Bridge Collapse At Excello Stone Tolling Six Injured
A bridge near Excello Stone collapsed at midnight as a wagon and auto passed over. Six people sustained injuries including head and chest wounds. The accident blocked the road, with one end of the bridge missing and the canal exposed. County Commissioners inspected the scene and discussed rebuilding options including a new bridge and potential damage suits.
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Avi
Yoni
Ralph Young
Jeti Young
Pieres
Bhraehe Young
John Yong
Wieder Wallers
Joseph Sprabak
Willian Hadawiys
Emy
Dull
Brindy
Uxeelt Bo
New Building for American Officials
Washington reports a new information department building under construction in the capital. Officials and ushers attended the event. The project is estimated at 2,000,000 pounds with 22,608,000 authorized. The block bounded by Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets and M and C streets Northwest will house the facility.
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Washington
le New Infumar
Feenth
Co Street
Million Lost in Rock Island Transactions
A report notes millions vanished in Rock Island dealings as basys are unearthed. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Rock Island
Stockholders Deceived In Interstate Commerce Probe
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into stockholder losses and alleged deception. The panel examines directors and reports on improper practices, with officials urging accountability and potential legal actions as the inquiry proceeds.
Safety laws debate halts at theater inspections
The Shake Ded I Commission faced questions over enforcement of safety statutes for theaters. Testimony described theater buildings and wiring, with officials urged to comb through building codes and safety practices. Authority questioned whether inspectors could suspend rules, as witnesses cited by the Attorney General offered varied accounts.
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Colcarus
Huvier
Sven
Plans to Appraise Local Lands in White County
The Band of Appraisers of the Missouri Conservancy District, led by the clerk of the Board, met in Ham-Vita today to review preliminary plans for land appraisal work in White County. The session focused on necessity, timing, and the allocation of survey resources, with officials urging immediate attention to commence field surveys and confirm valuation methods for planned parcels.
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BOM Gieouseata
Misuni Cancervaney Distret
Salvation Army Clothing Drive Seeks Public Help
The Salvation Army in Annis records a drive for discarded clothing and baby wear to aid local needs. Donors are asked to place items on the curb or doorstep for collection, with proceeds supporting rent and expenses for the local work.
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Salvation Annis
Une Army
Middletown workers cited in Rev. Phillips case
Licensed 10 Wed, Lula Rister a tobacco worker and Cleveland Warlgrove a paper maker of Middletown, Rev. Phillips.
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WED
Iss Lula Rister
Cleveland Warlgrove
Middletown
Rev
Phillips
Typhoid Fever Causes Deaths Across Ohio in Report
A Ryudiean report details widespread typhoid deaths in Ohio counties, noting high mortality in Lucas and Cydithus with varied death rates. The piece discusses polluted waters, hospital facilities, and local conditions influencing the outbreak, mentioning Niles East Linerqnel and other communities.
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Ai Ib
Rat
Lucas Lupaty
Cydithus
Bagaleea
Natal
Sueli
Utne Cays
Tn Niles
East Linerqnel
Cihite
Obie
Home and Country Trust Suit in Camden Court
Farmers State Bank of Camden Tidiana sues Home and Country in Superior Court at Cinelis wati seeking to appoint a receiver to take company assets and property. The corporation has a capital stock of 1,406,000 with unpaid installments. the suit seeks a receiver to preserve assets before a full trial and recovery actions proceed.
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View Farmers State Bank
Camden
Tidiana
Tits Beaught
Cinelis Wati
Taiblestage Compsute
Toe
Merber
Gombey
Ohi
Fae
Itedhendett
Closiog
Judas
Ina
Hitte Devs
Rover
Deal
Wisa
Rire
Helin
Detective Killed After Train Ride Alleged Rider Fatal Incident
Aime A. Matthews, 95, of Cincinnati area, died after a confrontation aboard a freight train near Belanger and Crescent. Police pursued two suspects who opened fire as the train operated toward the west. Matthews died from a wound. Authorities vow a strenuous investigation to end the case.
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Aime A. Matthews
Tuchonati
Gitella
Crescent
Jelink
Matthews
Vichy
Found Man With Wife In Jail After Alleged Audits
A damaged text fragment describes a man and his wife involved in an audit irregularity leading to the wife’s imprisonment. The garbled wording implies financial misconduct and legal actions surrounding the pair.
