Gambler's Revenge Kills Four in Nogales Brawl
In Nogales Arizona on January 28 Ferding Walters known as Catalina Kid opened fire at a Palacios club after a dispute over unfair play. He killed dealer Cowboy Johnson Monte dealer Modesto Ollivas proprietor M M Conn and cattleman George Beadle before shooting himself. Walters had recently been discharged amid patron complaints of marked cards. The incident left four dead and one severely wounded.
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Hungary
Mother's Friend promotes easier childbirth and healthier babies
An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend liniment as relief for morning sickness sore breasts and childbirth pain claiming it calms the mother’s mind and produces healthier babies. The Saadfield Regulator Co of Atlanta USA sells it for $1 and offers a free booklet titled Parenthood to druggists and the public.
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Saadfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Explosion injures eleven at railroad shops
Special to The Republican Wellsville Ohio reports eleven men injured in an air drum explosion at the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad shops wrecked. Two are seriously hurt. Local authorities investigate the blast and assess damage to the facility.
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Wellsville
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Wooster Preserving Co Postpones Stockholders Meet
Stockholders failed to elect officers at the adjourned Wooster Preserving Co meeting in the company office. An adjournment was set for Friday afternoon next week as the bank failure threatens management changes. Despite this, the products are selling in the market and there is hope the plant can continue operations without interruption.
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the Wooster Nations? Bank
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Wayne and nearby counties dominate railway crop stats
A prospectus on the Cleveland fVouster Mt. Vernon and Columbus railway shows Wayne county leads in agricultural crops among counties the line would pass. Wheat rye oats corn and potatoes total 26,315,548 bushels with other counties contributing.
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Ashland
Rick Tand
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Death of Prof J Byron Oliver Ends Wooster Music Era
Professor J Byron Oliver died Friday at 9 p.m. in his Wooster apartment from meningitis and diabetes after a brief illness. A renowned musician and educator, he led the college chorus and oratorio work, planned a May Festival with the Davróss orchestra, and was deeply esteemed by students, colleagues, and the Westminster church community. Relatives in Canada were notified. his body to be interred there.
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Nesmarket
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the Universality of Toronto
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Germany
William Oliver
Gilla
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Canada
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University of Wooster
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Io Wooster
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Memorial Chapel
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America
Davross Organization of
New York
Fraud Exposed Counterfeiters Target King's New Discovery
A brief notice warns readers about counterfeit sellers of King's New Discovery for Consumption and related remedies. It cautions that fraudsters profit by stealing trusted reputations built over more than 35 years and urges vigilance against illegitimate imitators and misrepresented products.
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Bucklen &Co
Chicago
Windsory Canada
Laubach“& Boyd
Indigestion relief claims from MHollister remedy
An advertisement touts MHollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for indigestion constipation and stomach troubles after meals. It lists price at 85 cents and credits Lanbach & Boyd as agents.
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Change In Time of Trains on Peansy Lr
Notices show a new schedule effective November 27 affecting several trains on the Peansy line. Details of departures and arrivals are listed, with adjustments impacting morning and evening services.
Wooster Bowlers Shine in Seville Tournament
Wooster bowlers played Tuesday night in Seville against teams from Seville Medina and Wadaworth. Brettoney led Wooster with a win in the three man team and a second place in the five man event. An upcoming tourney will assemble the same tenors here soon.
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Seville
Medina
Wadaworth
Brettoney
January illness and community notes in Plain
Mr LaGrippe lingers with many victims as neighbors Mrs Coastday fights illness. Dr Kinney and Dr Wally treat several families including Lineula Swarts and Fred Zimmerman clan. Wood-cutting event aids Frank Becker. Oak Chapel revival ends with no conversions. church frescoed and pulpit donated by Spangler family. chapel furnace provides warmth.
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Ais
Coastday
J. J. Kinney
Curt Mellinger
G. W.yall
Lineula Swarts
Fred Zimmerman
Floss
Anna
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Kate Aliewan
Susen Spangler
Former Woosterite Wins Suit in Mansfield Court
In Mansfield circuit court the State of Ohio against W. G. Mullins and auditor G F H Weidner resulted in a final decree. The court allowed an alternative writ by consent, sustained a demurrer to the defendant’s answer, and ordered a peremptory writ of mandamus. Weidner must pay $2,250 to Mullins via county treasurer. The case concludes with judgment rendered against the respondent.
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Circuit Court
State of Ohio
W. G. Mullins
George F H. Weidner
Richland County
G. H. Weidner
W. T H. Mullina
Crithfield Gets Help In National Guard Funding Move
A dispatch from Calumty reports Adjutant General Cratchfield secured operation of an initiative by Senator Dick to bolster the army appropriation bill. The plan would provide the state with ammunition equal to half that issued to the regular army and redirect part of the National Guard annual appropriation to clothing.
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Cratchfield
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Senat & Dick
Cunard
Ser Ap Thay
State Allitin Oe
Nateral Guard
No Subpoenas Yet In Wooster Bank Case
No subpoenas have been served in Wooster for residents to testify in Cleveland before the grand jury regarding the Wooster National Bank affairs. Indictments are expected for L. P. Oberger and J. R. Zimmerman. Bank Examiner Cunningham, transferred from the Treasury, will likely present testimony. The federal grand jury meets in Cleveland on February 6 along with other major cases.
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Cleveland
Creal
Wooster
L. P Obhger
J R Zimmerman
Wooster National Bank
John B. Cunoningham
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Wooster Bank
Cunningham
Federal Grand Jury
Caeste Chadwick
Conneant
Colorado Labor Turmoil Across Strike and Deportations
Report from Washington outlines labor conflict in Colorado with Western Federation of Miners, Citizens' Alliance, and Mine Owners involved. Senatorial review probes bonds repudiated by states, lawlessness in strikes, and calls to halt deportations while legality of deportation remains contested. Local industries mentioned include Wick's planing mill and Rugland parliamentary seat outcome in North Dorset.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate Bucun
States Commissioner of
Carrol O. Wright
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Citizens’ Alliance
Mine Owners’ Association
Jsetomer
United States Court
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Stanley Soap Works
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