Death claims Gov Pattison in Ohio headline
Milford Ohio June 19 Gov John M Pattison died at Promont from Bright's disease after a long campaign. Lt Governor A L Harris sworn in as governor. The death came peacefully as family and nurse watched. Pattison's illness and funeral plans are noted with mournful reflection on his career and service.
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A. L. Harris
Sprejal
Milford
John M. Paulson
Ohio
Orrow
Aly
Pattisen
Columbus
Chinav Hospital
Mount Auburn
New Bouton
Promotu
Ake
Gov. Pattison
Momo
Rush Saeed Ape Ae
Harris of Preble County A Patriotic Ohio Figure
A profile of Andrew L. Harris a lifelong Preble County farmer and veteran detailing his political career from legislative service to lieutenant governor his Republican stance his Civil War service and Loyal Legion membership. The piece notes his moral character his family life and public service record highlighting his clear unblemished public image.
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Ohio
Mark Hana
Willan McKinley
Preble County
Onlo
Loyal Legion
Lincoln
Dowell
Gettysurs
House
Senate
Opes
McKinley
Herrick
Pattison
Harris
Houck
Grand Army of the Republic
Caro Mae Conger
Freble County
House of Harris
New York
Gen. Harris
Death of Mrs. Uretta Johnston the Lafayette coronation figure
Mrs Uretta Johnston aged 86 died in Indianapolis at 175 Park Avenue Old age paralysis listed as cause. Born Rochester NY she recalled the Lafayette coronation when a western New York girl crowned him and kissed him amid cheering crowds. Her husband Stephen Johnston died in Piqua three years ago. Funeral planned in Piqua.
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Uretta Johnston
Laur
Rochester
N.Y
Galantat Arms
Indianapolis
Piquit, O
Stephen Johnston
Piqua
Vette
Johnston
New Piano a 165 unz op MONNETTS KANDOITS
An OCR fragment outlines piano pricing and a garbled ad for a product labeled The best medicine for men and women, followed by laundry and garment services. The text is incomplete with misspellings and stray punctuation, listing services and unclear claims without coherent context.
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Wulrechnera
Monnetts
Bereals
Ice price protest forces weight sale ruling in Indianapolis
Indianapolis officials confront ice price hikes and shrinkage by a major ice trust. Mayor Charles A Bookwalter orders weight based sales. inspectors told to enforce wagon measured weights. The move targets consumers getting less ice than paid for amid rising costs and a push for independent production.
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Charles 4. Bookwalter
Indianapolis Tee Trust
Board of Public Softer
Ice Desiers
Oer
Editors at Winona Lake Fame of a national association
Editors at Winona Lake Indiana were entertained there today as leaders of the National Serial association arrived by special train from Marion last night.
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Winona Lake
Nwn
Ind
National Erial Association
Marlon
Youth arraigned for cigarette incident in juvenile court
An 18 year old, deemed too old for juvenile court, faced a stern rebuke in court after allegedly smoking and contaminating a volunteer juvenile officer’s face. Mrs McClosky, who advocates for the court, intervened near College Avenue and a drug store to deter smoking by local youths. The incident arose when the accused is said to have drawn a cigarette near her wind, prompting a harsh warning from Judge George W. Stubby. Bes Harmon & Hall advertise sporting goods on 127 West Washington.
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Vinwa
Mra McClosky
Probarian
Ctlcer
George W. Stutba
McClomky
College Ave
McClorky
May
Stubby
Judge Platt Rules Hexamethylentetramin Contains No Alcohol
New York June 19 Hexamethy lentetramin does not contain sirenol Judge Platt United States circuit court decides for an importer Customs officials faced uncertainty The substance from Germany prompted duty disputes Collector Stranahan believed it contained alcohol and sought 38 cents per pound Also known as urotrepine aminoform unstone and formin by various names.
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Bevippe-MeRas Preas Associado
New York
Platt
United States
Cits Tult Court
Germany
Stranahan
12 Men Lost At Sea Near Chatham
Ruston reports the schooner Philip Manta from Provincetown arrived minus one crew member. Captain King says the men were lost while fishing southeast of Chatham on Sunday. Hope remains they were picked up by passing vessels.
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Scripgos-McHar Press Association
Ruston
PhilipManta
Provincetown
King
Chatham
Itta
Anti Jewish unrest and mob violence rise across districts
Report from Berlin outlines growing anti Jewish agitation with mobs plundering and torching Jewish homes and shops. Describes incidents at Blaly At Kestroma and Elizabethgrad with peasants arming for further violence and rewards offered for harm. Prominent Jewish leaders request protection amid escalating civil unrest.
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Kestroma
Morne
Elizabethgrad
Kidnaper Kean Rushes to Cell After Indictment
Ferippa Meltac Press reports from Philadelphia that John Joseph Kean, tied to kidnapping rings, has been arraigned in police court and committed before the grand jury. Indicted in criminal court, he faces a sentence of years. by Tuesday evening he is expected in the penitentiary. The full arrest and confession are on the Sun’s page.
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Ferippa-Meltac Press Association
Philadelphia
John Joneph Kean
Pra
Kean
the Sun
Shoot Stopped by Shower at Grand American Handicap
Afternoon rain sent shooters to the clubhouse of the Indianxpolia Genetub during the opening events of the Grand American Handicap tournament on Tuesday. The forenoon drag did not deter shooting. rain halted play as spectators, including many contestants' wives, sought shelter, though a large crowd remained enthusiastic for the evening events.
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Indianxpolia Genetub
Cash to President Bill Prepared by Congressman Watson Favorably Reported
Washington dispatch says the House appropriations committee approved a bill to fund up to 325000 annually for the traveling expenses of the U S president. The San Francisco delegation backed the plan with Treasury approval and expected passage tomorrow. The report covers other spending and international matters in a broad federal agenda.
