repaid 82,159 on a 15 loan over two decades. another owed after 44,000 paid, still owing. The article notes denied applications and federal rulings affecting habeas corpus writs.
Report details a mining accident near Wilkosontre Jute 21 where a lightning strike injured workers inside a chamber. Foreman Neal Moltagh arranged a surface evacuation system as storm danger rose, with no fatal injuries reported.
Fragmentary forecast notes light to moderate northeasterly winds and unsettled conditions. Text is garbled with missing dates and locations, but indicates daily weather update for Cin Anes area with some wind and temperature references.
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