Oxford Gasoline Thieves Suspected in Village Theft
Oxford village police investigate gasoline theft from cars after a resident on Bishoy Street found two youths siphoning fuel and firing a shot into the air. The suspects, aged 15 and 17, were later detained with a 5 gallon can, hose, and the targeted car. a home visit found one boy in bed, the other partly undressed. Police seek further evidence while withholding names.
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Bportel
Oxford
Joseph Wespiser
Bishoy Street
Bongise
Wespiser
Poliga
Yaara
Een
Palio
India
Funeral Services for Mrs Vanausdall
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Wespiser Vanausdall were held at Sir Mary's Catholic Church with a requiem high mass. Many floral tributes and out of town mourners attended, reflecting high esteem in the Oxford community.
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Liberty
Ind
Michael Ferrand
Youngstown
Fereaud Ajac
de Hares
Spont
Oxford
Arthur D. Fransis
Western scientist Wolsey to speak at Southwestern gathering
English scientist and writer Julian Wolsey will address a Western gathering on Wednesday after returning from Russia where he studied from a scientific viewpoint. The event includes a talk at Peabody Hall at 8:00 p.m. and features related discussions with medical men and scientists. Ohio newspapermen elect officers and directors in Columbus.
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Western College For Women
Peabody Hall
Julian Warley
Westoyn Celtoyo
Rusaia
Autuma
Russia
Foxley
Unclear medical ad about bladder issues and impurities
Fragmented OCR text describes a bladder “physic” to drain impurities and reduce irritation with Buckita leaves and juniper oil similar to sabior oil. Mentions Beckecks and Jaeg reing and Radcliffe Dian Co. unclear product claims and nonsensical phrasing.
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Sietnelag
Radcliffe Dian Co
Seputan Cueuiy Heneres Beil Ty Pe Or Teil
The readable fragments describe Seputan and Heneres in a local context with unclear events or actions. Names appear in disrupted OCR form, with limited concrete details about dates places or organizations. The item resembles a brief community notice or collage of names without a clear outcome or action.
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Seputan Cueuiy
Heneres Beil
Priority Rule for Federal Employees Outlined in White House Order
Washington Oct 4 The Civil Service Commission moves to protect federal workers furloughed or laid off due to economy cuts by granting them priority for reappointment when vacancies arise. The White House order, released by the commission, authorizes procedures to pool eligible staff and promises no discrimination in future appointments based on dismissal, reduction, or furlough.
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Paul Mat
Mamliea
Jomral
Washington
D. C
Thaga
Hamilton
Civil Service Commission
Unis
Uo Commission
Mabrock
Sere
White House
Commission
Khaki Shirts Seek to Halt Another March on Capital
Washington dispatch reports the Khaki Shirts of America urged Hamilton officials to establish municipal relief billets to keep unemployed from gathering for a potential protest in Washington. The national letter, signed by BR. B. Ellisey, warned governors and mayors to act to prevent large concentrations in the capital and cited last summer’s bonus expeditionary force as a cautionary example.
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Paul Way
Washington
D. C
Hamilton
America
BR. B. Ellisey
Amerca
John T. Pace
Crigress
Douglas Brown Commissioned Second Lieutenant in Army Reserves
Washington October 4 Douglas Rudia Brown 607 Young Street Middletown has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the army reserves and assigned to infantry per War Department announcement. Hospital unit to meet Thursday United Presbyterian Fort Hamilton Hospital Association will convene all day with luncheon. Men’s Golden Rule Club at meeting Unity Temple nine members attended. routine business discussed.
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Paul Hay Washington
Buresu Hamilton Evenina Jogrnad Washington
Douglas Rudia Brown
Young Street
Middletown
Army
Infantry
War Department
Olay
C. P. Hospital
United Presbyterian
Fort Hamilton Hospital
The
Unity Lempla
O E Holt to Meet Thursday at Allen Home
The M O H Bible class of the First M E church will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs G C Allen 702 South Ninth Street. All members are required to be present.
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Missionary Societes Moat
Wadnesday
Tha Women’s Missionary Societies
Mathadist Episcopal Church
Wallace P. Roudehush
Oe . O
Ohio Events and Officials Report Varied Local Incidents
Ohio news roundup notes police reopen murder probe in Toledo regarding Mike Mattos ages 65 amid conflicting coroner verdicts and a fire sighting. Dynamite found with a car load during unloading at a mine site prompts officials to suspect careless loading. Columbus records elect Rey D Moore president of the Velvet List of Ohio Dailies with officers and directors named. New Philadelphia reports Harry Bouklin Canton to be sentenced Friday for employing a 16 year old girl to snatch hootleggers.
