Japanese Seaman Questioned After Fort Wadsworth Incident
A 24 year old Japanese man found near Fort Wadsworth is detained after evasive statements about his presence by the New York fortifications. He claims no military knowledge but admits skills in photography and rough mapping. Authorities question his ties to submarine activity and the channel defenses.
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New York
Mornior
Wadsworth
Iillead
Soames
Christin O
Elis Island
Dee
Kyto Oraka
Sunrdes
Honolulu
San Francisco
Kanva
Grasay Bank
Jersey City
Hoboken
Patt Wadsworth
Hanva
Fort Wadsworth
Remit Pott
Wayne County Democrat and Journal Consolidation Ad
An 1826 Democrat and 1881 Jacksonian merged in 1906 publish weekly. The paper promises advertisers a larger combined circulation than all Wayne county weekly papers and charges 1.00 per year in advance.
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Wayne County
Democrat
Jacksonian
Wayne County Democrat and
Wooster Jacbszonian
Happy Little Girls in Zuruland and Zulu Labor Roles
A discussion of Zulu girls and women from birth to adulthood, noting the tradition that girls are welcomed as future assets, with husbands paying cows for marriage. Women bear heavy labor while men mock and play, and aging brings visible fatigue and reduced vitality in field work.
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Auruland
Atlantic Monthly
Gossip and small town scenes echo in a rural paper
A fragmented slice from a late issue shows a paper boy delivering amid chatter at a barber shop. Headlines nod to college grads, weather, marriages, divorce talk, and everyday ironies in a tight community.
Private Secretary at Opera House Opens Senior Play
The university senior class presents its play The Private Secretary in the Opera House Monday evening at eight. Prof Delbert oversees Lean who has rehearsed the excellent cast for weeks, and the public expects a strong performance.
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Opera House
Tor
Prof Delbert
Lean
Chiefs of Police Convene International Session in Washington
About 400 police officials from nearly every state major city and several foreign nations gather in Washington for the twentieth annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Maj. Richard Sylvester opens events with welcome. delegates include top police heads from Canada England Scotland Germany France Austria Japan Korea Guatemala and Cuba.
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Washington
United States
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Richard Sylvester
District of Columbia
Cuno H. Rudolph
Board of Commissioners of the District
D. J. Callahan
Chamber of Commerce
Canada
England
Scotland
Germany
France
Austria
Japan
Korea
Guatemala
Cuba
Plemming confesses to triple family murders near Ironton
Berkley Flemming, 20, farmer near Ironton Ohio, confesses Sunday to murdering his mother on Saturday and his older brother three years earlier. He led police to graves on his farm, where the mother’s body was found with a gunshot wound and the brother’s skeleton buried a few feet down. He admits timing the killings to hide thefts of about 200 from his grandfather’s trunk.
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Ironton
Berkley
Plemming
Here
Flemming
Gilbertson
Emma Flemming
Colbertson
Sailor Dies From Blows in Ashtabula Hospital
Emil Frank of Milwaukee, a sailor on the steamer Charles Price, lies dying in Ashtabula hospital after a blow to the head with a baseball bat. Police hold suspect Emil Tobias pending investigation of the assault.
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Sailor
Ashtabula
Emil Frank
Milwaukee
Charles Price
Frank Tobias
Paint and Trash Prices Highlight Painter Costs
An advertisement contrasts real Devoe paint with inferior trash paint. It argues trash resembles paint but costs painters time and effort, with Devoe priced at 5 or 6 dollars per gallon and trash about 4 halves cheaper. It notes 10 gallons of Devoe cover a job versus 15 to 20 gallons of trash, and claims Devoe includes oil to become fuller paint. The Metzler Devorating Co. sells it.
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Devoe
New Quality Marks System to Start Next Fall
The university will adopt a new quality based marks system alongside the current credit based method. Eligible graduates must earn 140 quality points plus 124 credits, with grade points ranging from three for 95 100 to one for 70 84. Existing students receive one point per current credit.
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Michigan University
Harvard
University of Cincinnati
Local Market Prices for Grain and Feedstuffs
Local Markets report grain dealers buying and selling prices for wheat corn oats and seeds. It lists buy prices for wheat corn oats and seed including timothy seed and gloverspeed, and selling prices for flour bran middlings screenings chop corn and oats and various feeds with per hundredweight and per ton figures.
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Ween
Ems
Spd
Fae
Daily Market Reports Across Cities Date June 9
Financial notes from New York Toledo Buffalo Pittsburgh and Chicago show mixed prices across grains, butter, cheese and eggs. Live stock futures list cattle hogs sheep and calves with varying prices. grain cash and futures include wheat corn oats and soy, with regional quotes and ranges.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Cleveland
Minnesota
Hest
York State
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Raudebaugh Family Reunion Set for June 13 at Wooster Fairgrounds
The Raudebaugh holiday reunion will be held at the Wooster fair grounds on Thursday June 13. AML relatives of the families are cordially invited to attend.
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W. E. Winkler
Burmen
Harrison & Shames
Sharpe
Blair
James
Iowa
Wyer
Rudy Orrville
Ohio
Raudebaugh
Wooster Fair Grounds
AML
Probate Notices For Executors Guardians And Administrators
Notices are published that various accounts filed in the Probate Court will be heard on Thursday the 3rd of the month. List includes final accounts for Harriet Bushey Cyrus S Liggett Anna Pope Mary Alexander and others with administrators guardians and trustees among the estates disclosed. Charles A Weiser Probate Judge. ju10 17 24
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Harriet Bushey
Cyrus S. Liggett
Warren L. Pope
Anna Pope
John H. Alexander
Mary Alexander
Philo D. Easterday
Moses Easterday
A P. Dodez
Louis A. Dodez
Edward B Childs
Maria Childs
W. H. Lehman
Sim. Geiger
Isaac C Lehman
Graham Bucher
Jane Bucher
See Wey
G Gardian
Edeward Carse
R. Overholt
Aaron O. Frick
Simeon Lehman
Wilbert Lehman
Harvey Lehman
Saldina Lehman
Menno Lehman
Robert Hatfield
Sarah B. McElhenne
Charles A. Weiser
Estate Notice appoints administrator for Simon Heppert estate
The undersigned Henry Lang is appointed Administrator of the estate of Simon Heppert late of Wayne County Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are to make immediate payment and those with claims must present them duly authenticated for allowance. June 0 17 24.
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Simon Heppert
Wayne Goliity
Ohio
Bridge Contracts Awarded in Regular Session
Commissioners met in regular session and awarded multiple bridge contracts to firms and individuals. Notable awards include J M Meier for two bridges at 275 and 295 dollars, Wm Rockenfelder for two projects at 590 dollars each, and Central Construction Co for several bridge and road works ranging from 880 to 1 027 dollars.
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J. M. Meier
George Baraird
L. S. Knight
Wm. Rockenfelder
Noah Fifa
Phil Pfeifer
Central Construction Co
Wélin Gerig
Stiithvill Portage Road
Bridge
Stiithville Bridge
Summitt Street
Adilel
Cornell Bridge
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Kelly
Wayne County Democrats Company
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E. W.thompson
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Daily News
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Beta Alwases
Tie
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Congress
John Paul Joves
Fletcher
Chiefs
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Xvi
Ida Nathanson
Lebanon Hospital
Devoe the
Metzler Devorating Co
Miss Nina Weiter
Eee
Timothy Hay
Thease Priées
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Lowe Brothers
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