Eleven Drown When Yacht Capsizes Off Sebastian Inlet
A forty foot pleasure yacht Clara B capsized off Sebastian Inlet near Melbourne Florida during a rough sea. Eleven tourists from Kansas and other Western states drowned while a party of 25 was onboard and the rest were rescued. Victims include several named from Wichita and Melbourne. Captain Edward Arnold of Malabar owned the vessel.
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Fla
Clara B
Sebastian Inlet
Kansas
Western States
Melbourne Farms Company
Edward Arnold
Malabar
David Barnes
Wichita
Kan
Davidson
Dickson
Campbell
Hill
Sacramento Court House Blast Injures No One
Police and county officials launch a detailed probe into dynamite plotters after a high explosive blast wrecks doors at the Sacramento County arthouse. The charge was placed under ground-floor doors. Casselli narrowly escaped. No motive yet established.
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Sacramento
Cal
Sacramento County Arthouse
Albert Casselli
Central Police
Lost Mail Pilot's Body Found Near Bellefonte Wreck
Charles Ames air mail pilot disappeared ten days earlier and was found on Nittany Mountain six miles northeast of Bellefonte. His wrecked plane lay in the hillside cover formed by trees and bushes, with the body trapped in the cockpit.
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Bellefonte
Penn
Charles Ames
Nittany Mountain
Ames
Kings of the Forest
Rich Manufacturer Acquitted In Slaying of Daughter's Suitor
Rockingham North Carolina wealthy manufacturer W B Cole was acquitted of the murder of W W Ormond, suitor to his daughter. The defense pleaded transitory insanity and self defense claiming Ormond slandered Miss Cole. The jury divided on the verdict with eight to four initially, then eleven to one on a later ballot.
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Rockingham
N. C
W. B. Cole
W. W. Ormond
Cole
Ormond
Miss Cole
Ted
New York Jeweler Held Over Gem Embezzlement Charge
Newark report says Harry A. Cohn of New York, wanted on two warrants for embezzlement involving Alamanda gems worth 300000 dollars, was arrested by a private detective in Newark. A voluntary petition was filed in the United States District Court on October 9. Cohn reportedly fled after the charges emerged.
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Newark
N. J
Harry A. Cohn
New York
Alamanda
New York City
Apn
Himates District Court
Mane
Cohn
Lla
Ohio plan to sign streams aids travelers and geography
Columbus proposed program will place conspicuous signs along streams across Ohio to name waterways and guide motorists especially visitors. Initiated by Mrs Grace Delzell and forwarded to Gov Donahey, the project aims to reduce uncertainty on routes and educate readers about inland waterways.
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Ohio
Crogsia
Grace Delzell
Columbus
Donahey
State Highway Department
Ohio towns honor memorial, mourn notable deaths across counties
Clinton township dedicates a memorial building costing about 60000. Nimrod P. Dawson 76 shoemaker known as village pauper dies leaving a 60000 fortune to nephew John Albert. Post office loot valued at 25000 found hidden under gym steps by 11 year old Elmer Starner. Helen Weeks 35 breaks leg from a dog greeting incident. Carl Sierrance 16 falls to his death from a four story roof while chasing pigeons. Railroad workers escape as a speeder is hit in fog. Mrs Victorine Burr 58 shoots herself and burns body in bonfire. Elsa Strome 14 dies from suspected poisoning. Eleven Ohio counties vote on levies and highway bonds exceeding 2150000. Samuel Sellers suspicious assault case pleads not guilty. A 200-pound safe found behind Bellevue school building. Major T J Kirkpatrick dies aged 70. John A Macready returns from long flight with park department photos. Belmont County sheriff touts whipping post to curb crime.
Proposed Ohio constitution amendment on debt limits
A 1925 legislative draft outlines adding Article VIII Section 13 to Ohio’s Constitution. It would bar counties districts and municipalities from issuing debt for current operating expenses or for acquiring improvements below a set threshold, with exceptions for short term notes and unforeseen emergencies. The measure would require voter approval at a November election and be implemented under state law.
Ohio Proposal to Amend Article XII Real Estate Taxation
A 1925 Ohio constitutional proposal calls for taxation of real estate, improvements, and tangible personal property by a uniform rule with motor vehicles taxed as provided by law. It would exempt certain bonds and property used for worship or charitable purposes, set a homestead exemption, and require voter approval on the first Monday in November 1925. The amendment would take effect January 1 following adoption if ballots favor it.
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The
Hte
Posal
State of
Ohio
World War Compensation Fund
Sreedhar
Share
Ann
Amendment text and officer term provisions from 1925 document
The fragment outlines proposed amendments to sections of multiple articles. It references submitting terms to electors, four year terms for state officers, and scheduling of county officer elections in November. It notes adoption date of 1925 and mentions sections of articles X III XVII and related terms.
Fragmented OCR Item Mentions Ohio Secretary of State Note
An OCR fragment references Thad a secretary of state in Ohio and a statement dated March, noting a state action or approval. The text is garbled but mentions Ohio and a formal seal or signature. It also briefly references Chinese street design aimed at narrowing lanes to curb car use.
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Amaanica
Thadh
Ohio
Crossword Clue List From 1925 Hortmental Page
A mixed list of crossword clues and answers from a 1925 Hortmental page features numerous entries such as a black bird, a steam ship, a prefix meaning two, parts of speech, and various definitions. The note states the solution will appear in the next issue, indicating an upcoming puzzle reveal.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle
Instructions explain filling white spaces with letters to form horizontal and vertical words. The first letter of each word is numbered by definitions below horizontal and vertical headings. Fill from the first white space to the next black square. New letters go in the black spaces. use dictionary words and proper nouns only.
Professor Pickering Imagines Ten Million Mars Talks
A playful remark credits Professor Pickering with the idea that with ten million dollars he could converse with Mars. The snippet also contemplates an extravagant hypothetical about wealth enabling personal indulgences.
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Professor Pickering
Mars
Venua
Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad
An old consumer warning promotes buying Bayer Aspirin only when the Bayer name appears on packaging or tablets. It cautions that imitations may be unsafe and urges buyers to say Bayer at purchase, noting the product’s safety record and physician endorsement.
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Bayer
Back from Vacation Yet Cashless Says Olay Man
A witty exchange about returning from holiday with no money outlines the humor of needing judgment to manage luck and finances. The quip contrasts physical rest with financial strain, highlighting prudent choices amid uncertain fortune.
Relief for Stomach Woes Promises Fast Help
Dave's Mentha Pepsin is marketed as a swift remedy for acute or chronic indigestion and gastritis. It claims to ease distress quickly with a money back guarantee if it fails to help, and emphasizes widespread sales and relief from severe stomach agony.
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Dave
Women admit to agriculture college in Philippines
Women students were admitted this year to study agriculture in the college of agriculture at Los Banos Philippine Islands and seven are now enrolled. Several have petitioned for admission to the farm school at Manoa but their application has been denied.
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College of Agriculture
Los Banos
Philippine Islands
Manoa
Notable Pair Wed in Quiet Notre Dame Ceremony
Naline and Bill exchange vows as Betty, identified as a Notre Dame juggler, attends the ceremony. The note hints at Bills affection for Naline and Betty's interest in Bil, with minimal surrounding detail.
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Lot
Betty
Bil
Notre Dame
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