Serious Auto Accident on Rutland Road
A mid–day collision on Rutland road between a Liberty car driven by R. T. West and a Ford driven by Mrs. John Larkin overturned the Ford in a field. Injured include Mrs. John Larkin, her son, Mrs. J. B. Giles, Mrs. Howard Johnson, and Mrs. Bern Dunlap and her son. Johnson and Giles sustain broken collars bones.
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Rutland Road
Thomas Forkbridge
Rutland
R. T. West
Essex Mine
John Larkin
J. B. Giles
Howard Johnson
Bern Dunlap
Johnson
Giles
Nobody Home Today Hits Pomeroy During Meigs County Fair
Report notes no one at home in Pomeroy as residents head to Rock Springs for the Meigs County fair. Mentions a broken rib and a badly wrecked Ford machine in the same field.
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Ford
Pomeroy
Rock Springs
Meigs County
Rutland and Pomeroy Clash at Syracuse Grounds Sunday
The Pomeroy baseball club meets Rutland at King's Park Syracuse this Sunday. Rutland's batteries are Grim and Carson with Hawkins. pitching for Pomeroy will be Cundiff or Swyers with Negsel behind the plate.
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Rutland
Pomeroy
Syracuse Grounds
King’s Park
Syracuse
Carson
Hawkins
Cundiff
Swyers
Negselroad
Mason City pair wed in probate court marriage
Charles H. Mason aged 21 of Mason City West Virginia and Lulu M. Francis aged 18 of Middleport were granted a license to wed and married in the probate court rooms on Wednesday forenoon by Justice Stephen Martin.
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Charles H. Mason
Mason City
W. Va
Lulu M. Francis
Middleport
Stephen Martin
Great Lakes Mining Buys Thomas Coal Property
The Great Lakes Mining Company reportedly purchased the Thomas Coal property at Bowman's Run as part of development in the Syracuse coal field. The move is said to enable a straight drive in the mining project.
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Great Lakes Mining CO
Thomas Mining
Syracuse
Great Lakes Mining Company
Thomas Coal
Bowman’s Run
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
A nurse from East Rochester New York praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for stamina bladder relief and lighter symptoms. She recommends the root and herb remedy to young women with painful irregular periods backache and related issues and invites letters for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
East Rochester
N. Y
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Coal East Of Syracuse Mine Extends Underground Reach
A mining report notes coal deposits stretch into the extensive block east of the Syracuse area mine area. No injuries reported as crews assess the deeper tunnel works and potential extraction prospects are evaluated by onsite geologists and company engineers.
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Syracuse
Beahrs Declared Sheriff Winner After Recount in Meigs County
Meigs County board of deputy state supervisors of elections completed a recount showing George R Beahrs with a 26 vote lead over Wilbur A Reeves. Beahrs gained 22 votes from ten precincts while Reeves gained one in Middleport second ward. Final tally 900 to 880. Reeves had filed as independent prior to recount.
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Meigs County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
George R. Beahrs
Wilbur A. Reeves
Reeves
Beahrs
Long Bottom
Middleport
Fourth Ward
Pageville
Portland
Rutland
Rutland Village
Silver Run
Salem
Election Board
Middleport Man Accidentally Shoots Wife
A man named Frank Harpold accidently shot his wife at about five o clock Tuesday evening while preparing a hunting gun in Middleport. The bullet struck her lower limb and she was taken to Holzer hospital in Gallipolis where doctors amputated the leg between knee and ankle.
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Middleport
Frank Harpold
Harpold
Holzer, Hospital
Gallipolis
Fridley Granted Divorce from Tina Fridley
J. A. Fridley received a divorce from Tina Fridley on Tuesday on the grounds of wilful absence.
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J. A. Fridley
Tina Fridley
Brown spots on face and influenza recovery advice
A reader asks about external treatment for brown facial spots and connects fatigue to influenza. The advisor suggests pineapple juice for skin, notes a medical exam is needed, and explains recovery varies from three to four weeks to an unclear period. Advice to consult a different doctor if progress stalls.
