Auto Deaths In 1925 Set All Time Record
The year 1925 is described as setting an all time record for auto deaths amid peak vacation travel. The article notes crowded roads, increased tourist traffic, and rising fatal crashes as travel expands across the United States. It cites improved roads, prosperity, and more automobiles as factors, while authorities struggle to curb deaths despite efforts.
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Romert
Aftaira
Aouth
Caat
Tropvie
America
United States
TATE BUILDING TANGLE UP AGAIN
A chaotic dispute over a $4,000,000 state office building pits officials including Auditor Donshey and Senator J. J. Voryn against arranging commissions. The wrangle stretches into midnight, with leadership shifts and contemplated moves to appoint successors amid highway and public works upheaval in Ohio.
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Vorys Hunt
Ohio
Ing
Enor “Donshey
J. J Cy
C._C. Crabbe
J. J. Voryn
Franklin Dur
Eee
Ty Kirk
Maninger
Contencia
Permane
Boway
Han Bean
Saig
Fio Ty Ea
Anna
Boy Wins First at Livestock Fair in Greene County
Jarod Huston, 16, of Yellow Springs, led a strong showing at the Greene County fair, earning top honors with his heifer in the open class and capturing multiple firsts in club work. He also earned high placement at Clark County fair, signaling a notable rise as a competitive young breeder.
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Sybombus
Jarod Huston
Yellow Springs
Ndeaualfcaton
Huson
Clark Co
Greene ‘Co Fale
Antey
Clase
County Picnic Planned for Saturday by Starkey Grange
A county picnic is scheduled for Saturday under Starkey Grange Promociation at the fairgrounds. Congressman John McSweeney will preside. The day features stunts, a 1 piece orchestra from Jackson, and multiple races and contests with two prizes each.
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Starkee Grange and Promociation
Tk Fairgrounds
John Mcsweeney
Tehe
Jackson Two
Zen
Guinen
Conten
Pope
Starkey
Sara A. Smith
Plain
Twor
A. Starkey
Cane Ton
Bart Kitsmilier
Canton
Howard
Wilson
Nimbsnitlen
John Motta
Onnabure
John Brenner
Lawrence Why
Woman Files $110,000 Damage Suit After Car Crash
Pittsburgh resident Elwood B. McKensie is sued for 110000 in damages over an automobile collision near Clayton North Carolina in June 2034. Mrs. Cooper, severely injured, alleges recklessness and negligent operation of the car. Attorney Michael Sophrin represents the plaintiff.
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Elwood B. McKensie
Pany McKensie
Pittsburgh
Pitman Nid
Clayton
N. 3
McKensie
Cooper
Michael Sophrin
UTO Caught by Safety Gate. Vehicle Damaged on Crossing
Dewey Williams told police he always stops or crosses carefully but was caught between safety gates on Starket Street near the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. His Ford coupe struck and damaged the sunroof, hood, and radiator as the gates were over the roadway.
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Dewey Williams
Ade
Starket
Penna
Ania
Postal deficit rises to 37 thousand in fiscal report
The Postal Service reports a deficit of about 37 thousand dollars for the fiscal year ending June 20. The figure reflects higher payroll costs for postal employees and related increases.
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Elvina
Safety Campaign Aims to Boost Canton Police Safety
Safety Director James Roberta outlines plans for a Canton safety campaign with police, emphasizing week long efforts and future announcements. Canton Automobile Club joins in cooperation to support the initiative.
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James Roberta
Canton
Canton Automobile Club
Sree
Ohio Educator on Chautauqua Program Canton Speaker
The big Chautauqua tent for 1,800 people will stand on the city grounds at Sixth Street SW and Sehsover Avenue SW. Charles W. Cookson, a renowned Ohio educator, is among speakers, with 36 years in school work and a role on the Central Ohio Teachers association executive committee. He holds degrees from Wooster and Ohio Universities and formerly led Franklin schools, discussing home training for children.
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Moelle
Charles W. Cookson
Ohio
Canton
Central Ohio Teachers” Association
Wooster and
Ono
Franklin
Spanish Societies to Hold Picnic in Canton
The United Spanish Societies of Canton, calling themselves Centro Hispano Americano, plan their annual picnic at Boldl's farm on 8th St extension. A decorated car parade, prize floats, a soccer football contest, and a festive program with races and a Spanish Bull Fight are scheduled, with about 2000 attendees expected and specials to carry prizes from the southwest and southeast city areas.
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Canton
United ‘Spanish Societies
Centro Hispano Americano
Boldl
Reedenta
Ater
Police search continues for missing boy Mike Luterho
Police extend hunt for eight-year-old Mike Luterho of 106 Cherry Street SE amid several days of disappearance. Mother disputed initial reports saying the case is a hoax and insists he will return home in the evening.
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Mike Luterho
106
Cherry
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