Not Guilty Plea in Kneuffer Arson Case Near Wayne Township
Prosecutor Catlin Chief Leiner and Deputy Fire Marshal Chew investigated the burning of Bert Billheimer’s barn near Smithville. Rheinhold Kneuffer was arrested on arson charges after an affidavit by Chew. hearing set, Kneuffer pleads not guilty and seeks grand jury bound over. Mayor Van Nest previously heard peace warrant matters against Kneuffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlin
Leiner
Charles N. Chew
Mansfield
Bert Billheimer
Wayne Township
Chew
Rheinhold Kneuffer
Knieffer
Boyles
W. D. Boyles
Brown
Rheinhold
Reynolds Kueuffer
Kuenffer
Anonts
Knuenffer
Smithville
Kneuffer
van Nest
Carlin
Levier
Wade
Wooster
Mkneaffer
Foctteh
Morphal Chew
Munch
Knenffer
Rheinold Knenffer
Billheimer
van Neat
Matenal
Bilheimer
Verdera
Republican
Knenuffer
Kneuuffer
Sheriff Brown
Orr
Billheimer Place
No Fear of Result in Massillon Suit
Massillon attorney Volkmer told the Massillon Independent reporter he fears no final result, stating the transaction was in good faith and timely. He said he believes he can satisfy any court about his position and regrets the party's agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Volkmer
Massillon
Massillon Independent Agtathe
Panoyanés
Ltiagion
United Presbyterians Wooster Picnic At Rock Point Park
About 100 to 200 Wooster area United Presbyterians are expected at the Rock Point Park picnic in Pa on Thursday August 2. The program includes a speech by Hon George W Guthrie mayor of Pittsburgh, athletic games, concerts by the Cadiz band and a daylight fireworks display. Trains from Wooster and Millersburg will carry riders with over 100 coaches provided by Pennsylvania lines, the Wooster train leaving at 6 50 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterians of
Wooster
Millereburg
George W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
Slippery Rock Statenorgial
Dayton Pa
Normal Institute
Muskingum
Westminster College
AAU
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cadiz
C. A. Marshall
Buens Vista
Bowes
Woosters
Probate Docket Reports Estate Sales and Admin Actions
Probate dockets show multiple estate actions including sale of real estate for 8076 dollars to T KE Rice and others. administrator appointments for Elizabeth Mellinger and Samuel Cally. accounts filed for George A Simmons and Rachel Gardner with hearings set September 7. wills filed for Samuel Cally and Benjamin Myere. guardianship for Calvin Siegenthaler. final accounts for Nathaniel Harbaugh and Elizabeth Holser. administrators and executors named for Jacob A Seigle and Henry Collier with real estate sale petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Wertz
Harry Wertz
T. KE
Rice Et al
W. M. Mellinger
Elizabeth Mellinger
Plain Township
Boyd
Frances R. Simmons
George A Simmons
Margaret McCarty
Calvin Seigenthaler
B. E F. Barbaugh
Nathaniel Harbaugh
N L. Rover
Elizabeth Holser
J. F Royer
Jacob A. Seigle
Chinpewa Township
David
Craig Interview Denies Oil Case Ties to Jury Relative
The Cleveland Press published Tuesday's interview with W A Craig denying any connection between his being related to Cal Sullivan a Cleveland jury commissioner and interest in the Standard Oil matter. The piece notes Craig’s appeal to readers and describes reporters’ influence while recounting a remark about a photo pose and a grand jury member Mr Uraiz stopping in Worcester on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Press
W A. Craig
Craig
Cal. Sullivan
Cleveland
Standadr Oil
Coures
Wayne County
Lim
Uraiz
Grand Jury
Woreter
Orters
Street Paving Moves For Columbus Avenues
Residents urge paving of Columbus avenues from Liberty street to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad with the B and O favorable. Lever street pavement continues to be pursued and will be run in some form soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenues
Liberty Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lever Street
Mohican Oil & Gas Wins Akron Gas Lease Deal
The Mohican Oil and Gas Company, owner of the Wooster franchise, has closed a long term lease of the Akron Gas Company. Wooster will supply artificial gas until mid August when natural gas connections will be installed. The firm is largely owned by John R. Walsh of Chicago and Deary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Company
Akron
Mohican Oil. & Gas Co
Wooster
Akron Gas Company
Jobn
A. Walsh
Chicago
Take Holluster’s Rocky Mountain Tea Exterminates Pe
A fragment mentions a product named Holluster’s Rocky Mountain Tea said to exterminate pests and vitalize the blood. The readable line reads like an old patent medicine claim without context. Further details or verification are unavailable in the fragment.
