Heat driven killer in Ohio slays eight then shoots self
In Zanesville Ohio on a scorching June day Lloyd Russell shot and killed eight family members including his mother sister in law and five children before turning the gun on himself. He was wounded and later said he did not mean to hurt himself deeply as police arrived and he was restrained. Dorothy Russell escaped unharmed and neighbors reported the brutal scene at the home.
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Hamilton
Lioyd Russell
Ars
Rose Russell
Emma Russell
John L Russell
Julia Russell
Robert Russell
Grace Resskell
Paul Russell
Richard Russell
Dorothy Russell
Russell
Rassell
Laonard
Wien
Waseli
Cariss
Bohee
Jezs
Ouis
Beth Benresen
Saint Believines Ius Betet
Weather sketch for Columbus with showers forecast
The readable fragment notes fair to warm conditions in Columbus and suggests some chance of showers tonight and Thursday. The wording is garbled but indicates generally fair weather ahead with likely showers on one or two days. No specific dates or institutions are provided.
Roseville Brick Plant Funding Deliberations Cast Vote
Roseville brick plant funding moves toward a 35000 appropriation at the first July meeting to purchase the plant and end a yearlong dispute. Perr L. Green of Portaze county faces a pivotal deciding vote expected to favor payment while other officials debate related appropriations and convict labor implications.
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Roseville
Perr L. Green
Portaze County
Cts
Lexis
Co. C
Graboe Niled
Senate Finance Poe Ees Gerexnor
Credbe
Plas
Haze
Reker
Pas
Witek
Ohio
Taxi Hits Pole In Crash. Driver Not Hurt
A Creckered taxi struck a telephone pole at an Adams and Avente intersection. The driver was injured, but hospital reports show no serious harm. Spectators noted the driver’s condition as doctors treated burns and lacerations.
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Adams Shest
Avente
Eci
Wes
Ieiurzie
Sheriff Bradford Declares War on Unlicensed Dogs
Sheriff Bradford outlines a campaign to file civil and criminal charges against dog owners in Muskingum County for unlicensed dogs. Deputies will seek out owners rather than impounding animals, aiming to reduce stray dogs within two weeks. Fines range from three to ten dollars plus costs, with additional penalties for repeat offenses.
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Zanes de
Dar
Asaitsi
Jdaske
Bentley
Hesketis
Ian Enor
Lewis
Bradford
Muskinsem
Sheriiff
Onder
Thomas R Marshall Passes Above 1s
Thomas R Marshall, vice president under Woodrow Wilson, travels home to Indiana after funeral services in Washington. A last reported photo, taken moments before his departure, shows him amid solemn observance as colleagues reflect on his life and public service.
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Thomas R. Marshai
Wooedrow Wisesberg
Indiana
Rich Youngstown Man Refuses to Testify in Case
The article details a Cleveland federal case where Rich Youngstown man Peter Hig.., once linked to a whiskey distribution ring, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy and now refuses to answer questions in a continuing federal proceeding. The record shows defense counsel objecting to questions and the judge considering further action as Samuel Unserreider and others await resumption of testimony.
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Youngstown
Clesland
Peter
Tiguer Desis
Youngstorm
Harner D.sidiers
Tror
Ghio
Coensel
Samuel Uncerreider
Cleveland
Ike Cogsp
Buca
CohijSut
Qiornes
Iriei
Féderai
H.tmns
Enc
Risianre
Armored cars sent 10 stop strike in Shanghai distaig t
Reported unrest and violence in Shanghai as armored cars are deployed and a street clash escalates. The chaos spreads with foreign casualties and widespread disruptions as security forces move in.
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Armouren
Shanghai
Distaigt
Canton Man Dies by Own Action at Rogby Glen Sanitarium
A Canton man, aged 3, died by his own action at Rogby Glen Sanitarium near McConnelsville. The terse notice notes the death occurred Tuesday evening and mentions victims and local names in fragmented OCR form.
