Ohio penitentiary execution ends after chicken theft murder
Ty faced the electric chair in Columbus after driven by repeated attempts to escape and a spree stealing chickens. He killed Charles Justice during the chicken theft, refused last rites, and died at 42:06 Friday morning. Justice believed to have planned further violence against guards.
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Charles Justice
Coluambus
Ohio
Justice
Jenwig
Join Shoup
Xenia
John Mack Dies After Operation at 22 in Hamilton
John Mack a former Hamilton resident died following an operation. He spent much of his life in big cities, worked as an assistant at a machine company. Remains to be viewed at his brother William Mack’s home and funeral planned Saturday at the brother’s residence then Gasman Of church with Rev Wegner officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by mother Tathex and brother Williaw and sister Elsie.
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John Mack
Hamilton
Lermoon
Hethorda
Italy
Cinein Dali
Bhuulay
William Mack
Quand Boulevard
Williaw
Elsie
TH. F, Wegner
Inermout
Greenwood Cametery
Mrs Elliott elected grand officer at Ohio Eastern Star convention
Mrs Rac til iot of Sharonville was elected grand talion al at the grand chapter of Ohio Order of the Eastern Star. Dayton was selected as the principal place. Officers elected included J B Mellanghey Columbus grand pytheons Evan G Peon Washington Court Hues associate grand patron C Rabbing Galion inter grand patron Marinette Hay Toledo grand secretary Elizabeth A Wallan Ver Tynville grand treasurers Bessie Le Boyce Mr Sterling grand conduets reas
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Cleveland
Ractiliot
Sharonville
Chicago Market Closings and Odd December Notes
Markets show mixed closes with Chicago activity mixed in. Unclear figures list December prices and odd lines including 63 1-20 and 47, hinting at price or date stamps without full context.
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Chicago
Chisago
Wirual
Cove
Oate
Tax valuations rise for several Ohio phone firms
In Columbus on October 27, protests disclosed by the state tax commission show higher valuations for several Bell and independent telephone properties. Central Union in Columbus increases from 4 to 81 million. Cincinnati and Suburban in Cincinnati from 10 million to 22 million. Cleveland firms jump from about 2.0 million to 6.5 million for the Cleveland Telephone Company and from 12.9 million to 50.0 million for the Cleveland area independent carrier. New valuations affect local systems and long distance networks statewide.
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Columbus
Obie
Ming
Central Union Telephone Company
Culitobag
Bel
Cincinnati and
Sabrebsuele
Cincinnati
Cleveland “Telephony Company
Bell
Cleveland
Caoyahued Telephone Company
Indypeidart
Central Union Company
Celanthus Hibides
Rebels Proclaim Republic as China Civil War Intensifies
Across Tripoli and Peking reports recount heavy fighting as 1,000 Turks are slain and Arabs suffer high casualties. General Li Hung Hsieh announces the rebel president’s proclamation, while foreign ministers monitor communications amid chaotic reports of casualties and shifting allegiances in China’s civil conflict.
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China
Peking
la Yutti Hung
Hone Kow
Republic of China
Watt
Edward Jones Dies At Age 83 In Shandon
Edward Jones father of Judge Ed II died Monday morning at his Shandon home near Lint in his 84th year while visiting his daughters who cared for him after a stroke and decline. He leaves a son Judge Ed J Jones and two daughters Mrs William Williams of Gofer 64 and Mrs David Francis of Shandon. The funeral arrangements will be announced. A Will Make A Test item notes the C A & D testing a Dayton gas motor car for suburban and rail traffic use next Monday.
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Edward Jones
Dunes
Hhaity
Iightyr
Mes
Willian
Gomer
Lint
Jones
Mis City
Shandon
Eure
Ani
Dulge
J. Jones
William Williams
Gofer
David Francis
Uouailon
Dayton
Robbers Cut Off McComb Bank in Shawnee County
Robbers attacked McComb town today blowing open the bank with dynamite and severing communications. They looted a large sum of money and escaped before a posse could pursue, prompting a manhunt across the area.
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Oley
McConsh
Satelu Ie
Cornerstone Date Set for Hawk Library in Middletown
Middletown trustees schedule November 10 as the cornerstone laying day for the Hawk Library. Carnival Night is highlighted as essential, with streets to be turned for revelers. The Airdome closes Saturday and five weeks later the new Gorton theater opens. a fire call reports smoke from a stove causing a minor roof fire with no damage. Bob Walsh enters business in Cincinnati with Breed & Morrison after leaving the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Waylon road receivership.
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Sbeelal
Middletown
Oel
Theb Carnegic Hbrory
Hawk Library
Airdome
Gorton Theale
OL Ludlow
Smolpo
Jhil Weiland Tax
Ollie Clay Bob
Loaded With Automobiles In Freight Wreck Near Munds
Five of six freight cars derailed between West Chester and Munds while carrying automobiles from Solvoil to Atlanta. Most vehicles were a total loss with two intact, though damage and salvage values are unclear. Judge Clarence Murphy today heard the Russel divorce case, Frank versus Lolo Russel, with decision pending an investigation into alleged dirty practices. Both parties live in Middletown.