New Press For The Republican In Wooster
The Republican announces a brand new printing press ordered to arrive in Wooster within two to three weeks. The upgrade aims to speed delivery, handle growing circulation, and impress advertisers with the paper’s paid reach. The old press, already taxed by demand, will be retired as the new unit arrives. The paper invites readers and advertisers to visit and see the enhancement in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Wooster
Ronat & Eapeed
S. T. Swarts
Wauwater
Wayne County
Wooster Dog Graveyard Opens With Odd Rules
City leaders back a dog cemetery in Wooster where only dead dogs may be buried. Andrew O’Brien named official dog catcher and funeral director with fees set for small and large dogs. No Sunday funerals, no mourners, no manure piles, and monuments may become property of the undertaker for other dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
van Nest
Board of Public Service
Council
Levier
Lota
Milady
Andrew O'Brien
O’ Brien
Republican
Afr
O'Brien
Wooster Dog Graveyard
al Smyeer
Soxton O'Brien
O’brien
Unclear OCR note on city population and travel patterns
Fragmentary OCR reads questions about city population in a season and people taking trips and vacations. Content is garbled with missing words and stray phrases, making precise reporting impossible.
Long Crime Reward Drives Nationwide Appeals
A Doylestown man named Long is charged with murder. A nationwide reward is being offered and cards are sent nationwide to publicize the crime and aid capture, but no clues have emerged yet. Authorities continue active pursuit and tracing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Doylestown
Harris Nominees Could Reshuffle Wooster Board
Governor Harris favors replacing former Herrick appointees on Ohio charitable boards and signals similar moves at the Wooster experiment station. Senate rejection last winter is cited, with Senator Lamb expected to support Harris nominees in the upcoming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Herrick
Board of Control
Ohio
Senate
Wooster Experiment Station
Lamb
Wooster Ice Nears Adequate Summer Supply
Wooster residents face no ice famine this summer as the Wooster Ice Co uses natural ice during peak heat to supplement artificial ice from the brewery. The supply now nearly meets demand, easing fears from earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wooster Ice Company
Critchfield to Ace Adjutant General Post Early
Dispatch from Columbus says General Critchfield will return to his old post as adjutant general sooner than expected General Hoxhes will retire August 1 and Critchfield will assume the office in time to oversee maneuvers in August George S McCormick of Wooster will remain with Critchfield as chief clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Critchfeld
Hoxhes
Critchfield
Ausstat
Eorge S. McCormick
Wooster
Wanted Home for Baby From Bright Newborn Child
Matron Jarvis of the children's home seeks a suitable family for a few days old baby born to good parents. The infant is buoyant and healthy, awaiting a caring home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis
Seven delegates named for Wayne county in September convention
Wayne county will send seven delegates to the state Republican convention in September. Other Seventeenth district counties follow with Coshocton seven, Licking twelve, Tuscarawas eleven, and Holmes two delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Coshocton
Licking
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Local Visitors and Guests Fill July Season
Borbank July Fe hosts Mrs Dull and daughter from Barberton and Jesse Young of Rittman visiting Cyrus Young family. Miss Mary Garman of Lodi visited friends. G A Smith returns from Smithville Wooster visit. Mya C E Smith visits Smithville and near Wooster. Mr and Mrs Wills of Cleveland visit local friends. Mr and Mrs Deivelbims near West Salem guest of Joe Garver. Puts light in the eye, tints it the cheek.
