Fifteen Killed in Wall Street Explosion at Morgan Office
A wagon loaded with dynamite collided with an automobile in front of J P Morgan & Co on Wall Street near Broad. The blast killed at least fifteen people and injured hundreds. Police and federal agents investigate. reports say many more were hurt and the area suffered extensive damage as windows shattered and crowds fled.
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World Day Ban Predicts Global Prohibition Rise
United Prone reports Dr Hercoil foresees a world wide dry era within fifty years led by the United States paving the way for a future ban. He projects one secondary country will join next and France may move to dry first, with Europe warming to the idea.
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Cox Will Discuss Jap Problem In California Tour
Enroute with Governor Cox the Democratic candidate aims to shape the Japanese question in the 1916 campaign. He planned four days in California, meeting Senator Pittman and California Democrats, and delivering a Reno speech. Cox criticized Republican fundraising claims while detailing a proposed campaign spend.
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Miller and Parsons Mill Transfer to Hammond Elevator Co
Miller and Parsons mill transfers into Hammond Elevator Company with Frank W Parsons Worth Hammond and Wallace Hammond as partners. Parsons remains as manager while Miller retires from the business. The new firm will develop their dine property continue existing gifts and builder supply lines and extend the plant rapidly. Hammond plans to bring in executives from other firms and relocate operations to this city with Hammond and Parsons guiding expansion.
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Bold attempt to steal car frustrated on Host Booth street
An attempted car theft at a residence on Host Booth street failed when a family member alerted others and the would-be thieves pushed the Chevrolet away from the garage. Police investigated but described the suspects only as young men. no one was arrested and the vehicle was found abandoned later.
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Inquest Planned After Spring Creek Tragedy
Coroner E H Meare of Boring Creek announces an inquest Friday morning at Spring Creek to investigate the death of five men and injuries from a collision near Toweh eroneings when a hand car and a Pennay mpoeiml train were involved. Funeral plans are under way for several victims, with services noted at Spring Creek Congregational Church and Bas, Brovel cemetery.
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MacSwiney Weaker in Hunger Strike After Visit
In London on September 16 Lord Mayor MacSwiney showed weaker strength as breathing grew wearier and eyes glazed, despite a bulletin from the Belfast authorities denying anger over the hunger strike. The mayor’s wife said only external force from advisers urged him to end the fast.
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Final briefs in gas rate contest now being drafted
Italian revolt broadens as labor groups press protests. Reports from Milan say operations at plants continue, with cotton nail jewelry works seized by labor organizations. Movement spreads to peasants wiring over firms from fletr land arily in Sleily.
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Pursuit of Suspension of Higher Rates in Gas Rate Case
Attorneys for Erie Corry and Warren municipalities press for suspension of the new gas rates set to take effect, as briefs are prepared for submission to the Public Service Commission. The effort aims to delay rate increases, with hearings and extended review anticipated, and possible injunction renewal to block the higher charges.
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Woman Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
A jury in Alkeeavy of Bama McAllagoe returned a verdict of guilty of second degree murder for the killing of Thomas McQuincy in their Erle home on May 9. District Attorney GO. Arthur Buss objected to first degree verdicts while Judge Rossiter explained the possible verdicts and the case was sent to the jury at 11 345, with the verdict announced roughly twelve hours later.
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Thomas McQuincy
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Oll Slugél
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Idge Rossiter
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Constitutional Day Observances Rally Nationwide at Marion
United Press dispatch notes preparations for Constitutional Day with Speaker Harding addressing a crowded porch rally. Republicans across Ohio and the nation organized similar demonstrations as part of a broad campaign activity ahead of the event.
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Kidnap Case Sparks Italian Community Tense Police Probe
Report emerges from New Dunham about a 20 month old child snatched from Minslorea Cork hanger area. Authorities note a shift in the investigation as officials search for the abductor amid conflicting descriptions and a growing Italian district response.
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Harding Announces New Tour Dates Across States
Senator Warren G Harding plans a national speaking tour in late September. He will speak in Wheeling on September 28 and in Louisville the next day before returning to Marion. A Baltimore speech had been previously announced.
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Days Plan Fight Against Wet Congress
A fragmentary dispatch from Washington outlines a day’s push by the Ady Buloan League to counter a proposed weather policy. Leaguers accuse opponents of aiming to weaken air quality and rain control measures, signaling a political clash over environmental planning.
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