Death of Warren K Billings Revisits 1916 SF Bombing
Redwood City California AP reports Warren K Billings 79 co defendant in the 1916 San Francisco bombing that killed 10 and wounded 40 died after a long illness. Billings and labor leader Tom Mooney faced murder charges with both eventual pardons. Billings served 23 years in Folsom Prison before a 1961 pardon and full pardon later.
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Redwood City
Calif
Warren K. Billings
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Billings
Market Street
Folsom
Mooney
Olson
Edmund G. Brown
Deaths and funerals collected for regional notices
Raymond Allen aged 73 formerly of Middletown died Sunday in Cincinnati. He leaves three daughters and many relatives. Services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at Strawser Funeral Home Blue Ash. burial Greenlawn Milford. Masonic services 8 p.m. tonight. Also listed are Thomas Kerby, Joseph Wallen Jr., and William Boehner Jr. with service details and burial plans.
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Raymond Allen
Middletown
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Huband
Opal Allen
Milford
Funeral services for Everett H. Martin to be held today and tomorrow
Friends of Everett H. Martin aged 62 of 2410 S Verity Parkway will attend services at Heavenly Key Tabernacle today after 3 p m and tomorrow until the service at 2 p m Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Funeral arrangements are by Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home Mr Martin died Saturday
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Clayton Street Church
Friends of
Everett H. Martin
S. Verity Parkway
Miny
Heavenly Key Tabernacle
Finley
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons ’ Funeral Home
Martin
Kathern Richardson Dies at 85 in Kentucky Home
Kathern Richardson, 85, of 1100 Hughes Street, died at 12 40 PM after a brief illness. Survived by husband Grover and eight sons including Gay Combs of Thompson Ohio Walter Combs of Zachariah Ky Troy Combs of Rew Pa Zola Combs of Limestone NY and Wayne Combs of Limestone NY. Funeral arrangements were expected in the coming days.
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Kathern Richardson
Hughes St
Grover
Gay Combs
Thompson
Ohio
Walter Combs
Zachariah
Troy Combs
Rew
Zola Combs
Limestone
N. Y
Wayne
Ohio to require ID for hogs entering state
Ohio agriculture officials require proof of origin for any hog entering the state to trace hog cholera. Animal services chief Dr. Harry Goldstein said new permits will show where hogs were born or raised. Seven Kentucky-born herds from Horse Cave were marked for slaughter and 29,000 Kentucky hogs were exposed or infected.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Animal Services
Harry Goldstein
Midwest
Horse Cave
Kentucky
Goldstein
van Wert Countty
Fire incidents and injuries reported across city streets
At 4:13 p.m. on Reynolds Avenue and Clinton Street Charles Lacey, 67, was found seated on a sidewalk with a cut over the eye and was taken to hospital by emergency squad and later released. At 4:37 p.m. Nora Burg, 36, at 415 McGuire Ave was ill and transported by ambulance, treated and released. At 11:03 p.m. Mrs. Amanda Robinson, 84, at 2010 Grand Ave was ill and taken by ambulance to Middletown Hospital with serious condition today. At 11:44 p.m. at 2128 Highland St the home of Bill Wilson there was food burn. fire extinguished on arrival, damage $150.
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Reynolds Avenue
Clinton Street
Charles Lacey
McGuire Ave
Nora Burg
Grand Ave
Amanda Robinson
Middletown Hospital
Highland St
Bill Wilson
Soviets to beef up naval presence in the Med
Pentagon sources forecast increased Soviet naval activity in the Mediterranean to offset the loss of reconnaissance lanes in Egypt. The plan could include deploying helicopter carriers Moskva and Leningrad, plus additional AGI intelligence ships, to patrol near U.S. Sixth Fleet waters as Egypt–based operations scale back.
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Washington
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Egypt
Ers
Russia
Anwar Sadat
Moskva
Leningrad
U.S
Black Sea
Atlantic
AGI
Italians Face Food Rationing Amid Rome Crisis
Rome prepares to ration food for the first time since World War II as butcher shops and markets run dry of meat fruit and vegetables. Merchants protest price controls while grocers can charge up to ten percent above municipal market rates. Railways halt service prompting widespread commuter and tourist disruption.
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Rome
Motorcycle Driver Hurt In Butler County Crash
Dale Perdue 22 of 4141 Hamilton Eaton Road was injured when his motorcycle went out of control on a curve on U S 127 just south of Wayne Trace Road. Deputies said the kickstand caught on the roadway and he was treated at Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital and released.
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Hamilton
Dale Perdue
Hamilton-Eaton Road
U.S. 127
Wayne Trace Road
Butler County
Perdue
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Irving Berlin Songwriter of Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning
Irving Berlin wrote the popular morning hymn parody Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning, reflecting his sharp wit and prolific early 20th century songwriting career.
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Irving Berlin
Woman's car hits gas pump in Lebanon
A 22 year old Lebanon woman Becky Gentry of 80 McKinley Street faces Lebanon Municipal Court on September 15 after a Monday evening crash at East End Shell. Her car struck a gas pump, causing a fire that damaged the station front while the vehicle fled the scene. The car was found on Oregonia Road and impounded as police investigated.
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Lebanon
South Lebanon
Becky Gentry
McKinley Sr
Gentry
Oregonia Road
Attendance record not broken at Ohio State Fair
A Labor Day crowd of 169,558 at the Ohio State Fair fell short of the 1970 all-time mark of 2,219,000 after a 12 day run. The 1972 total reached 2,209,993, well above last year but about 9,000 shy of the record. Officials hoped for over 2.5 million and cited weather as a key factor for future gains.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fair
Lee Ault
Butler County Youth Service Bureau Panel Tonight
A Hamilton panel will discuss the goals and plans of the Butler County Youth Service Bureau at 8 pm in Mosler Hall on Miami University Hamilton campus. The event, hosted by the League of Women Voters, aims to divert youth from courts and jail via new and existing programs under county commissioners. Notable panelists include Irma Sandidge Marion Parrish Nathaniel Sherman Otis Briggs Dr Robert Sherwin William Shaffner John Bookman Russel Lee and Lt John Boyle.
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Hamilton
Butler County Youth Service Bureau
Mosler Hall
Miami University
League of Women Voters
Hamilton Fairfield
Youth Service Bureau
Butler County Commissioners
Irma Sandidge
Family Service of
Marion Parrish
Butler County
Nathaniel Sherman
Ae Youth Corps
Otis Briggs
United Community Services of Hamilton
Robert Sherwin
Oxford
William Shaffner
Butler County Welfare
John Bookman
Butler County Court of Domestic Relations
Russel Lee
John Boyle
Youth Aid Bureau
Hamilton Police Department
Subway Cars for New York Maybe Air Conditioned Bars Plan
AP reports New York will receive up to 752 air conditioned subway cars under a $210.5 million contract announced today, part of the city transit system upgrade.
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New York
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Mooney and Billings
Wilson
Charity Lakes
Carlisle
Ina Lakes
Franklin
Leona McCartt
Nannie Bowman
Beattyville
Elizabeth Carroll
Thomas Kerby
Hudson Ave
Brown-Dawson
Joseph Wallen Jr
Seventh St
Zettler
William Boehner Jr
Gilmore Road
Dodds Monuments
Verity
Lath Ave
Woodside
Do Gamastere
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Monthru
From
C. E. Greathouse & Son, Inc
Young Men’s
Central Ave
Strait of
Juan de Fuca
Victoria
B.C
Grocers
East End Shell Station
P.m
William Rainey
Bureau
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Manchester
TOF
Ariciaas
McCoy-Leffler
Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Genny
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