Human skyrocket blowup ends with escape of Rodman Law
A steel rocket misfire in New York on March 4 hurled Rodman Law twenty five feet but left him unscathed. Fire and smoke erupted as spectators watched the contraption burst apart, the rocket frame broken and Law moving amid burning debris while officials tended to him. An escape aided by protective gear and a parachute enabled his survival.
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Yok
Rodman Law
Humao
Law
Bit
Lin
Roelel
Chief of Police Involved in 1912 Home Entrance Testimony
Samuel Sehearer testified before the civil service commission that on June 4 1912 he forced entry to his home after doorbell failure and found Chief Fred Kohler hiding behind an ice box. The testimony described alleged misconduct by Kohler and was presented as prosection evidence in the case.
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Cevelaml
Wy Moreh
Must Have Name On Label Drugs Rule Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed a district court ruling upholding a law requiring correct labeling on medicines sent to patients in institutions for treating drug and liquor habits. The decision upheld a fine against Din J Stephens and company of Tabane Ohio for shipping adulterated preparations across state lines.
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Cinginnali
Barler Ding
United States Eiveni Court of Appeals
United States District
J. Stephens
Comnan
Tabane
Ohio
Fireman Awarded Three Thousand Damages in Train Wreck Case
Indianapolis dispatch reports Fred Emberton a fireman aboard a C. H. & D. freight train struck by a passenger train at Trvington last November was awarded $3000 by a jury. Sixteen people died in the wreck. Emberton is the first to receive damages.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fred Umberton
Trvington
Emberton
Health Officer and State Inspector Invited To Hamilton Board
The Hamilton board of health discussed inviting the state inspector of shops and factories to attend the next meeting to improve sanitary conditions. They debated weekly inspections, plumbing issues, and hiring a plumbing inspector. Salary hikes for Health Officer Smedley, Nurse Corcoran, and Secretary Shears were approved or discussed, with desk and typewriter needs and funding transfers under review.
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Board ‘of Health
Charles Krone
Clai
Louis Hemler
Kiehhorn
William X. Wilkins
Healy
A. L. Rmedley
William Shears
Smedley
Wilkins
Board of Health
Hamilton
Oliver Smudie
State Board of Health
Cofe
Walking
Hoult Gilber Sprechey
Wilking
Court House
Armedley
F. E. Covcoran
Biehhorn
Tealth Ofver Snivdieyh
Biehlwin
Mneal
I. Stmedley
Columbus
Shears
City Periecil
Wd Phi
City Corneil
Smedlay
Milner's Swamp Root Kidney Liver Bladder Remedy
Advertorial note extols Dy Milner's Swamp Root as a trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims widespread use, cites thousands of letters from grateful sufferers, and offers free sample bottles by mail from Gr Kilmer & Co. with prices of fifty cents to one dollar at druggists.
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Milner
Gr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Fielravn Proposes Antlers Regulation Publication Plan
A political note from Ma mentions publishing all antlers and regulations in the Joma and another outlet. The plan includes publishing volumes and then adjourning. The wording suggests procedural steps and upcoming formalities in the session.
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Fielravn
Joma
Hairpin found in bed as Peters sues Bonnell for damages
Parkersburg W Va March 14 A hairpin found in the bed of defendant George Bonnell is cited in William D Peters suit for damages for alienation of his wife’s affections. Felors testified of discovery after an early ride. Bonnell denied all charges as witnesses spoke of alleged conduct. The case headed to the jury late today.
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Parkersburg
W. Way
Tay Nga
William D. Peters
George ¥. Bunnell
Bonnell
Peters
Meat shortage worries Chicago leader on prices and recovery
Arthur G. Leonard of the Stockyards and Transit Co says a broad meat shortage extends beyond Chicago and will take six to seven years to rebuild cattle production. He cites per capita meat declines and a tightening supply with prices poised to rise as the industry remains in a critical condition.
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Chicago
Arthur G. Leonard
sCion Stockyards and Transit Company
Leonard
United States
Rates Increase Threat for Order Front in Cincinnati
The Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky Tr ibe of Duan May convened at the Palace Hotel to plan a suit seeking a ruling on insurance rate hikes. The committee, with over 80,000 members, aims to press the Supreme Court. Leadership includes George Balme and ALP Ross, as officers prepare to present to the Supreme Court.
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Kentucky
Palace Hotel
Cincinneti
Claas A
Pratest
George Balme
Covington Court No. 2
Woodvedl
Rather
Butler
Freezing Weather Expected Tonight Across Regions
Weather forecaster Devereaux warns of a drop in temperature with below freezing by night. Yesterday’s warmth reached 61 degrees at noon, while Prince Albert reports subzero chill. Northern Michigan and northern New England will see several inches of snow or ice.
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Waather Morasastea Devereaux
Sriesing
Prince Albert
Canada
Michgan
New England
Central Kappa Sigma Chapter Names Two Candidates
Two candidates are announced for the central chapter of Kappa Sigma Di. Leo Bartels of St. John’s church and Glove Fishwick of the Baptist church are the leading nominees. The elnir will meet Thursday evening and every seventh Thursday thereafter. A city wide boys organization plan will be presented Sunday afternoon at the Y M C A.
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Kappa Sigma di
MLO. A
Leo Bartels
St. John
Sthurch
Glove Fishwick
The
Baptist Elreh
Elnir
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