Tarpey Property Sold in Partition Auction at Court House
Thomas Franey of Chicago buys the Tarpey property in a four tract partition sale conducted by Deputy Sheriff Ea Teese. Tracts include a Brooks Addition lot sold to Franey for 205, Maple Locust corner sold for 3675, a dower subject house to Jerry Maher for 940, and a Maple street lot with two houses sold to Franey for 3250. Attorney F N R Redfern attended.
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Tarpey
Court House
Ea § Teese
Brooks Addition
hi Tarpey
grotery
Maple and Locust Streets
Thomas Francy
Chicago
Jerry Maher
Maple street
Thomas Franey
F. N. R Redfern
Adelphi
Lancaster my Lancaster and the Kaiser ride
Major at Montgomery reflects on training quarters and Lancaster memories. He praises Camp Sheridan and the friendly northward ties, notes observing an airplane with field glasses, mentions Jimmie Galashers semaphore skill, Starry J Nourse as supply officer, and Chaplin Martin guiding the social center. He sends greetings to Lancaster Boy Scouts and praises Fairfield county Co D Pleasantville.
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Lancaster
Berlin
Ohio
Jimmy Galasher
Jimmie
Camp Sheridan
Starry J. Nourse
regment
Boy Scouts of Lancaster
Chaplin Martin
Fairfield county
Co. D
Pleasantville
Congressman Theatus M. Sims Succeeds Adamson as Commerce Head
Theatus M. Sims named to head the Commerce Committee succeeding Adamson. The note recalls wartime warnings from Camp Sheridan, urging soldiers to keep clean in body and conduct. Major Van signs the bulletin stressing hygiene, discipline, and the fair name of Ohio.
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Adamson
Commerce Committee
Camp Sheridan
ATRest
Oia
United States
Ohio
Fulch avenue
Estate settlement tale ties two Miller brothers
Attorney James W. Miller of Los Angeles aiding George C. Miller of North Broad Street in settling the Ford Rempel estate at Logan. The pair recall the Rempel heirs and a fatal heart attack in Los Angeles two years ago. Miss Bertha Goss of Baltimore will join Miller for an extended visit.
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James W. Miller
Los Angeles
Calfornia
George C. Miller
North Broad street
Ford Remple
Logan
Pacific Slope
Mil Milier
Rempel
California
Bertha Goss
Baltimore
Mr. Miller
Drivers and Clerks Meet Postponed in City
Drivers and clerks in the city will hold their postponed meeting on Monday evening at 7 30 o clock in the Wood Way hall.
Halloween Social at Uo B Church
The Uo B Church hosts a Hallowe en social Tuesday evening with a light lunch served. All members and neighbors are invited to attend and enjoy an informal gathering in the church hall.
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Uo B
Divorce Granted in Gross Neglect Case for Ida Crampton
Ida Pelle Crampton obtained a divorce from Emanuel V. Crampton this forenoon in Judge Reeves court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Alimony of 9506 was awarded to the plaintiff and the defendant was disinherited from any interest in the property. Attorney G Silhangh represented the petitioner.
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Ida Pelle Crampton
Emanuel V. Crampton
Reeves
G. Silhangh
New England Governors Demand More Coal Supply
A delegation of New England governors led by McCall of Massachusetts Graham of Vermont Milliken of Maine Keyes of New Hampshire and Holcomb of Connecticut called at the fuel administration urging arrangements for a larger corn supply for New England consumers.
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New England
Washington
McCall
Massachusetts
Graham
Vermont
Milliken
Maine
Keyes
New Hampshire
Holcomb
Connecticut
fuel administration
Full Fledged Plumber Tierbert Shape Receives Union Card
Tierbert Shape is happy today after receiving his plumbers union card from the local Plumbers Union. He is now a full fledged plumber employed by W. A. Heffner, the North Maple Street plumber.
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Tierbert Shape
plumbers’ union
W. A. Heffner
North Maple street
Fresh Gains on Western Front and Italian Front Collide
British and French forces report renewed advances in Flanders and north of the Aisne, with numerous prisoners and guns seized. German Austro Hungarian offensives press Italian positions on the Isonzo front as Italy withdraws from Bainsizza Heiligengeist plateau, while Berlin notes rising prisoner and weapon captures. Russia reports German attempts to land on Werder peninsula repelled.
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London
Ypres
Aisne
Flanders
Houthholst wood
Gheluvelt
Field Marshal
Haig
Barbaca
Saarbrucken
Rhenish Prussia
Laon
Filain
Epine de Chevregny
La Chapelle Saint Bertha
Isonze
Cadorna
Isonza
Tolming
Italian war office
Bainsizza Heiligengeist
Berlin
Werder
Will Boost Patriotism Committee Named by Cox in Ohio
Governor Cox appointed a committee to promote patriotism in Ohio. Members include Dr. W. O. Thompson of Ohio State University Prof. Gale Lowrie of the University of Cincinnati Dr. C. W. Chamberlain of Denison University Dr. J. W. Hotman of Ohio Wesleyan University and Frank B. Pearson state superintendent. The panel will divide the state into sub districts and appoint local committees. Public meetings will urge cooperation from churches lodges and other groups.