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Borbank
Dull
Barberton
Jeese Young
Rittman
Cyrus Young
Mary Garman
Lodi
G. A. Smith
Smithville
Wooster
Mya
C’ E. Smith
Wills
Cleveland
Dei
Social notices of church groups and reunions in Selies House
Society events fill Friday afternoon as Methodist and Presbyterian groups meet at homes and churches. The Lutheran Young Ladies host a picnic while the Travellers club and families enjoy a Beall avenue lawn fete. St James choir showcases a bright program under Mrs J B Milter, with lantern decorated grounds. High school class of ’06 holds a 47-attendee reunion at Lemuel Harrold’s home with plans for next year. Dr Harriet B Fank and Dr Walter Given wed in Indianapolis and announce their residence on Walcott Street.
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Selies
Mr& C. Dixon
Kore
Anarda
Hamaguchi
Mary Crow
Howe
Japan
Ethel Young
Deal
Christ
Howe Guards
Mre Adair
Mies Adair
Grossard
Dix
Baumgardner
Landis
Mra Taylor
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Reddick's Dam
Miss Acker
Reddick
Travellera Club
Alva Agee
Beall Avenue
St James’ Church
Mra
J. B. Milter
Juanita
Nellie
Clifford Young
Roy Miller
Gs Ab
Lemuel Harrold
Will Kramer
Christian Grub Della Dice
Aja Allen
Leroy Allen
Daisy Bardon Everly
Sheridan
Arthur Garver
Salem
Nettie Museer
Lodi
Ohio
Grace Yoder Yocum
Mable Nice
Robin Smith
Mra Vinnie
Mackey Smith
Mary Reddick
Edith Yorum
Ada Marchand
Will Derrand
Roy Cunningham
Wallace Smith
Edith Smith
Jani McKenna
Daisy Applebaugh
Minnie Rhodes Laper
Will Miller
Zella Wiler Harrold
Harry McCarthy
Orrville
Walter Blandford
Quaker Valley
Frank Saal
Seville
Curtis Shipley
Cleveland
Mable Hatfield Leveaux
Cooperstown
N. Dak
Warren Cooper
Hayesville
Jamea Kosht
Mia
Nina M
Nam
Harriet B. Fank
Walter
Indianapolis
Walcott Street
Church of God
Acces
PRESS POINTS AND PUBLIC MOOD IN 1920S PAPERS
A collage of clipped headlines and quips from various papers notes reactions to Roosevelt's term limits, a female lead acting age worries, a fall from grace story about a European estate, and market talk on plays for aging actresses. It shows press tone and public mood with brief items.
Nervous Wreck Mrs Gren Gained Strength With Pink Pills
Mrs SA Green of Franklin Ga suffered years of weakness and nervous trouble. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills she gained weight from about 104 to 100 pounds, slept better, walked half a mile, and regained energy. The advertisement claims the pills restore vitality by addressing blood nourishment and nerve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Ping Filia
SA Green
Franklin
Williams
Dryes. Medicina Co
Schenectady
Shanghai students join Wooster work at university
P W Koo a bright little Chinaman from Shanghai arrived Friday evening and began work at the university with the aim of earning a degree at Wooster. He is joined by Copan from the same country and the pair are said to get along very well.
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P W. Koo Aabright
Shanghai
Wooster
Isa Trieddauf
Copan
Sent Home Some Fish
E S Wertz sent home a fine box of fresh northern fish for friends. The catch includes muscalunge, pitke and other native Michigan fish, showing Wertz enjoys good sport on the waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Wertz
Michigan
Wertz
Examine County Treasury Names Special Examiners
Probate Judge T W Orr named Squire Levi Nelswanager of Orrville and Squire D Maguire of Chester township as special examiners of the county treasury. They began their labors at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Orr
Squire Levi Nelswanager
Orrville
Squire D . Maguire
Chester Township
Tickets Sold for German Evangelical Picnic at Chippewa Lake
Agent Lovett reports 125 tickets sold by 8 p m for the German Evangelical church picnic at Chippewa Lake today. Purchasers include local residents and church members, with proceeds earmarked for church activities and youth programs.
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Lovett
German Evangelical Church
Chippewa Lake
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Raysas City
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