Ohio Fire Marshal Report details October fires and losses
October fires in Ohio reached 299 with total losses of 541922. Deaths from fires rose by eleven versus the previous October. The report notes diverse cases from arson indictments in Cleveland to auto accidents and bank robberies, with broader state relief and public health drives ongoing.
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Leonard
Ohio
Wasill
William C. Wy
Georgia
Hooten
Dayton
Charles Gallagher
Cleveland
Andrew le Boin
Clarence H. Burk
Latrobe
Marion
Pahama
Allen Snyder
Wooster University
Prescott Gillilan
Prohibition
Smith
Andrew Nogajczyk
Anton
Atlanta
H.H. Timkin
Canton
Jennie Clark
Columbus
Grace. Maselli
Joseph Dembe
Ella Kirby ‘Piatt
Donn Piatt
William M. Piatt
West Liberty
James Dolewie
Steubenville
Moose Club
John P. McKinney
Moose Order
Angelo Angeletus
Akron
Hancock
John
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Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
B. C. Ferock
Woodsfield
National Biscuit Company
Youngstown
Frank Mills
Roy Shay
Harry Lutsky
Ashtabula
Itabul
Lima
Kliment Naum
Mary Mack
Joe Mack
State
Thomas Cusack Bign Company
Cama Telegy
YoUingstown
Iinet Astead
CAD
Rose Penter
Theresa Moszaros
Harry EB. Evans
Milo L Camp
Scards
Wabash Cement Company
Montpelier
First National Bank
Grove City
Franklin County
Port Clinton
Painesville
Board of Health
Hlyria
George Florence
Circleville
Fourth Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Roy E. Layton
Davis
Matthew Malevich
Lordsville
W. Va
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Donald Hand
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Sandusky
Clarence Heed
Chillicothe
Max Chait
Anna Stahl
Norwood
Cincinnati
Camp Sherman
West Virginia
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Vernon Martin
Deucher
Washington County
Farnsworth
Johanna Frederickson
Joseph Spot
Edward Green
Silvio
di Pietro
Joseph Zulon
Amelia
Cambridge
Harry Trout
Springfield
Gertrude Lewis
Jacksonville
Glouster
William J.white
National Military
Grant Marttant
Fayette County
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C. B. Dague
A. M. Gartt
Gallipolis
Tuscard
Tiffin
Fostoria
Simon Davidson
Disciples
Dennison
Tuscarawas
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Emma Sanderson
Newib
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Tax Rates for 1920 University Road and Highway Levy
The 1920 tax schedule shows rates applied to property along University Road and adjacent highway routes. Assessments establish municipal support through varied levies, with per parcel charges linked to assessed value. Officials say these rates fund public services while reflecting district boundaries and road maintenance needs.
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