Cincinnati Man George Budd Shoots Self in Bed
George Budd of Cincinnati Woodmen lodge shot himself in the head with an army revolver placed beside him in bed after a fall in work. He had been worried over idleness and his ability to support his family, and was found by Capt Werth and rushed to hospital where doctors feared death. He disappeared Sept 27 and returned three days later to attend lodge business before the tragedy.
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Cincinnati
George B. Budd
Cincinnatis Lodge
Ina
Iy Howe
National Surety Co
Budd
Wille
Yu Aula
Buddl
Erest Werth
George
Italy May Pay Turkey 12 Million for Tripoli Advance
A translated dispatch reports Italy readiness to pay Turkey about 12 million to recognize or cede authority over Tripoli. Italian forces and transport ships move toward Tripoli as communications with the region break down. Diplomatic efforts aim to soothe hostilities and prevent fighting while Italy weighs recognition of Turkish rule in the area.
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Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
Berlin
Germany
Vel
Staly
Impoli
Ythea Hostibes
Ilaly
Laliah
Cornelius Bliss Dead Leading Republican Figure Claimed
Noted New York Republican leader Cornelius N Bliss died at his home after a long illness. A merchant and longtime public figure, Bliss served as a state representative and held positions in national party activities including the McKinley era cabinet. He was 75.
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Cornelius N. Bliss
Yass
Willie Hite
Platt
Depew
Leslie Morton
Hig Datiente Eivids
New York State
New York
William Mentos
Gecretawe
Chenileroe
McKinlen
Privalie Basiveds
Mau
Bois
Officers Chosen by Wee State Charity Conference
Officers of the Wee State Charity Conference were elected at a meeting in Cleveland. Results include president Us Ud McFadden, Sleu Vanvilles as vice president, B. 7d. Brown as vice president, and Mrs. A. J. Shiu as secretary. Executive committee members listed with several named towns and institutions. The next conference will be in Cleveland. session details and fund extension discussed. SHOTGUN DUEL in Kent County left one man with abdominal injuries and another shot in the head near Thick orborne mile west of Mere.
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Us Ud
McFadden
Sleu- Vanvilles
Brown
Volulos Seem
A. J. Shiu
London
L. Ji. Shiver
Clalimas
Shiver
Macy Stern
Cantons Bee
Cleveland
George A. Mosher
J. W. Llugerly
Coluibiey Alex
Roxwall
Lebanon
We M4
Deysdute
R. C. Burton
Zanesville
Rowl
Warren Pommillee
Organ Fund
Kare Us
Pol
Uber
Ting de Th Dackxone
James M. Bawa
Yorgstown
Gheveland
Win Sessins
Kenta
Eholguns
Michael Hickman
Vian Yael
Thickiyborne
Mere
Hirlenain
Yigal
Heacu
Captain Daniel Dead in Bashville Home Incident
Bashville reports the death of Captain Daniel, head of the history department, who died at his home Monday after a long illness. He led local projects and was known for his scholarly work and military service. The community mourns the loss of a respected figure and educator.
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Bashville
Ten
Wwe
Captain Tick
Daniel
Histlory
Ponring Nix Mame
Behm Takes Case Supreme Court
Behm argues before the Supreme Court in Middletown after a circuit ruling reversed a judgment tied to an injury incident. The case centers on Bell, who seeks reversal of a prior verdict and a lowering of damages while the lower court set aside a judgment.
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Behm
Supreme Court
Middletown
Colombes
Butler Couity
Aline Helio Mae
Bebin
Wight
Middatown
Tadye Gard
Yore Ylors
Circuit Court
Suicide attempt by Cecile Batey reported in Michigan
Miss Cecile Batre twenty two of Kori Wey Ait attempted suicide by leaping from a height in Ginke Michigan yesterday. Rescued by two firefighters Steward har Cather, a wealthy resident of Moet Wayne, witnesses say she appeared moody and without a sweetheart. She had been questioned about the reasons for her act.
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Chicago
Nevi
Cecile Batre
Kori Wey Ait
Chark
Hergell
Ginke Michigan
Mise Batey
Ste Ward Har Cather Wah
Moet, Wayne
Tragic Army Lieutenant Ends Life After Short Marriage
Second Lieutenant Lynel, of the United States Army, killed himself six hours after marrying Miss Gladys Carthans. He shot himself in his room at Fort somewhere, with a single bullet to the heart and a second to the mouth. He served in the AEF and was transferred to a cavalry unit before his death.
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San Antonio
Gladys Carthans
der BR. Lynel
Ews Alry
United States
Erty
Dp. m
Jan
Taldal
Lynch
Missoni
St Annes
Mied
Explosion wrecks Mansfield store in old Willey block
Two women were killed and six injured in a natural gas explosion that destroyed the building and damaged the adjacent stores in Mansfield Ohio late yesterday afternoon. Fire followed, sweeping the Wilier block and gutting the heart of the business district.
