Bomb in New York Tenement Hurls Dozens Injured
Twenty persons were injured when a bomb dropped from a roof into a five story tenement on East Sixty third Street, smashing pilasters and windows. The building housed 18 families nearly 100 people. Sisters across the street fled in fear as the Holy Rosary convent trembled at the blast.
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Martino Giamno
Vita Giano
Salvatoré Lamberto
Dominica Vito
Sisters of the Holy Rosary
Effects of Deforestation in China Described to Congress
President Hoover urges forest preservation in a message to Congress supported by numerous photographs. Images depict northern China where mountainside deforestation has turned former agricultural land into arid waste. One photo shows rock and sand washing downslope and choking a dried valley. another reveals a desert that once housed thriving settlements.
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Six Nations at Night School in Coshocton
Ten foreign born students enroll at the Coshocton evening school representing Russia Greece Syria Germany and Italy. The article notes Coshocton’s cosmopolitan population and the foreign born residents’ interest in becoming good American citizens through education.
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Greece
Syria
Germany
Italy
Coshecton
Death of Mrs James Thompson Ends Long Illness
Mrs James M Thompson died Tuesday night after a brief bed illness and months of suffering. She was sixty eight, born Hilpah Virginia Lamb, daughter of Col Robt Lamb. She leaves four daughters Mrs HW Clark Mrs Nelle Hoel xel Mrs W A Carisle and Mrs Nora Baker. Funeral Friday at two at the residence.
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James M. Thompson
Hilpah Virginia Lamb
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Samuel Lee
Coshotton
Newark
Injured Mira Anha Lang Remains Confined After Fall
Mira Anha Lang, injured in a fall a week ago, remains confined to her home. The exhausted sufferings from the incident persist, with periods of intense pain and limited mobility noted by caregivers.
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Suit Over Arsenic Contract Against Coshotton Glass Co
Through attorney W S Merrell the John C Wiarda Co of New York sued Coshotton Glass Co for 224 07 damages claiming loss from refusal to accept part of an arsenic order. Contract was for 12 100 rounds, 1/5 monthly, after 5300 pounds delivered the Glass Co refused remaining, alleging business downturn due to antiauleos autete.
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Indicator Editor Weds Charming Woman in Northeast City
Hady Ferguson, editor of the West Craftouette Indicator, is soon to wed a cultured, charming young woman from northeastern Onto City. The exact date isn not revealed but is whispered to be near New Year, ending his bachelorly humor.
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West Craftouuette
Ferguson
Salvation Army opens local gift receiving depots
The Salvation Army requests clothing items for men women and children and coal provisions to aid the needy. Local volunteers Adjutant Newcomb absent but depots at 247 South Third Corner Mulberry accept garments from donors. Costercians Charles Stone and Marion Davin oversee relief funds as charity appeals continue.
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Theanan
Joseph Love Re elected Commander of G AR
The following officers were elected at the regular meeting of Robard Lanning Post No. RR Tuesday evening Post Commander Joseph Love Bepler Vice J S Squires Junior Vice G J Shrighey Quartermaster James Scot Chaplain C V Fay Officers of the Day C P Henry Officer of the ward Simmel Miller Deputy to State Encampment WW King Alternate AH Thomson Trustees WW King AT Thomson and J N Colfer. The officers will be installed by J N Colfer the second Tuesday in January at that meeting the offices of Adjutant Sergeant Major and Quartermaster Sergeant will be filled by appointment. One new member Alfred Peck has been received into membership. The Protected Home Circle held an adjourned meeting Tuesday for closing business and nominating officers for the coming year. Nominees: President G B Heiert Vice President Lewis Cisque Secretary G H Bible Treasurer A J Wright Guardian Elizabeth Leavengoml Chaplain Fannie Atwood Trustee Sam Heads Watchman C T Fleming. The only officer outed that day was Sentinel and no further nominations. A social was held with lunch. Attendance at the Easten Star Wednesday evening was high and the annual canting burst occurred with officers installed by Past Worth Matron Nel Dkvyis Mina Hose Ruthings as many. Monthly matron W L Sanvery Junt Matron Wlia Edwards Ida F Smith Treasurer Grace Turner Conductor Carrie Ja Hardingrer Associate Conductor Tille Foster Chaplain Thulena Wright Ada Minnie Sanvery Ray Eva Maple Mother Martha Mary Porter Electa Anna Meyers Warder Anna Lyle Sentinel Thomas Turner. A social hour with refreshments followed the installation.
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Grace Turner
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Tille Foster
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Ray
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Fether
Eva Lefer
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Mary Porter
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Anna Meyers
Marcul
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King
Warder
Anna Lyle
Sentinel
Thomas Turner
Instadatan
Overturns Buggy Into a Deep Ditch
Mrs. William Herman of Keene suffers after a buggy overturns in a deep ditch during a trip to the William Miller residence. A frightened horse escaped the vehicle and fled to a roadside area, leaving Mrs. Herman with a sprained ankle and limited movement at home. The accident occurred near MHS Creek township, with recovery ongoing days later.
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City Council Advances Fifteenth Street Paving Plan
Proceedings show council pushing paving of Fifteenth Street with a street committee review. Fire limit established and fire station heating debated, wires relocation contested with Bell Telephone Co. and city figures. street cleaning via white wings favored amid budget concerns.
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Canvas Gloves Crew to Chicken Thieves
Local reports from Monied describe chicken thieves at large, with Wen. Milter named as a principal offender. The accused allegedly fattened fowl for market, taking sixteen chickens, ten of which were reportedly maimed or damaged. The Times notes the issue as a growing nuisance amid poor urban enforcement.
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