Company E Boys Win Tight Army Baseball 17107 Score
Soldiers of Company E claim a 17107 victory over Company F in a lively camp baseball game at Camp Willis. Corporal Keller starred with six hits, while Walling and others contributed in a spirited contest before a crowd of soldiers and officers.
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Gaius
Browel
Mrnday
Auve
Louis
Mornig Company
Banc Ganpony Ky
Cleveland Crys
Corporal Keller
Walling
Burt
Kellvr
Steatk
Adjourment Prospects Shift Amid House Bills
Washington discussions focus on adjournment as Army and Army appropriations, revenue measures, and shipping bills face Senate committee scrutiny. Democrats hope to leave for campaign activities while Republicans plan to push changes to the shipping bill and tax bill this week.
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Washington
Pamnolier
Evon
Alain En
Arny
Duke Park
Canoas
House
Tate
Senate
Tax receipts show surplus urged by 1916 fiscal year
The Treasury reports a notable rise in tax collections for the year ending 1916, with receipts higher than anticipated across corporations and individuals. The increase, about four percent, reflects stronger earnings and revised dating while state finaces address deficits and expansions in levies and enforcement.
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Washington
Olio Bas
Cecil
Berrotany
Treaaney Madden
Wanted Girls for Ready Employment Ad
Wanted girls for ready employment. Apply Shuler and Benninghofen at Jarrah ta sal hills.
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Girals
Apply Shuler & Fbenninghofen
Jarrah Ta Sal Hills
Company E notes Brigade Headquarters Staff Honors
Camp Willis July 10 Company E notes that Company E was honored to furnish one orderly for brigade headquarters. Brevet Brigadier General Mowary assigned the first brigade composed of the special regiment taidor Colonel Jay Denning, the Third segment under Colonel Andler and the Sixth under Colonel Cox. Captain Suart of the Sixth was made adjutant. An orderly was chosen from each regiment, Harald Coulter from Campany Mo to serve in the Third segment. The orderly is expected to perform slave military duties and was dispatched on July 10.
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Harald Coulter
Campany Mo
Friday Notes From Trenton Specials in July
Fragmented local column recounts social visits and gatherings in Trenton and nearby towns. Mentions relatives in Cedarville, Cedar and Middletown visits, Sabbath school activities, a church ice cream social, and travel notes involving Mrs Julia Condon Mrs Ol B M West and others.
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Teenlun
Dayan
Charles Lurk
Maillon
Warren
Julia Condon
Cedarville
OL BM. West
Gerand Town
Charles Buell
Distiltony
Marrsday
Olzabeth
Mike Dine
Gutterty
WU. Baker
Tmhnilton
Havel Sloneker
Dayton Maesday
Hills
C. G. Wardlow
Chicago
Mereryan
Lee Annnelhone
Meg
Suen
Diaghitaen
Win
Beaver Gilers
Kentucky
Denise Smie Daylon
Philesthys
Mis Dillinger
Baltimore
We. Ayers
Patent dispute over toaster bicycle improvements hits court
Tauplike legal filing seeks $36000 in damages from a St Louis company and others in Cinehuai district court alleging infringement of a Townsend Michael J Wald patent on toaster bicycle improvements. Plaintiff Vagek claims inventor status and seeks license and damages under federal law.
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Ina
Cinehuai
Toler Ilbire
St Louis
Middletowis
Vagek
Dama Lms
Tas
Vamping
Alhay Paulents
Dutenkuit
Townsend
Michael J. Wald
Gallo
Daferdarl
United States
Thasks Court
Walzen and Doyle Safe From Arrest Reportedly
A chaotic dispatch from Caluabis Sherobign Ghats notes Captain Wesley G Walzen of the Ohio Infantry and Sergeant Chester A Boyte face arrest complicating local tensions. The piece discusses a double oath take by National Guard officers, a letter from Dayton official W Lowell, and legal opinions outlining authority for civil surrender amid cross jurisdiction disputes.
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Wesley G. Walzen
Ohio
Chester A. Boyte
Charles Baker
Editay
Jeailer
Caluabis
Sherobign Ghats
Lie National Guard of
Ohig
Camp Willis
Colaains
Robert L. Mahler
Hawilton
Hubler
W. Lowell
Dayton
United States
Wonuttsssiantl
State liquor tax funds to be returned to local districts
Governor A Vy Donahy reports annual liquor tax receipts total over 150 million since the year began. The auditor notes the tax helps fund police protection and public charges from intoxicating liquors. Revenue should remain with districts hosting saloons to cover expenses.
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Cahnulis
A. Vy. Donahy
Will
Rorommoma
Dignor
Donahey
Automobile Crash Kills Edwin Kastrup on Cincinnati Pike
A fatal two car crash on the Cincinnati pike near former Governor Cox's home claimed the life of 16 year old Edwin Kastrup of Cincinnati. Four others including his brother William Kastrup and Dollie Breciocco were injured with Breciocco listed in critical condition.
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Edwin Kastrup
Dayton
Hilwin Kastrup
Gineinati
William Kastrup
Nati
Dollie Baepiocee
Gorge i Skipper
Will Kastray
James M. Cox
Breciocco
Third Regiment Keeps Cleanest Camp at Camp Willis
A Dayton dispatch reports Third Regiment, Well Cared For, maintains the cleanest camp at Camp Willis through daily inspections by regimental officers. Brigadier General McMaken notes steady improvement as regiments compete for top placement. A visiting Dayton party assessed readiness and brought a medical fluid to help future discharges.
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Camp Willis
Coltbus
Jenin Dayton
Elibler
TALTON EMERY DEAD IN AVONDALE AFTER STROKE
Cincinnati reports Talton Emery vice president of a dry company dies at his Avon-dale residence after a stroke last Monday following a prior fainting spell in Evansville Indiana. The incident and local details are summarized from the clipped news items.
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Talton Emery
Cincinnati
Dalton Kinbvy
Oh Rooms
Avondale
Linton Stack Yards
Evansville
Tul
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