Bond Issue Delayed as Weybrecht Poisoning Report Shocks City
Local news reports Colonel C. C. Weybrecht’s death by poisoning prompting delays in a 400,000 school bond issue. Lane and the board consider legal steps, with a vote possible at the November election. The board may redraw or delay funds for Kinley High and related school projects as legal reviews proceed.
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Olonel C. C. Weybrecht
Lane
Braun
Toledo
Acto
Educat
Kinleygh
Squires, Sanders & the
C. A. Flake
Stel
Sebring Woman Victim Canton Waiter Dead After Dinner
A dinner at Lakeside Country Club near Canton ends in tragedy as Sebring woman Mrs Gabris dies followed by her husband and Col Weybrecht and Mrs Sharer and three others critically ill. Doctors state several will not live through the day while Mrs Sharer survives paralyzed. Funeral details and reorganization of Ohio Adjutant General’s office await announcement.
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Alliance
Charles C. Weybrecht
Helen Gahris
Sebring
Robert Jennings
George Pf SE
Canton
John Hl. Sharer
Lakeside Country Club
Gabris
Col. Weybrecht
Wid
W. He Morgan
Aallot Ur. Brush
Davis
Sharer
William
Porte
Salem
Gabria Ln
Weybrecht
Gerlach
Towater
Robberies at South Station Reported Breakthrough
A damaged clipping describes a bold break at South Station with thieves getting through an external wall and stealing about 1 00 000 in cash and $3 000 in other items. The incident prompted a police search and pointed to possible gang involvement. No injuries or suspects confirmed at this time.
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South Station
Ager
Col Weybrecht Remembered as Daddy of His Regiment
Major Herve W. Miner recalls Colonel Weybrecht known as the Old Man to his men and the Daddy of the regiment. He praises Weybrecht for welfare efforts, better protection and clothing for troops, and his leadership from Camp Sheridan to overseas duty with the 44th Infantry during World War I.
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Col. Weybrecht
Charles €. Weybrech
Kepe
Camp Sheridan
Alabama
Nome
President Wilson Takes Lead in Fight Over Shantung Amendment
Washington August 26 1919 President Wilson has taken charge of the fight against the Shantung amendment to the peace treaty following an unexpected long conference. Senators believe he will press the issue vigorously as the debate over the German concession and Far East terms continues.
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United Ha
Washington
Wilson
Shantung
Ranson
North Dakota
Water improvements rushed finance plan approved by voters
The water commission authorized $750,000 to fund city water system upgrades including a new Dan Sith farm basin, a northeast end station, and related engineering work. Construction aims to begin soon with most work expected by early summer, to ensure a 30 year domestic supply.
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Aus
W. R. Zollinger
Water Communion
Maine
Dan Sith
Progres
Fragments Hint at Leather Shop Ady Appearances
A cropped reading notes a Leather shop appearance occurring on a Thursday with an unspecified day and time before 5 pm. The fragment limits clarity on location or event details.
Girl Lures Russ Patriot To Doom In Moscow Murder Trial
A chaotic report describes a case involving a female lure leading a Russ Patriot to his death amid anti Bolshevik activity. Witnesses detail murder plots, prisoner complicity, and claims of American citizenship for one suspect.
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Russ Patriot
Our League
Ruslana
Araasjem
Ler Bymanne
United States Legation i Iie
14 Year Old Boy Killed in Miner Strike Clash
Springfield reports a fatal clash after factional miners strikes turned violent near Montour Coal. Pickets blocked mine access, revolvers bricks and clubs were used, and shots were fired until police and deputies dispersed the mob. Local notices offer auctions and community events including a Thayer Band open-air concert.
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Springfield
Montour
Cherufs
Northeast Fire Station Bond Resolution Adopted
Cornall Monday night adopted a resolution authorising issuance of 426 000 in bonds for the erection of a new fire station at Monroeay and Throw City Auditor Bare will proceed with bond issuance immediately Director Hamaker likely to oversee related plans and film project details block the copy tree at host w Huge Shae
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Monroeay
Immedio Bately
Hamaker
Police Shootout Leaves One Officer Dead. Man Wounded
A gunfight erupted during a drive against alleged bootleggers. One patrolman was killed and a second officer seriously injured as they exchanged fire with suspects. Prosecutors consider additional charges as the operation continues.
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Nan
Fate ‘Betnons
Anton Athe
Iter Rade
Taylor Attacks Street Policy On Council Dispute
Service Director Zanx wan faced Monday night questions about street and alley policy amid claims council committee members were unaware of actions. Councilman Homan defended Zink as tensions rose over resident complaints and budget handling while residents and street owners voiced grievances.
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Zanx Wan
Seventh Ward
Cinders Taylor Ania
Depar Zink
Taylor
tn'Zink
Delogstion
St the Ey
Assessaeco Sein
Physicians Say Wood Alcohol Caused Deaths
A doctor notes multiple victims died from wood alcohol poisoning after consuming food at a party. Symptoms included paralysis, blurred vision, inability to speak or swallow, with repeated cases suggesting intentional adulteration.
Charge Germans With Massacres In Debated Land
In Poland reports, editors challenge German charges of massacres in Upper Silesia. The dispatches allege German forces drove residents from Milenar while asserting plebiscite pressures shape policy. Corroboration remains unverified amid wartime tension and political debate.
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Poland
Toda
Milenar
Upper Silesia
Tereie
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