Wedding Trip Fails to Foil A Bank President's City World
Byrd Hamilton marries Lawrence Browning as a Cleveland broker, leaving Jacksonville behind. A lavish hotel party exposes ego and ambition, with Byrd torn between romance and fear that money and power redefine marriage. The night spirals into cocktails and confidences as India Campbell stirs trouble. Byrd senses looming ruin as the story ends with a cliffhanger.
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Jim Hamilton
Jacksonville Savings and Loan Company
Lawrence Browning
Cleveland
Byrd
Larry
Kow
Cincinnati
Clacistons
White Sulphur Springs
Jacksonville
Milky Way
Fred Oberman
Tiny
Chet Everson
India Campbell
Jaca Duncan
Margy
Ohio State 1929 Football Schedule Announced
Ohio State University released its 1929 grid card listing games: Oct 5 open, Oct 12 Iowa at Columbus, Oct 19 Michigan at Ann Arbor, Oct 26 Indiana at Columbus, Nov 2 Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh, Nov 9 Northwestern at Columbus, Nov 16 Navy at Columbus, Nov 23 Illinois at Columbus. An election related detail on the schedule was withheld until after the general election.
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NAY Et -Onie State University
Jowa
Columbers
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Northwestern
Navy
Ishnnis
Money Repaid After Waiting Sixteen Years
A long delayed repayment story from 1912 tells of Crumpacker who left Unionsite Wis... and a faithful hotel servant Sing Tease Wb who saved enough to buy a child class fare to America for Crumpacker. After sixteen years the master returned and the servant’s loyalty led to a life changing repayment.
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Crunpacker
Unionsite
Wissauri
Kansasity
Fran
Crumpaecker
Madymed
Vetimente
Ser
Vantin
America
Crumpacker's Alaska Rise Amid Generous Benefactor Aid
Crumpacker traveled to Alaska and built wealth. Hoe recently returned, forced the new Sing to quit work, bought two homes for him and granted him a comfortable sum in each case.
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Crumpacker
Alaska
Hoe Reecently
Sing
Baby's life chances twice those in 1912 explains 1925 upgrade
Washington The 1925 baby hire report by the Children's Bureau of the Labor Department notes much higher survival and healthier early years compared with 1912. Registration now nearing 90 percent nationwide, with fewer infants dying before first birthday, reflecting better preparation and use of community resources.
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Washington
Department of Labor
United States
Census Bureau
Children’s Bureau
State Welfare Dept AOKs for 24 Billions
The Ohio Welfare Department seeks 24 billion in state budget funds for multiple institutions. Director Joln bo Harper proposes 500000 for an arterial penal institution and lists costs for new buildings, cottages, barns, and industrial facilities across many state hospitals and reform schools. The Budget Commission will review before legislative committees and voter consideration.
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Felv
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Speur
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Toledo State
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Orient
Ohio State
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Ohbto
Soldiers and Sailors Home
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Madison
Lanecaster
Delaware
Ohio
London
Ohio State Reform
Matsfield
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Athens State Hospital
Gallipolis
Lancaster
P. FE. Thomas
Harper
Alors
German Visits American Sons
In Little Rock, after thirty-one years, Wom Steinkamp Jr and his father meet at 2021 State Street. The elder Steinkamp, 77, recalls their Weldem Westphalia split and notes another son in Texas unseen for thirty-five years. He rejoices in his children's American success in Memphis and elsewhere.
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Ark
Germany
America
Wom
SBM
Steinkamp, Jr
Steinkamp
State Street
Weldem
Westphalia
Steinhaus
Texas
Memphis
Children
Austatze County Religious Education Council to Meet
The Austatze County Council of Religious Education plans its annual meeting in St Marys on Wednesday November 21. The event aims to discuss helping pupils live a Christian faith, led by T M Dedson of Cridersville.
Squaws Fire Jail Attempt at Keshena Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE Wis four Indian squaws tried to free themselves by burning down the Keshena jail where they were held for a crime locked up for days they ignited window frames at dawn to burn bars free them but were captured. officials including John Winans special agent and E J Koelzer First Assistant US district attorney consider arson indictments.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Keshena
E. J. Koelzer
United States
John Winans
Menominee Reservation
Winans
Police official vows to curb crime in Moscow district
Assistant Chief Ivan Belateff of the 29th police ward in Moscow declares a relentless war on criminal elements. He was wired for questioning at homes when an unknown voice declared, Now we are square, leaving Belateff puzzled by the threat.
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Larry
Byrd
Lars
Tim
Lacry
Burt
Moscow
Ivan Belateff
Hfs
Betatef
Kidnapping Casts Shadow Over Police Hunt for Missing Daughter
A man learns his criminal enemies may have arranged a reprisal after his ten year old daughter Catherine fails to return from school. Police are energetically searching but have found no trace of her yet. The article notes the kidnapper would threaten disclosure of critical information and hints at a broader criminal conflict surrounding the family.
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Catherine
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