Wooster Daily Highlights Local News In Briefes
Sunday excursion to Cleveland draws 30 tickets while a Mt. Vernon brakeman Bert Condon loses an ear after a fall on a front engine at Apple Creek. Penny machine robbery, Wooster Woodmen meeting, Staller sign change, and various society notes fill week’s quirks. A Pilgrim Class trip to Washington plans to meet Roosevelt, and local officials discuss water drilling at Smith Schott Co Plant.
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Cleveland
Bert Condon
Mt. Vernon
Apple Creek
Orrville
Wooster Camp
Woodmen of the World
George Meffan
Daniel Staller
West Liberty
Staller
R. B Snyder
English Lutheran Church
John Knox Committee
M. S Nachtrieb
Gambier
Andrew Carnegie
Albert Leonard
Wooster
W. A. Boutson
Clark
Europe
Akron
Washington
Trinity Litth
Wheeling and Lake Erie Road
Stillwell Leads Holmes County Delegation Confusion
In Holmes county voters gathered for a primary canvass and a county convention. Judge Stillwell of Afflersburg moved to appoint a committee to elect delegates to the congressional convention, delaying until after the vote was canvassed. Joan Stilwell pressed to head off opposition and the delegation was chosen with Stillwell at its head, omitting McDowell. The delegation’s backing remains unclear with hints Stillwell may run.
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Holmes County
Stillwell
Afillersburg
Stilwell
Soner
Joan Stilwell
Aluk
McDowell
Cassingoaim
Hurst
Boloed Wertz sparks Democratic infighting over election night glare
WHQ reports a January Saturday incident where B. S. Wertz was boloed at Creston amid Democratic party dispute. Wertz narrowly failed by about 80 votes after tickets showed Wertz’s name scratched and names like Rice Russell and Prosecutor Carlin altered. Several theories circulate about motive tied to the search and seizure law.
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B.S. Wertz
Wertz
Creston
Rice Russell
Democratic Committee
Russell
Munday
Andy Butler
Infimary
Carlin
Frost Damage Near Zero Finds Little On Farm
A Tuesday morning inquiry at the experiment station reported frost damage as very slight or none. The Republican observer noted cloudiness in the night and a light frost overall, with minimal impact to crops and property.
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Republican
Experiment Station
Wooster Visitor Reports Baseball Score 8 6 Creston Prevails
May 8 report notes John Blocher of Wooster visiting Creston area last Wednesday. Wooster High School and Creston High School played Saturday afternoon with Creston winning 8 to 6. Duke Gensemer of West Salem visited Sunday at the home of his.
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John Blocher
Woostar
Creston
Blocher
Wooster High School
Creston High School
Duke Gensemer
Salem
Creston Citizen Gensemer Injured In Fall
Mr and Mrs OU R Gensemer an old Creston citizen, fell Saturday, serious injuries with no broken bones though internal complications may prove fatal. Mayor Dunne of Chicago issues a clean up proclamation while Stock yards and fest politics loom. Local notices mention Tract ion Go official and Cleveland visitor F M Sulliger. Kipling dramatization of The Man Who Was praised depending on the actor.
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OU. R. Gensemer Aeert
Creston
Dunne
Chicago
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Mies Zella Hoffman
Mish
Ella J. Kinkler
Ralph Kaltwaster
Erly
Seter
C. B. King
California
Mr King
H C Grumbine
W. H Dunn
Yale
Davis and Llkins College
Jacob Jr
Jacob A Matchan
B. M . Matersbaugh
Kansas City
Wooster Brush
Middle West
C.p
Order of Eagles
Christian Endeavor Societies
Frederickaburg
W H Williams
The
Merchants and Manufacurers’ Association of Pittsburgh
Wooster Jane
Boyles
Elmer Franks
Cyrus Hoffman
Fredericksburg
Hoffman
Mr. Franks
Smith Schott Co
McDowel
Holmes
W. I. McGlewen
Traction Go
F. M. Suiliger
the Journal
Alex Fullerton
Loji
C.E. Coulter
Kipling
D. Satisfaction
AL Ehrlanl
Stein
Bioch Clothes
Talor
Sively
Freedlander
Columbia
Nesliges
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