John Trosky At Home After Injury Or Whipping
John Trosky returns home for Christmas from Lancaster where he was confined in a hospital after a severe illness believed caused by injuries from a whipping at a school or industrial setting. His condition improved enough to be released to his father and mother.
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Columbus
Motler
John Troskay
Hay
criGiel
Ile Hess
Lancaster
Vonfin
Xehonl
Alore Chan
Juroladt
National bonds and bids from Cincinnati banks
The document lists multiple city bonds and premiums from Cincinnati banks including Atlas National Bank and Allis National Bank. It notes figures such as $198.20, $200, and $1,067.70 across fourth street improvement bonds and related offerings. The text references Beiwd Eliott Warvison and various firms in a terse financial notice.
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Athis Nation
Cincinnabiy
Pruvnius Weil
Kath & Co
Cionfall
Cineimul
Westeen German Bank
Chinnali
Premitul
Cincinnati
Prendonive National Bank
Hamion
Preminn
Breed Eliott
Warvison
Allis National Bankent
Four Held After Murder Suspects Released By Police
A fragmentary news item notes four people tied to the murder of Joseph Logue were released by police. It mentions individuals linked to Clyde Stratton and an Ohio penitentiary escape, plus references to alleged safe blowers and a fire incident at a shop on Morrell Street with flames reaching the roof but limited damage.
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Joseph Logue
Clyde Stratton
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Ohio
Rank Williams
HH. B. Hampton
Margaret Johnson
al Povouto
Jimmy
Talmson
Bias Far
Explosion at Vubori colliery entombs over two hundred
A terrible blast at the Vubori colliery in Rappalta on the 18th of Hokkaido left more than two hundred workers buried. Investigators report vast entombment and risk to rescue teams as officials seek cause and safety measures.
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Jukin
Dee
Vubori
Rappalta
Innit
Hokkaido
Assassination in Delhi wounds Sir Charles Harding
A bomb hidden in a hougelap exploded as Sir Charles Hardings Weeray of Tada entered the new capital. The viceroy’s attendant was killed instantly, and the extent of the viceroy’s wounds was unknown. He was rushed to a hospital. Harding, 32, recently elevated to peerage as successor to the Earl of Minto, has served in diplomacy since 1881 with postings in Berlin, Washington, and Delhi, later becoming viceroy secretary of state.
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Delhi
India
Charles Hardings
Weeray
Tada
Baron Hardings
Hari of
Minto
Canada
Uamhoide
Aple
Nerlin
Wington Rehan Fehimuiny
St. Vaters
Disslomalia
Dissin
Oro
Slate
Little Genie
CANDIDATES ANNOUNCED FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE SEAT
Colu aces Akron area hopefuls name themselves for appointment by Governor Sherman to succeed Justice Wanamaker, who resigned to join the supreme court. Candidates include Snyder Spencer Welsh Moore Conway Calboon and others from Akron Elyria Lorain. Court notes record a guilty Robbery verdict and several divorces while bankrupt suits and investigations proceed. Twenty two drowned in the Caribbean storm aftermath aboard two boats near the Caymen Islands.
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Coluuias
Sis Canlidates
Shirman
Common Pleas
JG. MM. Wanamaker
Akcon
Butch
Supreme Court
W. Eb, Snyder
Akron
W. A. Spencer
J. W. Welsh
Sawnel Moore
Thos
A. Conway
Elyria
Calboon
Lorain
Sheriff Parker Found His Body Swinging From Telegraph Pole
Baton Rouge December 23 Sheriff Parker found the body of Norm Cadore a negro swinging from a telegraph pole near Cardore had been convicted Henry James Norman a plantation manager three weeks earlier Cadore's attorney sought appeal prompting disputes over the disphred the lynching.
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Parker
Cadore
Baton Rouge
West Baton Rouge
Norm Cadore
Cardoré
Hing Jameg Norman
Carore
Santa Claus Prank Ends in a Burglary Scare
Santa Claus impersonator Tom Coyle attempts a rooftop entrance on the Bambsburg Pike to surprise a feud rival’s brother. A papered chimney backfires as bricks shower down, leaving him mistaken for a burglar and beaten before escaping. Edith Shinkle case prompts Cincinnati police inquiry after she disappears from Middletown. In St Johns, 20 sailors die when the freighter Florence wrecks near Cape Race. only a few survive in an open boat suffering exposure.
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Bufalo
Tom Coyle
Ood Gaitar
Santa Claus
Mike J'ecovy
Bambsburg
Jeeney
Lileed
Tox
Penney
Coyle
Feeney
Cincinnati
Edith’ Shinkle
Middletown
St. Johns
N. 1
Florence
Funessine
Cape Race
Gravel cars burn and electric mule destroyed in city fire
A Sunday night blaze in the city started by a gravel car tire at Park Unie caused burning wrecks. The fire involved several gravel cars and a vehicle described as an electric mule, which was set on fire and destroyed. In Dowling politics, Colonel Joseph H. Dowling, a former internal revenue collector, is rumored to seek reappointment under President Wilson from the 1890s context.
