Bigger Navy Advisory Board Plan Aims for Major Build Up
The advisory board calls for a navy enlargement including four battleships and sixteen torpedo boats. It also plans sixty to seventy submarines and additional destroyers to strengthen coast defenses. A war revenue bill to fund these measures and related conservancy and rural credits bills is expected, with further shipping bill revival anticipated.
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General Board
Advrsory Board
Conservancy
Inet
Poles Removed During Highway Reconstruction
Clinton Cowen files a writ answering the Ohio Electric Company suit seeking an injunction against the Construction Company. The case involves poles placed near the highway at s Corner and disputes over track replacement and rail center alignment. The Franchise Traction Company contends inner rail placement differs from contract measurements and seeks resolution.
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S Corner
Ohio Electric
Gaver-Wirtz Company
Clinton Cowen
Ohio Fleetric Company
Mme Traction Company
Urner JoveHen
Memorial 10 Key Will Cost $75,000
The War department announced the design for a memorial to honor Francis Stolf Ker and others. The memorial, costing about 75000 dollars, will be placed to honor the Spangled Rauner and will stand near Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Memorial 10
Washington
War Department
Bens
Francis Stolf Ker
Anth
Fort McHenry
Ballin
Revolution Crashed Pad In Venezuelan Uprising
Fragmentary report describes revolutionaries defeated by government forces in eastern Venezuela as the uprising began in September. Details mention individuals and regional support, with a filed report noting movement inauguration and related events.
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Pad
Gaur Aly
Veneuela
Venezuela
Ureinader
Horatia
Charme
Ile
Reports Submitted to Mae Conference
A fragmentary conference report notes MAE submissions and remarks by officials including Rev Elite Tras and Dr Boswell. It mentions funds for missions and extension work, calls for donations, and statements on America as a field for missionary activity amid scattered references to individuals and locations.
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Antivansacy
Macron
Mae
Luteville
Elite Trasper
Bevel View Pte
Reydutin Moyer
Daleda
Tary Hogaliss
Cinemnedy
Fendiy
M. Buswell
Conklaw
America
Boswell
New York
Agererate
Four Year Old Hero Rescues Grandmother From Fire
A four year old boy, George Vance, reportedly saved his blind grandmother at 226 Las Fon Avenue Cincinnati by alerting others as smoke and flames filled the building. Fire crews assessed extensive damage and the grandmother suffered injuries, with relief that the child played a key role in their escape.
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Creorge Vance
Las Fon
Cinginnali
Sauer
Atlantis
Cever
Green wire made for the war zone reports
A wartime report describes a green colored barbed wire manufactured to be less visible in European battlefields. It notes the green coating helps conceal the wire from a short distance, reflecting material shortages and secrecy in production during the war.
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Europe
How Farmers Should Handle Damp Wheat
A historical note describes a 1910s experiment on damp wheat mixing with dry grain to ease handling. It details moisture changes in red and white wheat during storage, the transfer of moisture, and how simultaneous drying and mixing can save labor and capacity in mills and elevators.
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Dewornae
Diane
Dalliaere
Ius
Cevator
Rich purses offered at Eaton fair
Society announces paging events at Eaton fair with rich purses on offer.
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Eaton Fair
Local fair marks slow paced horse events at county show
Local Preble County Agricultural Society plans speed events at the county fair from September 27 to October 1. The American Trotting Association governs pace purses and entries with purses ranging from 300 to 800 dollars. Pace and trot races feature ponies and horses aged up to five years, drawing attendees from nearby counties.
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Preble
Waston
Speec
Qei
Medrapindis
Factories and power works in distant domains
Fragmentary text mentions special factories for particles and walls, a prime age reference, and a site at Varbesite power WEE Freier Cuma. It hints at industrial establishments, a person named Davie, and a connection to a Dresauis od tie pate der aapeving eH Tae Oth of neteasadis digan's fi fen osupyives, with unclear chronology and scattered proper nouns.
Fragmented 19th Century Test Debate Affects Voters
A garbled notice discusses a literacy test proposal, involving voting rights and education requirements. It references a committee and mentions English language, with scattered mentions of Shropshire bucks and breeding ewes. Names Brown Oxford Hilo appear amid unclear phrases.
