Fatal Officers Dead In Yangtze River Engagement
Three British officers died of wounds and another was critically wounded after a Yangtze River engagement with Chinese troops. The dead include Commander F.C. Farley and Lieut. A. R. Higgins. Wounded are Lieut. Commander L. B. Acheson and others. four seamen were killed and 14 wounded. The clash followed seizure of steamers and a failed rescue attempt near Chungking, prompting a naval expedition by Commander Farley.
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Kneld
Wang Sen
Wu Pei Fu
Chungking
Farley
Farles
Mo. S
Crowd packs Lorain County Fair for day of fun and fireworks
A large crowd estimated at about 10 080 attended the Lorain County Fair. Judges and sound departments ran stalls and exhibits while vendors reported strong concession sales. Evening grandstand seating was full for eighteen vaudeville acts and a fireworks finale.
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Lorain County
Versional Soand
Ann
Vaindeville Arts
Barney Stumpsky Faces Resisting Officer Charge in Grafton
Barney Stumpsky of Grafton will be arraigned at 1 PM before Justice J. George on a charge of resisting an officer. Sheriff R A Underhill and State Prohibition Agent F Rankin allege he threatened them when they appeared at his home with a search warrant.
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Barney Stumpsky
Grafton
O'Clack
Justice
Centenarian Wore Enjo yed Aide In Seaplane Flight
Tortlant Missouri honors its hundredth birthday with a seaplane flight piloted by Harry Jdoges. Almatia Bennett, of Chiropes Falls Massachusetts, marked the milestone by waving to spectators as the craft circled the city. She told the crowd she was not afraid at any time and greeted them warmly on return.
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Tortlant
Almatia Bennett
Chiropes Falls
Mass
Harry Jdoges
Dyoan Army Iiier
Hennett
President to name new tariff commission members
Fragmented report notes President proposes two former ministers to the tariff commission and hints at a temporary term. Political debate referenced includes Democrats and Republicans, with mentions of Mexico and potential resignations.
Local musician William Ngere dies after long career
William Ngere, a longtime member of the Bibyy band and active in city music, died this morning at 1 aelock after a four week illness. He leaves wife Irene Stamter and a daughter and a son Roger. He worked 35 years at Western Automatic and belonged to the Macahees and A Francis Memorial organizations. Private funeral Friday at 1:30 at his home. public service at Second Congregational Church with Rev C F Wiseman. Burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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William Ngere
Irene Stamter
Adehild
Rager
Roger
Weetera Autoematic Company
Te Owe
Macahees
A. Francis Momaurical Organization
Rand
Res C.F
Ambiguous case involving Birner and ex officials
Partial text describes States Attorney Birner and former officials Harding Miller and others facing a case at New York court. Mentions seizure of property, transfer of presidential power, and a representative from a Société Suisse Pour Veleurs. Page 2 continuation referenced.
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New York
Sept States
Birner
Xav M. Daug
Attorne
BCL
Thomas W. Miller
Harding
Allen
United States
Ta Lory
Buckn
Richard Morton
Soviety Suisse Pour Veleurs Fosun
Steubenville Officials Consider Live Petitions
In Steubenville petitions seeking terms for Patten and C Blaine were drawn. Judge Jay S. Mateles ruled on a technical motion, and formal service of papers followed. The filing suggests Patton may gain temporary control while Carter remains tied to the alien agency case, with further legal motions pending.
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Steubenville
Teans
Patten
C. Blaine Dd
Carter
Jay S. Mateles
Hell
Judee
Ailien
Patton
Sander
Carter World
Rees
Col Thomas M faces trial in New York on fraud charge
Onetime UR colonel Col Thomas W M is on trial in New York alleging he defrauded the company in connection with returns to American owners. Attorney General Taree Panghe was tried at the same time on the same charge.
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Thomas W. M
York
Taree Panghe
Rotary meeting gaps derail state reporting noted
Fragmentary news text records a failed Rotary meeting coverage and unclear speaker remarks. Mentions names Vander and Roberts amid disrupted notes and a reference to demographics and election figures.
German delegation named to League of Nations amid Rome talks
President Hindenburg appoints a German delegation to the League of Nations while vacationing in Bavaria. Foreign Minister Stresennaun and others lead the group. debate over Liege admission and a permanent seat continues as Germany presses terms.
