Zimmerman Home From Federal Custody After Release
J Robert Zimmerman returned to Wooster after a week in federal custody in Cleveland. Judge Marlatt settled bail at 15000 for both Zimmerman and Obliger, while officials described the case as aiding and abetting. Zimmerman spoke of relief at home and said they planned to return from Chicago to Wooster but chose to stay.
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J. Robert Zimmerman
Wooster
Chandler
Che
Zimmerman
M Lo Boehwalter
Cicerpati
Werth Edif
Lovett
Anthony Lies
Wowter
Leres
Cleveland
Zimperman
Bad
Zuuwerman
Ederal
Wous
Zimerman
Beall Avenue
North Street
Zismerman
CIT
Obliger
United States District Attorney
Mrliver
Secret Service
William Go Marratt
United States
van Chandler
Buesw
Marshal Chandler
Qobliger
Wooster Natinal Bank
Suys
ES Za
McSweeney
Marlatt
Patty Agid
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
Victor
Otie
Milton Agar
Ana Atm
p_tad
Mr Zimmerman
Gere
China
Zita Meriuan
Obiger
Bone
Jdaudee
Sinveer
Robert Zarwmetman
Bin
Gud
Oller
Robert
Lf P
Ohliver
Samypeell
Murphy
Victoria
Obituary notices from young to elderly residents across several towns
The community mourns as Misa Aimela TinGard aged about 54 dies in New York and services are held in Wooster Cemetery vault. Other obituaries include Judy with relatives, Mrs Elizareth Smith of Orsurt, Augustus Berry a former Akron machinist, Levi Lantz aged 88 in Mennonite Old Peoples home, Jacob Opiinger ex-soldier in Orrville, Sadie Poole of Tocomeh Michigan, Orlando D Miller of Wooster and Shreve, and Fredericks Armstrong near Fredericksburg. The notices list funeral details, interments, and survivor relations across multiple towns.
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Misa
Aimela Tingard
New York
Dogard
Ligard
Guany Vere
Dedvas Danprare
Wooster
Elidareth Smith
Levi Lantz
Old Peoples
Hue
Benr Rittman
Jacob Opiinger
Orrville
New Philadelphia
Sadie G. Poole
Als
Robert McClelland
Tocomeeh
Mich
Franklin Township
Irvin Peale
Orlando D. Miller
Shreve
Columbus
Hannah Bell
Frederick Arme+trong
Hulmes County
Fredericksburg
Iger Indicted In Wooster Bank Scandal
A Wooster grand jury returned multiple indictments including two against Sonia P Ohliger former bank president and cashier for misappropriation of estate funds as administrator. Additional indictments target Charles Poland for illegal trading and other cases stem from Anti Saloon League detectives. Witnesses totaled forty two with eight true bills and one visit to the county jail noted. Obliger shows willingness to return to Wooster without arrest while prosecutors defer court action due to bond and location factors.
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Saveral
Sonia P. Ohliger
Wooster National Bank
United States
Grand Jory
Jaid
Armatropg Brown
Obliger
LP ObMper
Detroit
Ecourt
Brown
Cbitzer
Wayne County Court
Charles Poland
Burbank
Aettle Tnynsr
Anti Saloon League
Poland
Boiler blast at Creston blamed on weak locomotive boiler
Erie railroad employee says the Creston wreck resulted from a weakened boiler condition due to incompetent maintenance amid a strike. He notes injectors failed, crown sheet likely covered, and predicts state inspection will reveal the cause. Newman's account cites water gauge near full and argues boiler strength mattered.
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Creston
Regia Poms
Ratir
Daviston
Newman
Officval
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Keller
Snoot
C. A. Allen
Galion
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for skin trouble cure
A reader recalls years of salt rheum and herpes before finding relief with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The quick healer for cuts burns and sores is advertised at 25 cents at Laubach-Boyd’s.
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oWird
New York
Bncklen
Laubach
Boyd
No Discrimination Says the President in Arbitration Treaties
Washington January 14 the senate published the president’s letter on arbitration treaties. He states these conventions do not meet his ideal scope yet form a significant step toward peaceful dispute resolution. The letter notes no discrimination among signatory powers and urges favorable senate consideration for the series as a whole.
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Washington
Senate
Morton argues for Interstate Commerce Commission continuation
An Outlook article by Paul Morton, secretary of the navy, argues federal supervision of railroads is needed and favors keeping the Interstate Commerce Commission in its present form with enhanced power to investigate and set reasonable rates. He urges strict penalties for rebates and preferential rates and supports central regulation to cover all interstate transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Paul Morton
Western Railway
Morton
Roosevelt
United States
Central Court of Transportation
Fox Hunt Ends With Elusive Reynard Near Cedar Valley
Wooster residents chase a fox with hounds after a Thursday start. Col. John Kipfer, famed county foxhunter, and companions pursued near Cedar Valley but the fox gnawed fences and escaped. Kipfer vows to pursue again, believing foxes grow craftier with every hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
John Kipfer
Lake Jones
Columbus
Cedar Valley
Beth
Kipfer
Mr Fox
Plans to cut off big hill at Smithville on Pennsylvanias line
Surveys by PennsylvanIa Linea workers east of Wooster indicate a new right of way to remove the steep grade at Smithville known as a major hill near Pittsburgh where trains stall often. Landowners have instructions to search for a line with the least grade. No official figures yet, but it is believed cost estimates from the construction department will be released soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Linea
Wooster
Smithville
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Zimmerman Store to be sold and reopened under new name
It is likely Zimmerman & Co. will be opened early in spring under a new name and the store may pass to new hands. Buyers aim to run a large wholesale house and branch out into other lines, with Strasburg and Judge M L Buchwalter both showing interest. To fit a wholesale future, stock may be reduced for retail or private gates as Receiver McClarran may decide, per The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman & Co
Strasburg
M L. Buchwalter
McClarran
Hyomei Claims Cure for Catarrh with Inhaler Aid
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the sole scientific method to cure catarrh by killing germs in the nose and throat and purging them from the blood. It cites testimonials, offers a refund if ineffective, and lists the inhaler kit at $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents for chronic cases.
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le Renda
Western Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Balisvaee
England
France
Laubach & Boyd
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