Tide disaster and tax cut proposals collide in news
Reports from Victoria describe a tide-rip grounding of the James Eemdy near Bentinneck Island with twenty eight longshoremen aboard aiding the stranded ship and three fatalities confirmed. In Washington Secretary Mellon urges a 250 to 300 million dollar tax cut plan emphasizing lower top rates and repeals of several federal taxes to spur growth and reduce the deficit.
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Victoria
EB. C
James Eemdy
Bentinneck Island
Aope
Eem
James S
Victor
Washinton
Secretary of the Treasury
House Ways and Meats Committee
Melon
Treasury
Mellon
Truck Driver Disappears After Crash
The driver of a Bromes truck vanished after a wreck on a rural road. His mother alerted police Saturday afternoon and rode with an officer to the scene. The driver allegedly was picked up by a passing motorist and spent the night in a hotel.
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Nica
Poli
L. E. Sweet
Sweet Tan Downe
Brome
Wreckaze
Howard Berlingeuth
Ottawa
Sandusky
One Missing in Clyde Line Passenger Ship Fire
Jacksonvi lle Fla Oct 19 Officials report after a Clyde line passenger steamer Comanche caught fire near Mor t watchers patrol the coast for missing passenger William J Lawler of Winthrop Mass as 73 passengers and 2 crew members survived. The disaster prompted rescue calls and questions over evacuation feasibility as officials consider expanding a juror investigation into irregularities at Summit.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sre
Comanche
Marjott
Mtort
William B. Clements
William J. Lawler
Winhrop
Mass
Owever
Storm warnings issued for the Great Lakes region
Storm warnings issued for the Great Lakes region except western Lake Superior and western to southern portions of Lake Michigan. Grafton boy Felix Szczepanski, 11, died at home. funeral at Assumption Church. Raspberry displays at Haserodt’s Jewelry. George Dennison of Russia Township pleads guilty. sentence deferred.
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Chicago
Weather
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
George Dennison
Russia
Thompson
Probationary Marriages Urged In England
In Northampton England Dr Mary Scharlieb a prominent English woman doctor urged trial courtships as a remedy to unhappy marriages at the Anglo Catholic congress. She argued many couples marry with little prep and ignore duties to spouses and potential children, proposing the restoration of betrothal ceremonies as a non binding pledge for a period of reflection.
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Northampton
England
Mary Scharlieb
E Ansglo
Scharlieb
Lesa
French Store Company's Plant Destroyed by Fire in Michigan
Fire of mysterious origin leveled the Frenc Store Company's plant in 3IONROE Michigan causing an estimated loss over 400000, with explosions rocking nearby homes and structures within a two mile radius. Adjacent Auto Equipment Company's plant also burned, totaling about 200000 in damages.
Calves Win National Prizes at County Fair
County exhibitors claim top national prizes as calves dominate judging at the fair with awards announced. Local 4H participants and farm groups celebrate the results and prize money.
Mrs Arie EloRed Des Afco Nai Dies In Ridgeville Area
Mrs Arie EloRed Des Afco Nai, long time resident of Eldred Corners, dies after fifty five years at the old home. Survived by daughter Mrs Brokaw and four grandchildren. Services set for Tuesday at 2 o'clock from the family home. Interment in Ridgeville Cemetery.
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Mrs
Arie-Elored Des Afco Nai
Columbia Ternoon
Brokaw
Charles
Cleveland
cHareorge
Ridge
Beoree
Eldred Corners
Liquor Toter Fined and Court Hearing Tonight
Robert Bodie charged with driving while intoxicated pleads not guilty in Police court and is released on $100 furnished by his mother. A hearing is set for tonight at seven. William Davis of 409 Broadway Lorain pays $100 and costs for possessing liquor. Officer Pat Crehan testified Davis was intoxicated near Lodi Street with a bottle in his pocket. Herbert Lees of 309 Furnace Street fined $3 and costs for running a stop sign. Also notes Lorain September 19 details a Bus Franchise controversy with Lake Shore Electric calling the proposal a monopoly ahead of the vote.
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Robert
Lodi Street
Herbert Lees
Furnace St
Chicago records weekend auto deaths rise to 617
Chicago reports 617 deaths from automobile accidents over the weekend. Another 294 dying from sun sink liquor and 174 from moonshine liquor, with unclear additional fatalities.
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Chicago
Moon
Liquor Found In Cistern After Raid
Local dry officers raided the home of Mrs. Willie Souter in Seven Mile, Butler County. They pumped the cistern dry and recovered six and a quarter gallons of liquor from the bottom. Souter was arrested on a charge of illegal possession.
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Butler Cousty
Willie Souter
Hamilton
Seven Mile
Souter
Crash injuriesimpaired driver incident on city street
Fragmentary report notes a crash near Cleveland involving a driver who stepped from a car and was walking on the road when another vehicle struck, leaving one person critically injured. Details and page reference follow on page 2.
