Revolution Rumors Sweep Mexican Capital and Regions
A garbled report cites alleged revolutionary activity in Mexico and neighboring areas. Unclear messages name officials and exiled leaders, with references to De La Huerta and Calles regime opposition amid widespread unrest.
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Gallipolis
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Clifford Washington
Columbus
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Laurner Jong Lutz
Mar
Jon Leiiwiler
Athens
Adolfo de la
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Nelsonilie
Guanejuato
Jalisco
de la Huerta
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Tobson
Chuiemoen
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Two Arrested For Possession Of Skunk Furs
In Middleport on May 2 Linaid Frost and Clastan Rivers were arrested for illegal possession of skunk furs. They appeared before Fred Gilmore Sacurda and pleaded guilty, each fined $25 plus costs totaling $29.79. They were released after payment.
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Water Cove
Linaid Frost
Clastan Rivers
Fridax
B. PF
J Clark Tnes
Fred Gilmore Sacurda
Birth Announcement for Mr and Mrs H P Mayers
A son was born to Mr and Mrs H P Mayers of Wadi pore No 4. The brief notice records the arrival of a baby boy with no further details.
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Alban Riddle
Emma Jean Smithk
E. M. Sculley
Columbus
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Smith Mansfield
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Phillip DeMaine
Elmer Hugh Davis
Frances Grate
Leland Saxton
Edgar Tuckerman
Julia Miller
Athens
Wayne Asbury
Gallipolis
Harold Shields
Lancaster
Kelly Grogan
W. E. Trader
G. N. MccElhinny
Stories Run
Mra Walter Major
Son Yack
Herbert Chambers
William Hoppers
Clarince
Rele Atives
Roc Windsor
Helen South
Als Ror Johnson
Chbmer
Wagstatr Tairnel
Edward Irench
W.idleport
Willam Burford
Dayton
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H. P. Mayers
Mayers
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Farm institutes Are Well Attended by Local Farmers
Reports indicate farm institutes drew strong attendance across districts. Meetings at Mary on Aru sn Hie omar A Wieming Tow and Belem Ci rer saw substantial farmer participation, with about eighty to ninety attendees noted at several sessions.
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Aru
Omar
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Tore
Ameti Jute
Belem
Justice Kimberling Married Thursday in Fictitious Report
Reported wedding events include Justice Kimberling marrying Thursday in a ceremony at an office courthouse with Justice M French presiding. Separate notes mention Fictor Young fined for polygamy and a Thanksgiving service in Middleport, plus a divorce filing by Maddlewort Pomeroy seeking support and custody terms in a prior marriage.
Community club meeting features local speakers and judges
A damaged report notes a community club gathering Friday evening with speakers Troi Pomeroy and WMpolis, plus a panel including Doctor Holeer. Judge Bancis or Gatlpats Hig Johnson presided, with participation from Midilengpi officials and local dignitaries.
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Middleport
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Prominent local coach honored amid season push
A well known coach from the city received a district award this week as the team prepares for a key match. The ceremony highlighted career achievements and the program’s recent successes.
Ohio university approves coeds at fraternity houses
The Ohio University campus committee announces that entertained coeds at fraternity houses is now sanctioned with time rules aligned to university standards. President Bryan supports the move as progress toward individual freedom while upholding campus conventions.
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Ohio Universalty
EB B Bryan
Fraternity and Sorority
Ohio
Universis 4
Prius
Sore Legs Healed at Home Treatment Ad
An advertisement claims relief for sore legs using a home treatment. It mentions a free book offer and a contact avenue for interested readers. The copy references a person named Tay and a location in a town setting.
Queen Marie Makes Private Public Appearance Rush
The article describes Queen Marie's discreet public appearance during a stay, with students and crowds shouting greetings as the New York Central train departed on time. A high school girl expresses concern about her dress as the queen remains largely unseen.
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Maisie
Italians Approve Death Penalty After Bologna Attempt
In Rome the Senate passed a bill to revive the death penalty for assassins targeting the king regent queen crown prince or premier. The move followed the Bologna attempt on Premier Mussolini and now awaits the king's approval to become law.
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Chamber of Deputies
Ohio chest drive surpasses $1400 in donations
More than 1400 has been subscribed to the 10 Ohio chest drive, with about 109 men yet to be seen. Chairman Dave Todd reports difficulty locating men as some moved or left addresses at the registrar office. Cards will be mailed to those not yet contacted. closure hoped before Thanksgiving vacation.
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Middleport
Maxonic Hall
Western Star
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Dave Todd
American destroyer thwarts Nicaraguan liberal government bid
In Managua an American destroyer intervened to block a temporary attempt to form a revolutionary liberal government opposing President Adolfo Diaz. In Hollywood California John Fairbanks brother of Donelan Fairbanks and general manager of Fairbanks Pictures Corporation died after years of ill health and strokes.
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Cal
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Don Elan Fairbanks
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Shocking Biographical Book Withdrawn in London
London publishers of Whispering Galleries announce withdrawal of sale after author instructed removal. In Cincinnati, Martin Dalhover, 27, mechanic, arrested in connection with a jail break last night. he was taken to Burlington, Kentucky for questioning as two Dalhover brothers escaped.
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Former tire head out for control in Goodyear suit
Akron officials report Prank A. Lieberling once led Goodyear Tire and Rubber in a court battle to regain control from a New York banking bloc. Nine stockholders holding 9 percent seek to oust Clarence Inlion of New York and John Sherwin of Cleveland from leadership of Goodyear.
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Seiberling
Goodyear Company
Clarence Inilion
Jom S Sherwin
Cleveland
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