Soo City Wrecked Off Newfoundland Coast
A gale last week sank the Soo City, a twenty year excursion steamer on the Great Lakes. Sailor crew of eighteen to twenty eight, under Captain John G. Dillon, perished with three small children awaiting home. The vessel, sold to Felix Jackson, was bound for New Orleans for overhaul in New York.
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Ohio County Option Campaign Yields Dry Trend Across State
The Ohio Anti-Saloon League reports that 55 of 68 counties have voted dry under the Rose county option law. Five counties formerly dry under an old law now show no saloons. The new law has reduced saloon numbers, with about 1,780 outlets voted out, roughly one third of pre campaign totals. Voting continues in remaining counties over the next months.
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Couple Die After Poisoning Incident in Ohio
William Shorts of Bridgeport Ohio drained carbolic acid after his wife Kittle Shorts killed herself. Both died despite doctors attempts. Authorities suspect Shorts forced the drink. he had previously arrested a supposed former lover. Shorts had earlier shot his sweetheart Pana Miller and served time in prison.
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