Louis H Severance Dies After Sudden Illness
Louis H Severance a renowned magnate and philanthropist died suddenly Wednesday night at the Cleveland home of his son in law Dr Dudley P Allen from acute indigestion He had traveled from New York to Wooster for a university event and collapsed in the office of his son John L Severance Investigations into the death continued as Wooster University officials mourned the loss
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Louis H. Severance
Caine
Standard Qi
Ohio
Dudley P. Allen
Cleveland
Severance
Wooster
New York
John L. Siverance
Siverance
Talen Sud- Menty dl
Ir. Law
Wooster University
Prof Dunn to remain at Wooster in stay decision
Prof Waldo H Dunn of the University of Wooster department of rhetoric and English composition declined an offer from the University of Cincinnati for an administrative and teaching post with a higher salary. He chose to stay at Wooster where he has taught six years and return to his teaching and literary research.
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Waldo H Dunn
University of Wooster
University of Cincinnati
Dunn
Wooster
Sie
Sheré
Visitors Here See Lake County Agricultural Contest Cars
Four special cars from the C and S W brought to the city Thursday for a boys and girls agricultural contest in Lake County. Over 200 participants attended the event and the party visited the experiment station before returning home in the afternoon.
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Lake iX County
Experiment i
Beatty Questioned Over Dayton Address In Fast Driving Case
Dayton police chief Leiner arrested C L Beatty for speeding saying Beatty gave Dayton as residence but locals say he lives in Piqua. The chief, short 40 cents for the fine, plans to file the case in Dayton if Beatty cannot pay.
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Leiner
Fits
Dayton
Ohio
Beatty
Piqua
Former State Solon Weds St Marys Bride
Freeman T. Eagleson of Akron formerly Cambridge Ohio and Jessie Leola Neely wed at the Presbyterian church in St Marys Ohio Rev S G Dunning officiating The bride was given away by Lemon G Neely with a large group of attendants and guests including relatives from Akron Lima Marshall and Kansas City Missouri The groom’s brother Dr William F Eagleson served as best man and a list of ushers accompanied the couple at the ceremony.
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St. Marys
Freeman T. Eagleson
Akron
Cambridge
House of Representatives
Jessie Leola Neely
Presbyterian Church
S. G. Dunning
Lemon G. Neely
A. 3
Ruth Neely
Lima
William F. Eagle
Concordia
Kan
Harold Neely
William
Creston to Get New Basket Factory Soon
A Creston basket factory named Pape-Glair Wood Products plans to load machinery and begin installation within a week or ten days. The plant will start with about 25 workers and grow, occupying the old handle stadium site after remodeling the old building.
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Creston
Goncern
Pape-Glair Wood Products Company
Brothwayville
McIntosh Wes in South Passes After Brain Operation
Herbert McIntosh a Wooster University graduate and popular football player died in Atlanta after a brain base tumor operation. A message of his death reached the city late Thursday. He had announced engagement to Miss Heder Harington, a former local student, with a wedding planned for September. He was regarded as exemplary and well liked in social circles.
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Herbert) McIntosh
Wooster Univendis
Atlanta
McIntosh
Wooster
Heder Harington
Woosten Judge Opeaks to Grads at Reedsburg
Judge Weigandt delivered the commencement address at the Bnox well Patterson graduation exercises held at Gerace Reformed church in Reedsburg Wednesday evening. A large audience attended. Graduates listed include Iva Oceaia Faber Cirace-Indna Paul Leon Plasterer Robert Bruce Hurd Howard Blosser Oreture Rush Carl A Rickabaugh Ralph Hecknan Gladys Cornelius Sylvia Pern Bittner Chloe Walker Men Grace Swartz Hattie M Warren Daniel D Silver Donald C Quaynes and Jessie Taylor.
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Judge Weigandt
Bnoxwell-Patterson
Gerace Reformed Church
Reedsburg
Iva Oceaia Faber
Cirace
Indna Paul
Leon Plasterer
Robert Bruce Hurd
Howard Blosser
Oreture Rush
Carl A. Rickabaugh
Ralph Hecknan
Gladys Cornelius
Sylvia Pern Bittner
Chloe Walker
Grace Swartz
Hattie M Warren
Daniel D Silver
Donald C Quaynes
Jessie Taylor
Sheriff Returns Venire List In Serrate Murder Trial
Sheriff Van Nest filed a return with Clerk Tawney on the special venire for the serrate murder trial. All jurymen on the list were served except one due to a name error. The last summons was served Thursday morning. July 14 is the appearance date for the jurors.
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van Nest
Tawney
Albright No. 7 Drilled In Today and Minstrel Leader Dies
Albright No. 7 was drilled Thursday afternoon while Williams farm’s No. 6 targets the pay sand early next week. George Thatcher, 64, famed minstrel of Thatcher Primrose and West died at his nephew Joseph Thatcher’s home in East Orange New Jersey from cancer. Thatcher reached peak fame leading the group known as Thatcher, Primrose and West.
