Trade Review Praises November Activity Despite Shortages
R O Thon reports November as the best month for trade activity with strong demand for iron and steel and rising orders. Car shortages hinder deliveries, shipping limits pose drawbacks, and Pittsburgh labor troubles affect some plants. Some smaller firms plan to sit out Q1 1914. production may peak next year. Clarence P Dodge’s campaign expenses total $4817.
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Taliow
Pittsburg
Te Sroaller
County Commissioners Award Multiple Road Contracts
At a county meeting Vernon Anghes was awarded $300.40 to dig a channel at the Dry Fork near Maud Davig farm in Morgan township. Arthur Becker contracted to Geng High Main street bridge for $40.20 monthly. Guillaume awarded $47.60 to build a temporary bridge on Hatchilton Venice road linking Shertz Hathaway farm to Fairs Field township. Auditor Crawford warns the last contract was not paid due to work done before approval, against the law, as the bridge at the site collapsed and required inspection.
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Vernon Fy. Anghes
Fairsfield Township
Crawford
30 GURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Eke laxative bromide quinine tablets promised to cure a cold in one day. Druggist offers refund if it fails. Signature on envelope reads E W GROVIN. Price five cents or twenty-five cents.
Fatal Sawmill Accident Near West Alexandria
Harvey Bake a 48 year old resident of Enterprise Ohio was killed Friday after being drawn into a circular saw at Meyers and Simmers Mill. He died on the operating table after a severe loss of blood. Bake leaves a widow and five children. His mother and sister reside in Germantown Ohio. He was a cousin of Mrs Ya te Brown and Green streets.
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Dayton
Lurvey
Enterprise
West Alexandria
Alexandria
Bake
Meyers & Simmers Mill Company
Germantown
Yate Brown
Damaged Railway Gate Incident at Wigth Street Crossing
Fragmentary OCR describes a runaway horse near a railroad crossing on Friday. Ed Avey stopped at an spur and attempted to assist as the horse neared the gate, which closed as the electric signaling activated, causing a disturbance at the crossing.
Lynched Negro Charged With Attacking White Women
In Condale, a mob pursued and killed Chestley Williams after alleging attack on a farmer's wife and assault on her daughter near Rhine. Foreclosure action filed in common pleas court seeks $2610 owed on a mortgage for Second Ward realty, William C. Crawford suing Barbara Hafertepen and D. Titou Jr.
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Doc
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Moftae
Ehiu
Victin
Chestley Williams
Mer
Rhine
Second Ward Realty
Common Pleas Court
William C. Crawford
Barbara Hafertepen
D. Tittou, Jr
Patnam's Corn Extenet Promises Quick Relief
Sales pitch claims Patnam's Painless Corn and Work Extractor removes corns fast. Ignores safe wording and warnings, touts guaranteed relief with minimal time, and offers price by mail order.
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Patnam
Patna
Neva
Peay Coy
Last Fight Of Senator Tullman Case Set For Supreme Court
Arguments loom in Columbus on a bribery case involving Senator Isaac M. Tullman and Dr. George B. Nye. If the high court overturns lower rulings, defendants face prison. Andrews and two new attorneys defend, while Nye testifies before a grand jury about lobbyists and public officials.
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Isaac M. Tullman
Pullin
Andrews
Presdny
Dude Howard Terris
Sidney Stricker
Cincinnati
Alen Andrews
Hamilton
Betcher
Turner
Nye
Grand Jury
Fire Sparks Trigger Insurance Liability Claim in Carthage
The Springfield Five at Marine Instrative filed suit in Cincinnati against HH & B. Unibroad for $0 over a policy for Bernard Ewigman on Mc Gregor avenue. On January 7 the east Carthage property burned for $74 by sparks from a vehicle’s locomotive, allegedly causing the fire. The insurer maintains the company is liable for the loss it paid Ewigman.
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Springfield
Marine Instrative Company
Cincinnati
HH & B. Unibroad Company
Instrande Company
Bernard Ewigman
McGregor Avenant
Carthage
Ue Josurance
Sigs
Corpany
Insuirance
Ewigman
Jordon Sues Over Train Ejection In Ohio Case
Noble, Juan sues C H D for 42000 damages alleging forcible ejectment from a Cincinnati passenger train. He boarded at Brighton when ticket office was closed, paid 73 cents fare, conductor demanded 18 cents extra for no ticket, refused, and was ejected, causing humiliation and delay to his Oxford-bound trip.
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Triin
Jovian
Concheloe
Ges Gale council to consider revenue boost plan
At the next Ges Gale council meeting, officials may raise village revenues under ordinances from the last election. A new property valuation is proposed. The SL Ward School kindergarten has moved to the Junior Mechanics' hall to accommodate overflow with about 80 children enrolled. Construction on the new school likely starts in spring. bidding for the arch culvert project may be delayed, with contracts not let for at least five months.
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Ges Gale Council
Mechanics
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