La Follette Jr. Wins Wisconsin Senate Seat by Large Margin
Milwaukee reports Robert M. La Follette Jr. defeats Ditsmar Bruce and other candidates to succeed his father as U.S. Senator. With 2,377 of 2,692 precincts in, La Follette leads by about 150000 votes, carrying most counties and dismissing independent Edward Ditsmar and other challengers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
United States
Wisconsin
la Follette
Ditsmar
Bruce
Work
Bauman
Bobby
Drought Grim in Southeast Ohio Farms and Dairies
The region and most of Southeastern Ohio reported severe drought since late June. East Bridge station measured less than three inches, with impacts including brown pastures, milk shortages, and crop losses from fruit to corn. Farmers warn fall rains are urgently needed to avert further damage.
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Ohio
East Bridge
Athens
C. N. France
Hocking River
Bor
France
Hocking
Drouth
Bishop Brown Secretly Consecrated in Old Catholic Church
Chicago reports Bishop Wm Montgomery Brown of Galion was secretly consecrated as an Old Catholic bishop two months ago. Dr Joseph McCabe said Brown will not be unfrocked regardless of Episcopal verdict, noting Old Catholic apostolic succession is recognized by many Christian orders.
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Chicago
Wm. Montgomery Brown
Galion
College of Bishops
New Orleans
Chito
Joseph McGabe
Brown
Ohio
Aodaa
McCabe
Alexander
Signed pledge for 2 million to world aquarium in Grant Park
In Chicago yesterday Jona G Sheagy signed an agreement pledging 2 million dollars to a world aquarium at Grant Park. The note frames philanthropy across the country with calls to return wealth to the people and cites figures linked to Rockefeller fortunes and Henry Ford’s generosity.
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Chicago
Jona G. Sheagy
Eedeee
Grant Park
Sestaq
United States
Mr Shedd Gift Spurs Public Exhibition Plans
Fragmentary text notes a gift from Mr. Shedd likely funding a public exhibition. Mentions increased supply and a page four continuation with the phrase strange fTurn.
Mitchell Denounces Navy for Shenandoah Disaster
Col. Billy Mitchell attacked the Navy over the Shenandoah disaster and the PN-9 Honolulu flight, calling the flight illegal and the Navy’s management bungling. He accused air arm leaders of smothering aviation and urged an independent air corps with expert support to counter first class powers. He branded the arctic MacMillan expedition haphazard and warned of coercion at the hearing.
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Washington
Billy” Mitchell
Air Board
Navy Department
Shenandoah
Honolulu
Mitchell
A. S
Air Arm
America
Mnia
United Air Corps
E Gay
Navy
MacMillan
Arctic
Tropics
Atlantic Sea Board
Air Force
Army
War Department
Representative Vinson
Georgia
Weather Expert Advised Dirigible Change Course
Lieutenant Joseph B. Anderson, aerologist aboard the Shenandoah, testified to a naval court of inquiry that one hour before the Ohio storm hit, he advised a course change which Commander Lansdowne refused to follow. He said later weather recommendations were voted down by the crew.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Henandoah
Ohio
Joseph B. Anderson
Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Naval Court of Inquiry
Anderson
Day Leaders of Nation Gather in Columbus Meeting
Plans for upcoming Anti Saloon League of America activities will be discussed at a Columbus executive committee session at the new Neil house. Present were Rev. A. D. Barton Kansas City chair man Wayne B Wheeler Washington general counsel Dr Earnest H Cherrington Westerville secretary and James A White Columbus former superintendent of the Ohio Anti-Baloon league.
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Columbus
Anti- Saloon League of America
League
New Neil House
A. d. Barton
Kansas City
Wayne B. Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Earnest H. Cherrington
Westerville
James A. White
Veterans reunion to care for older Civil War vets
The Daughters of Veterans of Glouster will provide meals and lodging for Civil War veterans attending the 63rd Ohio regiment reunion Friday. Veterans of other wars may attend as guests but will not be fed or housed.
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Daughters of Veterans of
Oil Man Shot While Hunting Squirrels
Edward Burns a Canton oil operator, 40, was wounded by a employee, J T Helwick, who mistook him for a squirrel during a hunting trip in Noble County. Burns remained under care likely at Cambridge Hospital after first aid.
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Caldwell
Edward Burns
Canton
Cambridge
Burns
J. T. Helwick
Noble County
Helwick
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Barn in Wesley Township
In Marietta on September 30 a large stock barn on Mrs. G. W. Graham farm in Wesley township was destroyed by fire suspected to be spontaneous combustion. Located near Bartlett off the state road, the blaze claimed livestock and farm products with an estimated loss of 4000 dollars, partially insured.
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Marietta
Anti-Saloon League Plans Chicago Youth Meeting
The Anti-Saloon League of America will visit Chicago to reach the nation’s youth with its prohibition message. Bishop Thomas Nicholson declares renewed church support for the campaign as the league targets schools universities and the press to extend its reach beyond previous efforts.
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Chicago
Anti-saloon League of America
America
Thomas Nicholson
Anti-Baloon League of America
Bever
League
Federal Council of Churches of America
Ohio Governor refusals extradition request
Governor Donahey announced he would not honor West Virginia's request to extradite C. M. Truax, formerly of Delphos, accused of stealing $5,000 from the Del-Carmen Investment corporation in Bluefield. The move marks a dispute over debt collection claims and interstate legal action.
