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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
2
Washington reports resume of money order exchange with Bulgaria under a wartime suspension, plus shipping and tariff updates. Fordney McCumber duties lift customs receipts. globe notes cover earthquakes losses, wheat policy talks, and a Cairo-style mix of international events and domestic political moves.
Ohio items report John Woods killed umpiring in Glouster after a ball struck him in the temple. Vanishingly, Sybill Burton plans to run for city council in Zanesville area elections. Mt. Vernon RR shop workers join with the chamber to seek reversal of a shutdown order. Chillicothe churches back Boy Scout work. Muskingum Coal raises capital to 300000 and lands a coal contract for Ohio Power’s Philo plant. Kenyon enters 100th year with 90 new students, capped at 250.
In Duesseldorf a separatist rally ends in a massacre with twenty dead and hundreds wounded. French occupation authorities blame the German Green military police for starting the shootout as chaos overtakes hospitals and barracks.
Big Horn river flood swamps Grey Bull Wyoming damaging nearly $100000 in property. Water depths reach one to four feet over about three quarters of the residential district with six city blocks still inundated after the water recedes. In Casper water rises on Cole Creek at Burlington Railroad site where 25 to 40 people are believed dead and temporary dykes hamper body recovery and digging out four buried cars.
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania a hound named Sport crouched beneath an apple tree under the suspended body of fourteen year old Richard Miller. Richard hanged himself with a leather strap after a parental rebuke, climbing the tree in a corn field and looping the strap over a limb before dropping.
New York investigators report unnatural conditions surrounding the death of Mrs. Charles Webb at the West Chester Biltmore Country Club in Rye. The socially prominent 40 year old died after a brief illness that puzzled her physicians. the District Attorney's office was informed shortly before her death.
An advance of 75 cents per ton for anthracite coal was announced by several dealers in Cleveland. The price before the strike settlement stood at 15.50 dollars per ton. Two leading dealers said they were out of stock and would not predict the future price when supply returns.
Commander William H. Pye testified in San Diego that he had never seen liquor aboard any American warship since prohibition and that no alcohol was aboard any vessel of Destroyer Squadron 11 when it struck rocks off Hondo, California, on September 8, as the naval court of inquiry opened its session.
A transit notice details connections between the Hillsboro and Sardinia branches. The schedule lists a day with departures at 7 16 a m and 2 15 p m from Hillsboro and returns at 10 00 a m and 2 15 p m, outlining a Boesarene related trip.
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