Warning to all fast drivers not to exceed limit
Police announce a crackdown on fast driving in Youngstown. Henry Leiver, Frank Schaffer, and G. C. Trapp were cited or arrested for driving above speed limits on East Liberty Street and elsewhere. Trapp posted a fine and pled guilty. Mayor to hear cases as Chief Leiner leads enforcement.
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Henry Leiver
Frank Schaffer Eva
East Liberty Street
Sethe
G. C. Trapp
Youngstown
Trapp
Lemer
Sumi
Major Vaan
Moelorist
Kerown
Frank Shaffer
Leiner
Sam
Le Wayne County Clears Fees for Sheep Claims
County commissioners approved payments to sheep owners totaling about 2146.75, acknowledging the high claim amount and noting many claims do not align with actual losses. Some officials warned of fatalities and injuries among sheep tied to the claims process.
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le Wayne County
Nared
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Col Vollrath in City Tonight
Col Vollryth of Bucyrus will be in the city tonight and spend most of the time at the armory.
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Col. Vollrath
City Tonight
Col Vollryth
Bucyrus
City
Armory
Memorial Services By Fraternal Orders Noted In Wooster
The Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows held memorial services Sunday in their halls and at Wooster Cemetery. A good turnout observed, with music by a ladies quartet, readings, and an address by Rev Bowers. The combined march, band procession, and ritual services drew hundreds.
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Knights of Jerythias
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow
Bekah Lodge
Stanley Chilcotte
Charles Lautenschlager
Bowers
Rey Bowers
Mythian Castle
George Rant
Whitmore
Orra Blough
Feek Sturgister Kett
Knights of Pythias
Wett
K. of P’s
Wooster Board of Trade
Wooster
Company D Boys to Start July 4
A historic notice from Col Vollrath of the 8th Ohio Infantry states Company D will move to Camp Perry on July 16 replacing the prior July 6 encampment date. The 8th Ohio details a July 5 gathering at Bucyrus and a possible shift to Camp Perry for the regiment.
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Company
D. Boys
Limb
Bucyrus
Camp Perry
Woman Operated for Gall Stones at City Hospital
Mrs. George Garth, living south of Jerome aville, was operated on at City hospital Sunday for gall stones. The operation was reported successful, but she is said to be in a very serious condition.
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George Garth
Jerome Aville
Visits Wooster Twice in Half a Century
John F. Lehman of near Meysville has not visited Wooster since 1866. He came to address urgent business, his first trip by horseback in snow and mud, a rare traveler who finds joy in home life and quiet farm work rather than extended travel.
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Wooster
John F. Lehman
Meysville
Lehman
Aged Veteran James Smith Dies at 68 in Willersburg
James Smith of Willersburg age 68 died at his home Sunday afternoon from a complication of illnesses. He served in the 16th Ohio and is survived by his wife and three children Clark Smith of Millersburg William Smith of Holmes County and Mrs Scott Mast of Millersburg. Funeral services from the residence Tuesday afternoon at Lofelock with interment in Fredericksburg cemetery. Friends and relatives invited.
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James Smith
Willersburg
16Th
Ohio
Clark Smith
Millersburg
William Smith
Holmes County
Scott Mast
Lofelock
Fredericksburg
Ohio Christian Endeavor delegates open Lima convention
The annual Ohio Christian Endeavor union convention opens in Lima with delegates from rural societies. The event features singing led by Prof Foster, a large pageant parade and civic demonstration, and a Friday noon veterans dinner followed by a business meeting and officers’ election.
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Ohio- Christian Endeavor Union
Lima
Prof Foster
Washington
Veterans’ Union
George Caskey Dies at 62 of Tuberculosis
George Caskey aged 62 died Monday morning at Stashford hospital from tuberculosis. Two daughters survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 o clock sun time from Bethel Church at Overton. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
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George Caskey
Stashford
Bethel Church
Overton
Mystery of Missing Tilian Shreve Resident Deepens
Shreve residents pursued rumors over the disappearance of a Tilian man who left his clothes in a box car and vanished after loitering through the town. Sheriff Vanest and Prosecutor Starn visited the scene but found little. money and a draft were missing and many question if foul play occurred. Wood Lancaster of the railroad police arrived to assist, with detectives to follow.
