Trustee for Brick Works Election Results in Wooster
Creditors of the Wooster Brick Works met to elect a trustee with two factions. Charles M Lovett and Ross Wo Fanck were candidates. Fanck won narrowly after adjournment, bond set at 10000 dollars. Appraisers named Lowuia E. Yocum, Samuel Ames, and Geo. W. Foltz. Sales agent Jobs Wilson to be employed for plant sales. Wilson reported brick sales to Long & Winters for Frick Memorial Library addition.
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Wooster
BS Kean
Charles M Lovett
Ross Wo Fanck
Mr Fanck
Farck
Lowuia E. Yocum
Samuel Ames
Geo. W. Foltz
Jobs Wilson
Wilson
Long & Winters
Frick Memorial
Deans Kidney Pills Prove Merit in Wooster Testimony
Wooster residents testify to Dean's Kidney Pills curing kidney pain and restoring comfort. John B. France, retired, credits lasting relief after using the pills since the summer of 1. The product, sold by all dealers at 50 cents, is promoted by Foster Milling Co. Buffalo as United States sale agents, urging buyers to remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Wooster
John B. France
South Walcot St
Foster Milliun Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ioney
Freda
John C Ardy Carnegie
Newport
Narrawanyeett
Piere Pont
High School Entertainment Program Friday March 9 Event
High School hosts an entertainment program on Friday at 7:30 featuring performances by Ninth Grade Girls and Boys, Eighth Grade, Senior and Twilight Clubs, and Junior Girls. A series of solos, recitations, and choral numbers showcases student talent and school spirit.
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Jessie Vanover
Jessie Landi
Ward Schloxsnayle
Muipister
Millie Borgan
Twilight
Newanee River
Herbert Schellenberger
Twilight Club
Joe Innet
Mary Fombelle
Portia
Marie’Harvey
Ophelia
Edna Smith
Martha Maize
Josephine Mowrer
Joseph Larwill
Florence MceManois
Henry Winey
Frank Berobert
Glenn Halles
Cevlon Strong
Paul McClure
Helen McClure
Twilight Clute
Wallace Gets Position With Westinghouse Electric
John F Wallace, former Panama Canal Commission chief engineer, left for New York to join George Westinghouse on a project building electric railways paralleling steam lines. Reportedly earning $50,000 annually with a personal $15,000 interest. Roosevelt and Taft reacted with displeasure at his departure.
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Rooosevelt
Taft
Wallace
Westinghouse
Indictment Nolled in Ell a Kimber Case
An indictment against Ella Kimber was noted Wednesday at the prosecutor’s request. The witness said Kimber did not prevail, making a trial seem useless, though she may testify against Trixie Bell later. Kimber is reportedly near marriage to a young man who aided her during troubles. Civil cases and juror matters dominated the week’s schedule before Judge Vaswel.
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Ella Kimber
Eugene Carlin
Carlin
Kimber
Canton
Trixie Bell
Mre Kimber
Tite
Axaill
Vaswel
Taggart custody fight spurs cross country chase and Paris hotel clue
Co respondent Billy Taggart reports pursuing leads in the Taggart divorce case toward possible custody grounds. Mrs Taggart is said to be at the Hotel Du Nord in Paris while experts consider the impact of new developments on custody decisions. Separately John C Talbot dies in Texas after long illness. Frank L Dever, Civil engineer, dies in El Paso. remains to Wooster for burial.
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Karens City
Billy Taggart
Taggart
San Francisco
Billy
Union
Apex In
Ute
John C. “Talbot
Anna L. Dever
el Paso
Texas
Frank L. Dever
Wooster
Dever
Lake Sperior Stor
Duluth
Minn
Abrenzte
Daugherty Found Guilty in Quick Jury Verdict
The jury convicted George Degratty of criminal assault after brief deliberations. Sentencing was deferred as his attorney motions for a new trial are under consideration. The female involved is noted as a former county resident.
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George Degratty
Wooster
Daugherty
Samuel
Wooster Team Prospects and Coaching Announcement
The Wooster University athletic board announces Ernest L. Skeel of Cleveland as football coach for the coming season. Local chatter names George Alcock and Forbes Alcock as possible shortstop targets for Parig, while Ohio Pennsylvanian league roles draw in Sam Wise, Houdue Berry, Thomas Bannon, and Martin Saville. The baseball squad shows hopeful prospects with new candidates and returning players training hard, and talks of a Wooster Wooster Wooster area talent surge.