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Germany
Berluen
Sept
Whudenburg
League of Nations
Bavaria
Reclin
Reesenger
Ministe Stresennaun
Mned
Ministe von Schubert
Giruss
Fou Cones Tonmipdit
Wantlongford Ave paving improved
A fragment reports paving work on Wantlongford Avenue with improvements. mentions a town clerk and stated estimates or approvals. The text is garbled but suggests street and adjacent Veplar Street work tied to the same project and potential cost figures or timing.
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Longford Avenue
Cornell
Ambassador Is Wadsworth's Pick to Oppose Smith
Ambassa dor Wadsworth selects Vy Mra as opponent to Sen. Gore in a New York gubernatorial race contest. The pick signals party strategy for the upcoming statewide election.
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Wadsworth
Smith
Jaeeh Gaukl
Tie York Avern
State Board to Hear Offers on Conservatorship for Feeble Minded
The state will hold a public hearing in Wooster tomorrow on a proposed order by the Attorney General to form a conservatorship for the feeble minded. Officials said a number of days will be allowed for those to accept offers as part of the deamination process.
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Obie Institute
Hieh
Wooster Talaorraw
Generabieu
Crabbe
County Schools Opening Today in Busy Automata
The opening day for county schools faced delays and disarray as preparations and registrations were underway. Officials urged families to complete enrollment and arrive on time for the first classes.
Wellington Survey Under Way on Typhoid and Erysipelas
State health officials report an ongoing survey in Wellington led by Dr W Mies to investigate typhoid and erysipelas outbreaks. Dr Robbins confirms pasteurization of city milk as the likely contagion source, with several days needed to complete field checks and containment measures.
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Columbus
Mahoney
Heath Departmert
Weil Fagien
Guake
P. Robbins
Despartmnert
Feo
Wellington
Trenager
Wy.t. Ama- Tene
Ihairy Jie
Enrolment Rise at Local Public School Unclear Figures
Reported enrollment shows growth with 124 more pupils than last year according to Superintendent Maston. Total building capacity listed as 826, while several buildings report increases and some enrollments could not be explained.
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Wlyria Publie Schoobk
Sapl
Maston
Selon
Dlase Pille
Masten
Jefferson Building
Wotendiges Fe
Ak Teteen
Tiamilton
Roosevelt
Senator WXINLE Shence 70 Struggles With Illness
The aged senator WXINLE Shence, 70, suffers rheumatism and racing pulse as doctors treat him in the senate ward. He remains under care for ten days with a fevered condition, and a physician reports progress toward recovery.
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Doe Trype
Wiliam
Ohio conference opens with 200 delegates in ColumbIes
Two hundred delegates attend the Ohio conference of the Evangelical Church at Columbi 5 Ohio for opening sessions. Bishop S Breyfogle of Reading Pa presides as the convention opens with missionary society representatives meeting this morning.
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Columbi
Ohio
Witnesses Describe Lengel Night Contact With Murder Suspect
John A. McDonald testifies that Chief Serantsa A Lengel spoke with Ben Rudner for about 14 minutes outside the Canton police station the night of the Mellett murder. H R Fowler says a lightless touring car with three men passed by the Lengel home, one man spending minutes on the perch.
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Canton
John A. McDonald
Civil Service Commission
Serantsa A. Lengel
Lengel
Mellett
Ben Rudner
Rudner
McDonald
H.R. Fowler
T. B. Pontius
Alayor Swarts
Kinler
Fowler
Service Director Warns On Street Repairs Plan
The service director told council no street program exists for the coming term and urged repairs on Filbert East Broad and South Maple We River streets. He proposed widening and resurfacing from Court to West Avenue and from Trow Middle Avenue to Lane Avenue to ease heavy traffic and boost property values along Second Street.
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Council
Merream
Filbert Street
Wear River Street
Rush
East Broad Street
Winckles Street
South Maple
We River
Court
Weert Avennue
Middle Avenue
L Avenue
Broad Surrey
Second Street
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U.S
Robert N. Stanfield
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Paul Smiths
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Casha Pideubeel
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Coaliege
Henry If Land Teerss Roappaoiaims
Tariff Commission
Tkwe
High Park
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Ko Roberts
Rene
Rober
Raker
Alfred Vander
Cab Pat
Breas
Rotary
Delegatun
el Hindenburg
Spain
Geneva
Fermanent
Geneca Teac Res
Berdim
Wantlongford Ave
Chronicle-Telegram
Groende Park
Tate Citas
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Cochobhec
Pia Quedie Foor
Wxinle
Weil
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Masanir Temple
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