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Kreathy
Vanest
Prosgeuter Starn
Monuday
Dtalian
Tme
Tmk
Mrs Kinney’s Fall Gracefully Checked Railing Saves Her
Mrs Kinney slipped on stairs Saturday but grabbed the railing and prevented a full tumble. She remains bed bound due to injuries sustained in the incident.
Minto Piper Laid to Rest Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Minto were held Sunday from the William Ene chapel on West Liberty Street. The ceremony honored Mrs. Minto with local residents in attendance and tributes given by family members.
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Minto
Piper
Elizabeth Per
William Ene
West Liberty Street
Catholics to Discuss Plans for New Church Site
Catholics meet next Sunday to decide on locating a new church edifice. Proposals include the Droz barn site in the northwest Liberts Teall block, a former building site, and a strip with pastor residence and schoolhouse, with architect Cleveland to draft plans.
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Sinthay
Liberts Street
Teall Avenue
Cleveland
New Study at Yogum's College Expands Education
Throcum business schools near Wooster introduce a new study area. Miss Nellie Pearce from this city attends a course in prenatal psychiatry, traveling daily to Massillon for instruction. Four other teachers also study for stenography, aiming to lead classes across local schools. The college opens September 1 with Miss Pearse leading the department.
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Throcum Business Schools
Vio Wooster
Pan Cher
Nellie Pearce
Wong
Massillon
Peares
Wooster Judged Initiated Move in Const Constitutional Debate
Rik McKee of the Plain Dealer reports that Gen Aquila Wiley started the compulsory voting proposition while in the general assembly years ago. The piece notes Judge Frank Taggart later pushed to include compulsory voting in the new constitution. The account reflects ongoing disputes over voting provisions and party alignments.
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Rik McKee
Columbus
the Plain Dealer
Aquila Wiley
General Assembly
Frank
Taggart
Wilson delivers in person address on currency reform to Congress
President Wilson speaks before the joint session urging elastic currency to free business from old laws. He emphasizes imperative duty to provide financial freedom and elimination of tariff constraints as Congress debates currency legislation. report notes audience with continued discussion on page two.
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Congress
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
House
Senate
The
Daily News boys depart for the East aboard the B&O
A Daily News party travels from Creston to Connellsville on the B&O with Jimmy Sullivan aboard. The telegram describes a pleasure-filled trip through Sharpsburg Etna and Allegheny to Pittsburgh then toward Washington with stops at Braddock and McKeesport. They praise the trip and note no seasickness among the boys and a chaperone guiding the journey.
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Daily News
East
Sullivan
Tracey
Connellsville
Bo& O
Tennssivania
Pittsburg
Sharpsburg
Etna
Allegheney
Union Depot
Monongahia
Smithfield
Water Streets
Washington
Braddock
Great Homestead
McKeesport
Bessener Steel
Dugquense
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Died Sunday Night Mrs Philip Horn of South Bever Street
Mrs Philip Horn aged 67 years died at 10 o clock Sunday evening at her home on South Bever Street from a stroke of paralysis. She was born February 8 1879 in New Philadelphia. She was a Baptist and survived by her husband and two daughters Miss Jeanette Horn and Mrs Ros Biechele, both of New Philadelphia. Funeral at 3 o'clock Wednesday with Rev Ne tt in charge.
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The
Baptist Church
Georgia Hamilton
Phillip Horn
South Bever Street
Wolock
Wan Omborn
Jonas Nachtrieb
Jeanette Horn
Ros_ Biechele
Newspaperman Nina Weiker Encamped as Reporter
Miss Nina Weiker covers the encampment for The Wooster Daily News and has made many friends. The Fayette Advertiser praises her as bright, progressive, and destined for higher work in newspapers. The graduating classes, especially the girls, look just as good as thirty years ago.
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Nina Weiker
Wooster Daily News
Miss Welker
Fayette Advertiser
Washington
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Ohio
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