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Cleve
Alliis
TD Street
World Series Baseball Tax Collected Says Treasury
The Treasury reports a tax of 118285 dollars collected in Texas during the World Series. Revenue officials collected mostly from regular admissions and scalpers, with the amount noted as part of the series proceeds.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Texas
Busick Claims Fire City Hall Inspector Fired
In a lengthy address Busick denounces the city hall inspector as fired and weak on enforcement. He frames the issue as a clash over economy and law enforcement and accuses the opposition of avoiding new ideas while highlighting deteriorating conditions and aging equipment.
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Busick
Hinskson
Ick
Foreclose Lien Action Filed by Toledo Plate Glass
CHRONIGRAMS report Toledo Plate Glass and Window Co filed an action against Klein Bros of Lorain to recover 789.68 for furnished material and to foreclose a mechanic’s lien. property to be sold to satisfy the claim. Other items include a battery theft report, a Canadian man surrendering after drinking canned heat, a candidate speaking engagement in Sheffield Lake, drunken driving fines, disorderly conduct fines, a divorce suit by Mrs Reeder, Avon village liquor arrests, a cushion theft, alimony granted in a divorce case, and Florida notes from Ernie Leedale.
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Toledo Plate Glass’ and Window Co
Klein Bros
Lorain S
Sat
Bishop Schrembs Attends Dedication Of New Lorain Parish
In Lorain October 19 a large crowd attended the dedication of a new Catholic church. Bishop Schrembs of Cleveland spoke urging active parish involvement. The Rev Isadore Fairfleet assisted. the church, finished last August, cost $50 600 and was built with strong community effort.
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Lorain
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Anthony’s Church Y Mornins
Arew
Schrembs
Bers
Isadore Faiferty
Bop
Feast and planning items at Board of Trade meeting
The Board of Trade will hold its Membership dinner on Tuesday evening, October 27 at the Constituent church with a noted speaker to energize members and tie in with the Fall Festival. The Dayton Ohio Planning Conference opens with delegates from major Ohio cities and a headquarters in the Hotel. A river street theft report notes H M Coleman’s tor coupe taken from 929 River Street Saturday night.
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Board of Trade
Dayton
Tharscar
Ohio
H. M. Coleman
Harvard St
River St
North Lewisburg Bank Embezzlement Report and Local Turmoil
Fragmented text indicates a bank in North Lewisburg with a $3,500 figure and references to jobs and local unrest. Nearby lines mention air, escape, citizens, and a town meeting or play schedule, but coherent details are scarce. The fragmentary notes imply a disrupted day with unclear events and monetary figures.
Inquest Ordered After Poison Suspected Death
Philadelphia officials say an inquest will be ordered into the death of an unnamed wealthy man found dead in a fashionable apartment after four months in the city. Chemical analysis is to be done to detect traces of poison. The body was found by maids at the apartment once occupied by Mrs Biddle. The inquest will likely be held on Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
Ettorres
Tibet
Three Courts In Operation In Court of Appeals Session
The Court of Appeals sat in the law library due to space limits to hear D J Nye versus A B Taylor over a driveway dispute. Judge Webber presided a Lorain damage case in Court No 1 while Court No 2 housed equity matters with Jade W B Thompson presiding. onlookers crowded the halls.
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Court of Appeals
D.J. Nye
A. B. Taylor
Webber
Jade W. B. Thompson
Late General Sherwood 90 War Veteran Buried in Toledo
The body of General Isea R. Sherwood, a 90 year old war veteran and former congressman from Ohio's ninth district, was laid to rest in Woodlawn Cemetery Toledo after lying in state at the mortuary. Patriotic organizations led funeral processions and burial rites at Woodlawn, with the Ohio National Guard squad from Camp No. 10 Spanish ver tans in attendance.
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Isea
Rs. Sherwood
Congress
Ohio- District
Woodlaen
Ceme
Terynis
Wood
Doniins Ahemia
Toledo
Woodlow
Collingwood Avenger
Satter
Ohio National Guards
Taxes Hat Poison To End Her Life
Veronica Prokopewicz, 47, of Lorain, was brought to St Joseph's hospital Sunday after attempting suicide with rat poison amid domestic troubles. This marks a second suicide attempt in her case.
Prince Performs in Female Role Sparks Royal Controversy
Photographs show the prince of Wales in feminine garb while acting a female lead on a ship en route from South America. Critics say the images challenge stern British standards, while younger readers view the incident as harmless frolic. Buckingham Palace reportedly disapproves, deeming them not in keeping with royal dignity.
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London
Prince of Wales
South America
Great Britain
Buckingham Palace
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