Shenandoah Fate Spurs New Prosperity in Noble County
In Caldwell Ohio on September 8, crowds flock to Shenandoah disaster sites as farmers face mounting ad mission fees for wreckage. While lands suffer, Noble County sees revived business across hotels restaurants gas stations auto repair shops drugstores and more with Labor Day crowds returning and prices holding steady.
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Noble
Guernsey
Shenandoah
Noble County
Nobile County
Billy
Man Kills Partner and Wounds Woman in Oklahoma
In Poteau Oklahoma L E Carmichael Thrasher's partner shot and killed the Arkansas Telephone Co manager and seriously wounded Miss Mayme Fries chief operator after a business dispute. Fries received six bullet wounds and Thrasher five. all shots aimed at Thrasher.
Prominent Woman Dies from Gas Poisoning in Rochester
Mrs. Harriette E. Crittenden, 48, wife of F Austin Crittenden and social leader, was found dead in her East Avenue apartment from gas poisoning. Coroner Maggio said coffee boiled over, extinguishing the flame, and a bellboy or errand boy alerted the building superintendent to the accidental death.
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Rochester
Harriette IE. Crittenden
F. Austin Crittenden
East Avenue
Maggio
Mikman
Russian union backs Polzounov as first steam engine inventor
The Central Committee of the Russian engineers union declares Tyan Ivanovitch Polzounov built the first working steam engine. Polzounov reportedly submitted full plans with a medal to Catherine the Great in 1763, six years before James Watt secured his patents following the invasion.
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Moscow
James Walt
Central Committee
Russian Trade Union of Engineers
Tyan Ivanovitch Polzounov
Polzounov
Catherine the Great
Rusko
James Watt
Woman Drowns in Swartswood Lake Amid Rescue Efforts
Mrs. Anna M. Devellis of New York drowned at Swartswood Lake after falling from a row boat with her husband Thomas who unsuccessfully tried to save her. He jumped in to rescue her and pulled her to shore as two other youths in a separate boat reached them.
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Swartswood
N. J
Anna M. Devellis
New York
Swartswood Lake
Thomas
Debella
Federation eyes home for retired federal workers
Boston September 8 AP The National Federation of Federal Employees adopted a resolution authorizing its executive council to study creating a home for retired federal employees. The preamble says retirement allowances are inadequate and unsafe for health and well being.
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Boston
National Federation of Federal Employes
Executive Council
How to Advertise Brass Explained by Manager Guion
A D Guion advertising manager of Bridgeport Brass spoke at the noonday luncheon of the Advertising Club at the Hotel Stratfield on Tuesday. He outlined copy styles for brass ads and illustrated with mounted specimens from series such as The History of Sugar The History of Plumbing and the Architectural Series. He highlighted brass advantages and its romance. The club’s summer meetings were engaging and productive and fall winter plans are being prepared by the program committee.
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A.D. Guion
Bridgeport Brass Company
Advertising Club
Stratfield
Guion
Bridgeport Men Held in Danbury Auto Crash
Robert Quinn of Bridgeport and George Heylanger of the city are under arrest after an early morning collision on the Danbury Brewster road. Bail set at $20 each. hearing scheduled tomorrow. Quinn charged with motor-vehicle violations. Heylanger with speeding and reckless driving.
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Danbury
Robert Qunn
Bridgeport
George Heylanger
Brewster
N. C
Ghien
Quinn
Heylanger
Banker Cromwell Suffering Brain Concussion in New Jersey
Seymour Ts Cromwell of Mendham New Jersey banker and brother in law of Senator Arthur Whitney Republican candidate for governor lies in a private Morristown hospital with a concussion of the brain. Doctors report he is progressing favorably after a fall or being thrown from a horse near the Elisa estate at Bernardeville last Sunday. Cromwell led the New York Stock Exchange as president for three years before retirement and belongs to Carlisle Mellick & Company of New York City.
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Morristown
N. J
Seymour Ts. Cromwell
Mendham
New York
Arthur Whitney
Cromwell
Elisa
Bernardeville
New York Stock Exchange
Carlisle, Mellick & Company
New York City
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