Firemen and Salvage Corps Victims Die in Collision
Indianapolis report details the deaths of a city fire department member and two Salvage corps wagon crew in a collision at New York and Delaware streets while en route to a Michigan Street fire. Captain Cat Lawes suffered right shoulder and facial injuries. Captain Thain Atueenbaser sustained skull and jaw fractures. Jasper N Shippp Salvage wagon man incurred internal injuries. Norwood incident described with additional names and addresses in fragmented text.
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Traveling man claims cure claims for nerve worth tonic
Columbus man touts Nerv Worth tonic as cure after weeks of stomach pain weakness and distress. He says one bottle helped and after two weeks he bought more, reporting regained vigor and appetite. Local agent A L Silber lists sale points and a money back promise.
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Lynn
Bhs A. Ling
Colwnind
Ohio
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Clarkes
Lima
Silber
Laurel Myrtle Home Event At Coliseum With Noted Archaeologist
President and Mrs Wilson visited the Coliseum and Vches of Constantine with Prof Giacomo Boni guiding guests. Boni explained ancient Roman rituals using laurel and myrtle to symbolize purification after conquest and civil conflict.
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Wilson
Constantine
Biot Bani
Abolishment Plan for Medical Registration in Ohio
State Senator Howell Wright of Cleveland amended a report to Governor James M. Duxay proposing a medical registration system headed by a "quxerior" with final authority over medicine. The plan, prepared by a committee from Governor Cox's era, aims to reform medical practice and assess licensing and related fees. Sheridan did not participate in the report.
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Ohin. Medical Association
Operation Performed on Former Emperor Amsterdin In 1918
A fragmentary notice reports that former German ruler Amsterdin underwent a successful operation performed by a professor at Ainsleatun University. The garbled text references influenza cases in United States cities and a marketing ad for Grove’s cough remedy.
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Willaas
Opposition rails at government control extension plan
A Philadelphia gathering of railway executives on Sunday urged prolongation of government control, with 92 percent of the nation represented and leaders from Pennsylvania and Ohio presiding. The session pressed Senate action as executives warned of the broader impact on rail service and the industry.
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Preident
Pennsylvania
Daniel Willard
Dialtibiore
Ohio
Announcement of wig appointment for aid to Allied powers
Report notes Herbert Hoover named director general of an international organization to feed, clothe, and aid Allied peoples. Highlights its significance as the first time Allies unite for a common effort, signaling future coordinated actions and supply procurement.
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Ipsa
Phos
Ohio
Influenza Returns Across Sections Sparking Health Alerts
Health officials report a renewed influenza outbreak across multiple states since September 13. While cases persist and mortality rises, public advisories urge vigilance and caution to prevent severe illness, with emphasis on maintaining good health and seeking early care.
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Bolshevik Beasts in War Report From Front
A chaotic Allied front report describes Bolshevik atrocities near Shenkurk and Madish, including mutilated American soldiers. Lt Col Corberly’s dispatch details severed heads and wounded men, with prisoners allegedly mistreated by Bolshevik troops who later claimed to redeem captives. Executions reported at Petrograd amid hostages fallout. A separate note covers a church campaign in New York and a German helmet received in Ohio.
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Liubéiant
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Madish
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Werr
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Russi Ongintor
Gil
Omsk
Schluesselburg
Petrogend
Namnal clyetion at Sunday school of the Valley
The Sunday school of the Valley holds its annual election this week with officers including superintendent A Ay Urlat assistant and secretary Hard Suit Lrens Hier and others. A meeting is set for January 2 at 2 o clock in the dome. Urgent attendance urged for the formation of a new executive. A silk banner was presented yesterday and dedication of a service flag is planned for next Sunday.
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Sunday Dance Ends With Arrests and Parish Change
Sunday dance gathering in Kentuckians area results in multiple arrests as municipal authorities intervene. Judge Hite issues statements during Monday proceedings. Dayton pastor Rev. Poam Poam announced as new rector replacing Rev. Nevin Matias who resigns to take a post in Astbury.
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Corporal Colvin Receives Discharge and Returns Home
Corporal Howard Colvin of the Whird company in the F Training Battalion at the 151st Depot Brigade is discharged and has returned home after completing service.
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Howard Colvin
Sherman
Daniel Muchmore Ill. Injuries From Street Incident
Peck avenue resident Daniel Muchmore was taken to Morey hospital after a nighttime incident near Main and Butiels. A man named Wolph was found sleeping off on the sidewalk at 1 am and taken to the police station for recovery. A wallet theft of $40 from Causey of Dayton occurred near the B&O station while boarding a passing train. Norman Johnston faces theft charges, accused of taking a gold watch.
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Morey Hospital
Batmikey
Wenniesleagy Torm
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Main
Butiels
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Dayton
Ohio Automobile Association Tackles Power Tax Debate
Directors met in Columbus to discuss a proposed motor vehicle tax plan. They argued the tax would burden vehicles used for public service and essential transportation, urging reform to avoid harming roadside and municipal needs.
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Ghia
Ohio Automobile Association
Yegort
Man of High Reputation to Speak at Institute
Mr Nicodems, a recognized leader in progressive county farming, is set to address the institute. He will discuss forward agricultural development, basic principles of four percent agriculture, and the role of farmers in local economic growth.
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Program for institute event at school auditorium
A program for the institute in the school auditorium near West Chelsea on Wednesday lists speakers and activities including executive members and a schedule with discussions, demonstrations, music, and prizes. Separate news item reports that 8,000 soldiers are home from overseas with the battleship and transport ships entering New York harbor.
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Yon Der Pyl To Be Heard At January Talk
Nicholas Van der Pyl, noted industrial research writer, will speak January 22 at 8 pm on the United States employment service and its drive to reduce unemployment. He has long urged government contract support and will discuss the role of private employment agencies in national work programs.
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Wheel Stolen Report From Local Garage Breakin
Te G. Mirstin reports his automobile was tampered with on Saturday and a wheel was stolen from his car. The incident prompted a police report and investigation into the garage break in.
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Geran Migsaie
Hintoo Thiel
Re. Nac
Uriel
Atlal
Tragedy as Couple Shot Instantly Deaths Follow
In Uremnek Lin da Yeager 43 fired at his wife Mary 23 and their son bell Unelegh, killing them instantly while Mrs Yeager died 15 minutes later. The shooting occurred in view of two children. The unrelated continuation notes Cleveland news on a $50,000,000 union station project and a $2,506,000 deficiency bond, describing voter action and financial issues in a separate column.
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