United States vows to maintain sovereignty amid Mexico tensions
President Wilson faces a tense moment as the Ward liner Morro Castle dispute nears closure. Reports say U S warships move toward Vera Cruz while Diaz seeks refuge in the American embassy, heightening the crisis and testing constitutional order in the Western Hemisphere.
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Washington
Chel
U.S
Deat Wilsons
Morrow Castle
United States
Orie
Americai
Vera Crue
Kegan
John Russet Moora
Beyan
Olas White House
USS
Mexico
Wilsonmith
Mobile
Alabama
Fells Diaz
Vonaylile
Vers
Thierra
Bizre Deasty
Moalest
Diaz
Huerta Declines Presidency Amid Political Turmoil
Mexico City dispatch reports Huerta stating he is not a candidate for the presidency after reading the administration’s policy message. The diplomatic corps gathered at the palace heard his pledge, while rumors of a majority show in Congress surface. In Monterey, fighting continued as rebel forces seized a railroad yard near the city center, employing cannons and a machine gun in a violent assault on federal fortifications.
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Mexico City
Nel
Muera
Hay
Monterey
Del
Tne
Aviork
Chevily Wis
Fire from Lighted Match in Oil Tank Kills One
Marietta Ohio report notes a tank explosion after a lighted match touched oil. Floyd Tudaloh, 28, died. Harald Tudaloh, 20, and Bon Arpald, 23, were seriously hurt. Public caution urged.
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Marietta
Cet
Barthelux
Floyd Tudaloh
Wis
Harald
Bon Arpald
Sentences Commuted for California Fraud Convicts in Spiracina Case
Washington cot reports that Uregident Wilson commuted the sentences of Frederick A. Myde and Joel Schneider, both Californians, convicted of a notable land fraud scheme in Spiracina. They must pay a $10,000 fine for Myde and $0 for Schneider as part of the relief. the imposition reflected clemency in the oil exchange matter.
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Washington
Wilson
Cammitlind
Frederick A. Myde
Joel Schneider
California
Schneider
Columbus Masons honor Columbus man at lodge meeting
At the Ohio Freemasons Grand Lodge session in Columbus, officers were elected for the coming year. Charles J. Pretzmann of Columbus became Grand Master, succeeding Lilwin S. Griffilks of Cleveland. Other top posts filled include Grand Senior Warden Charles D. Mussins and Grand Treasurer Ralph Hickley, with numerous regional officers named for deputy, junior wards, and clerks.
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Qolloues
van Lodge
Ohio
Masonic ‘Temple
Columbus
Charles J. Pretzman
Columbia
Lilwin S. Griffilks
Cleveland
Pretzmann
Charles D. Mussins
Columbis
Gineliali
J. IT
Brommwell
Cincinnatii
Hoy
Ald Meldrune
Giraud Chaplain
WH. M. Hazelbarger
Grand Duitor
Matthew Smith
Coral Benson
Frank M. Baggs
Portsmeuith
Jantar Cen Yeacon
Antk Saarehild
Ravenna
Curanil Tiler
Frazer Convicted in Federal Mail Misuse Case
A local man, 4. G. Frazer, was found guilty by a federal jury yesterday afternoon of misusing the mails in connection with a plotting scheme in his village. The verdict stems from allegations that Frazer sent through the mails certain documents tied to the alleged conspiracy and names appearing in the case.
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G. Frazer
Waz
Govenglon
Frazer
wsTich Ik
Price of Coal Will Not Go Higher Here
Coal dealers in Columbus, amid extreme weather and scarce fuel, deny any announced price raise. They say current coal prices per ton remain unchanged for now, though a cold spell could push costs if demand increases.
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Columbus
Unis City
Unclear Depictions Of Internal Revenue Workforce Changes
A garbled report from Washington outlines alleged shifts in Internal Revenue Service personnel and authority. It claims President Johnson signed a deficiency appropriation and removed deputies from commission control, enabling elected officials to appoint or discharge deputies and influence civil service requirements.
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Washington
Ort
Internal Revenue
Hew Johnson
Boardstown
Cavil Servic
Interna Revenue Osborne
Johnson
Cte Presitanti Yesterlay
Hope for Light Alfornes Disentangles Pension Waddie
A fractured article discusses disentangling pension arrangements amid political tension. Officials plan court testing of the matter with prosecutors and legal aid for both sides as a major constitutional question looms over state authority to issue warrants and pay them under existing laws.
