May Delay the Trial in Hae Case in Ashland Court
The State of Ohio versus George S. Hae was set for trial in Ashland County Common Pleas Court on April 4. Attorneys report another case may take a day or more, with Judge Campbell tied to Mansfield, possibly delaying Hae’s trial to after that matter. Preliminary motions are expected, but an effort will be made to proceed quickly.
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State of Ohio
George S. Hae
Uialidel
Crookenness
Che Warner
Common Pleas Court
Ashland County
J Bo Taylor
Bakereand
Eugene Carlin
Ababell
Manfield
Wayne County
Campbell
Manafield
Best in the Field Wooster Man Sends Good Word From Kentucky
A reader letter from I E O Hail now at Keatncehy estates discusses Bauman of Cumberland Pipe seeking authority from Mr Miller at 611 City Pa to tile tankage and proceed. It mentions three espar in good shape, operators naming E D McIntire as president and J Jo Kars ter as secretary with stock at $1 to fund drilling. Rev. gobo Reid Jr recommends Ely's Dream Balm for catarrh with testimonials from Rev Francia W Poule and Joseph sewart praising relief.
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I E O'Hail
Keatncehy Estates
Bauman
Cumberland
Miller
City. Pa
Conee
Cumberland Counts
TNE
Rompany
E. D. McIntire
J Jo Karster
LE. O Hail
Tregamer
D.R Firestone
J & R Overholt
Gobo Reid Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Ely
Francia W Poule
Central Pres
Helena
Elyie
Cheah
Ceurel
Cataarrh
Joseph Ewart
Girand Ave
Buffalo
Fey
Ely G Brothers
Warren 8E
New-York
Adams Express Office Moves to Vacated Cleveland & Southwestern Room
Local notices report changes and events in Wayne County including Adams Express Office relocation to a former Cleveland & Southwestern Co room, wartime travel for Mrs Verple of Wayne township, hospital transports for Massillon, and new postal appointments. The piece notes postmaster rotation at West Salem, returns of officials from Cleveland and Chicago, a Crestline youth’s recovery from an accident, Dr Black’s property sale details, and civic cleanup plans on Market streets with residents planning washing efforts.
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Adams Express
Cleveland & Southwestern Co
Eectric Package Express
Joseph Verple
Wayne Township
Pittaborg
Nicholas Swarkz
Sherif Brown
Momlay
Atorz? Bonewitz
Milton Townnaby
Solomon Kanffman
Gaeewne Township
Massillon Hospital
Thowas . Swith
Wrest Salem
SimHtich
Ofice
Bot Jones
Wayne County
Cleveland
Schaffter
V. S
Chicago
W. M Kinney
Pretty Home Destroyed in North Town Fire
The home of Prof and Mrs J Black near the stone navy sty Eisoatin pod was destroyed by fire early Saturday evening. Prof Black saved a few belongings but the house and contents, valued around total loss with a blanket insurance of 3500, were gone. Prof Black and family are staying temporarily with Mrs McGinnis.
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Prof
Prof Black
Prof. Black
J O Notestine
Rhoneington
Atudenteall
E Thorne
Thorpe
Thorne
Black
Promoter Charles W French Arrested in San Diego
Charles W French, once behind a Wooster to San Diego railway scheme, was arrested Sunday in California on a New York United States court warrant. He says the capture follows a summoned witness delay. authorities report no blueprint or road plans found on him. A local ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Charles W. French
Tathendeireles
Woooster
Wooeter
San Diego
California
United
New York
Obituary notices from Wooster and surrounding area
Obituary items record the death of Mrs. Abraham Jollitt of Auburn Ind at home and funeral conducted by Rev S M Glenn with interment in Wooster Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Bazell Gorrell near Shreve and Mother Shoup born near Celina with long church membership and funeral by Rev E L Warner. Messages of condolence and thanks follow.
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Abraham Jollitt
Auburn
Ind
Wooster
Springer
Melvin Springer
Frank Jollitt
John Lowe
Rochester
Wm. A. Jolliff
East South Street
S M. Glenn
Jolliff
Lewla Shoup
Spirit World
Mother Shoup
Christian Church
E. L. Warner
Remndn
Bank merger forms Commercial bank of Wooster
The Commercial bank of Wooster succeeds Albert Shupe & Co. and will continue the business at the same location. It has purchased the building and fixtures and will expand to a general banking operation. The bank is incorporated in Ohio with paid up capital. Directors named include Hugh McConabay Albert Smyser Manlben Routh W J Gitlin Jos S Sherrick A S Tristman Alvin Rich J J Hixson and Albert Shupe.
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Commercial Bank of
Wooster
Albert Shupe & Co
Commercial
Ohio
Hugh, McConabay
Albert Smyser
Manblén
Routh
W J
Gitlin
Jos
Sherrick
Tristman
Alvin Rich
J. J. Hixson
Albert Shupe
Subpoenas Issued for Grand Jury Appearances in Cleveland
Report says several city residents received subpoenas to appear in Cleveland on Tuesday before the grand jury in federal court. Names not disclosed, one man confirms receipt. Purpose unclear, with speculation tying to the failure of the Worcester National Bank and related matters. One source says witnesses may not testify about the bank failure.
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Cleveland
Grand Jury
States Court
Woroster National Bank
Two men arrested in Caledonia over horse and buggy deal
County Clerk Esse lburn and Sheriff Armstrong Brown received a postal card describing two men, likely Germans or Hebrews, about 60 and 40, involved in selling jewelry and spectacles. They fled March 29 with a sorrel mare and a Concord road wagon, promising $40 for the horse and $15 for the buggy. After officers located them, warrants were issued and the pair was arrested with a watch as part payment. The men had been operating around Caledonia, claiming they would set things straight, while a spring tonic ad closes the report.
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Armstrong Brown
Caledonia
Concord
Brown
Samuel Esselburn
Esselburn
Mougey House
Ag S
L. Miler
P B. Atwood
Juan
Dr Thomas Liniment Promises Quick Heal All Aches
An old advertisement touts Dr Thomas Liniment as a universal remedy for tires cuts and bruises. The copy touts fast relief and household use, urging readers to keep a bottle in the medicine chest for common injuries and muscle pain.
Wooster Market Summary and Stock Prices Across Regions
Market wires report Wooster Wheat May futures at 87 1/2. Corn May 41 1/4. July 47 1/2. Oats May 29 7/8. July 20 1/2. Pork May 12 1/2. July 12 7/8. Lard May 7.20. July 7.35. Butter and eggs with fluctuating quotes. Cattle and hog prices listed for Cleveland Pittsburg Chicago with varied weights and grades. Wheat and oats futures noted. No. 2 red wheat at $1.13 1/2. Corn around 68 3/4 to 70. oats 20 to 22 cents per unit.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
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Roy Helfrick
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Helfrick
Tam
Thesday
Prof J Go Plack
Rev JQ Proctor
Bowman Street
Order of Eagles
North Market Street
South Market Street
John F. Barrett
the Royal
Ll. Miller
John M. Eberly
Smithville
Toledo
Mr. Eberly
Pota
Croup
Thomas Fatectrte
Thattapublican
Pretty
J. G. Black
Nol
C. W. French
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Laubach & Boyd
Hawkshaw
Telegrepse
Wooster Stock and Grain Exchange
Wooster Tock Exchange
Adiata
Sax
Men’s New Spring Furnishings
Madras
the Astoria
Astoria
The
Imperial and Hawes
Imperial
Hawes
Freedsat
Bncd Clothiers
Wooster Obis
Norfolk
Eaton
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