Carries County Victory Surges by 2731 Votes Over Thompson
Official county tally shows G. O. P. leads Thompson by 1,609 in governor race and Thompson's statewide margin 1,503. In district races Moore and Underhill win, while many county offices shift to Republicans, with Bear amendment hotly noted in Wellington precincts.
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80 Dead in Latest Mine Blast at Reilly Mine Spangier
U S mine experts review the disaster at the Reilly mine in Spangier Pennsylvania as officials tally casualties. Eighty bodies recovered and thirty-two miners counted as alive. survivors reached fresh air through a heading after the explosion wrecked the furnace house and filled the mine with gas.
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Prosecution planned in $10 million swindle of poor
Government officials announced nationwide investigations into hundreds of alleged mail fraud swindles dubbed “phundering the homes of the poor.” About five hundred cases are with U S attorneys for action. Regional offices report 3,382 cases across districts including New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Cleveland, with efforts focused on postal fraud and related conspiracies.
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Convicted of Robbery After Pal 8 Freed
Unclear OCR text reports a person named Willi Graham found guilty of robbery by a jury in Campbell county court at Alexandria Kansas. Sentencing referenced to a year in jail. Further details are unreadable due to damaged source text.
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Rappie Proprietor Seized Saloon Amid Turmoil
A fragmented report notes the proprietor of Qop Saloon Satay Alas being nabbed again as authorities take possession. Vague details reference phases, timelines, and reactions among local parties while noting a three day period and ongoing uncertainty surrounding the event.
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QOP Saloon
Chairman Miller defends high generation in state election remarks
Chairman Miller urged unity as the legislature prepares to elect senators and 26 congressmen. He criticized late replies that hindered Donahue's bid and pledged to support Thompson while pressing for timely decisions from both houses.
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Donmanes
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Taxi Driver Arrested After Fatality At City Intersection
Mannered taxi driver Homer Gott was charged after a Tuesday crash that injured passenger WitCd Kileed and led to Gott being taken to hospital. He pled not guilty and faces trial as authorities pursue traffic negligence charges.
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Eteaek
Menger Hospital
Race for Senate Seat Sparks Party Tension in Bart Dare City
Provisional vote totals show a tight contest as publican candidates vie for re-election. Reported counts imply a narrow lead for one contender with about seventy-five to eighty percent of votes tallied nationwide, leaving final results pending confirmation by election officials.
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Ately
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Insane Man and Two Others Die by Own Action in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a man killed himself yesterday after a long bout of mental distress. Two more men, John McWells aged 42 and John Kendre aged 68, attempted suicide the same day. McWells cited marital troubles, while Kendre worried about his health as the motive for wishing to die.
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Ohio defeats anti saloon proposal by wide margin
Ohio is congratulated on defeating the anti saloon proposal by an estimated 178,000 majority, compared with 1999 when the majority was 600. Superintendent J. A. White of the anti saloon league credits women, the pulpit, and the press for the victory. He says the result averts a move to nullify the 18th amendment and brings closer the time when wet interests admit defeat.
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Coal prices in big cities may be raised in Ohio
Columbus Nov 9 Retail coal prices in Ohio s large cities may be boosted soon as state fuel administrator Neal says Ernst and Ernst will audit six Cleveland firms three Toledo and three Dayton coal companies The move follows a prior Youngstown audit and aims to ease shortages for domestic users amid federal action on removing priorities from West Virginia Kentucky and Pennsylvania shipments Officials prepare to challenge the constitutionality of Ohio s emergency fuel act in federal court at Toledo seeking an injunction to temporarily halt state administration and coal regulation
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Murray Files Bond for County Commissioner
Murray, successor to the county commission, filed his bond and began duties of the office. He was appointed to fill the expired term caused by the death of Sam V Haigh but refused to end his election.
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Dare
Plaes
Sam V. Haigh
Woman Sees No Wrong In Two Husbands
Mrs. Nellie Clark, 34, pleaded not guilty to bigamy under common law marriage charges. Held to the grand jury under $500 bond, her case involves a second marriage while still married. A nine year old son is in Juvenile Court care as the matter proceeds.
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Looters Take Clothes From Lorain Store, Nov Scene
A notable burglary at Kron Co. on Broadway Lorain ends with a haul of clothing valued at $24. The thief fled the scene while shop prices had fallen, and an aged couple is reported to have refused a rematuly request as police investigate.
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Election of First Woman to Position Is Now Apparent
Columbus, Nov 9 Judge Florence B E Allen of Cleveland leads for the state supreme court seat with 418,246 to Hough 396,274 as 6,400 precincts report. Governor-elect Donahey ahead in the governor race. Pomerene trails Fess in the senate race with about 40 precincts remaining. Dry vote totals rise to 790,288 with a projected 150,000 majority.
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Victory cheers as party battles echo in New Washington
In Nov. 0 Washington, victory news floods political circles as senators and party leaders confront a turbulent era since 1920. The crowd roars in Democratic quarters while calls rise for a Moses to guide the party out of upheaval and toward stability.
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Death of Joseph Vagricka at age 47
Joseph Vagricka who died late Wednesday in hospital at 22:30 aged 47 had lived in the country for seventeen years and was in hospital for six. He is survived by his mother Pree and two brothers. Formerly employed at Columbia Lives Company, his body lies at Sudre Funeral Parlors. The funeral will be Saturday at 2:00 PM from his sister Mrs Negh’s home.
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Ohio Prohibition Victory Signals Strong Wet Dry Split
Reported vote figures show a higher dry majority in Hays and nearby counties, with Lorain County previously tilting wet. The statewide result indicates Ohio moves toward stricter Prohibition, while some regions maintain division and caution ahead of final tallies.
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Driver Keefe Brassells Dies After City Cab Crash
Henry W Brasselle 22 of 64A04 Linwood Ave Cleveland died in a Cleveland hospital after a street car struck his cab on E 33rd St and Central Ave. He was crushed in the crash and died last night. He is survived by a widow, his parents and two brothers James and Ralph. His mother te Bragselle of Cleveland was notified. Known locally as Keefe Brassells he drove for Waite Tastop Cab Co.
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Snipers Active Dublin Amid Night of Terror
Dublin reports a night of terror as snipers fired through the city and free state troops clashed with irregular bands. About six killed and twenty wounded in the last 24 hours, with Julius Bolz, 57, a local grocer, dying at Memorial hospital after a two week illness.
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