Mars as War Symbol Revealed by Coblentz Study
Dr W W Coblentz of the US Bureau of Standards outlines Mars as a desert world with ice caps and extreme cold. He notes sparse water, solar heating effects on dark regions, and polar cap fluctuations from 1909 to 1924.
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Miners Die in Explosion at Roane Iron Mine
R. M. in chief of the Bureau reports eight miners killed at the Roane Iron Company mine near Rockwood Tennessee. Four bodies recovered. Mine sealed after blast as rescue efforts continued.
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Frank Nigro Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Son Death
Warren Ohio Oct 27 A jury found Frank Nigro of Niles guilty of manslaughter in the May death of his son Tony during a family argument. A motion for a new trial was being prepared, and Judge Wiking postponed sentencing pending a hearing on the motion.
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No Settlement Seen in Anthracite Strike Upheld
Near Philadelphia October 27. Leaders of both sides dismiss reports of an immediate settlement in the 153000 coal miners strike. Warrimer and Lewis say there is no truth to peace rumors and no near end in sight. The dispute threatens New York shortages and potential hardship if it persists.
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Whet Is Wen Debated by Bishop McGonne in Chicago
A Chicago debate on man and evolution features Bishop Francis JeCias arguing for divine creation while Clarence, a Chicago criminal lawyer, supports the theory of human evolution. The audience hears both sides as the question of God’s existence is raised.
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Wellington Minstrel Show and Community Notes
Wellington reports a successful minstrel show at Logy featuring Arthur Suthi and Howard Page with local attendees including Mrs Albert Warre and Mr Nel Morgan. The Friendship Guild met at Mrs C G Battles home and plans a future event at Mrs A W Shields residence. A local hunting party returned from Quebec with a moose, and the Girls Reserve held its first supper and initiation at the schoolhouse.
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Paris Update Missing Details in Local Filing
Officials report incomplete markings in a Paris filing titled RY ACTA airs. Citizens are advised to await clarified documentation and an official public notice for further information on the matter.
Romani Camp Arrest Highlights Local Tensions
Report states Romani people gathered at a camp near Myr, with women and 15 dogs present, while 10 horses and cars were also noted. Authorities demanded payment and then arrested several individuals as residents waited in a daze for a scheduled return on Tuesday at 8.50.
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Ambiguous OCR Note about Attending Banquet at White House
Fragmentary text mentions a banquet in New York Chamber of Commerce and a White House setting. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, making precise details unavailable. The legible portion indicates attendance at a banquet and associated locations but lacks coherent context.
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Feeding hogs how to reach peak gains and water needs
An Old World note explains slop feeding increases hog gains and ease of disposal with good palatability versus dry feed. It notes self feeding saves labor if hogs have constant access to clean water, and cold weather calls for water to aid health and body function. a separate Navy Day item covers a three-way race along the Hudson with McGade swimming from 181st to 96th Street, a walker and a runner competing to complete the course.
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Evolution Debate Sparks New York Controversy
In New York a controversy erupts as figures tied to the Scopes trial clash over evolution in Dover Tenn and a debate is challenged by Rev John Rotraton. Harsh epithets and accusations follow the public dispute with religious and scientific advocates trading barbs.
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Bodies of Aged Pair Cremated After Home Fire
In Sutton West Virginia on a rural road a cremated elderly couple were found inside their home after a fire and bullets riddled the residence. Sheriff A M Suites announced the discovery amid an investigation that ruled out an initial motive of arson and suggested possible double homicide linked to an earlier pursuit. Authorities withheld the victims' names pending notification.
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Death notice for 11 year old Lafe Surrell
Master Lafe Surrell aged eleven died this morning after a brief illness. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jock Surrell of No 25 Wast Renue, and survived by two sisters Gertrude and Ela and two brothers William and Rov. The funeral will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Bethany Baptist Church on Seventeenth Street with Rev. Grey officiating. Burial will be in Ridselann Cemetery.