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East Orange
George Thatcher
Joseph M. Thatcher
Thatcher
Primrose
Wests
New York City Tour by Daily News Club Participants
A Daily News Club party describes their New York visit, listing sights from Castle Garden to Grant's Tomb, Central Park, Coney Island, museums, and theaters. They thank The Worcester Daily News for the chance and note plans to travel toward Cumberland, Md.
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Powill
Grant
Central Park
Coney Island
Columbia University
Chequarhian
Wooster Daily News
Daly
Tere
Cumberland
Wayne County roads criticized for poor condition in Ohio report
A long drive through Ohio counties highlights Wayne County roads as among the worst. Report notes sand and clay hills, aging homes, and slow improvements while Wooster hosts major institutions and pressure grows for better stone and brick roads. Fire safety checks reveal numerous fire traps in public buildings and risky storage of gasoline and rubbish.
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Ohio
Ealfter de Paulding
Paulding Cours
Sia
Wayne
Great State Experiment Farm
Wooster
Wayne County
Experiment Farm
Paulding County
Hoow Weaver
Edward Suavely
Mr. Weaver
Weaver
4 News
Chidren
Superintendent Maurer Sells Philadelphia Residence
Profoa Maurer, superintendent of the public schools, has sold the residence in New Philadelphia. The consideration was $6,600. Maurer was formerly head of the public schools in that city.
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Profoa Maurer
New Philadelphia
Murer
Family Tragedy and Lawsuit Across Two Cases
A railroad conductor, John Barger, was killed by his wife during an attack as he choked her, with the assailant reportedly firing a revolver. Separately, George Switzer Sr. petitions the Common Pleas Court to partition Catharine Switzer’s estate.
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Lafayette
John Barger
Pune
Barger Rodteen
Barger
George Switzer Sr
Common Pleas Court
Catharine Switzer
Freeared
Local Corn Growers Sprint For Earliest Roasting Corn
Squire Botte and Ned Howard rank as the belt’s top farmers with early sweet corn reputations. Howard boasts tasseling corn behind his home and promises the first roasting ears in town. Bolus supporters claim his crop began in cellar pots then April transplants. Frost spared only the silkless plots in the county.
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Squire Botte
Ned Howard
County
L S
Howard
Squire Bolus
Squire
Auto plunges through draw at Port Clinton
Port Clinton June 26 Harry Daniels a wealthy bank director of Upper Sandusky drove his car into an open drawbridge and plunged into the river. His body had not been found at 10 oclock this morning and police were unable to learn if he was alone. Daniels aged fifty four was a director in two Upper Sandusky banks and a prominent Mason Odd Fellow and Elk. He had been returning from a pleasure trip to Lakeside and spent the night at the Ireland hotel.
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Port Clinton
Harry Daniels
Upper Yandusky
Daniels
Upper Sandusky
Elk Daniels
Lakeside Te Apent
Ireland Hotel
Deprecations of the Sugar Lobby
Washington June 26 Congressman Clyde Tavenner argues the sugar tariff favors a powerful sugar trust. He warns high prices fall on consumers if lobbyists win, recounts past tariff evasion, and claims Congress gave fair consideration to testimony before Underwood bill. He labels sugar magnates’ lobbying a stealth effort.
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Washington
Sugar Trust
Coroanu
United States
Congress
Banelhehariee
Erie
Uncle Sam
House of Representatives
Tne
Surior Trust
The
Weston Aged Pedestrian Completes Day Journey Westward
Edward Paoysoh Weston began his trek from Akron at four in the morning and reached Wadsworth by 7 60 with a crowd awaiting. He pressed on to Creston by 6 08 pm where Mayor MacGlennon greeted him, and plans were made for a welcome in West Salem before nightfall.
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Edward Paoysoh Weston
Akron
Walker
Wadsworth
Weston
Crestor
MacGlennon
West Salem
Chicago Athletic Club
Pete Hold My Horse Thinks He Is King
Peter Serrate, jailed on a first degree murder indictment, is described as elated by flowers and tokens from admirers. Sheriff Van Nest notes Serrate’s mood swings and takes him to Dr Stoll’s office to treat head wounds allegedly inflicted by a mob.
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Peter Serrate
Sheriff van Nest
Lauges
Serrate
Pete
Himmelf
Dr Stoll
Canvasser at Zion Lutheran Caught in Odd Night Scene
James Putnam and Paul Schonrad discover a sleeping Toshman in the Sunday school room during a church canvassing visit. Officer Kramer detains him after finding him sound asleep, noting the man claimed to be canvassing for a church publication association as a storm loomed.
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James Putnam
Paul Schonrad
An Toshman
Kramer
Ludger
Asyil
Putnam
Erin
Patrick
Zion Lutheran
Ramet
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Woosten
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Perry Auble
York
Neyork
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Slich
Supt. Maurer
Linton
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Clyde Tavenner
Carie
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Cole
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Pete-Hold
Pat
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