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Alfornes
Waddie
Colembes
Quito
Gel
Supreme Court
Mitoraes
le Wound
Hal Wey
Urargh
Pecasatime
Woman Broker Guilty In Embezzlement Case
A Guilty verdict was found against Mrs. Charlotte Thompson Brown in Cincinnati onOctober 1 for embezzling a knock of money entrusted to her by a client while running a brokerage business. The penalty can range up to ten years in prison.
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Gnelaunli
Fema
Cemcinnatt
Chirlotte
Phompson Brown Charset
Brown
Safeblowers Win $15 000 At Attica
Safeblowers secure a $15,000 prize at Attica in a notable event. Officials report a clear outcome with no injuries. The incident involved building concerns and an escape by a participant.
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Attica
Central bank idea favored by senators in currency bill
Senators favor a central bank approach in a currency bill as a key feature. The measure aims to establish a central monetary authority to oversee currency stability and financial regulation.
Sheriff Tracks Cash Theft Amid Exploded Post Office
A bold safe burglary at a post office in Africa Ohio west of town triggered an explosion that destroyed the three story building and fled with a sum of money tied to the Seneca County Fair Association and other groups. Sheriff probes suspect a nearby bank employee observation noted a watchman saw nothing. In Washington, Frank A Vanderlip proposed a government controlled central bank as rival to the Admin Reserve Plan, a plan backed by Senate members with seven to four approval.
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Chagago Jengtson
Garly Lodtas
Africa
Ohio
Sam Unes
Une
Seneca County
Mosimaster West Thla
Chile
Uly
Tad Nots
Seneee Cough
Washington
Frank A. Vanderup
National Gily Bank
New York
Serle Comittee
Fis
Senate
Vanderlip
Fast Capital
Loras
Woulndead
Aldrich
Federal Reserve Board
Vanderup
National Monetary Commission
Hanks
Wilson Fhnnses van
Dent Witgon
Brank A. Vanderlip
Wilz Under Fast Regimen Improves During Treatment
In Wilz, of lily Brothers dry cleaners, after twelve days of strict fasting ordered by Dr Millikin, gradual reintroduction begins with a little oatmeal and a glass of milk. He has been described as improving under the care at his Mage Street home.
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Wwilye
Willian Wilz
Lily Brothers
Dry Cleaners
Yeaterday
Hiky ix Chis
Mage Street
Lin Mark Millikin
Bandit Runs Amuck in Denver Kills Two
An armed bandit robbed and shot multiple pedestrians in central Denver early today, killing two men and wounding another before fleeing. Police pursued but the suspect disappeared after being chased by a passerby and an automobile driver. two victims identified as TJ Chase of Tuudmer Tane and Cole Clark of this city. A bystander Antonia Magnus, an alley sweeper, was also struck in the hand during the spree.
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Colo
TJ. Chase
Tuudmer Tane
Cole
Clark
Antonia Magnvis
Chase
Temple Jail Apartment Remodel Plan with Estimated Cost
A county jail project in Gail seeks immediate remodeling of the Temple apartment cell block. Officials described the venture as a commissioners’ initiative this morning, with an estimated cost of about 550 dollars.
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Gail
Temple
Opise Saloon Near State Site Faces License Action
Officials report saloons near the state site have harried the institutions. A communication from the Board of Administration to the License Commission seeks elimination of the establishments that cater to inmates and interfere with management. The Ohio Hold and Sailors Home in Sandusky are cited for luring inmates, cashing pension vouchers, and incidents of inmates being harmed or injured by trains.
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Board of Administration
Ti & Ttuinbur
Enses
Aise Vertisaloon Ketper
Ohio
Sandusky
Anrinst
State Takes a Band
The New Jersey Public Caiti lies Commission issued an order directing Seaview Railway Company to equip its cars with lower steps. The regulation sets that the first lap shall be more than fifteen inches above the rail and the second step shall be fourteen inches above the first.