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Mrs. Thompson
Father Gives Blood to Soldier Son in France
James McLean volunteered a blood transfusion to save his son Lawrence who was gravely ill in France after all other cures failed. The heroic procedure revived him and his health is steadily improving toward full restoration.
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Lawrence
James McLean
France
Silence from Bryan in San Francisco on Cox nomination
In San Francisco, Mr. Bryan refrains from further comment as he argues Cox’s selection would hand the White House to those who defy government and law. He questions why any Democrat would back a nominee who would insult the nation’s conscience.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
San Francisco
Cox
White House
Attack Unexplained In Canton Neighborhood Shooting
Canton Ohio Sept 8 William Albrighton his wife and Miss Ida McDonald colored were shot and wounded near their home by two white men. Ten shots rang out from revolvers before the assailants fled. Police have not released further details.
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Canton, CO
William Albrighton
Ida McDonald
Albrighton
Freezone promises painless corn removal at tiny cost
An advertisement claims Freezone быстро relieves painful corns by applying a small amount to the affected area. It states the corn can be lifted off with fingers and promises no soreness or irritation, selling through druggists in a tiny bottle for a few cents.
Jazz Babies and lasting charm in courtship advice
The article argues beauty and dancing allure provide only temporary pleasure. It warns that lasting appeal rests on sweetness, character, and right living. A Jazz Baby may charm for a night, but true interest requires being genuinely interesting for exclusive companionship.
Editor testifies in court martial over attempted arrest
G. V. Sanders editor of the Houston Press testified at the court martial of Colonel Billy Mayfield. Sanders said he opposed military rule during the strike and described an alleged attempt by national guard lieutenants to arrest him in front of the Houston Country Club on August 21 as kidnapping. He stated no personal enmity toward Mayfield General Wolters or Governor Hobby.
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Galveston
Tex
Houston Press
G. V. Sanders
Billy Mayfield
Mayfield
Sanders
J. F. Wolters
Hobby. Sanders
J. A. Dempsey
R. E. Abbot
J. R. Smith
National Guard
Houston Country Club
Engage or end it Rose
Dear Rose asks if she should write or speak to a fiancé who has treated her poorly and fears a troubled marriage. A reader advises breaking the engagement unless he shows genuine change and loyalty, suggesting returning the ring and awaiting a sincere, earnest effort.
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Mrs. Thompson
Rose
Senator Harding Sees Oil Painting Gift at Fair
At the Minnesota state fair grounds an oil painting by a Minneapolis artist was presented to Senator and Mrs. Harding. Harding spoke of future art on farms and wage earners homes and told farm boys that opportunities for the farm boy have not passed.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Harding
Coburn's Minstrels Delight Cumberland Audience
Coburn's Minstrels showcased at the Maryland Theatre with strong singing and dancing performances. Charles Gand led the act with Eddie Horn and the Murray Trio delivering standout numbers, while Carl Cameron's Saxol Four impressed until a Chinatown collage finale. The Cumberland News calls the show well worth seeing at the Opera House Saturday matinee and night.
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Coburn
Maryland Theatre
Maryland
Charles Gand
Eddie Horn
Murray
Turner Brothers
Carl Cameron
Saxol
Chinatown
Cumberland News
Opera House
Ruling Loosened on Township Street Improvement Pact
In Columbus on September 8 the report states trustees may enter in agreement with authorities on street improvements. The note highlights an important ruling guiding future joint projects and funding mechanisms.
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Columbus
Ruling on street improvement funds cited by Attorney General
County commissioners seeking improvement of city streets along county road lines received a ruling from Attorney General John G. Price addressed to the Seneca County prosecuting attorney. The decision clarifies authority and funding pathways for inter-county infrastructure projects.
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John G. Price
Seneca County
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