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Willy Bis
Missionary Survivor Reported in Utah Incident
Fragmentary text notes Ay ALulti and Rul ah in Salt Lake City area. It mentions Nebeker in England on Mormon mission and a relative Nebeker from United States martial unit leading a pursuit of renegade Pile Indians in the East last winter.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Ay Alulti
Rulah
Anabue
Viker
Town
Nebeker
England
Aousin
Aequila
Coited
Martial Fwtah
Auditor Refuses Exposition Grocery Vouchers
Ohio Auditor Douatey refused to approve grocery vouchers tied to the Ponala-Piawille exposition in the Ohio building for July purchases including whiskey and ice cream. The auditor said the restaurant supplies served no profit and were used for the Ohio commission to the exposition. Vouchers for July and other months were rejected while some earlier vouchers were approved or withheld.
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Douatey
Ohio Commission
Ohio
Hus
Hint Vourier
Ao Court
Donahey
Unah Viere
Venahey
Carstautiv Ab
Urethia
Gudnur Dust Jerhrusry
Mitel
Sanacher
Auil
Keppler Washington Strike Proposal Repudiated
The National Association of Alachinis rejects Keppler Washingtons plan for a national strike in removal plants to enforce the eight hour day. The board declined to endorse a general wage cut or shortened workday while international president Jotingon vows to deny the project and insists no strike will occur.
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Washington
Tibertional Association of Alachinis
Cale d. Keppler
W. TL Jotingon
Atteimbal
Merc Jolson
Miss Hoffman Prisoner Reported in London Spy Case
From the Washington Ambassadors page word arrived that Miss Auta Hoffman, a resident of Urhana, employed in London when the war began, was arrested as a German spy and imprisoned two months. The note implies a wartime espionage case tied to her in Britain.
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Ay Aus
Ay Aril
Washington Coday Oiat Pwited Shales
Page
Taidon
Misa Auta Hoffman
Walloway
Miss Hainan
Urhana
London
Bar Leen
Campaign to establish eight hour day in munition plants
In Washington in August 2011 Kuppler and the executive board of the association met to back a policy supporting a nationwide effort to secure the eight hour workday in munition plants rather than a general strike.
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Washington
Kuppler
Internationallan of Machinists
Ped
Holy Name Parade Marshals Plan Largest Catholic Event
About 50 000 Catholics are expected to take part in the Holy Name parade. Marshals from eight parish societies met after St Pela's gathering to organize tents, bands, and line formations. Grand Marshal General Theodore Setuwider and Archdiocesan leaders attended as planning continues for September 22 Cathedral Hall marshal assignments.
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Kitty Thani
St Pela’s Gathe
Flatain
Theodore Setuwider
Edward Sweeney
Xomwood
Archidiovesan Union of Holy Name Suchies
Fathee Joseph
Miami plan discussed to aid Hardin County farms
In Dayton Ohio the Conservancy Commission and officers reviewed flood damage and cotton value in Hardin County. Visitors P G Robinson C W Smith and W McGufrey learned field conditions and pledged to craft a nonprehensive nog project while another conservancy plan develops in the Hog Back region draining north toward Allen County.
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Dayton
O. Aug
Hardin County
Conservancy Commission
Wills Focal Con Yancy
P. G Robinson
C. W. Smith
W. McGufrey
Scioto
Hardin Gowrly
Allen County
Hearing Set for August 30 on Writ of Mandamus Action
Justice will hear the application of Tu mune Oliver Sum Lime seeking a writ of mandamus to compel the city and its auditor to pay a salary of $20 monthly to Hime. The hearing will consider that no examination was taken and the Batine County Humane Society no longer exists. The court ordered the auditor to pay or appear on August 30 with reasons.
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Harlan Fudiy Sel
Oliver
Beb
Hily
Primmer
Hime
Batine County Humane Society
Gouneiail
Social Revolution Tied to Wealth At State Ed Meet
At the 33rd annual convention of the National Education Association in Oakland California leaders discussed rural school reorganization and vocational education amid wage-earner unrest. Prof Frederick W Roman warned wealth concentration worsens social upheaval while John Jolson and Grace Strachan urged presidential candidates to address the issue.
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Qakland
Cal
Suvini
Qarest
Ity
Ite National Education Aganviatin
David B. Jolson
Hw Winthrop Normal and Industril College
Nock Hill
S.C
Grace U Strachan
Sehkeuls
Brooklyn
N.Y
Frederick W. Roman
Sy University
Syracuse
New York
Gaid
Rowan
I May Build a New Bridge at Excello State Road
County officials and State Highway Department planners meet to resolve funding and construction for a canal bridge at Excello scene of a Tuesday night automobile accident. The project on the Market Road may see the Highway Commission cover half the cost with the county paying the other half. A temporary crossing is expected before a permanent structure is completed.