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Camden
New Jersey
Public Caitilies Commission
Seaview Railway
Black and Wetzel Vaudeville Act Debuts at Grand Theater
The vaudeville duo Black and Wetzel, under Linder and Jobin Ri arihey, prepare a diverse act at Akron's Grand Theater. John Back and Charkes Wetzel spearhead the show with lively numbers, aiming for a five week run under manager Mecarthey.
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Linder
Jobin Riarihey
Grand Theatra
John Back
Charkes
Wetzel
Middletown Hosts County Endeavorers Convention
The Butler County Young People’s Endeavorers plan a county convention at United Beetheen church in Middletown on November 8 starting at 10 am. Hamilton Endeavor Union posts new outreach, weekly district meetings, and a missionary tour to follow, with speakers from Columbus Cincinnati and Middletown setting a busy, interdenominational schedule.
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Clarence €. Hashiian
Ainnater
Ohio Endeavorer
Onia Union
Stanley B. Wandersall
Columbus
State Union
A. Judson Arrick
First Presbyterian Church
John F. Herget
Ninth Street
Cincinnati
United Brethren
Middletown
Hamilton
Sarving
Elonk
Hamilton Christian Endeavor Union
Dnl
Taoua Frechiling
Gily Union
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ech Society
Congress
County Union
Harry Lettering
United Presbyterian Society
Women Wanted Food Was Given a Gown
In Chicago on October 24 Mrs Jeanette Brown, described as a mother of two, was brought before Memorial Hall after a county event. The court arraigned William H. Lueders and Williem Schuchardt amid a charity case involving a vault of food and a velvet can. Representative C. M. Bake was mentioned in connection with the case.
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Ghicago
Jeanette
Brown
Cincinnati
Old
William H. Lueders
Williem Schuchardt
C. M. Bake
Middletown Humane Society Month Report Highlights
The Middletown Humane Society details September activities including animal cruelty prosecutions, rescues, and shelter work. It notes 40 animals examined, 18 abuse warnings, 12 with clothing or employment aid, and several horse and mule cases. Financials show 3359.40 spent on minor-children support and multiple home placements and prosecutions.
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Midkletown
Humane Society of Middletown
Abova
Middletown
W. N. Bevinger
W. HH. Bevinger
Philip Mengers
Canlat
Maud Manning
Heer
Catherine Hooth
Brannon Lwo
Dayton
Carthage
Salodus
Ofien
Hear
Animal Humanity
Emsea
Squire George
Weer
Humane
Franklin Pike
Sociery
L. D. Pierze
Middletown Huimane Society
Moose Orders Launched Here At Ellis Hall
About 150 prospective members attended a Moose meeting in Ellis Hall Friday night where an organization was formed. Officers elected include Albert P. Wigner as Dictator and G. W. Bringhurst as Past Dictator. Charter membership hoped for November 7 with 200 to 300 members. Moose in the U.S. now total about 72,000.
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Beld
Ellis’ Hall
F “Sheiss
W. H. Tlneris
Albert P. Wigner
Vier “Dietaley
FD. Keyes
G. W Bringhurst
Wl. Hibner
Secreta W. EB
t-Arms
Paul Welsh D. Mime
Dilyan
J. Shannon
EppeleR and Wehr Reach Spokane After Long Snow Trek
The two Hamilton boys, William Wehr and Gus Eppelen, famed for a 19 000 mile border trek around the United States, arrive in Spokane Washington. They faced fifteen feet of snow on the road and a snow shed collapse narrowly avoided. Both are worn and resting in Spokane for four days before resuming toward Seattle.
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Willian Wehr
Gus “Eppelen
Hamilton
Spokane
Washington
Linn
Seattle
Decorate Church Interior Contract Awarded to Oxford Man
Herman Mitre of Oxford wins a 300 contract from the Church of Christ trustees for redecorating the High Street Church interior. Wiring goes to Hamilton Electric. roof and ruined sections repaired after March flood. plans may be reconsidered if the church prospers.
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Herman Mitre
Oxford
Church of Christ
Churc
Civil
Board of Trustees
la Herman Mitre
Hamilton Electris Company
Lange
Coal Prices To Rise At Mines November Fourth
Columbus Oct 23 A general announcement states coal prices will be advanced on November 4. Operators have signaled a twenty five cent per ton increase at the mines, expected to raise retail costs accordingly across the state.
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Columbus
Shalera
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