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Caveman Theme Fades in Real Life Movie Tale
Odd tale from Buyte reports a caveman thrill turning real life into a messy affair as Mike Launch faces a chaotic attempt to marry in Austria. A divorce follows after quarrels and a forced separation during the plan’s collapse.
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Ohio Protective Association Convention Opens
About 400 members of the Ohio Protective Association gather in Columbus for the opening of the convention to voice opposition to the initiated bill for a state police system. Rural police members attend from across the state.
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Brothers mourn young rail accident victim Andrews Miner
Ashland reports a fatal railway accident as 10 year old Andrews Miner, a railroad employee’s son, was killed under a train while attempting to board a fast freight near Novi. His two brothers from Struthers arrive home as the tragedy unfolds.
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Briton loses another decision in Cocoanut Grove case
Fin Oct Jack Briton former World champion fails in court as Judge Cowart counts him out at Cocoanut Grove for $25.85 on interfering with an officer charge. Motor-meter theft reported. Elmer Fer thofer Avon says his Ford on Elgris street was missing its meter.
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Markets and Produce Prices in Delaware Thursday
Markets reflect batter extra and firsts prices for eggs and poultry. Apples, potatoes, sweet potatoes, tomatoes and cabbage listed with per unit rates. Delaware market snapshot dated Thursday with Ohio and Western firsts noted.
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Italy seeks prompt payment on debt to United States
Washington, Ger 27 Administration hopes for a prompt settlement of the Italian debt to the United States brightened today when Henry P Fletcher American ambassador to Italy assured President Coolidge that Italy was anxious to arrange relief of its 2 150 900 00 obli gations. The Italian debt mission headed by Count Volpi finance minister will arrive in New York Sunday and meet the American commission Monday. Italy has no idea of repaying its debt but wants to meet its obligations fully in accordance with its capacity.
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Washington slave graves honored with planned care dispute
Attorney A W Cin alger visited Washington and George Washington's home seeking to locate the burial place of enslaved workers once owned by the founder. He found neglected graves and urged preservation or a monument. Washington's will blocks a monument but the Memorial Association will ensure ongoing care.
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Ohio Eastern Star Meet Opens in Columbus
About 6 000 persons including 2 000 Ohio delegates gather for the 60th annual Grand Chapter meeting of the Order of Eastern Star in Memoriam hall Columbus Ohio. Grand officers lead the opening session with messages from the Grand Lodge and an address by Grand Master Earle B Stewart Ironton Ohio.
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Miss Peterson Resigns from Elyma Library Post
Miss Peterson, who graduated in 1914 and previously worked at Oberlin College Library, has resigned from her reserve assistant position in Elyma. Mr Ingersoll praised her efficiency and said the new post offers a better opportunity, with formal board action to follow this week.
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Lorain Murder Trial Nears Jury Deliberation
Lorain case enters close phase as Pilar Ontego defends himself with witnesses. Luard's wife identifies a letter in which Luard credited drink with causing the trouble and forgiving his foes. Jury deliberations expected this afternoon after heated arguments.
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Wellington High to Meet Oberliz High on Local Field
Wellington, Oct. 27. Wellington High will face Oberliz High on the local field tomorrow at 3:45. The team seeks a victory after a string of wins this season though the contest is expected to be close and hard fought with a confident crowd awaiting the outcome. Meanwhile, Chief Jacob Graul heads to Cleveland as police search for a burglar who entered Jacob Bader’s home on Pasadent Avenue, drawing away clothing and jewelry.
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Refugees and border fighting raise peace hopes in Balkans
Reports from the region describe Greek front lines and calls for a peaceful retirement. Bulgarians report distressed refugees from Petnich and nearby towns camped under shelling with scarce food and shelter amid ongoing border confusion.
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Coughs and Colds Banished Overnight Salve Ad
A store advert promotes a salve claiming to banish coughs and colds overnight for children. It promises relief for sore throats chest pains and ear aches with doses priced at 30 and 50 cents, available at C. W. Phillips store.
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