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Park Unie
Dowling
Ratton
Josephh H. Dowling
Cimnati
Cleveland
Tn Aelive
Wilsson
Inauguration Plans Begin for President Wilson
Washington dispatch reports the inaugural committee will name the 26 sub committees and select a chairman William C. Ruslis. The group seeks Congress permission to use the Pension Building and to quarter troops in public halls. Financial plans anticipate ample funds for the event.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilkow
Walliam C. Ruslis
Yeaerday
Congress
Sion
Chisse
Evyérlas
Historic party banquets unite governors in Jackson Day feast
In a historic note, ex governor James E. Campbell accepts an invitation to attend the Jackson Day banquet in Columbus on January 1. Governors Harmon Fleet Cox and Lagard Kahn of Hamilton join the speaker list, all from the same party, marking a rare simultaneous attendance.
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James E. Campbell
Harmon
Fleet Cox
Lagard Kahn
Hamilton
Mystery Bill Seeks Tougher Penalties for Appendicitis
In Denver a proposed legislature considers a bill making it a misdemeanor or felon y to eat a perfectly good appendix in the act of surgery. The measure, debated by several new house members, targets surgeons and prompts concern over medical actions.
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Denver
Col
Pec
House of Representatives
Navy plans overhaul of two battleships next year
Washington reports extensive repairs at navy yards for North Dakota and Minnesota. Each ship will be overhauled at a cost around 2500 for North Dakota and 2500 for Minnesota, with the Leonidas and Mannibel to be converted to survey slips at about 50 in one case and 75,000 in the other.
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Washington
Navy Yards
North Takota
Minnesota
Tha Hie
Leonidas Aind Mannibel
McAdoo Appointed to Succeed Admiral Dewey
William G. McAdoo, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, announced he has received notice of Taft's appointment to the American National Red Cross board to fill the vacancy caused by Admiral George Dewey's resignation. The appointment was ratified at a board meeting.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Demosvalie National Committee
Taft
American National Red Cross Society
George Dewey
Leaders To Call On President Elect Wilson This Week
Washington report outlines Speaker Clark Majority Leader Underwood and Senator Stone planning visits to President elect Wilson. Clark departs for Trenton and may discuss an extra session while weather conversation is avoided. Underwood’s visit may be postponed due to a severe cold but his health is improving.
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Washington
Clark
Underwood
House
Stone
Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Harmon Sends Message Aims for January First Finish
Governor Harmon plans to present his legislative message on January 6 and work through the week on its final draft. He was at the office early to brief reporters and expected to finish the document by January first.
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Columbus
Dee
Judson
Harmon
Remarkable eleven months after skull fracture Miss Schooter dies
Miss Ida Schooter aged 19 lived ten months with a skull fracture after stepping in front of a street car last March. An inquest will be held today with prominent surgeons attending to determine how she survived under adverse conditions.
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Vitali
Mary Carneal Estate Appointed Administrator
Probate court appoints Attorney Thomas J. Howard as administrator of Mary Carneal's estate valued at fifty dollars in realty.
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Thomas J. Howard
Mary Carneal
Lewis Second Trial Set After Hung Jury
Jack Lewis, accused of assaulting a 11 year old girl, likely to face a second trial on December 20 after a hung jury in the first trial. The jury disagreed after twenty hours of deliberation with six for acquittal and six for conviction on the third count. An additional trial has been ordered and will likely begin in the superior court room.
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Richmond
Jack Lewis
Trinl
Lewis
Child Killed by Auto in Chicago City Street
Dr Roller the wrestler struck and fatally injured 8 year old Mary Kumicki in Chicago. The car, driven with Mrs Merriweather a passenger, halted after the girl attempted to cross. The child died shortly after at a hospital as responders attended to her.
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Chicago
Roller
Mary Kumicki
M. Merriweather
Rollar
Indicted NY New Haven and Grand Trunk Officials Ring
Federal indictment names Charles Z. Mellen and Alfred W. Smithers of the New York New Haven and Dartford and Grand Trunk boards. It alleges a 1918 plot to block steamship transport and intertitle commerce, with a meeting in New York on August 5 1918 to push a plan to dismantle the New Haven system and seize control through a contract railroad of Vermont and subsidiaries.
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The
New York, New Haven and
Dartford
Grand Trunk
New York
Charles Z. Mellen
New York, New Haven and Dartford Railroad
H. J. Clesindes
Te Tir
Derikillivoud
Cape Ada
Alfred W. Smithers
Grand Tronk Board
Lrevtoy
Ubambertin
Suthers
Eee l
New Haven
Vermont
New England
Greater supply of Christmas trees boosts markets this season
The article notes a higher supply of Christmas trees than ever before, with embargoes on English trees causing a surge. Live trees ten feet tall and smaller are selling in various stores at up to 19 to 15 cents.
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Wong
New Jesey
Long Island
Nearer Peace Talks Signal Balkans Tension Easing
A tentative peace conference session brightens the mood as international powers signal progress. A reallocation of roles among key players hints at a more hopeful path for Balkan tensions, suggesting nearby settlement despite lingering disputes.
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Kandon
Dev
Ra Disney
Christmas Turkey Fire Ravages Storefronts in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on December 2, a Christmas display triggered a blaze that destroyed five wine and liquor sections on an upper LIP street. mayor Wood of Rutoke condemned the loss as a blow to good government while the incident sparks inquiries into safety and fire response.
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Minneapoliz
Minn
Delice Dan
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