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Paria
George Alcock
Forbes Alcock
Wooster Trulley
Parig
George
Paris
Sam Wise
Akron
Houdue Berry
Ashland
Thomas Bannon
Youngstown
Martin Saville
Berry Bails
West Salem
Francis
Frye
McClellard
Nan
Pittsburgh High
Caupbrelk
Lettase Blaer
Eller Brown
Mitchel
Outfeld
Ace Compton
Sear Watte
Stewart
McDonald Melcrute White
Ard Moore
Blaser
Wil Capitla
Triasvear Ost
Te Savn
Athletic Board of
The
University of Wooster
Ernest L. Skeel
Cleveland
Wooster
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Easy Digestion and Health
The Easy Oil advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as an easy to take remedy that avoids griping and nausea common with raw oil and condemns cheap emulsions or alcoholic substitutes. It claims superior stomach compatibility and health benefits.
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Scott
Probate Court Actions and Appointments Report
Multiple probate items show first and final accounts, inventories, appraisements, and orders. Executors and administrators include Austin R Fuhrman, Mary Hanningan, G D W Martin, WH Wertz, Mary Sautsebhi, Samuel Walter guardianship terminations, Andrew J Welty, and others. Hearings scheduled in April and March for various estates, sales orders and bond details noted.
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Austin R Fuhrman
Michal Fuhrman
John RM Oriley
Allen Clark
Mary Hanningan
Michael Hanningan
D. W. Martin
Susannah Martin
W H. H Wertz
Harvey S Wertz
Mary Sautsebhi
Christian Sautschi
Samuel Walter Heard
Adam Royer
Clara Schaller
Joseph O. Fritz
Ross Baum
Mary Brennmeer
Oliver Brenninger
Andrew J Welty
Eliza Hoover
Wooster Township
John W Sands Jr
Samuel Keck
Mary L. Kauffman
Not the coldest February says weather study
Prof Patton of the Experiment Station notes that February averages show seven below readings in a twenty year span, yet overall monthly temperatures have tended warmer with few plunges. The statistics contrast Februaries with notably cold spells against the wider warming trend observed in recent decades.
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Patton
Death of Leonard Bowman Ends Long East Union Life
Leonard Bowman of East Union died in his home at 77 after a heart illness. His widow, two children Will Bowman and Mrs Marie Bowman, survive along with four brothers John Wesley Harrison and Joshug and two sisters Mrs Peter Mowrer and Mrs Jacob Kesylar. He was a longtime farmer, Lutheran church member, and recently bought property on North Buckeye Street before planned move to Wooster.
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Leonard
Bowman
East Union
Will Bowman
Wadsworth
Marie Bowman
Marie Bowman, Who Is Now In the Wet For Her Health. He Xatro
John
Wesley
Harrison
Joshug
Peter Mowrer
Orrville
Jacob Kesylar
Wooster
Lutheran Church of
Ditch Improvement Meeting Held Near Wooster
Wayne and Holmes county commissioners met about eight miles south of Wooster to discuss a proposed ditch improvement to Killbuck. About fifty to sixty residents attended, stakeholders debated the plan, John Harrison of Wooster chaired, R C Fisher of Millerburg was secretary, and the session adjourned to March 27 at 10 am due to notification errors for non resident property owners.
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Wayne
Holmes County
Killbuck
Beloved Mother Dead Mrs John Bacher Dies at 76
Mrs Sather Badle stroke of paralysis February 9 192? aged 76 years 6 months and 17 days. Widow of John Bacher, mother of seven children four sons and three daughters. Funeral arrangements and place pending with services at a local church.
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John Bacher
Wooster
Sather ‘Badle
Bacher
Pallor
Furdiy
Charge Filed Against Walsh in Bank Case
Chicago March 8 John R Walsh ex president of the Chicago National Bank is charged in a federal warrant with violating national banking laws by making false returns to the comptroller of the currency and with converting 3 million dollars of bank funds to his own use He was released on 50000 bond The arrest followed bank examiner Arthur L Curry report to the treasury department and District Attorney Morrison Walsh denounced the charge as baseless and said the disputed report was in fact correct and that a full Justice Department investigation would prove the action inappropriate.