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Canton
Rogby Glen
Iren
Sledy Glen
McConnelsville
Tuersay
Pelleris
Bob Gay
Rtsaa
Cherris Utaers
Gerald Chaparan Receives Temporary Reprieve in Death Row Case
Unclear OCR text references Gerald Chaparan receiving a reprieve until a specified date. mentions death sentence and related legal language. Details are fragmentary and names/places are uncertain due to garbled source. The item appears to be a short justice or legal notice about a capital case.
Mrs Moses Frank to Be President
A fragmentary line suggests Mrs Moses Frank will hold the presidency in a forthcoming organization or event. Details are garbled but imply a leadership change with a vice president or secretary role and treasurer involvement. Further readable names appear uncertain.
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Moses Frank
Reckless Driver Fined After Moxahala Ave Auto Crash
Article reports a reckless driver receiving a heavy fine after an auto accident on Moxahala Avenue. Injured party Mrs. Kimble sustained head wounds requiring hospital care. Details describe insurance, court actions, and ongoing payments, with references to prior employment and relocation.
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Moxahala Ave
Detour Signs Guide Tourists During Paving
Two hundred fifty detour signs donated by Musurgem Motor and placed along national highway detours will direct tourists from West Main Street during paving. Major Slater allows temporary pole placement with Indianapolis Bell Telephone Co. poles offered. Signs stay until West Algim Street and Greenwood Avenue paving completes, then city crews will remove them.
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Musurgem
Wurisis
Slater
Incal Bell Telephone Co
Stardarés
West Main’ Street
West Algim Street
Greenwood Avenue
City Department
Heat Wave Persisting with No Relief Expected
Zanesville endures extreme heat with noon shade reading of 107 at the Forest Avenue fire station. Weather reports show minor cooling in some districts but forecasts predict continued hot, fair conditions tomorrow. Readings across the city over the past three days are listed for several stations including Inn Hotel and Central District.
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Zanesville
Forrest Avenue
Bill” Eppler
Greenood
Seventh Ward
Inn Hotel
Hamline
Abington
Putnam
Middle West Heat Wave Brings Storms and Deaths
Severe heat grips the Midwest with violent storms and tornadoes in several states. Chicago reports deaths including R. Brower of Rochester. Iowa and Nebraska suffer multiple fatalities as temperatures top the day’s highs. Officials forecast relief with cooler air and possible showers tonight.
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Chicago
Juze
Bureau
Tare
Brower
Roochester
Strigsen
Congress Hotel
Middle West
Aronund Linneapoulis
Iowa
Eicht
Nebraska
Ueath
Marshal Trout Pardoned by Governor Donahey
A report from Columbus states that Governor Donahey granted a pardon to Marshal Trout of Rooseveltville who had been jailed in New Leuzion on assault and battery charges. Trout had served 63 days of his sentence following a October 11 raid. The pardon came on recommendation related to Carbant residents.
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Jade
Erman Vie Donahey
Trout
Rosevelicho
Petry County
New Leuizion
Charce
Gaernor Dorahey
Tre
Rardan
Ota Carnbat
Ruse Wie
Attorn
Morgenney Grehar
Marshal de Vatis
Build a Liquor Proof Wall Across the U S
A report outlines plans to construct a liquor proof wall intended to span the United States, mirroring a level of regulation and control seen in other regions. The proposal emphasizes nationwide reach and enforcement potential without detailing specific construction timelines or funding.
Seven Dead From Heat In New York War Talk
New York heat killed seven as a wave battered the city and parks drew crowds. The piece ties the fatalities to a national liquor war context with government action and enforcement agencies named, noting widespread heat misery and a broad wartime backdrop.
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New York
U.S
Eea Ihity
Wee
Star Witness Faded From Picture in Shepherd Gage
The article notes a star witness fading from view in the Shepherd Gage case. It references Cricase and June 4, mentions Esele Geh and Wil.am Darin, and alludes to letters signed loving Dar kept in the witness list amid heat in Shepherd on the fourth.
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Shepherd Gage
Cricase
Gare
Local jury informs of hung verdict and injuries
A chaotic courthouse scene ended with a hung verdict as 60 grand jurors were informed by prosecutors about the case. A collision near Crown Street injured several occupants, including two colored men from San cinque, with minor cuts and bruises.
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Ilodd
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