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Mansfield
Hera
Higele McCoy
Wiler
Biefness
Dia Jariet
Soray
Atheron
Changes in Ohio Sons of Veterans Tax and Inspection Rules
Golimibas and the Sons of Veterans in Ohio adopted changes to align with national standards. The division council reduced the initiation fee from 30 to 25 dollars and eliminated the old inspection form. Inspections will be conducted by division committees rather than appointed inspectors. The per capita tax for all members was lowered.
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Golimibas
Thy Sons of Veterans
Ue Division Council of
Ohio
Hughester
Tle Division
Corautannlaes
Connec
Jeff Davis Bride in Ozark Nuptials in Arkansas
In Little Rock Arkansas a note from Ozark announces the approaching marriage of United States Senator Davis to Miss Maarte of Ozark. The ceremony will occur at Ozark Chapel in the afternoon. Miss Maarte is the daughter of Dr Weak, a leading and longtime resident of western Arkansas.
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Jeff Davis
Little Rock
Ark
United
Sunater
Davis
Miss Maarte
Ozark
Weak
Arkansas
Partner of Rockefeller 18 Claimed by Death
Obscure obituary notes the death Monday of a business partner linked to John D. Rockefeller and Archbold. The fragment references a Wesley Development company lineage, later Mandard Oil, and notes age sixty. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR.
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Rockefeller 18
Warren
Pent
D. Hitaa
Isteseat
Dobn
D. Rockefeller
Dokn Archbold
Wesley Development Comepany
Mandard Oi Company
Secret bribery claims shake 1908 Stephenson feud
Report alleges a $2,500 payment linked to a political feud involving United States Senator Stephenson and associates. Writings describe bribery and corruption charges tied to Stephenson’s election, with deputies pressed to act to conceal payments as a Wardens scandal unfolded in Madison. Names and places appear in fragmented testimony.
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Milwhawkes
Warden Stone
United States
Dean
Stephinson
Eboumey
Stephenson
A. le Bngsley
Splonson
Maoh
Tegishalive
Tye
CO Blone
Hanne al Madisoi
Stone
Kingslas
Storm
BIBLF CLASS FOR LOUISVILLE OFFICERS
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Louisville police training class with names and ranks. Lieutenant Howard McButt and Annie Malightey are mentioned in association with patrol duties and a forthcoming public substation event.
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Louisville
Earthquake Acknowledged in New York City Area
An earthquake observation near New York was recorded with readings from a seismograph in Brooklyn. Details are fragmentary but indicate a distant event with measurable magnitude.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bridge at Grand Bird Receives Public Works Review
A Columbus Journal report outlines public works talks on a new bridge at Grand Boulevard over a canal. Surveyor Peank Kineh and officials discuss a twenty five foot waterway and a possible Merrim Miller approval, with contracts expected if the plan gains support.
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Columbus
Millia Wil
Haurillon
Althautek
Suerus Hutt
Miller
Wigstoners
Harmilton
Grand Boulevard
Urgrun T. Blake
Mrs Payne Resigns From Dames Club Post
A notice reports Mrs Payne resigning from her position with the dames F McConet Phar Chie and WHEE aeoard, detailing a change in vice position on a leadership committee.
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Payne
Dossig Payne
F. McConet
Explosion Blows Up Tenement Killing Four Nearby
Four persons are believed dead after a dynamite blast at a large frame tenement in Renwood a suburb. The blast tore the building apart killing residents who were asleep at the time of the explosion. Boward Kolinskex is named as the contractor or person involved in the event.
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Wiweling
Vax
Renwood
Enyave
Boward Kolinskex
Arho
Unclear historical incident near Alton with attempted lynching
Fragmentary report from Alton near Penn Ort describes a possible lynching attempt. A man named Mowden, age two, is referenced in a garbled sentence. Police or authorities are not clearly stated. The text is largely incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
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Peipoli
Miles
Yeu Shaly
Anid Allare
Victor
Ayinoeor
SSRN
Laly
Maly
Duke Ofnod
Nary
Corneliua Sondant Bliss
Corinth
Bliss
Paha de Co
Huarl Dixense
Muse
Ussiss
Coenelians
Lynn Mur
State Conference of Charities At
Toledo
the Sons of Veterans
Boninville
Jan Pulive
Hiward McBuelt
Annie
Grand Bird
Cox
Supreme Court For Settlement
Columbana
Hamilton County
Fudge Wel
George B. Cox
Ebudge Dirkson Gtassen
Indietinanls
Wetlyal Coss Ui
Osis
Uae
Dianisenl
BLACK
Alton
Penn
Tahaerking
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