Water flood strains Ohio towns as relief pours in
Ohio endures the worst flood in the valley with Dayton Canton Columbus Zanesville hit hard. Gov Cox declares high water records and federal aid in sanitation and martial law. Canton raises 21487.24 in three days for Dayton Columbus and Zanesville with food and clothing shipments, and local relief groups plan further help.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Dayton
Columbus
Hamilton
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Canton
Schilling
City Auditorium
Council Chamber
C. A. Dougherty
Massillon
J. H. Kenny
Cox
Morgan Was King of U S Finance
United Press reports the rise and fall of J Pierpont Morgan, detailing his influence on American finance, the 1907 panic, and his death in Rome at the Grand Hotel after a long illness. Other notes describe the strain from his 1907 testimony and reactions from European leaders and Morgan family members.
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United Press
New York
Morgan
America
Roosevelt
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Washington
Europe
Rome
J. Pierpont Morgan
Grand Hotel
London
Herbert L. Satterlee
Giuseppe Bastianelli
M. Allen Starr
G. A. Dixon
Satterlees
Satterlee
Paris
Vorgan
Pujo “Money Trust” Committee
Victor Emmanuel
Pope Pius
Cox Outlines Ohio Flood Aid Problems and Steps
Gov Cox reports food shortages and distribution challenges across Ohio as Cincinnati andHamilton face supply declines. He notes Dayton, Zanesville, and Marietta relief efforts, War Secretary Garrison's arrival, sanitation leadership, and praise for John H Patterson and the National Cash Register Co in mobilizing aid nationwide.
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Ohio Reef
Cox
Garrison
Gov. Cox
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dayton
Rupert Ble
San Francisco
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Co
U. S
Marietta
Canton Storage and Transfer Co Fireproof Storage Ad
Call us when storing anything absolutely fireproof Canton Storage and Transfer Co Phones 935 Ad.
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Call Canton Storage and Transfer Co
Phones Agh
Advt
Canton Storage and Transfer Co
Chicken Dinner at New Barnett Cafe Ad
Country style chicken dinner advertised at New Barnett Cafe on Sunday from 11 30 a m to 2 30 p m with price and details.
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New Barnett Cafe
Grand Army Bandrsal Sunday Afternoon Event
An advertisement notes a Sunday afternoon event by the Grand Army Band at 2 o'clock. Details are limited in the OCR fragment, but the listing highlights a local musical performance and time.
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Grand Army Band Rsal
Canton Storage and Transfer Co advertises services
An advertisement on the continued page promotes Canton Storage and Transfer Co for fireproof storage of household goods and pianos with the phone number 935. It also notes Royal Blend Coffee for its fine flavor in a separate ad.
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Canton Storage and Transfer Co
Royal Blend Coffee
Free Christian Science Lecture At Auditorium Advt
A free Christian Science lecture is held today at the auditorium at 3 o clock. The advertisement says everyone is welcome and there will be no collection.
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Free Christian Science
Fancy Work Sale Continues at the Syrian Store
Rainy weather kept shoppers away last week as the Syrian Store at 524 East Tuscara Avenue extended a sale on Battenberg lace and drawn work pieces. Discounts include Battenberg scarves at 2 for 25c from regular 1.00, drawn work squares 25c, and gears 25c, plus a range of doilies to 24 inch covers. Sale urged to close soon.
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East
Tuscarawasst
Adyvt
Chicken Dinner Ad Counts on Country Style Advertisement
Auditorium event advertised for 3 oclock today. Public welcome with no collection. The notice notes a country style Chicken Dinner and lists a price 29-00.
Flood Victims Reported Across Several States
A regional disaster tally lists 130 deaths from floods in the Columbia area and surrounding regions. Rescue chief Colonel Byron Barger reports bodies found as far south as Leclsville amid rising water and martial law in Pomeroy Ohio. Official death count stands at 62 with water filling second story windows. more details on Page 8.
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Lecleville
Pomeroy
Right Color Anginay Brightens Summer Court Scene
A polite child greets the chief justice at the Supreme Court summer spot. She addresses him as Judge White while turning toward the old darky driver who is acknowledged with a greeting to Judge Black.
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United States Supreme Court
Judge White
Darky
Judge Black
Ohio flood property loss estimate released by official
An Ohio official, James K R Marker, estimated property damage from floods at 253 400.8000 dollars for Governor Cox. The figure stems from a statewide assessment based on reports from flood sectors and state agencies.
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Hy United
Columbus
James KR. Marker
Ohio
Guv
Cox
Want Ads Today Read and Feature Listings
A brief notice highlights today’s want ads with listings across categories. Readers are invited to browse opportunities, housing, jobs, and services appearing in the current edition for details and contact information.
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