Ohio Gleanings Reflect Ohio News And Tragedies
Governor Davis had his tonsils removed by a Cleveland physician. A Cincinnati official announced resignation as cashier in the secretary of state’s office. Dayton and Cleveland report multiple deaths from accidents and violence. A vigilante committee forms in Cincinnati to curb reckless auto driving. Highway funding and savings in Lima and Cincinnati are noted. Various crimes, indictments, and local political moves populate state news with a mix of accidents, fatalities, and policy debates.
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Edward J. Hummel
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David Nelson Shortage
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Albert W. Ferren
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Bertha Roederer Zimpfer
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Dykeman
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Emerson A. North
Longview Hospital
Turks Stand Firm Against Russian Oil of Dardanelles Policy
The fourth week of the Lausanne parley ends with Turks showing willingness to embrace Occidental ideas and reject Russian straits policies. Ismet Pasha remains unfazed by Tchitcherin’s warnings as he attends a Geneva dinner, stressing distrust of Bolshevik influence and Russia. Ambassadors Child Barrere and Curzon are credited with convincing Turkish leaders to trust the West.
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Seven Fires Strike Monroe In Simultaneous Blazes
Seven fires erupted at once across Monroe causing about 20000 dollars in damage. Four fires hit River Raisin Paper Company plant with 10000 dollar loss. Other blazes hit Consolidated Paper Company yard Beck Lumber yard and a distant residence while volunteers aided firefighters. This followed a prior Monroe Paper Company plant fire estimated at 60000 dollars.
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Monroe
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River Ruisin Paper Company
Consolidated Paper Company
Beck Limber Company
Monroe Paper Eee
Buckeye Transit seeks buyout to run Cincinnati Dayton bus line
The Buckeye Transportation Company of Hamilton asks the Public Utilities Commission for authority to acquire assets of a current unincorporated operator and to issue 20000 in stock to take over ownership. The new entity would assume 57908.04 in obligations while the old business lists assets at 77986.50.
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Columbus
Buckeye Transportation Company
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Dayton
State Public Utilities Commission
Youve Been Bad Boy Lash Attack Reported West of Fort Worth
Emmett Clarke said three unmasked men dragged him from his automobile west of Fort Worth and whipped him saying they would punish him for mistreating his wife. He suffered a bruised back with broken skin in spots.
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Ft. Worth
Texas
Emmett Clarke
Clarke
Seeing is Believing Motive Clouds Berue’s Claim to Million
Elizabeth New Jersey street cleaner Eugene Berue 68 clings to the saying to press a claim that his wife’s brother Michael Kelly a Kansas real estate operator died leaving one million dollars to them Berue intends to keep working as he pursues the inheritance money believed to be in probate or under dispute
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N. J
Eugene Berue
Michael Kelly
Kansas
Berue
Expense Cut Urged in Government Reform Resolutions
The Civil Service Reform League urged Washington to save up to 700 million annually by eliminating useless jobs, dismissing incompetents, raising pay, improving work, and adopting modern methods to hire only capable workers.
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Washington
Civil Service Reform League
Train Schedules Link Sardinia To Hillsboro
Train notices show connections between Sardinia and Hillsboro with daily departures at 6 00 am and 9 00 am from Sardinia and returns from Hillsboro at 7 16 am and 12 15 pm. The Sardinia Hillsboro line offers weekday service except Sundays with a Hillsboro branch connection noted.
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