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Congressman Watson
House
Scrippa-McHine Press
Annocatium
Washington
Watson
United State
Toosevelt
San Francisco
Lane
California
Jere Treacery
San Pranetico
City of
Tod
Tilitia
St. Louis
Barthold
Mispalesippi
Mutiny Report Shocks Warsaw Fortress Garrison
June 19 dispatch reports a regiment of artillery mutinied near Novogorstevak fortress ten miles west of Warsaw. Officers were disobeyed as rebels seized control, while terrorists attacked the Zawadrid state and looted a manor house, wounding the landlord and stealing 15,000 roubles.
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Warsaw
Poland
Zawadrid
Sisftee
State Bank Closed at Clearfield Iowa
The Farmers Bank of Clearfield, Iowa, has been closed by a suitable receiver. The bank’s books are in bad shape and the financial condition will not be known for some time. A receiver will be appointed. large notes have been found, and some holders deny ever lending. The bank’s capital was about 5, and deposits are estimated at …
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Scrippe-McNar Preae Association
Clearfield
Binte Bank Hery
Heheatte Oraminer
Rochester faces court on gaming charge in Ladkin case
George Rochester, a saloon keeper, and 14 others appeared in pale court Tuesday to answer gaming charges. Rochester pleaded guilty to keeping a gaming house and was fined 50 with costs. bonds were forfeited for others whose cases were continued. A separate note mentions a Gut Robberg, tailor, and spring sal es.
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George Rochester
Ladkinn Nee
Pales Court
Dan Brown
Hochester
Coats
Union Denounces Kubitz Action In Violent Incident
Allen Kubitz, a former Alias Engine machinist, faced police court on a charge tied to shooting at a nonunion housing site. The union condemned the act as against union rules and noted a $25 fine imposed for carrying a firearm, while vowing to avoid violence.
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Allen Kubitz
UTI
Kubitz
Strikugg
Engine Works
Union
Acon
Kubite
Rae Volver
Work of Sluggers: Two Pickets Assault Iron Worker
Michael Wellhammer, an iron worker for Tobias Rech, was attacked Monday afternoon near the Van Voris block by two unknown men believed to be Iron Workers union pickets. He received a deep cut near the right eye and a damaged mouth, with brass knuckles suspected. He was treated by Dr. Ryan and left with injuries to his jaw and facial area. The assailants fled toward a nearby alley after striking from the rear. Wellhammer’s home is listed as 28 Detroit.
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Michael Wellhammer
Tobias Rech
E. Pejirl 1 Bt
Iron Workers Union
Tront
M B. Obiett
Wellhammer
Dr. Ryan
Theifth Noor
VanVoris
Hag Ark
Delaware At
Ohio
Union Iron Workers
Ohloat
Weiltermer
Prison for T. M'Coy by Judge Farber
In Monticello June 19 Judge Farber sentenced Thomas J. McCoy after the state withdrew the motion for a new trial. McCoy received a fine of 86 dollars and a term of imprisonment of not less than one year and not more than three years. Alfred McCoy was discharged. The McCoys left for Chicago at 7 o clock to settle matters before continuing to Michigan City.
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Sun
Michigan City
Alfred McCoy
Two Men Drown in Bay City Launch Accident
In Bay City Michigan on June 19 1940 two men Wiltiara G Hare and Charles Datel with companions began a launch for a trip. A heavy gale drove the craft over and sank it. Hare and Datel swam about a half mile to reach safety while others stayed afloat until rescued.
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Revimprs
Bay City
Mid
Wiltiara G Hare
Charles Datel
Aul
Nannre
Hore
Dateell
Brother Attack Sparks Police Blame and Hatchet Claim
Arthur Hoagland told Police Captain Adolph Asch of a planned assault against his brother Charles W Hoagland alleging a hatchet attack after a dispute over an insult to his daughter. Charles was only slightly injured and taken to the police station for questioning while Arthur faced possible assault charges. A hatchet and an ax were found after the struggle, and officers investigated at the Mor Luna home.
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Arthur Hoagland
Adolph Asch
Captain Asch
Maryland-st
Hawt United
Charles W. Hoagland
Pearl-at
Hin
Tate
Contell
Crane
Charles Morluna
Meat Bill Through House Aims at Beef Inspection Reform
Washington June 18 The House agriculture committee reported a compromise meat bill granting a permanent 3 000 000 appropriation for inspection with no court review and civil service for inspectors. President Roosevelt dominates: Beveridge amendment retained but Packers shoulder inspection costs. Roose vel wins praise for limiting government expenses and safeguarding markets amid bickering in the House.
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McFac
Washington
Howe
Wadsworth
New York
House Committee On Agriculture
Cannon
Civil Service For Meat Inspectora
Inbeta
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevel
Strosn
Waisworth
Chicago
Maculty
House of Representatives
Cours
Roosevelt
Beveridge
le Puna
Page & Cot
Young Woman Falls 127 Feet in Near-Precipice Rescue
Miss Eana Brown daughter of former Mayor Edward W. Brown fell 127 feet from Byron Point near Stockton but escaped with a leg cut and shoulder bruise. Her companion Miss Elizabeth Hilsop and they were saved by a truck striking a tree on a ledge, preventing a worse fall. Both were Stanford University students at the time of the earthquake and sustained injuries.
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Apedal
Soa
Rockford
Mlse
Eana Brown
Edward W. Brown
Byron Bint
Ste Miles
Stovktornt
Elizabeth Tiinn
Chiermoy
Miss Brown
Miss Hislop
Leland Stanford
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Pambrone Arcade
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