Guardsman Murder Case Casts Shadow Over Camp Perry
Private Harold Rodney Darr 17 of Zanesville died after an incident at Camp Perry. Authorities now say he was murdered by a comrade. three Zanesville boys from Machine Gun Co D are detained as prosecutors prepare to file charges. The pistol used was traced to a unit member and a prior quarrel with two soldiers is examined as a possible motive.
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Senate panel backs plan of tariff values principles
Washington August 11 Senate finance committee chaired by Senator Penrose reached a near approval of adopting the American valuation plan for tariff values. The committee reported consensus on the approach and its application to tariff assessments.
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Liquor Seized Hidden Under Produce in Sandusky
Police seized a car carrying 244 bottles of 8 percent alcohol hidden under sweet corn and apples. Operators Co W Thomas, 47, and C A Dunham, 37, both Cleveland men, were arrested and charged with liquor-law violations. The ale was reportedly en route from Sandusky to Cleveland.
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Sullivan mine bosses ousted amid mob threats
Three mine bosses were driven from Sullivan county by threats of mob violence at a mass meeting of miners. The expelled were G. H. Tatman at Star City, Tom Thomas at Glendora, and Oscar Brown at Hamilton mine. The prosecuting attorney will investigate with Governor McCray’s cooperation, possibly sending state troops if needed.
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Exports and Imports Decline in July with Surplus
Exports for July reached 322 million dollars, down from 336 million last month and 651 million a year earlier. Imports totaled 178 million dollars, vs 185 million last month and 537 million a year ago. The trade balance showed a favorable 144 million dollars for July.
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Britain Urges Seed Quarantine Laws On China
British officials urge China to adopt seed quarantine measures to prevent the introduction of pests, aiming to curb agricultural risk and protect trade.
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New Drive Aims to Save Camp Sherman in Ohio
A campaign to preserve Camp Sherman gains momentum as Colonel C. R. Forbes plans a on site survey. He will meet Dr. Cal Sawyer in Marion to evaluate using the camp for a 2000 bed hospital and a convalescent camp, with discussions on location and facilities.
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Lash's Healing Oil A Household Antiseptic Remedy
Lash's Healing Oil is described as a safety first antiseptic for treating wounds sores scalds burns cuts and other conditions needing soothing application. It is promoted as a preventive of infection and suggested for every home.
House sends Copper Tinder bill to conference on gambling
The House today referred the Copper Tinder bill to conference to prevent gambling on grain and cotton exchanges. The item appears in a clipped Washington dispatch dated August 11.
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Hospital Surgeries Report At Copeland and Howe Hospital
The Copeland and Howe hospital successfully operated on Hagel Taylor Glouster George and Emmett Cubier Coolville Hagel Brawley Sharpsburg and Bessie Brady Nelsonville in a series of tonsil and adenoid cases.
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Match Scrappers for Labor Day in Jersey City
Johnny Wilson middleweight champ and Brian Downey Columbus Ohio have been rematched for a ten round no decision bout in Tex Rickard arena at Jersey City on Labor Day. Both to weigh 160 pounds at 10 AM and enter ring at 4 PM per manager Marty Killea. Cholera in Crimea recently killed 1200 people.
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Nerv-Worth credited with curing twenty five years of nervous illness
A Pittsburgh area testimonial claims Nerv-Worth relieved a long standing nervous condition after 25 years of weight loss and digestion problems. The speaker says nervousness subsided and weight returned, recommending the product through local drug stores and Me Kee Drug Co.
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Peasant's loss sparks drought era tale across colonies
An uneven report notes India’s peasant struggles and a grape crop gloom in Australia. It mentions nearly 9,000,000 gallons of water saved in banks and burials linked to money buried in the ground as part of savings schemes.
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