Norwood Officials in Shakeup Rumors Reach City Hall
Norwood faces an upheaval as charges and investigations threaten multiple administrators. The plan reportedly calls for Safety Director Louis O Saur to resign and be replaced by Harry D Armstrong, with Chief of Police Clem Kendall set to depart for promotion options.
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Weather outlook for multiple states shows fair, warmer days
The report notes fair to warm conditions across Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia and Indiana with generally fair weather nationwide. High pressure dominates except in the North Central states. Frosts were recorded near the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with a temperature rise expected east of the Mississippi within 36 to 48 hours. Current readings follow.
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Suspect Captured In Mack Petition Scheme
Detectives nabbed a man believed to be the prime mover in distributing Mack petitions. He gave a signed statement to the county prosecutor after questioning. Officials said the case will proceed swiftly with possible immunity for others involved.
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Man Kills Wife Then Ends His Life in Canton
Special Cable to The Commercial Tribune Canton Ohio September 19 Isaac Wheeler 58 a Canton real estate dealer shot his wife Anna fatally wounding her after a quarrel and then killed himself in the fashionable section of the city Two bullets hit Anna as she jumped from a window and Wheeler after deeming her dead fired two bullets into his own chest He died at a hospital The couple survived by twelve children had moved from Dennison Ohio about a year ago and a divorce suit by Anna had recently been filed
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Temporary 39-Cent Gas Rate Debated by City Utilities
The Union Gas and Electric Company will seek a temporary 35 cent gas rate after a 30 day extension and will press for the rate during the appeal to the State Utilities Commission. A public hearing on the new rate is set for tomorrow at 8 pm in the City Council Chamber.
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Five Wilson Brothers Serve as Army Officers from Greenville
A North Carolina family set a record as five sons of W B Wilson of Greenville wear U S Army uniforms. Durward S Wilson leads Seventeenth Infantry in the Philippines while Frank W Wilson serves in the Medical Corps on the Texas border Bascomb W Wilson is on furlough Carlisle B Wilson is a West Point cadet and W B Wilson the father is a Greenville broker active in business and politics.
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Rhinock Payne and Respess Named as Prime Movers
Rhinock Payne and Respess are named as prime movers in a new venture alongside partner Rhinock’s company with stated leadership roles and strategic oversight. The announcement outlines collaboration among the three as core to launching the enterprise.
New York Leaders Eye Ludlow Lagoon Race Track Plan
A proposed race track near Cincinnati could be built at Ludlow Lagoon Kentucky. Key figures Joseph Rhinock Johnny Payne Respess and Colonel J J Weaver are reported negotiating to buy the site and move racing activity to the area with support from Representative Harry Meyers. This relocation would not threaten Latonia but expand Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky access to racing.
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Oil King Fails to Reconcile Rockefeller Brothers
William Rockefeller visited Cleveland in an effort to heal a 18 year rift between John D. Rockefeller and Frank Rockefeller over a business dispute. John D. and Frank have not spoken since 1898 and Frank stays largely isolated in a small downtown office.
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Fairbanks to preside at Hughes meeting
In Indianapolis on Saturday night Charles E Hughes the Republican presidential candidate will speak from the same platform as his running mate Charles W Fairbanks who will preside and act as chairman W H H Miller former U S attorney general under Harrison will be honorary chairman likely not to speak.
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Wilson Declines Campaign Tour Plans
President Wilson announces he will not stump for elections. He will deliver speeches on public questions before nonpartisan groups as tentatively planned. The decision follows a conference with Vance C. McCormick, chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
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Hughes denounces the Adamson bill amid campaign volleys
Reports from multiple districts show Governor Whitman ahead for Progressive endorsement in New York as Charles E Hughes receives plenteous cheers in Illinois. Hughes accuses the Adamson bill of being a force bill and a misuse of power as he tours the Midwest.
Fifty Die As Bohemian Dam Breaches Unleash Floods
A Bohemian dam above Tannwald near Gablonz Weissendesse valley bursts, releasing a twelve foot wall of water. At least fifty people are killed and massive damage hits glass towns, with floods reaching Tannwald and downstream villages. Warnings aided evacuations.
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Alleged Blackmailer Held in 50000 Dollar Bail
William Butler and his brother George Butler were remanded for a further hearing in Philadelphia. William faced 50000 dollar bail while George was set at 2000 dollars. They are charged with impersonating federal officers and threatening Regina S. Klipper in Chicago who testifies against others in the gang.
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Chicago
Harding to preside over Dayton Republican campaign start
Senator Harding will preside at the Dayton campaign opening and deliver the keynote address. The revised program lists Hughes Willis and Herrick speaking at the Dayton Soldiers' Home at 10 a.m. and at Memorial Hall in the evening, with an afternoon meeting also planned.
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Kaiser decorates Crown Prince William with Pour le merite
Reuters dispatch from Amsterdam reports the Kaiser awards the Pour le Merite to Crown Prince Frederick William, who serves as commander on the Verdun front.
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