Dingle Sentenced in Dayton Bribery Case
Dayton Sept 14 Rodney J Dingle a former sergeant at arms of the Ohio senate was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for aiding and abetting in the alleged bribery of State Senator L R Andrews. Dingle awaits a written statement promised to his attorneys and is said to be preparing it with Attorney Wyan. The case involves a larger alleged bribery scandal impacting other legislators and officials with the next courtroom proceedings set for the coming term.
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Dayton
Trodney J. Dingle
The
Ohio
L. R. Andrews
Aus
Alley
Dayston
Dingle
Colm Egay
Salrilay
Weitten
Tingle
Wyan
Millough
Diegle
Ley
Emir
Diegler
Othex
Murderer Surrenders in Barn Death After Love Tragedy
Sept. 1914 near Kenton a man named Koulin O. cornered by a posse shot and killed himself in a barn after murdering Dela Walsqy, 22. The suspect had pursued by police for a love feud involving Miss Halsey, 25, and Newman, once a model youth, who followed her to Kenton then to a bakery. A struggle occurred as he dragged her through a door and fired three times before fleeing as authorities arrived.
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Astomer
Newman
Miss Hulsey
Hur Ly
Father defies oath law at Peru Autos School
In Jersey City a British subject, M K F Audaley, protests a New Jersey oath of allegiance required at public schooling. His daughter Catherine Andsley refused the oath and was sent home. Audaley consults British consul in New York and awaits papers confirming the stance. The British liaison plans to inform Perth Amboy authorities.
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Jersey City
New Jersey
Americas
Peru Autos School
Cathrine Andsley
M. K F. Audaley
New York
Chillen
Jwpper
Perth Amboy
Audsley
Great Britain
Canadians Lined Up In Reciprocity Fight
Halifax Sept 14 Canadians lined up in a reciprocity fight as campaigns gain pace across Canada. In Nova Scotia nominations were largely open with polling set for Sept 21. Sir Wilfrid Laurier Jr and Sir Robert Borden dominate, while figures show Liberals and Conservatives in close contest statewide and nationally.
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Halifax
N.S
Witte Arway
Canada
Wilfred Laurtier
Jun BO
Nova Scotia
Robert Laird Borden
Dred Borden
Wilfred Lameree
Simster
Mvilitia
Will Bring Suit Over County Emergency Levy in Ohio
Attorney General Login of the state tax commission will file in Franklin county common pleas court to enjoin assessing the county levy of eleven tenths of a mill for emergency road purchases. The tax commission plans to proceed, while county commissioners push the levy despite earlier limits. The suit ensures the county cannot collect the appeal this year, with the case expected to move within months.
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Columbia
Ohio
Login
State Tax Commission
Irving
Common Pleas
Franklin Fainty
Coty
Sayre Tvor
The
Tax Commission
Mie Smits
Lightning Strikes Town as Heavy Rain Hits Afternoon
A severe lightning event and torrential downpour disrupted the afternoon, with reports of intense hail and damage. A worker at Blink-Clawson crane shops was struck by lightning but not seriously injured, while others nearby avoided major harm.
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Tamilton
Willan Adphingon
Ross Aveana
Wan
Blink-Clawson Company
Dro
M. Sarton
Bit
Amehingey
Kitty's Travels Cat Vanishing Near Bloomington
Bloomington residents recount the strange disappearance of a tabby kitten named Kitty after a long journey from Bloomington to Kekona. Virginia Thompson and grandparents hosted the cat’s keeper Mrs. Austin Thompson. The kitten reportedly vanished from Kekona a week ago, leaving locals worried as they search for the missing tabby.
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Bloomington
Ind
Virginia Thompson
Austin ‘Thompson
Hee
Koken
Pope Receives American Rector Kennedy in Rome
Kennedy, rector of the American college in Rome, is the first American prelate to be received by the pope since his illness. The pope appeared bright and cheerful, with vigor for his age, walking about the room with an elastic step and clear eyes. He denied that his recent indisposition was serious, saying reports of it had been exaggerated.
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Kennedy
American College At
Pope
Jeko
How a Leper Travels
Bootle Sept 14 Acleto Paleby a leper held for six months by Washington health authorities arrived here today in a hex car which was burned after he left it. Pleby will sail for Manila tomorrow aboard the U S Transport Dixon for Nim Mis Tike Mee hox par will She Tati a ne end of the voyage.
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Bootle
Wakl
Acleto Paleby
Milipina Leper
Washington
Pleby
Manila
U. S
Dixon
Girl Slain. Former Suitor Under Suspicion
Della Late Voyager 22 a store clerk in the south part of town was dragged from a rear door of the store and shot through the heart. Jesse Newman aged 22, once rejected as a suitor, is under suspicion as deputies search the city and family. Newman recently left his job at a local factory where he was employed.
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Kontan
Della
Posion
Jesse Newman
Newman
Focal
Muir
Hamiltons New Armory Accepted by State
Norwalk Sept 14 The new armory costing 20000 has been accepted by the state. State armory board members Colonel Reig Napoleon Colonel Bargar Calumus and Major Bell New Lexington inspected the building to house Company G of the Ohio National Guard.