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OHYO
Columbus
Ohio
Roy D. Moore
Canton
C. A. Fowley
Ashtabula
Waa V
O. H.spencer
Newark
Treasurex
Spencer
RC. Snyder
Sandusky
Gordon l. Rush
Athena
B. A. Newstzenholzer
Masaillony
Myere
Middletown
Moorehead
Camsbridge
A. A. Hoppengarner
Doren
James TL Bege
Sandoaky
Lesen
Nazt
Hare
Desunber i
Rey D. Moore
Canetom
A. Howley
Ashtabala
H. Spencer
Caceroltary Tressurer
B. A. Newettenhatzer
Massillon
Philadelphia
Harry Bouklin
Real Farm Row: Roosevelt Estate Under Fire by Davis Clash
Washington Oct 4 The Roosevelt Hyde Park farm comes under attack from former Governor Westmoreland Davis of Virginia who questions the accuracy of Henry Field a Republican Senate nominee s remarks about the farm Field claims there is no hog lot on the grounds while Davis counters with a tour showing dairy cattle silos and hens He charges Field visited as a relative and implies Republican propaganda Davis defends Roosevelt while noting real farm operations include crops and pastures GOLDRAD MEN S ASS N TO MEET MONDAY A R Brown elected president of the Colored Men s Improvement Association at Booker Washington Center meeting Monday night Others named include Sam Pridgett Veg Bailey J H Marshall A G Howard Evers and Arthur Moea
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Washington, D. C
Henry Field
Senate
Spencer
Roosevelt
Bealing
Hyde Park
New York
Mer Govennor Westmoreland Davis
Virginia
South
Virginia State Fair
Virginia State Farmers’ Institute
Davis
Tom
Field
Davis Gai
Mr. Field
J. R. Roosavelt
Eata
Goldrad Men's Ass
A. R. Brown
Colored Men’s Improverment Association
Booker ‘St. Washington Center
Sam Pridgett
Veg Bailey
Aesistant
J. H. Marshall
A. G. Howard
E. Evers
Arthur Moea
Mexico Exile Amnesty Plan Sparks Return Debate
Mexico City October 4 A proposed amnesty bill by the anti redlevntista minority would drop bans on exile and allow former generals governors and rebels to return from Los Angeles San Antonio El Paso Phoenix and other southwestern cities. Supporters call it a generous patriotic act while critics fear it may not pass beyond debate.
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Mexico City
CPR
Mexico
Pendiite
Tos Angeles
San Antonio
el Pasi
Phoenix
Federal
J Authority
Ita
Abelardo L. Rodriguez
Aligues
Damage suits over Wooster Pike auto crash
Ent Weed of Cincinnati sues Franz Harkrader and Elizabeth Franz in two common pleas petitions stemming from a May 1 collision on Wooster Pike near Plainview. Plaintiff Marie Harkrader of Middletown, a passenger, claims a broken right leg and internal injuries with hospital and medical bills totaling 800 dollars and seeks 5800. Co-plaintiff Myrtle Johnson also alleges injury and medical costs while Elizabeth Franz claims spine injuries and loss of wages with total damages around 1026. Reed is alleged to have been on the wrong side and speeding at 60 miles per hour.
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Ent Weed
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Common Plans
Wooster Pike
Plainview
Marie Harkrader
Middletown
Myrtle Johnson
Elizabeth .Franz
Osha
Reed
Mystery Fuel Claim Promises Unverified 77 MPG
An early 20th century style ad touts a nostrum claiming 77 miles per gallon and 260% profits with free samples and a money back guarantee. It lists vague locations and eager agents, urging readers to join a promotional scheme with bold figures and unsolicited contact.
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Uns Sagar Laboratories
Wheeton
Winots
Alite
Qiler
Carny
Kentucky News Snippets From Across The Commonwealth
Wakefield Orchards manager on Midland Trail held up for cash at day’s receipts. Bowling Green Police Judge O A Ramp dies at 73 at home. Warren Circuit clerk of 12 years, city police judge elected last November. Frankfort William Green Trok to serve life term for brother’s murder. Versailles John W McAba elected commander of Woodford American Legion post ahead of Armistice Day events.
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Bhelbyville
Henry Turner
Wakefield
Waymen
Bowling Green
O. A. Ranp
Aera
Roup Way
Warren Circnitt
Sod
Frankfort
William Green Trokatt
State Reformatory
Sherman Taukett
Floyd
Versailles
John W. McCaba
Woodford Post
American Legion
Beverage Makers of Ohio Plants for National Expo
Ohio will provide about six percent representation at the annual International Expo of the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages in Cleveland November 14 to 28. Over 300 Ohio beverage manufacturers plan to attend with about 6,000 people expected. The Cleveland gathering will feature 123 display exhibitors and an equipment exhibit, plus a historical display of industry gear from fifty years ago.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Cleveland Public Auditorium
WEDDING LICENSES REPORTED FOR ELMER YEHMHANS AND MATILDA ZIMMERMAYER
A marriage license was issued to Elmer Yehmhans, 41, a sheet metal worker of Hamilton, and Matilda Zimmermeyer, 30, a domestic, residing in Hamilton RR 3. The couple listed residential references as their mailing addresses.
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Elmer Yehmhans
BR. R. 3
Hamilton
Matilda Zimmermeyer
Fifty and Fit Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Vitality
At fifty you can be in your prime with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a delicious tonic of fresh herbs active senna and pure min for digestion bilious spells and sluggish bowels. Start with a spoonful tonight and take as needed to stay vigorous as you age.
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Claldwell
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