First Woman Named U S Senator as Watson Succumbs
In Georgia, Mrs W W Pelton of Cartersville was appointed to succeed Watson as United States senator. Governor Hard announced the appointment amid state vacancy efforts. Pelton will serve until the next general election, with the timing set for October 17.
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Atlanta
Gover
W. Hard
Georgia
W.W. Pespon
Carbersville
Tom Wuatson
Alys. Peston
United States
Pelton
Lee
Dengue Fever at a Glance and Public Health Response
Washington report quotes Dr. Cummings on dengue fever not easily quarantinable and usually not life threatening but causing severe illness. He notes anti mosquito measures and public health officials warn mobile tourists may spread the disease as the outbreak grows.
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Washington
Geboo
Bern Disentece
Cummings
Public Health Service
Ten irregulars killed in Ireland dispute at Omeath
Belfast report says ten republican irregulars were killed in an attack on Omeath in County Louth as rebels captured the town. Casualty figures are believed heavy. Dayton dispatch notes four pilots and four alternates from McCook Field headed to Belridge, for speed events.
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Belfast
Omeath
County Louth
Fee
Dayton
McCook Floid
Beltridge Rela
City Council Approves Bond Issue to Pay Off Debt
The city council authorized the issue of bonds to cover employee salaries and related costs, enabling the city to settle outstanding obligations. The move aims to stabilize finances and ensure payroll and services remain financed.
Politicians Promote Murray For Go
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Thur Oct 10 Judge Report Names and Local Officials
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Thesdus
Ava Livria
Ft Chapin
Brownhebn
Rob Stetson
Elyrda
Moo. Drown
Ityrigs Henrys
Coul
Rett Warner
Laruins
Palkner
Lorain
Jay Henmerister
Willameter
Ain Daamim
I Piastap LaGrange
Ieu
Auto Collision Injures Two In Franklin Street Scene
At 4 30 p m on Fifth Street the Ward truck driven by Glever Becker collided with a vehicle on Middle Avenue. Becket was thrown clear, barrels spilled, both machines were wrecked, and Becker refused hospital care as police arrived.
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Middle Hina
Forth Street
Reeker
Toad Becker
Howells Sees 1.6 Mill Levy To Replace 1.9
The Howells city council approved a 1.3 mill extra tax levy. A stormy session followed as members debated whether to submit a 1.9 mill levy to cover a two year deficit or substitute a 1.6 mill levy based on the auditor’s estimate of next year’s expenditures.
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Howells
Conneltmants
Rawson
Howells, Carson, Naller
Frid
Sudra
Ensign
Walter Gotham
Howella
Armistice Talks in Kear East War Highlight Peace Hopes
A mass meeting in Elyria gathers supporters of the Old Age Pension Movement as petition drives press for a vote on a pension law this winter. Officials promote the plan while Turkish, British and Italian liaison teams prepare for Near East armistice negotiations in Constantinople amid tense regional demands.
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John Wenairma
Elyria
Hunde
Wlyrians
Reynolds
Constantinople
Iiane
Mudunia
Gene Ismet Pasha
Kemal
Hamid
Thrace
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Lorain Man Dies After Convulsions
Jackson Brown, 40, of 2669 W 43rd Street Lorain, collapsed with convulsions at his boarding house and died en route to the hospital. Coroner Miles 9 Per ordered an autopsy to determine cause of death. Brown’s home was Kennett, Arkansas, where he leaves several children to be informed about arrangements for his remains.
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Jackson Brown
Miles 9 Per
Jackson
Kennett
Ark
Weather forecast for World Series favors fair conditions
Weather officials predict fair weather and moderate temperatures in New York for the World Series. In Columbus an Ohio State University official states that over the next five years enrollment will exceed 12 000, possibly 15 000, according to Dr. W C Thompson president.
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Washington
New York
Weather Bureau
Columbus, Ort
Ohio State Unvversity
W. C. Thompson
Pqluge Chief Bans Leaf Burning Citywide
Police Chief E. J. Stankard issues an order banning burning of leaves and rubbish in the city from sunset to sunrise and forbidding burning on paved streets. The ordinance warns households to comply or risk arrest.