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SAVE
Ohio
Columbus
Donahey
West Virginia
C. M. Truax
Delphos
Del-Carmen Investment Corporation
Bluefield
Susie Rector Case Sparks Cincinnati Suit
In Cincinnati on September 30 a suit challenges the claim of Mrs Susie Rector against farmer Cleves resident Charles W Hoffman. The complaint says Rector, who milks nineteen cows and handles housework, was called lady after a long day and seeks resolution of the dispute.
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Cincinnati
Charles W. Hoffman
Susie
Cleves
Knee muffs gain vogue as cold weather nears
The Cincinnati Times-Star notes a trend toward feminine styles with knee muffs expected to appear as winter approaches, signaling a fashion shift for cold months.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Times-Star
Mitchell Frank About Air Force History Fragment
A garbled historical fragment references Mitchell Frank, air service, and aviation. It mentions the United States and airplanes, hinting at early air force context and wartime themes, but specifics and coherent facts are unreadable.
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Mitchell Frank
AIR Force
Hop crop quick disposal sparks new malt syrup home brew
Report from Seattle Washington notes a malt syrup invention that simplifies home brewing and reduces the aroma. It claims only 16 000 bales of hops remain with domestic and Canadian demand rising as major manufacturers buy hops for the new syrup used in home brewing.
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Seattle
Wask
Oregon
Old Soldier and Son Principals in Tragic Scene
In Melilla on Sept 30 a Spanish veteran once condemned as a traitor faced a grim drama of devotion. Jiminez Arroyo, an ex colonel, learned his son Julio, a lieutenant, was mortally wounded after Morro Nuevo capture. The father asked to see him. General Primo de Rivera granted permission. Arroyo arrived as his son died and tried to kill himself but was restrained.
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Melilla
Morocco
Spain
Adlu
Jimines Arroyo
Chafarinas
Jiminez Arroyo
Julio
Morro Nuevo
Primo de Rivera
Arroyo
Appeals Court Meets in Athens County Courthouse
The Court of Appeals of the Fourth Appellate District of Ohio convenes in the Athens county courthouse to review five appeal cases eight error cases and five liquor cases. Judges presiding are Edwin D. Gayre of Athens Wm H Middleton of Waverly and Roscoe J Matick of Gallipolis.
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Court of Appeals
Fourth Appelate District of
Ohio
Athens County Court House
Edwin D. Gayre
Athens
Wm. H. Middleton
Waverly
Roscoe J. Matick
Gallipolis
Wife takes blame in liquor case. pool room fined
The wife pleaded guilty in Magistrate W. Merwig’s court to liquor at home and was fined $100 and costs as her husband resigned. Bert Smathers and George Coombs owners of a Buchtel pool room were fined fifty dollars and costs after seventeen men were arrested for gambling. remaining men paid one dollar and costs. Desault and battery charged against Ben Edward in Magistrate Helwig’s court. he pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury after a $300 bond.
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W. Merwig
Nes
Bert Smathers
George Coombs
Grand Jury to Review 100 Cases at Athens Court House
The Athens county grand jury will convene October 6 at the county court house and review about 100 cases. Over 177 witnesses have been subpoenaed to appear. Jurors summoned include Ellis Covert, E Z Foster, Charles E Chase, O O Bryson, J H Cunningham, Raymond G Cook, Edward Hawk, G E Wryatt, A P Hines and others.
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Grand Jury
Athens County Court House
Ellis Covert
York Township
E. Z. Foster
Troy
Charles E. Chase
Alexander
O. O. Bryson
Rome
J. H. Cunningham
Canaan
Raymond G. Cook
Edward
Fragmentary Names Surface in Obscure Listing
A mangled OCR fragment lists names and places such as Crawferé Canean Pelee ter well Athens and L. B. Batley along with firms W. & Woolett York Ha Std tel tah. Three beta roy appear unclear. No coherent event or action is discernible.
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Crawferé
Canean
Pelee Ter Well
Athens
L. B. Batley
Thage
W. & Woolett
York
Beta Roy
Rabies Scare Boosts Caution After Dog Bite Incident
Telegraphic verdict reports a rabies scare in Athens county with a dog bite linked to a Pasteur treatment. Physicians say one person is improving and out of danger while the bite case prompts the alert to tie up dogs for a likely thirty day observation period to prevent further infections.
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Athens County
French start new offensive against Rif forces
French forces under Marshal Petain launched a major offensive against the Rif tribes at Sept 80 near Fry. The operation, described as a preliminary push, seized the heights of Korkour establishing momentum for a larger push in the campaign.
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Fry
Pfrench' Foress
Marshal Petain
Perrage
Korkour
Scalers Face Federal Fines for World Series Ticket Sales
Federal agents will join Pittsburgh police to curb illegal sale of World Series baseball tickets. A 60 percent tax applies to tickets sold over 60 cents above face value. Failure to pay the tax carries fines up to 10,000 dollars or imprisonment up to five years.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Pittsburgh
Women Run This Town in England
A fragment from a Sept. 29 report notes women in the village lead local tax collection duties and manage town affairs. The piece highlights women assuming responsibility in daily governance and financial tasks.
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England
Smuggling of Grain Over Border Sparks Rail Dispute
Reports from the Northwest allege farmers are moving Canadian wheat across the border to dodge duties. Canadian wheat priced twenty cents higher than American, creating a wide price gap and financial incentive for cross-border shipments.
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New York
Rescue Work for Day Halted by Bad Weather
In New London officials halt rescue operations as storms prevent access to the submarin' wreck. A slim hope centers on the chief radio man and possible air pockets, while crews continue search efforts despite dangerous conditions.
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The fragment appears garbled and unclear with no coherent events, people, or organizations identifiable. No readable details to summarize into a factual two-line record.
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