Kidnapped Boy George Reagan Reported In St Louis
Telegraphic notes from Alton reveal two year old George Reagan was abducted from his home while his mother was away. Father George Reagan Sr suspects a former family friend, who wrote seeking custody, may be involved. police in St Louis and Alton were investigating with no solid leads by press time.
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Alton
George Reagan
George
Reagen
Glade
Bhewer
Coshocton
St. Louis
Reagan
Ara
Iglags Company
Yas
Contin
Chief ‘of Police
Dunne Plan for Municipal Ownership Defeated in Chicago Council
Chicago report states Mayor Edward F. Dunne’s contract plan for municipal ownership was defeated by the city council. The plan envisioned a corporation and certificates under Mueller to acquire all streetcar lines by purchase or condemnation. Separately, Vancouver reports seized six large booms of logs bound for United States mills, with lumber smuggling being halted by the provincial government amid timber shortages.
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Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
Mueller
Vancouver
B. C
United States
Puget Sound
Tragic Graveyard Fight Ends in Fatal Shootings
In Bowling Green Kentucky on October 10 a violent confrontation at a graveyard on the banks of Akers Ferry left John Phelps fatally shot. John Hans Rand and Charles fired on Phelps, who died of a heart wound. The two men were first cousins and nephews of the late P. M. Honaker, a wealthy bachelor. About 400 witnesses watched the tragedy unfold amid an estate settlement dispute.
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Nessee
Bowling Green
Aker's Ferry
John Phelps
John
Hans Rand
Charles
Phelps
P. M. Honaker
Tha Trazedy
School Board Considers Sale of Seventh Street Property
The board met in regular session to pay bills and close schools for the fair. They discussed selling a six foot wide strip of Walnut Street school property to the city to enable a South Seventh Street sidewalk and planned to submit proposals to council. Howard Robinson owns the lot at Seventh and Main and will also submit a proposal.
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Howard . Robinson
Chérner
Seventh and Main
Crowe Returns to Omaha Amid Massive Crowd
Pat Crowe is escorted from the train to a patrol wagon under heavy police guard as about 2 000 spectators watch in Omaha Nebraska. Crowe, charged with shooting with intent, declines to discuss his prior alleged kidnaping ties and hopes to reform, saying God will take care of him.
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Omaha
Neb
Pat Crowas
Staton
Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Butte
young*Cudahy
Edward A. Cudahy
Norway’s King Refused Bernadotte Line in Referendum
Norway rejects the republican minority proposal to submit the Karlstad dissolution treaty to a referendum by 169 to 9. The government victory comes as Premier Michaelsen calls the Bernadotte king offer a gesture of goodwill and possibly nonpolitical. In a separate note, Monk Gibson is jailed in Edna Texas amid militia presence after a murder case involving the Conditt family.
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Christiania
Storthing
Karlstad
Norway
Sweden
Michaelson
House of Bernadotte
Oscar
Michaelsen
Monk Gibson
Houston
Tex
Conditt
Edna
Gibson
Walter Warren
Warren
Attendance at county fair to break records this week
Temporary notes indicate the county fair anticipates record crowds as exhibitors fill spaces rapidly. Weather forecasts predict improving conditions with potential dust settling, and organizers expect attendance to surge Thursday if the trend continues.
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Eli
Halis
Death by Own Action Attempted by L D Palmer
Newark man L D Palmer tin peddler resident in Newark attempted death by own action by cutting his throat in the street at Youngstown today. Bystanders intervened as he was in the busy area. Injuries serious. Hix
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Newark
L. D. Pallmer
Licking
Conhocton
Youngstown
Hix
O C M S Holds US Closing Sessions
Devotional services opened the district convention in the Church of Christ led by Miss Ellen Wice. S H Bartlett spoke on A Square Deal for Ohio Missions. W R Walker was elected president with N T Sims and L J McConnell as officers. Glenmont named as next year's convention city.
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Ellen Wice
Church of Christ
S. H. Bartlett
Cleveland
Ohio
Fredericksburg
Mary Lyon
Hiram
Christian Woman’s ‘Board of Missions
J. J. Cole
N. T. ‘Sims
L. J. McConnell
J. K. Shellenberger
S. A. Bartlett
Coshocton County fair closings affect local plants
Factories including Meek company and H D Beach will idle Thursday and Friday while Novelty Advertising and Glove and Garment shut Thursday. Vail plant closes Thursday afternoon and Premium shuts Wednesday night for the rest of the week. All city businesses close at noon Wednesday for Coshocton day at the fairgrounds. Banks close at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Meek Company
H. D. Beach Company
Novelty Advertising
Glove and
Vail
Premium
Coshocton
Banka
Ear and Threat From Salona The Turkish incident.
In Salonica a letter with an ear was received by the British consulate from Englishman James Wills, once with the Turkish tobacco revenue department, threatening murder for a $5,000 ransom due by Oct 14. In Chicago a workman named John Wilson was killed and others injured when a girder collapsed at the old courthouse during demolition. In New York, Richard Young declined both the mayor and comptroller nominations after Charles E Hughes did the same.
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Salonica
Turkey
Mies
Deé- Slares
Jamed Wills
Turkish Tobacco Revenue Department
Wills
Chicago
John Wilson
Jerhaps
AGE HEADQUARTERS TO OPEN IN COUNTY TOWN
The Age plans a new headquarters at a well located county site. Subscriptions will be received locally and reporters will staff the new offices as town events unfold.
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Comtertahie
Abe
Grouaia
Testimony on Campaign Contributions by Insurance Firm
Telegraphed from New York October 10. Walter Gillette, vice president of the Mita Lire, testified that his company distributed funds to Republican campaign efforts. He cited a $40,000 contribution to aid the party and warned against political and business disruption from a change in leadership.
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Telegraph
Sage New York
Walter Gillette
Mita Lire
Gillette
Mutual
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