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Chicago
John R Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
Chicago, National Bank
Arthur L. Curry
Washington
Treasury Department
Morrison
United States
Foote
Marshal Middleton
Mr. Walsh
Marshal Ames
Morrigan
Comtroller
Department of Justice
Labor Party Triumph in Commons on School Meals Bill
In the House of Commons Labour members secure a first reading of a measure enabling local authorities to provide meals for underfed school children. Augustine Birrell and John Burns pledge backing to pass the bill this session while Sir Charles Dilkes introduces a bill for women enfranchisement, though revival seems unlikely this session.
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London
House of Commons
Labor Party
Augustine Birrell
Board of Education
John Burns
Charles Dilkes
Panam a Canal debate speaker at Illinois Manufacturers banquet
John F. Wallace former chief engineer of the Panama Canal was the main speaker at the Illinois Manufacturers Association banquet in Chicago on March 3. He addressed Some Phases of the Panama Problem and denied reports that U S transcontinental railroads hindered canal construction. A girl died in Washington state after flames from an open grate ignited her dress and destroyed the Cockrill residence.
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Chicago
John F. Wallace
Washington
Elmer Cockrill
Minnie Allison
Prospects Encouraging for Spring Trade and Industrial Activity
R G Dun and Co weekly review notes improving commercial activity with seasonable goods moving into consumption and spring trade preparations keeping shipping departments busy. Manufacturing shows little idle equipment except Northwestern flour mills. A new steel structure build for New York City could reach 200900 tons, reflecting national prosperity amid rising savings bank deposits. A separate item reports a violent incident in Somerset involving a mother in law and a railroad man, with serious injuries affecting family safety.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Northwestern Flour Mills
Savings Bank
Wooster Debaters Named For Local Option Challenge
Three Wooster students Wayne Moore A D Ladd and Philip S Landes are chosen to represent Wooster against Muskingum College in a Friday night debate on local option and women suffrage. Alternate Chas Bailey, judges Dr H N Mateer Judge R L Adair Judge J C McClarran and Prof Nelson Sauvain.
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Wooster
Muskingum College
Wayne Moore
A. D. Ladd
Philip S. Landes
Chas. D. Bailey
H.N. Mateer
R. L. Adair
J. C. McClarran
Nelson Sauvain
Left footed farmers and a shaken prank in Harrison county
The piece recalls a Republican column remark by W G Patterson and a tour by Rev S E Neikirk in Harrison and Guernsey counties. It recounts a local joke about a traveling man gifting Tommy Atkins a tobacco device that exploded, scaring him but causing laughs. The tale links local option politics and hill country humor with countryside anecdotes.
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Neikirk
Harrison County
Tommy Atkins
Tommy
Mr. Atkins
Dogon Tobaccer
Water quality and street obstruction action at city board meeting
The Board of Public Service met to approve routine bills and devote time to water supply questions. Prof Ennett reported three water samples with two excellent and one fair. Officials expect to reveal water source plans within days. The clerk was instructed to remove a pole on South Walnut street and a fence obstruction on Spruce street.
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Board of Public Service
Ennett
South Walnut Street
Spruce Street
Cincinnati Bank Officials in Contempt at Inquisition
A state senate committee in Cincinnati and Hamilton county issued a warrant for Thomas J Davis cashiof the First National bank for ignoring subpoenas. Charles H Davis of Second National bank challenged the inquiry while denying gratuities, and County Auditor Richardson testified on county treasury relations. Other bankers discussed deposits and perceived gratuities amid a broader probe into public fiscal dealings. Over in St Paul Minnesota, indictments were issued against publishers over coverage of a capital murder, tying to a February execution.
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Cincinnati
State Senate
Hamilton County
Thomas J Davis
First National Bank
Charles_H._Davis
Second National Bank
Senate
Davis
Comptroller of the Treasury
Schott
Espy
Lexon
Richardson
Franklin
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Hamilton
National Lafayette Bank
Tonsiline Prevents Diphtheria In Sore Throat treatment claim
A wartime era advertisement asserts Tonsiline cures sore throat and prevents diphtheria. It promotes immediate use at first sore throat, warns against delay, and claims universal success in thousands of homes. Sold for 25c and 60c by The Tonsiline Co Canton Ohio.
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United States
Tonsiline Co
Canton
Ohio
Spring Humors and Blo od Health in Spring
A fragmented 19th century style notice warns that spring impurities in blood from winter cause boils pimples and eruptions and may disturb appetite digestion and energy. It suggests medicine in tablet form to restore stomach liver kidneys bowels health.
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