Roosevelt witnesses parade through Wooster as reporters swarm
Special to The Wooster Daily News reports Col Roosevelt and a crowd of reporters ex ambassadors and former cabinet members touring the house where he stays. The scene follows a stay of glee since his departure and includes damaged parcels and flattened spoons found among gifts and cards.
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Col Roosevelt
C W Thompson
New Yorke
Wis
George
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Roosevelt
Emai
Hixson in Police Court After Teall Avenue Crash
Joe Hixson appeared in police court after a Teall avenue crash. He faced drunk and disorderly charges, pled guilty, and was fined six dollars. An officer noted he carried a long dirk knife. authorities considered consequences for a future offense.
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Maurer
Hifiuthy Bank
Hixson
Mans
Vancuver
Nixson
Big Mortgage to Be Recorded in Lorain County
Recorder Joseph Sullivan and assistants prepare to record one of the largest mortgages in local history. The Lorain Ashland and Southern railway filed a mortgage with Recorder Sullivan to the Columbia Wickerbocker Trust Company of New York for 2,000,000 dollars. The document spans 74 pages, approximately 80,000 words.
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Joseph Sullivan
Gille Wayne Tomry Records
Lorain, Ashland and Southern Railway
Sullivan
Columbia Wickerbocker Trust Company
New York
Shreve Man Breaks Arm Working Along Railroad
Shreve May 29 John Manson of this place fell along a mill railroad track and broke an arm. The accident occurred about six o clock.
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Shreve
John Manson
Tifres-O’clock
Chippewa Lake Opens Friday With Cleveland Orchestra
Chippewa Lake opens Friday with an orchestral entertainment from Cleveland. Many locals plan a day at the lake and the Cleveland & Southwestern Railway offers 60 cent round trips during the season.
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Chippewa Lake
Cleveland
Cleveland & Southwestern
Chippwa Lake
Musical program at Baptist Church by Betray Baytiot choir
The Betray Baytiot church choir, under director Mr Brandt, presents a high class musical at the Baptist Church on Sunday evening. The performance showcases the choir’s talent and execution, praised as a revelation to attendees. A larger venue was considered but the church service will proceed as planned.
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Baytiot
Reergedperdt
Brandt
Mystery Enshrouds Board of Trade Social in Canton
Rumors swirl about the Board of Trade second monthly social as whispers of secret plots and covert meetings spread among attendees. A prominent citizen claimed drinks would be on tap while officials from the refreshment committee kept confidences under orders from higher authorities.
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Board of Trade
Committee On
Daily News
Twudson
Canton
Sestergas
Woods
Cleveland
Bert
Dix
Freedlander
Jury Commission Submits 200-Name Jury Pool
The jury commission appointed by Judge Weygandt completed its task selecting 200 citizens for next year’s juries. Members were Harry E. Newman William Bixler Frank Gearhart and Ashley Smyser. Mrs H B Brink of Gasche street learned Thursday morning of her mother Mrs Isaac Lovengood’s death at Killbuck.
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Weygandt
Harry E. Newman
William Bixler
Frank Gearhart
Ashley Smyser
H. 8. Brink
Gasche Street
Isaac_Lqvengood
Killbuck
Taps sounded for P Cowick war veteran dies
Perry Cowick after a stroke while preparing for memorial services at the Methodist church died Thursday noon. A veteran of the 8th Ohio and 103d regiments he lived with his sister on Spink Street and was active in G R Post and Daughters of Veterans. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Perry Cowick
Methodist
Mr Cowick
Cowick
Cotton
Spink Street
G . R. Post
Daughters of Veterans
Methodist Church
Ohio
First Call
Della Barr Granted Divorce for Prolonged Absence and Noncooperation
Della Barr was granted a divorce in common pleas court on Thursday afternoon for willful absence exceeding three years and failure to provide support. The proceedings cited lack of cooperation and conduct undermining the marriage.
