Cincinnati Women Are Aroused by Disrupted Meeting
United Press reports in Cincinnati Ohio that suffragists and supporters are reacting to a husband who interrupted a suffrage gathering to demand his wife return home to prepare supper. Mrs Van Malden and Mrs Smith criticized political activity as inappropriate for women, defending home duties over soap box oratory.
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United Press
Cincinneti
Rupp
New York
van Malden
Cincinatti
Another Lineman Killed In Bell Telephone Work
United Press reports Ernest Caldwell, a Bell Telephone lineman in Leechburg Pennsylvania, was instantly killed while aloft on a high pole. He slipped and his body was crushed between two crossarms as contact with high voltage wires caused fatal injuries. Rescuers arrived but he died before aid could reach him.
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United Press
Leechburg
Augus
Ernest
Aldwell
Bell Telephone Company
Caldwell
Ferow
Two Federal Officers Appointed by United Areas
Washington August 9 The President named William Creston as Secretary to the American Legation at Quito Ecuador The text also notes Murtin of Pennsylvania named chief of the Bureau of Examination of Drugs and Compounds for the Federal district of Phonador whe.
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Washington
Willian Creston
Quito
Ecuador
Murtin
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Examination of Drugs and Compounds
Federal District of
PhOador Whe
Senator charges Maderistas urged dismissal of Ambassador Wilson
Senator William Smith of Michigan accused a Maderista lobby in Washington of pressing the State Department to dismiss Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson to Mexico. He named Oliver James, Sheldon Hopkins, and Somerfals as active Maderista figures, promising further investigations and a Senate report.
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Madero
State Department
Ambassador Wilson
United Rest
Wauhingen
D. Gy
Angist
Stats Department
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
William Smith
Michigan
el Paso
Southern Republic
Washington
Ollie
James
Smith
Senate
Overman
Sheiborn Hopkins
Mr. Somerfals
Muderistas
Attorneya
Action to secure bipartisan support on Mexican policy
United Press reports President Wilson invites cooperation from Republicans and Democrats by asking the Foreign Relations Committee for help. In Washington the move is seen as aiming to win united support from all parties for the Mexican problem. Republicans will see concrete measures tonight as Wilson plans to lay all his cards on the table.
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United Press
Waslington
D.C
Wilson
Ryan
United Sfitiport
Corry Boy Dying From Motordome Accident
Worry surrounds Ludlow Lagoon after a July motordome crash where a racing machine jumped the track and spilled burning benzine on spectators. Dan Lynch, about twenty, son of the late Mrs Ela Lynch, is reported in very serious condition with burns. His sister Miss Marie Lynch, a diver at Lima, is heading to Cincinnati to be with family.
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Corry Boy
Ludlow Lagoon
Cinneinatt
Dan Lynch
Ela Lynch
Marie Lynch
Lima
Cinncinatti
Holdups Stir Violence Across Washington County
United Press reports a wave of holdups in Washington County with lawmen and armed farmers scouring the Venice vicinity for bandits. Charles Smith was knocked unconscious near the Wabash railroad after being robbed. Samuel Hisson fled as robbers demanded his money.
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US United Press
Washington
Venice
Chas Smith
Wabash
Mingo
Smith
Samuel Hisson
Hisson
Panama Canal Mention Foreshadows World Medical Congress
United Press reports London and Anguet note the Panama Canal in discussion before the World Medical Congress assembly. Dr Logan of the delegation is cited as part of the context. The piece hints at global health and trade implications tied to canal developments and medical policy debates impacting international travel and commerce.
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United Press
London
Panama
Canal
Big World Medical Congress Assembly
Dr. Logan
Amsterdam Warns of Danger If American Ferry Steads Traffic
Amsterdam officials warned of danger if the American ferry steadies traffic as the canal began. The addresses today urged steps to prepare against this contingency, dominating much of the session with constructive discussion.
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Amsterdam
Adresses
Man Killed at Steel Plant in Woodlawn
Woodlawn Pa Aug 9 Charles Dorsey a 30 year old man was instantly killed at the Jones and Langhilln Steel Co plant when struck by a light engine he was walking to work and stepped into the path of the locomotive. The mangled remains were removed from beneath the engine.
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United Press
Woodlawn
Jones and Langhiln Steal Co
Charles Dorsey
Dorsey
Rebels Succeed In Mexico City Clash
Mexico City bulletin reports Agung Calientes fell to rebels after heavy fighting. Federal garrison abandoned the place as reinforcements arrived too late. In Kentucky, John McGowan, a farm custodian, was shot and seriously wounded by a watermelon thief hiding in a weed clump near Louisville.
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United Press
Mexico City
Loulaville
John McGowan
Bennett
Young
Wau
Woodchuck Misplaces Teeth in Mass Woodchuck Finds Teeth
In Pittafield Massachusetts on August 9 Granger of Sundisield trapped a woodchuck that had a set of false teeth. The Granger believes someone lost the teeth and the woodchuck wisely kept them for its own use.
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Pittafield
Mass
Granger
Sundisield
Nutone Employees Take Weeklong Vacation
Nutone Company workers begin a seven day break as the Me A Jox corset factory closes at noon. All female staff will be off duty next week while a small number of male workers stay on. The busy season and overtime have worn staff down and many employees plan visits to nearby resorts.
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Nutone Company
Me Ajox
Mrs Gilbert to Speak to Cosy Women League
It was announced this morning that the next meeting of the Cosy Women’s League will be held next Friday afternoon at the First Methodist church. Mrs Herold Gilbert of Williamsport has accepted an invitation to address the meeting, bringing experience from other cities in this work.
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Wompns League
Teague
Herold Gilbert
Williamsport
Gilbert
Ind
Mas
Brown
Apple Crop Outlook Not Encouraging
Reports from consumers indicate evaporators rely on apples due to an unfavorable crop outlook. Futures fail to fall below 77 1 2 for private buyers amid expectations of a heavy drop in New York State in August due to dry weather. Buyers of green apples are scarce at this early date, risking later damage from dry weather hail and wind.
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Consum
New York State
Jnne
Tuft Sale Expected For No 1 Red and Green Wil
A note indicates that No 1 red and green tuft Wil is expected to bring three dollars at the shipping point. Details remain sparse with OCR fragments suggesting a price estimate and sale location.
More Light for Reading Eyes Say Examination Reveals Needs
The article discusses reading difficulties and eye strain, noting that more light helps reading effort. It explains that eye defects, including hypermetropia, myopia, presbyopia, and astigmatism, are identified through examination and corrected with glasses.
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Padoll
Offich Traction Building
Corry
Wyary Iriday
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Apple
Japan
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