First Wolf of the Season Killed Near Blackwell
A pack of greyhounds captured and killed the season’s first wolf in Blackwell Iowa on October 28. Local authorities reported no further details.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1919
Page
7
State meeting of rural police opened today
The Ohio State Protective Association began its twentieth annual session at the First Christian church in a two day meeting. About 150 delegates from across the state attended with a public program planned for 8 o'clock this evening.
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Ohio Protective Association
Athens
Ohio State Protective Association
First Christian Church
James G. Miller
Ohio
America
Land of the
Free
Miller
Troop Three Scouts Earn Merit Badges At Meeting
Troop Three held a Monday evening program as first class scouts gathered. Bart Foley led Lion patrol with six merit badges and forty four points. Wilbur Imes earned two badges. Veno Shaffer and Denzil Robinson each earned badges.
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Bart Foley
Lion Patrol
Wilbur Imes
Veno Shaffer
Denzil Robinson
M. E. Church
Regu
Dwight Haney
De Wees Children Sent to County Home After Family Tragedy
Ruth De Wees, 15, and her three younger siblings are sent to the Children's Home by Probate Judge Phillips amid their father Hamilton De Wees facing a charge of criminally knowing his daughter. The move aims to place the children in a caring home, neighbors express mixed sorrow and hope for better prospects. The siblings include a two year old baby and have lived in a humble Marshfield house, with neighbors bidding them farewell as they depart for Athens.
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de Wees
Ruth de Wees
Phillips
Hamilton de Wees
Ruth
C. O. Moore
New Marshfield
Athens
Tam
Marshfield
Belgian King Albert and entourage visit Washington Capitol
The Belgian king Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold attend a formal reception in the Senate and House. King Albert’s address praises U S Belgium friendship while lawmakers and diplomats applaud. The royal party moves through ceremonial greetings and then departs for the next stop.
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Washington
Congress of America
Albert
Belgium
Senate
House
Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
United States
Lodge
Supreme Court
Senator Cummins
Cummins
Chamber
Hitchcock
Penrose
King Albert
Iowa
Germany
Monarch Guest Visits Chamber In Historic Precedent
Speaker Gillett recalls the chamber’s first royal visit as an honored guest, praising the sovereign whose royalty is overshadowed by heroism and noting the new precedent set by this occasion.
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Gillett
Belgian King and Queen Visit White House Amid President Wilson’s Illness
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium called on President Wilson at the White House for a brief informal audience with Mrs. Wilson while doctors reported no change in the president's condition. The royal couple met Margaret Wilson and left after twenty minutes as medical briefings continued.
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Don FE. Chamberlain
United Press
Washington
White House
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
Wilson
Grayson
Ruffian
Stitt
Steamship and Shipping Board Plan to End Longshoremen Strike
New York October 28 steamship officials and United States shipping board officials were to meet to ratify a plan to break the four week long strike by sixty thousand longshoremen. The proposal includes housing and feeding loyal dock workers in pierside huts to keep operations going. Monetary losses after three weeks exceed 200 million dollars as the harbor remains closed.
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New York
United States Shipping Board
Explosion in Pemberton Coal Mine Injures Equipment
In Raleigh county West Virginia three mining machines and three pumps exploded in the Pemberton Fuel Company mine on Sunday. The blast was not discovered until Monday and no lives were lost according to a report from the governor's office in Charleston.
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Huntington
W. VA
Pemberton Fuel Company
Pemberton
Raleigh County
Charleston
Max Rubin Fined $300 for Bootlegging in Martins Ferry
Martins Ferry Ohio October 28 Max Rubin former saloon keeper was arrested and fined 300 dollars for selling whiskey to customers in violation of Prohibition era laws.
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Martins Ferry
Max Rubin
Election Hours Set for Columbus Polls
Secretary of State Smith ruled that central standard time governs election hours. Polls will open at 6:30 A.M. and close at 5:30 P.M. next Tuesday to settle disputes among election boards.
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Columbus
Smith
Stanard
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