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Hamilton
Norwalk
Reig
Napoleon
Bargar
Calumus
Mayjor Bell
New Lexington
State Armory Board
G. Pith
Ohio Regiment
National Guard
Erie railroad tire men seek pay hike to 1 12 percent
Tire workers on the Erie railroad have demanded higher wages, seeking an increase of 1 to 12 percent. A year ago the firemen were granted a 7 percent rise.
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New York
Erie Railroad
Foreigners Departing for Europe Drives Port Trends
New York reports a surge in steerage departures as a record number travel to Southern Europe awaiting warmer weather. Officials warn the exodus may cut labor costs for major employers, while port officials note the year’s figure already tops 1910 by 76,000 and rising.
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New York
Europe
TWCHX
Jeffries Found In Alaska After Mystery Family Scare
In Benard Alaska on a river journey twins Jamox and stulin Jeffries were located by guide Tanner after a confusing chase. Messages were sent to California seeking updates on their mother's illness and possible further news if her condition worsens, prompting concern and a potential departure from Beward Joraorraw.
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Benard
Alaska
Jamox
Stulin Joffries
Kenai River
Tanner
Los Angeles
Beward Joraorraw
M Frey Injured in Fall at Home
M Frey, age and details unclear, fell at home and sustained rib injuries. The account notes the accident is serious due to extreme age, with fragmented OCR text preventing full specifics.
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M. Frey
Union veterans clash in hotel lobby over regimental memories
In a Wooster hotel lobby two elderly Union veterans from distinct regiments confronted each other with sharp, joking barbs about Civil War service. By mutual apologies and a formal handshake, the men ended the exchange as bystanders cheered, a police presence keeping order.
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Union Vetuu Legion
FL Pillehotel
New York State
Qhig
Tintiangy
Wooster
Grant
Jake
Bloodhounds Nab Suspect After Horse Theft Charge
A disorderly transcription reports Bolletartaine and Sephe Te-Chas were derented yesterday after a Hoodlannids confrontation. Visagel mother allemtplat sniente Janis Newman, a farmer, faces charges in a lonely dawn arrest. The case notes a 27 year old suspect and an earlier incident tied to a horse theft.
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Allemplat Sniente
Janis Newman
Dhirges Athny
Lonley
Kidnapped Policeman Report Causes Night Patrol Alert
Fragmented report from Philadelphia details a kidnapping incident involving a police officer. The text references a suspect and a monetary reward or band set, with limited readable names and locations due to OCR damage.
Campaign in Canada Dominates Debate as Nominations Near
A heated campaign in Canada targets nomination day with major parties mobilizing across provinces. Opposition claims potential gains across two provinces as electorate debates party platforms and regional issues.
Comet Sighted Visible Naked Eye Evening Sky
A Minnesota astronomy professor reports the Crook’s Premed comet is now visible to the naked eye in early evening skies. The Crook’s Premed, recently discovered, is noted by Prof. Feamnis Pe Teavenworth of the State University.
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Minneapilis
Feamnis Pe Teavenworth
The
State University
Taft Visit Disrupted by Washington Barriers
Washington diary notes limits on Taft’s visit as 24 aides and staff, including Commander George F. Coover of the U S Navy, accompany him. The party faced refusal to halt the tours at Beverly and Beverly Maes amid strict local controls and late arrangements.
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Washington
Murder in Cincinnati Red Light District
In Cincinnati on September 14 Frank Brown proprietor of a saloon at 411 Georgia Street was shot and killed by former partner Charles Moler after a business dispute over money. Two bullets struck Brown in the rear of the saloon as witnesses, including Moler’s wife, disputed whether Brown drew a revolver. The shooting occurred in view of several bystanders. The motive centered on financial quarrels.
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Cincinnati
Frank Brown
Thesalin
Georga Street
Charles Moler
al Golder
Brown
Golder
Siveh
Magie Moler
Gittsons
Molar
Red Light District
Dirigible Balloon C M 3 Fire Causes Fall Near Grosshelow
Berlin reports during army maneuvers the dirigible balloon C M 3 caught fire and plunged near Grosshelow. Six or seven aboard including an officer jumped to safety as the airship was nearly destroyed. Cause appears a defective motor causing an explosion in the gas chamber. No serious injuries among seven men.
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Berlin
Grosshelow
Government probes ship disaster in Manatee Bay aftermath
Nilede Sept 14 government begins investigation into the loss of seven lives after the freighter Philip Minels attacked the Tauneh Nemo in Manatee Bay Sept 2. Crew members are examined and survivor Michael Mayer will testify. Findings will be sent to Washington.
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Nilede
Philip Minels
Manntee Bay
Michael Mayer
Lannel Party
Washington
Royal engagement reported for Prince Arthur of Connaught
London Sept 14 an interesting report says Prince Arthur of Connaught son of the Duke of Connaught the newly commissioned governor general of Canada is engaged to marry Princess Irene daughter of Grand Duchess Zenia Alexandery na sister of Emperor Nicholas of Russia. Formal announcement expected before the Comanghta sails for Canada.
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London
Prince Arthur of Connaugh
Duke of Connaught
Vovernoy
Canada
Irene
Zenia-Alexandery
Unwritten Law Plea in Railroad Man Shooting Case
Everett Rows, a railroad employee, pleads not guilty to shooting with intent to kill Charles Billingsley. Rosa claims Billingsley wrecked his home amid the case. Jury comprises local farmers.
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Trimeeron
Ime
Dept. Dane
Everntt Rows
Charles Illingsley
Rosa
Billingsly
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