Mansfield Reform School Burglary Case Highlights Juvenile Delinquency
Indictments against two Fredericksburg youths led to guilty pleas and commitment to Mansfield Reformatory for an indefinite period. Judge Weygandt criticized the boys and warned bad influences will extend detention. One youth described prior trouble and a store burglary with a partner, amid mixed assurances from their attorneys.
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Mansfield
David d_Dunn
Wat Telars
Fredericksburg
Weymost
Dunny
Fred¢ksburg
Lancaster
Charles Sterling
Fredericks
Naib
Dimean
Edward Wertz
Yn Roes
Weygandt
Trederieksburg
Reformatory
van Nest
Starn
Ross
Woman's Home Missionary Session Opens in Presbytery Meeting
Delegates from four counties convened at Lee's Presbyterian Church for a forenoon session of the Foreign Missionary Societies within the Wayne Ashland and Richland area. Mrs Weir presided over a luncheon, with Mrs Niles of Gaisfield delivering the welcome. The crowd enjoyed a decorated pulpit, floral tables, and a literature booth as patriotic colors brightened the setting. An afternoon devotional attracted strong attendance and a lively program is planned for tonight.
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Woman's Home
L. Foreign Missionary Societies of
Eavooster
Lee ‘Presbyterian Church
Wayne
Ashland
Mes
Richland
Weir
Niles
Asfield
Hood case stalls as Illinois requisition delays Chicago transfer
Telegrams and court actions trap Fred Hood in a tangled legal fight. Detective Garry waits for governor Cox's requisition papers before Chicago transfers, while Columbus and common pleas court delay and Mayor Van Over's jurisdiction is debated. Hood faces habeas corpus wrangles and possible release if the requisition falters.
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Yennor
Iriday
Rge Garry
Chicago Police Ce
Cox
Chicago
John McSweeney
Columbus
Common Pleas
Metripole
Mayor's Court
Common Pleas Court
VanOver
Hood
Weygandt
Fritz
Illinois
Ohio
Ice Cream Co Sold to Local Buyers
The Wooster Ice Cream company was sold Thursday to B K Maitland and son of this city. It had been owned by Dr J W Buchanan of the locality.
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the Wooster Ice Cream Company
B.K. Maitland
Will Teach in Summer School at Wooster University
Supt ER Bryant of Coshocton schools will oversee the science department at Wooster during the summer term. He will instruct in zoology nature study and botany. The term runs from June 24 to August 15.
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Wooster University
Bryant
Coshocton
Mothers Day Observance By Modern Woodmen Of America
The Modern Woodmen of America plan a group attendance at Sunday morning services at the Baptist church to hear a Mother's Day address by Rev. J. J. Kett. Members will assemble at 9 30 at the hall and march to the church.
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Woodmen of
America
Baptist Church
J. J. Kett
Teasing incident ends with boy stabbed in Smithville
Taylor Gilbert, 16, of Smithville, suffered a back wound from Ephriam Horst after Gilbert persisted in tormenting him Wednesday night. Horst warned of harm and stabbed when ignored. Wound deemed not serious and no action expected. Horst, a known Smithville figure, acted after provoking sticks throwing by Gilbert.
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Horst
Ephriam Horst
Smithville
Taylor Gilbert
Gilbert
Hort
Ilorst
Wayne County Christian Endeavor Convention Held in Congress
The Wayne County Christian Endeavor union held its annual convention in Congress on May 2 and 3 at the First Presbyterian Church. Sessions featured Devotional Hours, talks on initiative committees and efficiency, and a county banner presentation to Congress church with remarks on future state convention plans.
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Wayne County Christian Endeavor Union
Congress
Frst Presbyterian Church
Adam Hershey
Ohio State
C. Bunton
T. Lawrence
Clevland
R. C. Townsend
C. N. Shutt
J R Weimer
Adam Cully
Daniel C. Funk
Grace M. Boyce
J W. Schneck
de Ette Uiman
Marrold J. Donnell
Juuniorss of
Lawrence
Presbyterian Church of Congress
Grice Reformed Church of
Reedsburg
C Chapin
First Presbyterian Society of
Carrie Ferguson
J C Paull
Revo T Lawrence
Lima
George C Horn
Wooster
Given Post G A R Name Memorial and Committees
At a recent memorial committee meeting of Given Post G A R the following officers were elected Rev E E Young president Judge Frank Taggart vice president Major I C Gerlach chief commander. A motion carried to invite patriotic orders of the city and the public schools to join the grand army in the Memorial day parade on May 30.
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E E Young
Frank Taggart
I C Gerlach
Grand Army
Old Relic Melodian Displayed At South Market Store
A 75 year old melodian, carved from rosewood with a five octave keyboard, once owned by the Reed family of Wooster, is now exhibited at J W Bryant’s South Market street store. The piece reflects fine cabinet craftsmanship and remains in working order. The Reed family’s long Wooster association is noted along with the display.
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J W Bryant
South Market Street
Reed
Wooster
Mr Bryant
Gettysburg 50th Anniversary Rally Draws Ohio Soldiers
Authorities push for Ohio and other states to send troops to Gettysburg July 1 through 4 for the 50th anniversary. A campaign seeks state funds to cover railroad travel for soldiers, but Wooster veterans intend to attend regardless of funding.
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Ohio
Gettysburg
Wooster
Terrific storms lash Greece coast with shipwrecks and damage
Terrific storms sweep coastal Greece driving ships ashore and destroying structures. Three Greek bluejackets drown from the transport Yperokh, with soldiers missing and ten lifeboats sunk. Five Greek merchantmen at anchor in the Gulf of Piraeus collide and suffer damage as the warship Peneols is struck at the quay.
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Wooster Daily
Newa
Athens
Greece
Gulf of Piraeus
Piraeus
Peneols
Megara
Gulf of Aegena
Girl’s Body Found in Pond Near Short Hills
Special to the Wooster Daily News reports Eth el Hoffman was found drowned in a pond on Stewart Hartshorne’s estate in Short Hills New Jersey. Authorities probe a possible murder or foul play as the fiancé Gustav Madwelez awaited with wedding rings set to be presented tonight.
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The
Wooster Daily News
New York
Ethel Hoffman
Stewart Hartshorne
Shorthills
Gustav Madwelez
Barrett Wade
Sinion
Is He Getting Worst Of Deal In Creston Land Dispute
Leo Stuckey of Creston says he bought two lots from the Hays heirs for 280 dollars but the land is unimproved with two old sheds on one and nothing on the other. He claims tax records overstate value by more than 500 dollars and that a street was mislisted as a lot. He hurried to record his deed after disputing ownership at the Creston courthouse.
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Leo Stuckey
Creston
Court House
Hays
Stuckey
Garden parties to continue at the White House lawn
Washington May 8 Mrs Wilson wife of the president intends to keep up the Dolly Madison tradition of garden parties on the south lawn of the White House. The first reception is this afternoon with her daughters assisting and cabinet ladies present. Further gatherings follow in one and two weeks.
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Wooster
Washington
Wilson
Dolly Madison
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Woman seeks sale of body for clothes at Cincinnati hospital
In Cincinnati on May 8 a plainly dressed woman named Eleanore Muchmore waited in the hospital receiving ward and told a clerk she wished to sell her body to obtain fine clothes. The clerk expressed shock, and she insisted she only wanted new clothing, hoping a doctor could deliver her after her natural death.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hospital
Eleanore Muchmore
Miss Muchmore
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