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Shropshire
Bryan to head Winona assembly in Wahsaw Illinois
Prof. Excell of Chicago purchased the Winona and Sunnier Schools property for 100800 dollars, with Byran slated as president and a slate of prominent directors to be appointed. The deal, approved by the board, sets a new leadership for the Winona school group with action planned soon.
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Wahsaw
ISL
Gy. Excell
Chicago
Jo Uay
Winona
Excelll
Board of Directors and Management
Excell
W.T. Byran
County Bids to Build New Canal Bridge Over $200 Tax Plan
County Commissioners vote to construct a temporary canal bridge at Excelia with bids under $400, awarding to Lemorrow. The project, linked to new road laws, aims to provide a route to the head of the canal, with funding via the upcoming law going into effect next Monday. A second note mentions Berlin enacting a coinage law affecting cents, but context is unclear.
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Excelia
Himmerte
Sindee
Lemorrow
Vie
Aera
Mit
Willie Ton Dawn
State Department
American Lost on Arabic Words Shapes Wilson Talks
A fragmentary report notes an American, Dr. rela KF, from Wisconsin, connected to a case involving Arabic phrases tied to Tre land and Mes Bruguiere. It suggests his fate mirrors a broader diplomatic backdrop guiding President Wilson’s negotiations with the German government.
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Rela KF
Scott Report Ready Washington Aug 30
Dene tel hush Scott ready the report the cesult of his ierokens will hiv Lansi Win exported in General man will mot e yin. Tig Pamered hat President Wilsons intimate friend FE Me House anlisuied because the President Will not Fvonne Caran State Fatsh panning a met wr Trip to Golunthus this week to at Wind the Ohio State fair Taley Mr Keane qilans to visit the Indiana Stata fair
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Scott
Washington
Hiv Lansi
Wil+son
Golunthus
Ohio
Enlistments in Militia Opposed by Court Proceedings
A military court appointed by Governor George A Carlson resumed proceedings regarding alleged actions by National Guard officers and others tied to the United Mine Workers. The court investigation centers on claims of a covert effort to discourage militia enlistments after a strike at a Colorado coal district and alleged use of detectives to influence enlistment outcomes.
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George A. Carlson
Saisl Abduhin
Generolle
National Guard of
Colorado
Lesti
Jttan Cieveral
Linn
Cig Cutiet Sahirday
Lit ‘Quiry
Moadelective
the Welles
Tnelatins
Vthena Y
United Mine Workers of America
National Sword
United Mine Workers
Prevent
Entis Menta
WO MONTHS OF BLISS Two tonthe after They vind Ployd Poni claims Anca De for diverasfied yesterday
A scrambled report notes a divorce claim by Anca De against Ployd Poni after a period of trouble. Allegations include failure to provide food and clothing, with a Catholic church fundraiser mentioned and a substantial sum raised for affected sufferers.
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Duek
Examination results announced for civil service applicants
Civil service exam held Friday afternoon at the Gentral school for Apulirians, overseen by State Examiner Mazcowski of Cincinnati. Results will be announced. earlier correspondence requests were issued to Telegraph correspondents. A wanted advertisement notes a blacksmith shop for sale at 725 South Eighth Street.
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Ab Ui Civil
Gentral
Apcoint
Mazcowski
Cincinnadi, Crades
Tales
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Gullet
Charel, Treasury
NTS
Wetring-Hall- Marvin Safe Company
Washington Toilas
Pah &. Millien
M. Mueller
Otcers
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Preble County
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TLR
Bryan
Winona Assembly
E. C. Excell
Treaite
OK Electric
Mate Beron
Dawn—Bickley
Opini
Berlin
Kogdesrath
Castoria
Marcus W. Goodman
Mfrel
Benjamin-Washing
New Falk Suits
Linton
Reys
Gia
M. W. G. Star Store
Hamilton
Krebs
de Edmand
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Mtanithen
Shin
Parker
Balsam
Brown
Oxford
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Butler County Board of School Examiners
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