Charters Cancelled Across Ohio For Delinquent Corporations
Ohio tax and corporate authorities moved Thursday to cancel charters of numerous firms failing to report and pay obligations. The action, directed by the secretary of state at the attorney general's urging, targets a large list including Ohio and interstate holdings. Prominent local entities in Hamilton and Middletown appear among those canceled or at risk, with several Cleveland and Cincinnati heads noted in the deliberations.
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New Superintendent Named at Cullen & Vaughn Co
Mr Biowall has accepted the position as general superintendent of the Cullen and Vaughn construction company of this city. The appointment reflects expanded projects and leadership expected to oversee daily operations and site management.
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Crowd entrenched as riots flare near Carey theater lamps
Police dispersed a crowd outside Carey theater after a dispute over lighting. Fire and emergency crews responded. several bystanders were detained as officers urged lighting be extinguished and access cleared.
Fragmentary note on workers and interference
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Mother and Twins Fatally Injured at Crossing
A fragmented clipping reports a mother and her twins fatally injured at a crossing. Details are garbled with unclear names and locations, preventing precise attribution or context from the source.
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Templar election marks first on first ballot from floor
The 186 to 162 vote over New York elected Leonius P. Newby of Knights Town Indiana grand senior warden as part of the grand encampment. George W Vallery of Denver and William H Nortis of Manchester Iowa sought junior grand warden, with three ballots needed to attain a majority.
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Deadly rabies scare hits city as dogs die
Early reports say dogs and possibly other animals died after bites from a roaming lad. Police killed about 100 animals as a precaution. Several people were bitten and declared mad. Rabies symptoms appeared in the victim days after exposure, prompting a public health scare.
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Deiters Chosen for Ohio Association Convention
Deiters and Green lead as the Ohio social leaders are elected at the National Association convention. Carl Shyder, A.W. Messeramith and W.H. Cook named vice president treasurer and secretary respectively. Cedar Point selected as next year’s meeting site as the convention closes with plans for the following gathering.
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Murder, Jealousy, and a Nude Body Scene in Dallas Home
A Dallas murder of Robert Adams 43 and Beetha Neese 24 unfolds as they lay nude in a bed. Adams allegedly killed Neese and himself after confronting a jealous husband’s alleged infidelity. Mrs Adams faced murder charges yet posted bond, with dramatic courtroom moments described.
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Canal area around Akron to be kept under study
Senator Weygandt said the Ohio canal near Akron is in good condition and recommendations will come from the Weygandt committee. They favor restoring the section and propose abandoning action between Akron and Cleveland. The canal beds are eroded and banks washed in places. using it for a railroad is impractical.
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Home Guards Meet: Review of Presidential Lineup in 1014
A distorted list of supreme officers and locations shows a planned convocation and advisory committee for a 1014 convention. The text notes Detroit and Canton as possible host sites and mentions a postponed biennial meeting pending review by an advisory committee including several named officers.
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Woman in custody case tied to state hospital history
A probate judge weighed a case involving Mrs George McKiniog of Fleteler aged 82, married 17 months, previously treated in a state hospital. The inquiry noted mental decline and family deaths, with involvement of an uncle and aunt. The judge had not yet decided on custody, while the parents of the child remained willing to accept the outcome.
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FREEDOM Sought By Redeey J. Diegie In Ohio
Columbus reports ongoing protest over the pardon of Rodeey J. Diegis former sergeant-at-arms. He seeks immediate release from the Ohio Penitentiary and hopes a state board ruling will grant parole. Officials indicate no parole likely, requiring him to serve the remainder of his term ending next year. Protests argue the offense warranted stricter punishment and caution against light treatment.
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Prayers for Rain Ordered by Archbishop Moeller
Archbishop Morleu directed the Catholic priests in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati to offer up prayers for rain in districts where rain is needed. The order reflects a call to collective prayer amid dry conditions affecting local parishes and farms.
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Police Horse Vacation Tug of War Over City Steed
Middletown Ohio police face a vacation dispute for their police horse as safety officials weigh keeping two horses or switching to a car. Mayor Daly contends the department needs a horse ready at all times while awaiting a decision on the cost of one or two animals. Meanwhile a Kentucky arrest notice involves Walter Walters linked to a family dispute.
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Patent remedy claims for wart and corn treatment
An advertisement touts Potnwuo’y Gort ane Wart Fisteactor as a universal wart and corn remover. It promises painless, quick relief with no inconvenience or distress and claims worldwide sales at 25a per bottle, sold and recommended by local drug firms.
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