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West Chester
Munds
Solvoil
Atlanta
Russel
Idge
Clarenee Murphy
Prank
Lolo Russel
Partis
Middletown
To Dissolve The Steel Combine Declared To Exist Contrary To Law
The Steel Trust faces dissolution efforts amid public attacks on its legality. Morgan’s pet combine is challenged as Roosevelt declines to comment on the matter and to discuss the dissolution dispute.
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Morgan
The
Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Government’s Fight Against Combinations in Oil Case
Government actions target Standard Oil as a continued illegal combination. The case references November 14, 2006, and involves court decisions up to May 29. The text also mentions a 1907 matter and a Supreme Court upholding a prior decision with a later equity order.
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Goveeymunt ‘Sul
Standard Oil Company
Higanea
Oscer Court
United States Supreme Court
Ue Towerenirt
Roosevelt Refuses Comment on Steels Trust Suit
New York October 27 Theodore Roosevelt declined to speak on the government’s suit against the steel trust. The government today filed a broad anti trust action seeking dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation and its subsidiaries. Key figures named include Pierpont Morgan and John D. Rockefeller as defendants in what may be the largest trust case to date.
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New York
Gurey
Gary
J Morgan
Slevic
Slkive
Noosevelt
Orb
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Leunessee Coul & Iron Co
Dent
Gov't
BN. J. Gel
Maine
Pierpont Morgan
Johan D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnenig
Charles M,sehwal
George W. Corkins
BT Gary
Dot V. Rockefellar
Henry Ot
Prick
Tarlex Steel
James Cayley
Wil
Waleter
TUL
Nichols
J. HL Haber
Emupinies
Thiis
Fiona
Big Slump In Steel Stock Market Shocks Investors
New York Oct 27 Trading in United States Steel dominated the stock market with wide swings as selling influx from the U S and Europe drove losses across the list. Steel weakness pulled down rail and industrial issues while large blocks of U S Steel traded down toward 3018, the lowest since 1900. The petition alleges improper corporate maneuvers by Steel executives and associated firms, accusing officers and trustees of questionable actions while market uncertainty and legal challenges surround the company.
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New York
U. S
Europe
Standard Railroad
United States
Ander
He Finn
Steel Trust Ready to Fight for Its Existence
New York report states the Unite Mules Steel Corp is prepared to defend its existence as a thaw in a long-awaited crisis unsettles top officials and workers alike. A sudden shift in a major industry circle heightens tension around the future of the Sherman group and related interests.
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New York
Unite Mules Steel Corporation
Great Corporation
Porras
Ansberry Ties to Fifth Ohio District Campaign Tour
Congressman Ansberry is en route from Washington to Ohio for weekslong travels. He criticizes Governor Harmon as a weak candidate and notes favorable sentiment for Harmon’s opposition in some areas. Lasherry backs Rep. Cox and supports an extra Ohio Legislature session to redraw districts.
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Washington
Ansberry
Ohio
New York
Taspeth Btalos
Harmon
Lasherry
Jines M. Cox
Gas Rate Hearings Begin for Columbus Natural Gas Company
The State Public Service Commission opened hearings on gas rates for two Columbus firms, the Columbus Natural Gas Company and the Federal Gas and Power Company, following city council ordinances aimed at lowering prices. The ordinances set base rates and a five percent discount, with hearings to determine if the rates meet public interest and fiscal plans.
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Cobmunus
Qeb
Pugh Conquiy
Comngil
Arabha
Banquet Unites St John’s Men At Harris County Church
A large St John’s men’s banquet hosted by the newly formed Brotherhood of Matchureh drew 176 attendees. The aim was to strengthen fellowship and boost church involvement with speeches by G A Gorbold Rudolph Theim and guests including Theodore and Adolph Herrmann. The event closed with enrollment nearing 100 and plans to expand future brotherhood work.
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Hailton
St. John’s
Brotherhood of
Ruduolph Theim
George Protas
Apes Karluber
Huber
Switzerland
Hitler
G. & Gorbold
St John’s
George I. Rice
Formur
Bosch Wan
Duln
LL Kreekiling
America
George Biadert
Boper
Theodore
Adolph Herrmann
C. A. Man
Ant al Hickard Mirtewa
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Mrs. Elliott
Order of Eastern Star
Bell Telephone
Li Yuan
Tripoli
Acrepard
Ed H. Jones
McComb
Quiside
Middletowa
Gov’t
Filea
Roveressent
Rigel Corporatian
Oi and Trin Company
Cary
Henry C. Brick
More & Behley
Hollings
Meare
Avive
Anonneenen
J.P. Morin & Co
Steel
Falk
Exiat
Cox
St.jow
Dr. Herrman
G. A. Herrmann
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Prantzin Wan Bove
Amercan
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