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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1923

Page

2

Washington News of the Week Highlights Reorganization Plans

Washington reports halt on reparations survey due to Poincare limits. Rep Anderson of Minnesota seeks higher wheat duties while agriculture lauds three year best position. Germany buys US flour. war department plans restructure to cut duplication. Also TB eradication, silver use survey, and notable deaths and political moves.

Department of Agriculture At Washington

Notable deaths and incidents across 1920s world news

A roundup of obituaries and events includes McCormick of Southern Pacific dying in San Francisco, inventor Nelson Earle in Los Angeles, former Emperor Maximilian aide Blasio in Mexico City, and Andrew Bonar Law in London. Reports cover train wrecks, industrial canning milestones, arrests, legal notices, and international diplomatic moves.

McCormick Southern Pacific Railway San Francisco Southern Pacific Lafayette Ind Jose Luis Blasio Maximilian Mexico City Andrew Bonar Law Great Britain London

Ohio Gleanings Reflects Crime and Community News

Four alleged bandits held up Roth and Reynolds near Chillicothe, stealing $220 and $15. A long list covers murders, accidents, fires, burglaries, robberies, alibis, and civic notes across Ohio, with trials, sentences, and notable deaths shaping a broad daily digest.

Four Die As Gas Fumes Fill Brooklyn Home

Four members of the O'Brien family are found asphyxiated by gas when a stove hose disconnects. James Walsh enters, shuts off gas, seeks help, and helps revive 10 year old Lillian on the upper floor. The mother Margaret O'Brien and three relatives perish.

New York Brooklyn Margaret O'Brien Mary O'Brien Charles O’brien Lawrence O’brien James Walsh Charles O’brien Walsh Lillian

Choir Singer Killed By Stolen Car In Philadelphia

Miss Marietta D. V. O Donnell twenty year old choir singer at Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church was struck and killed by a speeding stolen motor car. The driver fled but was captured two blocks away as crowds threatened lynching. A patrolman drew his revolver to protect him. The incident drew a crowd of about two thousand.

Philadelphia Penna Marietta D. V. O'Donnell Miss O'Donnell Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church Daniel A. Hinkle

World Cruiser Tested at McGook Field Dayton Ohio

The Douglas world cruiser reached 100 mph in speed trials at McGook Field Dayton as the army plans a round the world flight. Previous unofficial runs showed 115 mph, according to flying officers.

McGook Field Dayton Ohio Army

Five Freed in Pearl Turner Disappearance Case

Five persons arrested in the Pearl Turner case near Ft. Smith Arkansas were released after Charles Ferguson failed to appear for testimony in the scheduled hearing. Kidnapping warrants had been issued against the five. Pearl Turner, three, vanished from her father's Scott County mountains home two weeks earlier.

Ft. Smith Ark Pearl Turner Scott County Charles Ferguson Justice of Peace Court

Where does Money Go New York

Every wage earner contributes about one dollar yearly toward government salaries. The National Industrial Conference Board data show the federal payroll lists 8,400,000 names and consumes an annual appropriation of 8.8 billion dollars.

New York National Industrial Conference Board Uncle Sam

Widow Kills Herself and Two Children in Linden Home

Mrs Anna Haze dusch 29 a widow killed herself and her two children Frank 10 and Andrew 5 by gas in their Linden New Jersey home. A third child 3 is in hospital with burns from a pan of boiling water. Police say grief over the husband’s death a year ago drove the tragedy.

Chillicothe John A. Roth J. J. Reynolds Columbus Roth Reynolds A. T. Shaw Wellsburg W. Va Central Christian Church Marion John Finnerty Cincinnati Arbogast Fisher Farm Bellefontaine Somerset Council Ohio Fuel and Gas Company Major Stovall San Toy Perry County Grand Walter Bailey Ohio River Justin Treisch North Canton Sherman Strump Canton Paul Patton Hillsboro Ralph Francisco Detroit Dayton Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Stephen Doch Niles Warren-Niles Road Longview Hospital Carthage Nick Thompson Cleveland Lawrence Speck C. L. Poston Pioneer Kirtland Cook Logan Sarah M. Newell Carrollton J. E. Bailey Athens County Berry Athens Ed. Berry Zanesville Publishing Company Zanesville Moyer Brothers East Liverpool John Faenza Ku Klux Klan Portsmouth John F. Zurbrugg Alliance Julius Soldina Steubenville Meek Garman Indaw Len Gehring Wauseon Catherine Rennard Clayton St. Louis Charles Apmyer Hocking-Sunday Creek N Athen Nels Linden N. J Anna Hazedusch Frank Andrew

Worfolka Western April 80 1078 BAST Bound

A readable fragment notes Worfolka Western event in April with BAST bound and related details. The text is partial and uncertain but mentions a date and bound status affecting participants.

NA Worfolka

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