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Endinver Lersels
State Hightway Department
Excello
Juli Young
State Market Road
Highway Convision
Columbus
Law
T Bvick
Lerser
Highway Commission
Dean of Sacred College Dead in Rome
Cardinal Seraina Vannutelli, dean of the Sacred College, has died in Rome. A leading Cardinal bishop born November 20, 1853, he was bishop of Porto Santa Rufina Ostia and was created cardinal by Pope Leo XIII on March 14, 1887. He studied at Genazzano and Capranica.
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Seraina Vannutelli
Saeed College
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Sacred College
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Porto
Santa Nuliana
Ostia
Leo XIII
Genazzolu
Palastrina
Genagrano
Degna
Hume
Nomination of Officers at Knights of Columbus Meeting
At the meeting the Knights of Columbus nominated several officers with no opposition. J Braegger was nominated for Knight, joined by George Th. Dodds as Deputy Grand Knight and Burt Cochran as Financial Secretary. Also listed were Fred J Schneider as Advocate, Judge JF ton as Chancellor, and recording secretary Connaugh- TW. Witlers.
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J. Braegger
the Knights of Columbus
George Th. Dodds
Burt. Cochran
Lemon Township Board seeks property condemnation for school
The Lemon Township Board of Education filed a probate petition to condemn property owned by Truzilla Kneese to build school facilities. A separate item reports two Black men lynched near Montgomery, Alabama, with another burned or fatally injured during mob violence at a plantation days earlier.
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Board of Education of
Lemon Township
Truzilla Kneese
Board of Education
Schawl Hintse
Shocks Hit Chicago Rail Shops in Strike Action
Kin aug 20 reports a vote posted to close the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway shops after a strike by five crafts. About six hundred workers are out of employment as the stoppage follows alleged use of foreign labor in loco motive repairs. Chicago Aug w reports Ubaois women may lose voting rights for presidential convention delegates, raised with Mrs Grae Wilbur Frout, head of the Illinois Woman's Suffrage organization.
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Tiow Tor
Kin
Chicago
Rork Island
Pacific Railway
Moose May Build House at Ft Hamilton Lodge
The Loyal Order of Moose lodge at Ft Hamilton, number 1497, reports a large meeting with thirteen applications and twenty four candidates for membership. Initiation will occur at the next Wednesday meeting September. A vote will decide purchasing the McMahon Property on South Second Street for a permanent lodge, or delaying building a home until later. Sick benefits were ordered paid and a campaign for new members was launched to celebrate the lodge's second anniversary on November 7. A fine lunch will follow the next meeting.
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Hamilton Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Whalen Re-elected At Fourteenth Federation Convention
John Whalin of New York was re-elected Federation president at the fourteenth convention of the Catholic Federation. Anthony Matre of Chicago was chosen for his fourteenth term as National Secretary. Officers include Flynt, Call, Ireye, Duttle, Laughlin, Brennan, Semite, Kula, with a large executive board. The next convention will be in New York with potential sites listed across several cities.
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Ane Laval
Am ‘Federation of Catholic — Socii
T Heir Homes
John Whalin
New York
Anthony Matre
Chicago
Thomas P. Flynt
Second View
AL Caller
Shakopod
Minny Shird View
Joseph Ireye
New Fourth View
J. I. Duttle
Joseph Laughlin
Philadphing
T. Brennan
Boston
GH. Semite
New Orleans
LW. Meckenkamp
Quincy
Masslielt
San Francisco
Kansas City
Buttsip
Chattanooga
Goodrich Factory Pride and Large Operations Highlight Akron
The manager of the Akron Goodrich Safety Company proclaims pride in quality and reliability. The plant spans over 75 acres with more than 75 thousand workers processed annually and employs over 15,000 people. The firm purchases vast crude rubber amounts and pays a large share of city taxes, shipping hundreds of mail items and telegrams daily. It produces 28 classes of rubber goods including 100 kinds of rubber hose and tubing, with a long history dating to 1885 White Anchor products still in service.
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LB. F. Goodriche Company
Akron
Ohio
Goodrich
B. F. Guadriot Co
Todo Ihs
Akram
Goodrich. Co
BFP
Goodrich Co
Thun
Mayer Family Estate Appoints Administrator
Wilhelmina Mayer Leach of Glen was named administrator of the estate of her father, the late Professor Frederick Mayer, by Probate Judge Connaughton. The estate value listed in the application was $3,500 in personal property.
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Wilhelmina Mayer Leach
Glendie
Frederick Mayer
Connaughton
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