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Della Barr
Oeto
Peontedt
Forced to Marry on False Charges
James Kennedy files for divorce on grounds of being forced into marriage with Blanche by relatives who alleged paternity. He claims they married January 6, 1913, had no children, and his wife admits the charges were false and relatives sought a home for the girl. Kennedy was underage at the time and his father’s consent was obtained under alleged misrepresentation.
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Ciela Pomeroy
Joseph Pomeroy
Blanche
James Kennedy
Common Pleas Court
Kennedy
L. R. Critchfield
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Wooster Daily News Editors Thank City Manager
The editorial staff of The Wooster Daily News express thanks to the city manager and associates for courteous treatment during the publication of the issue.
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Wooster Daily News
Wocot
White Star Steamer Haverford Stranded Near Cork Harbor
The White Star liner Haverford, sailing from Liverpool to Philadelphia, struck Daunts Rock near Cork harbor in dense fog and is fast. Capt. Evans leads rescue tugs rushing to aid as others report prior Liverpool explosion injuries in 1906. Built 1901, tonnage 11,655 gross, 7,493 net.
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Queenstown
Haverford
Daunts Rock
Cork Harbor
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Evans
International Mercantile Marine Company
Old 1859 paper found by Samuel Graber in Wayne County
A relic dated June 12, 1859 discovered Thursday by Samuel Graber. The newspaper, a Democratic publication, includes extensive argument urging ratification of a new constitution. The tone is personal toward readers with quoted editorials and assorted market references.
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Wayne County
Samuel Graber
Seo Doz
Butler At &En Pound
Caldwell seeks trial to quash indictments in bank funds case
In Cincinnati on May 29 a judge moved to quash indictments against former Republican official George Cox and other Old Camernath Trust officials accused of misapplying funds. The court ordered trial begun Monday on one indictment accusing the removal of an 852000 dollar note from bank assets.
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Cincinnati
Caldawell
Ceeorge Cox
Republian Bore
Camernnath Trust Company
Caldwell
Misses Train Delivers Address After Auto Trip
Wo Wenner of Ashtabula, slated to speak at the university Tuesday night, missed the meeting and arrived by car after a 2 mile drive. He spoke Thursday morning at the chapel on Modern Criminals, delivering one of the year's best addresses. He then heads to Canton tonight and Youngstown Friday for memorial talks.
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Ashtabula
University
Toom. C. A
Ife
University Chapel
Canton
Youngstown
Wooster City school bonds sold to Providence Savings Bank
Bidders for the $6,000 Wooster City school bonds today included The Providence Savings Bank and Trust Company of Cincinnati as the successful bidder. They paid a premium of 0.76 and 20/100. Other names connected to the sale appear in the list of participants.
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Wooster City
Providence Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cincinnati
Hoenn
Pocketbook Theft Near Ashland Leads to Suspect Search
Two West Salem women visited Ashland then chased a street thief who dropped Mrs Ikes pocketbook on East Main Street. A man was questioned by Chief Smith and Deputy Davis but not charged after the wallet was found later with its contents missing. The owners declined charges and returned home.
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West Salem
J Ikes
J KB Palmer
Mohn
Davis
Chief Smith
Times-Gazette
Fourth Street
Tre
Times-Griazette
Gain Times-Gazette
Wooster Akron High School Game Postponed
A Wooster high versus Akron South high game scheduled here this week has been postponed until Saturday. Exact kickoff time to be announced later. Hrush runs bout, to good condition filly equipped offered for sale by R VO Frederick at Hitt man. Inquire.
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Wooster High
Akron South High
Frederick, Hittman, O
W C U Meeting Notice and Local Updates
The next W. C. U. meeting of the W. C. T. is scheduled, with details for June 4 at the Reformed church in Reedsburg. Also noted is a lighthearted quote about Albania and a Wooster visit by Gustave Miller and family from Leedsburg.
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Reformed Church
Rittman Savings Bank
Rittman, O
Ustave Miller and Family
Leedsburg
Wooster
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