Jury in Roosevelt Newett libel case details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references a jury and libel case involving Roosevelt-Newett with scattered words and questions. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.
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Roosevelt-Newett
Springville and Smithville Community Notices Mixed
A cluttered local column notes Mrs Rachel Rittenhouse hosting Maple Grove Ladies Aid, church events, visits from Arkansas, and various neighbors in Springville and Smithville. The report mentions gatherings, meals, and multiple residents with scattered details and names across June readings.
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Springville
Rachel Rittenhouse
Maple Grove
Arkansas
Hos Maire
Wit
Kinney Reunion Held at Earl Weaver Farm
The Kinney reunion and related events were recorded to take place at the home of Earl Weaver and his wife on the pia condi Troxel farm. E A Swinehart bought a five passenger touring car and Mrs John Myers visited Bettsville after a stay with her brother at Orga Clint on. Dr May and party reached Italy and are sightseeing in Genoa Naples and Rome.
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Earl Weaver
Pia Condi Troxel
Kinney
E. A. Swinehart
John Myers
Orga Clinton
Bettsville
Dr May
Italy
Genoa
Naples
Rome
Wayne Rural Social Roundup From Holmesville To Lodi
Wayne rural brief notes record Mrs L L Homanisk at a Lutheran Sunday school convention in Holmesville this week Leigh Reich and family at the Feightner reunion in Lodi last Saturday May Fritz visiting Carrie Kaylor Pfeiffer of Hhyrta hosted Nora Hoffman this week Mr and Mrs Mayer Batton visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Berger on Sunday
Local Notes From Big Prairie June 9 Visit Notices
Mrs David Wachter and children Claston and Zila visited relatives at Barberton last week. Mrs Dwight Kauffman visited her husband at Massillon Sunday. J C Lake CF Wachtel and Rev J R Miller went to Elsi Michigan on business. Mrs J C Lake spending a few days at Anderson. Mrs J C Hudson made a business trip to Mansfield Monday. Mrs Harrison Pinnell is able to be around after a long sick spell.
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Hig Prarie
David Wachter
Claston
Zila
Barberton
Dwight Kauffman
Massillon
J C Lake
CF Wachtel
J R Miller
Elsi
Mich
J C Lake Os
Anderson
J C Hudson
Manafield
Harrison Pinnell
County Pickups Report From Millstone and Rice Reunion
The Milstone and Rice reunion drew a large crowd at the fair grounds Thursday. Various locals were noted as visitors and guests in nearby Canton Canal Fulton Delte and Canaan, with multiple family gatherings and Sunday visits reported across the area.
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Fair Grounds
Ben Rogers
Canton
Wad Hartison
Baby
Canal Fulton
Helen Snider
Jane Savage
Delte
Jim Snyder
Haven
Overholt
Funk Spento
Jo Johnson
Famils
Po O Snyder
Waite
Hares Sinclair
Canaan
Mayville News Highlights and Social Visits
Mayville notes Mossville June 8 Mrs Lens is visiting daughter Mrs John Spencer in Applecreek. Mrs Jameson of Applecreek visited friends in town. Children’s day exercises set for Mo EO church Sunday evening. June 23 Mr and Mrs Edward Sollenbarger visited Samuel Simeu’s near West Lebanon.
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Mossville
Mre Lensiahat
John Spencer
Jameson
Applecreek
Mo EO
Edward Sollenbarger
Samuel Simeu
Lebanon
War Time Rule Described in West Virginia Coal Strike
West Virginia Senate committee heard details of wartime rule in coal strike regions. Military officers Capt Charles R. Morgan and Maj James Pratt testified that their force operated over about 140 square miles, arresting and trying offenders outside civil courts and enforcing sentences beyond state statutes.
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Charleston
Wo Va
West Virginia
Senate
United States
Charles R. Morgan
James Pratt
Second Military Court
Whieuw
Destret Hoth
Why Wear Clothes and The Custom of Clothing
A fragmented discourse argues that natural attire protects beings from weather, while artificial fashion hides day and night life. The author critiques borrowed forms and notes climate affects dress, with emphasis on exposed parts like eyes and mouth.
Meeting in Wooster Draws Statewide Agricultural Leaders
A joint meeting and anniversary for Director Charles E Thorne is set for June 20 near Wooster Ohio. Governor James M Cox will speak along with Dr W Chamberlain and President W O Thompson as delegates from many states attend. An Armory banquet at 6 pm features UoC Price and others. tickets cost 1.00, obtainable from Wat Kremer.
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Charles E Thorne
Wayne
A. P . Sandles
Ohio
James M Cox
Cox
W . Chamberlain
Ohio State University
State University
Wooster
Alva Agee
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Agee
Uoc Price
Agricultural College of
Ebr
HH. P Armsby
Pennsylvania State College
Institute of Animal Nutrition
John F. Cunningham
Ohio Farmer
H. J Wheeler
Rhode Island
T. D Harman
National Stockman and Farmer
Joseph ®. Wing
Breeder's Gazette
J. H. Dickason
Wooster University
John Senlitt
Chamurigion
Afp Saifiles
Peace Board of Agriculture
W O. Thompson
Armory
Wat Kramer
Four Die as Boiler Explodes on Steam Barge Peck
In Jacine Wisconsin on June 12 four men were killed two injured one missing and eleven rescued after the steam barge M Peck exploded at Pugh Coal Co docks. The boiler shot 200 feet ashore tearing through coal sheds and blowing deck portions into the harbor. Separately navy letters praise Ensign Scofield Underwood Hill Clark Crippen for attempting a rescue at Venice California August 29 last.
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Wis
M_ Peck
Watchinson & Co
Cleveland
Pugh Coal Co
Pugh Co
Father and son graduate together at Indiana university law school
Bloomington Ind June 12 For the first time in the history of India at university and it is believed for the first time in any college a father Willis Hickam of Spencer Ind will graduate next week in the same class from the law school as his son Hubert Hickam
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Bloomington
Ind
India
Willis Hickam
Spencer, Ind
Hubert Hickam
Rouses From Long Coma Elizabeth NJ After 100 Hours
An 18 year old identified as Manny F lreen emerges from a coma in Elizabeth New Jersey after nearly 100 hours of unconsciousness. The lengthy medical episode drew attention to the patient and the hospital as details remain limited.
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Elizabeth
Manny F Lreen
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