Family tragedy and births mark Nov progress in Ohio
A rash of events spans Buckeye news. Mrs Root killed John Peebles after a tent dispute in Bucyrus. George Root fatally shot Peebles in Cleveland. In Mast Pool a daughter born to Oliver Harrington. Lenore McLaughlin becomes great grandmother. Union Gas and Electric estimates a $12 to $15 million plant in Cincinnati with site pending.
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Wakefield
George Root
John Peebles
Cleveland
Root
Peebles
Arthur Balcum
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bucyrus
Oliver Harrington
Mastpool
Let the Forrest
Lenore McLaughlin
Oceola
Cincinnati
Union Gas and Electric Company
Paris Swiss frontier free zone dispute to be referred
Paris reports the permanent court will settle the border dispute with Switzerland over a free zone along the frontier, per the Journal. London notes growing divergence between Britain and France on King George of Greece, widening the rift. Wallington Missouri reports a bank sector crisis leading to a holiday delay in credit actions. Paris also says ambassadors decide not to impose new penalties on Germany. occupation of the Ruhr and Rhineland seen as sufficient guarantee of safety and reparations.
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Paris
France
Switzerland
Journal Today
London
George
Creece
Foreign Office
Great Britain
PAIS
Nove
WNG Finddssadors
Cuumal
Germany
Ruhr
Rhulacland
Death foretold hedged man ends in street collapse
Cincinnati on November 16 reports Samuel Jutt a 35 year old switchman who recently wrote his mother in Morristown that he would die soon. He collapsed on the street and died at the hospital. a letter from his mother is cited to reassure him his fears were groundless. He had been drinking heavily for weeks.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Jutt
Switchman
Morristown
Jenn
McNary Seeks renomination as Oregon senator
Charles L. McNary, senior U S senator from Oregon since 1918, announces his candidacy for renomination in the coming primaries. A native of Oregon, he grew up on a Salem area farm and was educated at Leland Stanford and private tutors. He entered the Oregon bar in 1898, served as district attorney, sat on the supreme court bench in 1913, and has influenced state higher education and economic development.
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Charles L. McNary
United States
Oregon
Senate
Henry Lane
McNary
Salem
Leland Stanford, Jr
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Men Waived Exam After Freight Train Incident
George Wheeler Lawrence Wheeler and William House of Newark waived preliminary examination in municipal court and were bound over to common pleas court on $500 bonds each. They were accused of cutting an air hose on a freight train near Frazersburg endangering crew members. They pleaded not guilty Tuesday afternoon.
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Zanesville
George
Lawrence Wheeler
William House
Newark
Common Pleas Court
Frazersburg
Train kills local soft drink stand proprietor
Northbound Baltimore & Ohio derailment flyer reports Charles Vaughn proprietor of a soft drink stand killed last midnight when his auto drove in front of a train in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Baltimore & Ohio
Charles Vaughn
Creomulsion: a creosote based cough remedy advertised
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery to soothe inflamed membranes and kill germs in chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote as a great healing agent and promises relief for bronchitis asthma and other throat and lung diseases with a money back guarantee if not relieved.
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Creomulsion
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Adv
Brief State News Items From Various Cities
John Porter, 690, charged with assault with urinal intent, awaits trial after pleading guilty in Wop County. Ohio board funding criticized as utilities commission seeks funds for bus bill administration. Ohio National Guard Association plans Dec. 3 4 Columbus convention. Robert M. Estwilder convicted of assaulting rural school teacher Harry Conn. fined 50 and jailed 30 days. A wild man from Washington county captured near Glouster with seven cans of canned heat. Harry Morrison organizes a forty-voice chorus in Denman e hosted by Thomas Lantz.
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Columbus
State Board of Control
State Utilities Commission
iWreeman-Collister
Ohio Bus Owners’ Association
State Adjutant General’s Office
Ohio National Guard Association
Ohio National Guard
Ohio Naval Militia
Mansfield
Robert M. Etewilder
Harry Conn
Justice Palm
Glouster
Washington County
Denmance
Harry Morrison
New York City
National Playground and Recreation Association
Thomas W. Lantz
Community Service Association of Defiance
Chiropractors plead guilty in Deriance court
In Deriance on November 16, defendants admitted guilt to practicing chiropractic without state medical board certificates. Judge J. G. Klein and Mayor John Marlatt presided. Affidavits sworn by Frank L. Dorsey of the state medical board and attorney John M. Parks accompanied the proceedings. Trial set for November.
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Deriance
Obfs Medical Board
J. G. Klein
Tavdd
Marlatt's Court
Frank L. Dorsey
State Medical Board
John M Parks
Noy
Darby and Joan Ballad Noted in Genuemann’s Magazine 1735
A fragment notes eighteenth century ballad Darby and Joan by a London printer collected in Marek’s Genuemann’s Magazine 1735. It references the piece under the Ute The Joys of Love Never Forgot.
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Darby
Joan
Genuemann
Marek
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