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E. J. Stankard
Delays Action On River Sewage Plan By City Panel
The finance committee reviewing Mr Howell's report on sewage disposal for streets along the river and its west branches says no action should be taken until the city engineer presents definite plans for the work. The report was adopted.
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Howell
Cit Heer
Elyria Schools Agree to Aid County Institute
The Elyria board of education agreed to support the Lorain County Teacher's Association by funding part of the County Institute expenses. The plan would have the county share in maintaining the institute with Elyria paying $132 yearly, pending approval and comparable aid from other towns and villages.
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County Institute
Board of Education
Aut
Lauria Obeaiin
Woman Charged After Afternoon Incident in Pomeroy
Local report details an event in Pomeroy O where Mrs. Kraus, a baker, became involved after drinking milk laced with a substance. Dr. J A verified the injury and further medical notes followed.
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Pomeroy
Kraus
Henry Miller Named Secretary of Lorain County Auto Society
Henry Miller is named secretary of the Lorain County Auto Society succeeding Charles R. Flower who had long held the post. A campaign for membership is planned to begin in August. Mexico City papers publish sensational stories alleging United States government efforts to provoke subversion in Mexico.
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Henry Miller
Lorain County Auto Society
Charles R. Flower
Lorgin County
Chad I
Mexico City
Ort. d
United States
Mexico
New Prices Set For Ohio Coal Thru October
Governor Davis announced first maximum fair coal prices under the state emergency law. Run of mine coal ranges from 3.36 to 4.86 per ton with 75 to 80 percent limited to 3.50 to 3.71. Lump add 25 cents per ton, slack 25 cents less. Prices effective October 10 and valid until cost study and distribution review are completed.
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Columbus
Davis
Ohio
Garfield Federal
Tom Moran Dies at 46 From Alcoholism At Memorial Hospital
The death of Tom Moran occurred at Memorial hospital at 9 14 this morning. The cause is given as hypostatic pneumonia induced by alcoholism. Moran was found in a sheep stall at the fair grounds in an uncon trolled state and later died. His body was taken to Welsh undertaking parlors for burial and funeral services are expected at St. Marys church Thursday morning at 9.
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New ES
Henes
Hanford MacNider
Othe
Eangrey
Agate
New Orleans
Thomas
Congress
Miller
Rayne
Lis
Nider
Sual
Pro Beins
Antibonus
Itme
Dela the
Jerion Cum
Tom Moran
Moran
Jervundy
Fle
Pariors
Irving
TiMlh
St. Mary's Church
Police Fines Total and City Receipts Note
Fines and costs plus other receipts for September totaled 1455.10 with 1415.30 from fines and costs, 29 from vendor licenses, 10.28 for building permits, and 1.53 from miscellaneous collections. Also, the body of Martin J. Stebbins 23 drowned after a fall from an Ohio river boat near Pittsburgh. funeral services set for tomorrow.
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Grant Schrock
Dayton
Martin J. Stebbins
Pittsburgh
Electric rate hearing set for October 20 in council
Solicitor Baird reports Ohio Public Service Co. seeks rate hikes with an October 20 hearing date. Company reps ready to meet council members, Rawson and Johnson express willingness for talks. Service Director Beck to coordinate with lighting engineer Whitford Jones. a meeting with Johnson, Jones, and the council is planned once Jones responds.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Rawson
Johnson
The
Public Service Co
Henry Beck
H. Whitford Jones
Jones
Council Approves Sanitary Sewers Plan on Shear Street
Councilman Howells reported to the council that a sanitary sewer should be constructed on Shear street and before East Second street is repaved. The measure was adopted after debate with the mayor opposing paving until the street is widened. The report notes the sewer work may not occur for several years.
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Howells
Sewer Committee
Shear Street
East Second Street
Murder Solving Efforts In Dayton After Brother's Death
Oct. report notes police hunt to solve fatal stabbing of Bertram Harateh in Dayton. Investigation follows a Thursday night attack near a residence as suspects, including a man with a bat, are questioned. Authorities seek leads to identify the assailant and motive.
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Polte
Frank Harateh
Chu
Bertram Harsieh
Cheer
Imen
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