Nelsonville man wed in Cincinnati. Glouster sale fails
Harry Harris, former Nelsonville young man, married Rose Miller of Cincinnati in that city last Sunday. Harris, now proprietor of the Golden Rule Store in Cincinnati, is brother of Robert Harris of Glouster who attended the wedding. In Glouster, the late Fred Brunton’s estate failed to sell after no bids, the third offering, with sale to be renewed after mining prospects in the valley improve.
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Nelsonville
Fred Brunton
Cincinnati
Glouster
Harry Harris
Rose Miller
Harris
Robert Harris
Golden Rule
James Brunton
George W. Rose
Wedding Invites Twenty Eight Tramps in Newmarket Poor House
In Newmarket England twenty eight residents of the poor house were invited to the wedding of Misa Dora Buckler and Charles A. Bitch indicating a notable social gesture amid humble circumstances.
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Newmarket
Eng
Misa Dora Buckler
Charles A. Bitch
Ed Davis Jr Fractures Arm At School Play
Ed Davis Jr eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Davis Sr fractured his left elbow while playing at school Thursday. He was taken to Doctor Danford's office where the fracture was set and reduced.
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Glouster
Relief Reaches Sunday Creek Valley From Columbus
The first small shipment of relief for the needy in the Sunday Creek valley arrived Thursday by express from Columbus. The goods were billed to the centralized headquarters in Glouster, with the miners relief committee meeting today to decide further action after limited solicitation.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Columbus
Miners’ Relief Committee
Mrs John McCreanor to Visit St Francis Hospital for Exam
Mrs John McCreanor will go to St Francis hospital in Columbus on Sunday afternoon for an examination and may remain for treatment. She will be accompanied to the hospital by Mr McCreanor.
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Glouster
John McCreanor
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
McCreanor
Christian Workers to Meet at Church of Christ Tonight
The Christian Workers group gathers at the Church of Christ this evening at 7 30 led by Mrs M M LeFavor and Mrs E J Eddy with an extra good program promised unsure details provided by the local report notes.
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Christian Workers
Convict’s Wife Plans Divorce To Marry New Husband
Ohio inmate Nick De Santos, serving life, agrees to divorce so his wife can wed another man. In a wall visit, she outlines plans as she explains she already has a next husband chosen who will care for De Santos’s two kids, while she risks losing prison visits.
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Columbus
Nick de Santos
Ohio
Miss Thomas
Nick
Local travelers return from Detroit and Modoc visits
E. E. Drury and Alfred Morris Sr. spent a week in Detroit with Mr. Morris's son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. William Hines. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Connor ended a Modoc visit with Mrs. Connor's parents and returned home to Chicago, accompanied by Mrs. Orr.
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E. E. Drury
Alfred Morris, Sr
Detroit
Mr. Morris
William Hines
Alfred Connor
Modoc
September Council Meeting Set for 7 PM
Glouster residents are told the last regular council meeting of September will convene at the city building at 7 o'clock this evening. No major business is expected to be addressed according to current indications.
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Glouster
Relief From Heat Wave Promised Across Ohio
A weatherman forecasts relief from the heat as a cooling trend moves through Ohio. Rain is expected tonight, offering a break from high temperatures across the state.
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Ohio
Ohio heat wave breaks as rain moves in
Columbus reports a drop in heat as weather charts show rain clouds moving east from Chicago. Forecaster W H Alexander predicts rain by Friday night after a 93 degree official high and sun thermometers around 103. He notes the heat wave rivals September 1897.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Alexander
United States Weather Bureau
Chicago
Alexander
Mercury
September Warmth Saves Ohio Corn Crop
A harsh winter gave way to a mild summer with a recent heat wave, but corn thrived as warm September days rescued the Ohio corn crop from near destruction after a lean August.
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Ohio
Royal Wind sor Monoplane Flight From Old Orchard
Old Orchard Me September 16 monoplane Royal Wind sor with pilots Phil Wood and C A Duke Schiller took off from Old Orchard Beach at 8 59 a m EDT today bound for Windsor Ont.
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Old Orchard
Royal Windsor
Phil Wood
C. A. (Duke) Schiller
Old Orchard Beach
Windsor
Ont
Rockslide tragedy halts runner in Cripple Creek
George Sarek sprinted 800 yards to escape a rockslide in Cripple Creek but was overtaken and crushed to death. The incident occurred during a foreground chase as debris fell along the hillside, with responders declaring him dead at the scene.
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Cripple Creek
George Sarek
Student aviator electrocuted in East Perth crash
Herbert Wilson, a student pilot, was killed when his aircraft struck an overhead electric cable in East Perth. The fatal accident occurred during a flight, with authorities investigating the connection between the plane and the power line.
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Melbourne
Herbert Wilson
East Perth
Teenage suspect admits three-house robbery in St Louis
In St Louis a 16 year old, Fred Wing, who tried to sell a platinum ring for a dollar, was held for inquiry and confessed to robbing three houses.
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ST. Louis
Fred Wing
Chiropractor jailed over license fine in Columbus
In Columbus on September 16 Dr. Harriet A. Clemens a chiropractor served 18 days in jail rather than pay a $100 fine for practicing medicine without a license.
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Columbus
Harriet A. Clemens
Mystery surrounds death of contractor William K Armstrong
Police reported the body of William K Armstrong 47 president of Arm strong Contracting found in a car with windows closed and exhaust pipe opened. The death is being treated as a mystery as investigators inspect the scene in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
William K. Arm. Strong
Armstrong Contracting Company
Ashes over wife's grave directive shocks Bournemouth
In Bournemouth England Gerald Graham directed in his will that his ashes be scattered over his wife's grave. The unusual provision draws attention to a disputed personal request amid probate proceedings in the region.
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Bournemouth
Eng
Gerald Graham
New Face Powder MELLOGIO Gains Popularity
D. Zenner Co announces MELLOGIO a new French Process face powder described as a youthful shade that resists perspiration, won’t dry skin, sticks well and lasts longer without clogging pores, promising marvelous beautifying results.
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D. Zenner Co
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