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Cox
Ohio
Columbus
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State university
Gale Lowrie
University of Cincinnati
C. W. Chamberlain
Denison university
J. W. Hotman
Ohio Wesleyan university
Delaware
Frank B. Pearson
superintendent of public instruction
Butter Prices Slashed By Local Price Committee
Chiccazo Oct 27 The consumer realized benefits of government supervision as butter prices were cut 2 to 6 cents by the local food price committee. Retail grocers predicted best grades would rise to 65 to 68 cents a pound next week.
Elbert H. Gary Addresses Steel Men in Session
Elbert H. Gary spoke before steel industry leaders in Cincinnati outlining policy priorities and urging united action on tariff and labor issues during a formal industry session.
Ohio soldiers to gain insurance act benefits next payday
Ohio homes await the new soldiers insurance act payments. The allotment clause allows compulsory and voluntary deductions with 80 dollars per first dependent monthly and 15 dollars from private soldiers. Unmarried soldiers may receive 30 to 200 dollars monthly for disability plus 57.50 for a 10,000 dollar policy.
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Ohio
Chillicothe
Cox Warns Against Seizure Of Coal In Transit
Governor Cox warned any seizure of coal in transit would clash with federal officials. Ohio consumers face a hand to mouth supply for at least a month as lake navigation closes. The utilities commission doubts temporary priority orders will suffice to distribute fuel, urging a two day ban extension and direct requisitions to operators and dealers for coal needs.
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Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
state utilities commission
arkministrator
Joanson
Priority order bans open top freight cars except coal and ore
Washington dispatch reports a nationwide Priority order by Director R S Lovett barring open top freight cars from shipments except coal coke or ore The move aims to ease coal car shortages and distribution problems Also noted is the arrest of Edward Pietsch 24, a Spanish instructor at the University of Chicago, on charges of threatening President Wilson.
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Mere Cara Fer Coal
Washington
R. Ss. Lovett
Catcago
Edward Pietsch
Karl Pietach
University of Chicago
Wilson
Brazil Declares War on Germany in 149 to 1 Vote
Brazil’s chamber of deputies votes 149 to 1 to acknowledge and proclaim a state of war with Germany. Senate soon approves, with martial law debate and authorization for the president to take measures to defend national security. Reports say German gunboat Eber seized by torpedo boat destroyers near Hebia, 584 tons, 203 feet, 9 foot 3 inch draft, crew of 125.
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Rio Janeiro
chamber of deputies of
Braz
Germany
senate
chamber of deputies
diplomatic commission
Brazil
republic
Hebia
Ohioans Win Medals at Carnegie Hero Fund Ceremony
At Pittsburg meeting of the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission four cases of heroism were recognized and 46 bronze medals awarded along with 12 silver medals. Six Ohio acts of heroism were honored, with pensions totaling 7,660 yearly for dependents of fallen heroes.
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Carnegie Commission
Pittsburg
Carnegie hero fund commission
Ohio
Carl H. Enderlin
Chillicothe
Wiliam Henry Chittum
Columbia
John C. Iufluct
South Norwood
Bernard L. Findlay
Cleveland
George C Roth
Troy
Jacob C. Messer
Oak Hall
British Convicts in Army Fight and Die in War
London reports show about 7,000 convicts enlisted for royal service since the war began. Of these, three won the Victoria Cross, 23 received the DSO or D.S.C., and 20 were mentioned in dispatches. Over half are said to have been killed, with many others bearing wound stripes.
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London
Malone Supports Socialist Ticket in New York Mayoral Race
Dudley Field Malone, who resigned as New York port collector after suffragist arrests at Washington, backs Morris Hillquit and the Socialist municipal ticket. He urges alignment with Governor Whitman on foreign policy and cites US preparedness and Russia’s revolution as reasons the socialist platform could benefit Americans. Clark withdraws bid alleging New York financiers blocked bond sales. German torpedo guns captured. Italian cabinet resigns after failed confidence vote.
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New York
Qet
Dudley Field Malone
port of
White House
Washington
Morris Hillquit
mayo
Hillquit
Malone
Whitman
Wilson
America
Pope Benedet
Russia
United States
Baldwin locomotive works churns out 72 engines weekly
The Baldwin locomotive works in Philadelphia produced 72 engines in the last week. Stanley Novak, six, was shot and killed in Chicago by his brother Edward six, while playing soldiers at home. The U S government opens its largest recuperation camp for sick and wounded navy personnel at Fort Lyons, Colorado. Learoyd of New York was named star fuel administrator for anthracite coal. A fire of mysterious origin destroyed the Mineral Products potash plant at Albanite, five miles southwest of Marysville, Utah.
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nier
Baldwin locomotive works
Paladelphia
Stanley Novak
Chicago
Edward
eimat
United States
United States navy
Fort Lyons
Cato
Learoyd
New York city
Lacka
Prices of coal to be probed amid profit margin claims
Washington dispatch reports the justice department launching probes into coal price practices in the east and midwest. Widespread complaints claim dealers exceeded government fixed margins with criminal penalties up to 5,000 dollars fine or two years in prison. Protests from households and firms add pressure as investigations target price violations and improper sales.
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Washington
department of justice
east
middle west
United States
department
Socialist Speeches Barred at Camp Upton
New York Oct. 26 The refusal of Morris Futiquit Socialist candidate for mayor to pledge not to oppose the war led Major General J Franklin Bell commander of Camp Upton to deny him permission to address soldiers at the cantonment.
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New York
Morris Futiquit
J. Franklin Bell
Camp Upton
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