Nankin g's fall predicted in desperate Sino fighting
Desperate fighting in Hankow and Nanking areas amid a civil war in China. Rebels report heavy losses and bombardment as loyal troops pursue leaders toward Wu Chang. Reports claim possible three day armistice talks with foreign consuls and Yuan Shih kai gains. Western dispatches note US stance on planes and revolutionary violence in China.
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Peking
Hankow
Nanking
Wu Chang
Yuan Shih Kat
Yuan
Yuan Bhih Kal
Myhtitie
Breagures
China
May Seek A Seat May Seek A Seat
Springfield Nov 28 Unless General J Warren Kelfer decides to seek the Republican congressional nomination in this district next year Clark county will have no candidate The general is undecided He thinks the state may be gerrymandered into new districts and if one is framed including this county favorable to the Republicans he may run Women Lead Raid Kenton Nov 28 Led by Mrs D G Hall and Mrs B C Braumbarg h a raid was made on a place at Foreat where intoxicating liquors were sold The place was kept by W Chapin and Harvey Angier who pleaded not guilty Several bottles of whisky were found Wealthy Citizen Stricken Cincinnati Nov 28 James M Glenn one of the best known wealthiest Cincinnati citizens suffered an apoplexy at the Fifth Third National Bank where he is a director and is at Christ Hospital where he probably will not recover
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Springfield
J. Warren Kelfer
Clark County
Kenton
D. G. Hall
Mra
B.C. Braum
Barugh
Foreat
W. Chapin
Harvey Angier
Cincinnati
James M. Glenn
Fifth-Third National Bank
Christ Hospital
New York
John Shutons
Janes Duane
Felon's Case Puzzles Arbitration Board in Columbus
Columbus Ohio November 28 A Bedford reformer question asked whether a felon with an suspended sentence retains full citizenship rights including the right to run for office The Mansfield reformatory superintendent presented the issue after a man elected constable on a reform ticket sparked debate President Thurman of the board argues conviction bars citizenship until a lifted sentence and doubts the right to candidature Ambassador Dies In Hospital in Baltimore Nov 28 Irving B Dudley United States ambassador to Brazil died of heart disease at Johns Hopkins Hospital His wife remains critically ill at the same hospital
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Columbus
Board of Administration
Leonard
Mansfield Reformatory
Thurman
The
Boar
Baltimore
Irving B. Dudley
Hvanston
United States
Brasil
Johns Topkina Hospital
Bad Man Put Away
Columbus dispatch reports State Fire Marshal Zuber believes A H Stuiter alias Albert Alpcon a dangerous fire bug, wanted by many cities and marshals. He allegedly planned to travel nationwide with inferior jewelry to commit arson and theft wherever opportunities arose.
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Columbus
A. H. Stuiter
Albert Almpcon
Cuyahoga County
Zuber
Gliiter
Pia
Tho safes cracked in Weirton burglary
Two Phillips Booth and Tin company safes blown open in Weirton West Virginia with only 160 dollars recovered. The article notes payday expectations and rent money brought to the city. In Xenia Ohio, Frank and James Baker plead guilty to manslaughter in Cedarville relation to the October 21 death of George Tharr.
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Steubenville
Burelars
Phillips Bhoot & Tin Company
Weirton
W. Va
Xenia
Frank
James Baker
Cedarville
George Tharr
Cuyahoga Holds Record for Number of Prisoners
Columbus Ohio November 28 Crimesta Antica data from state board secretary H H Shirer shows Cuyahoga county as most law abiding with only three jail inmates in a year and no convicts sent to penitentiaries. Other counties list varied convict counts and no unseen totals, while Cuyahoga leads in total confinements with 16 012 males and 978 females in county jails.
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Columbus
H. H. Shirer
State Board of Charities
Geauga County
Whch
Fayette
Henry
Holmes
Mercer
Monroe
Morgan
Pike
Preble
Union
Adama
Carrol
Crawford
Highland
Logan
Miasal
Putnam
Wayne
Wyandot
Cuyahoga
Boy Killed by Streetcar Identified as Louis Jr
Nov 28, a young boy killed by a streetcar was identified by his father Loula Arego as Louis Jr, seven years old. The grim incident drew immediate attention to streetcar safety measures in the city.
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Loula Arego
Louis, Jr
Parole for Rosenbecker from Ohio Pen
Columbus Ohio November parole granted to Danny Rosenbecker a Toledo boy who killed Arthur Shanteau. He entered the state penitentiary at age 12 and served 10 years. Aiding Adjutant Collins of the Volunteers of America will escort him on release. Two Columbus women show interest and expect him to find work immediately.
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Columbus
Arthur Shanteau
Danny Rosenbecker
State Board of Adminiatration
Toledo
Rosenbecker
Board of Administration
Danny
Adjutant Collins
Mr Lawrence Selegue Spends Thexday in Vernon Visit
Mr Lawrence Selegue of Columbia spent Thexday with a relative in Mr Vernon. Local report notes the informal visit and family connection, with no further details provided about purpose or duration.
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Lawrence Selegue
Columbia
Vernon
Helen Manefield Wins Lottery Coupon In California Event
Helen Manefield of Long Beach California and formerly Mt Vernon drew the lucky coupon at a Hot Springs California lot giveaway. A letter in Mt Vernon last week confirms she attended a waving picture show and received the winning ticket.
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Helen Manefield
Joseph Manefield
Long Beach California
Mt. Vernon
Hot Springs
California
Eric
Pinchot Talks to Insurgents in Wisconsin Speech
Gifford Pinchot addressed the Insurgents club in Wisconsin praising Senator Robert Lafollette and the insurgent movement while denying he acted as Roosevelt’s mouthpiece. He cited direct primaries, initiative and referendum, and workers compensation as proof of Lafollette’s ideas.
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New York
Insurgents' Club
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
White House
Robert Lafollette
Wicconsin
LaMollette
Foonevelt
Pinchot
Oyster Bay
Tonurgents’ Club
Long Island
Seidel impeachment probe opens in Milwaukee
Milwaukee November 28. Impeachment proceedings started against Socialist mayor Emil Seidel city clerk Carl D Thompson and city attorney Daniel W Hoan after Minority Leader Joseph P Carney filed formal charges. Hearings set for next week as charges center on tax muddle and alleged malfeasance linked to board of review and tax assessments.
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Milwaukee
Emil Seidel
Carl D. Thompson
Daniel W. Hoan
Joseph P. Carney
Socialista
Frank B. Schutz
Carney
Board of Review
Behutz
Dream Vision on a Boat Incites Unsettling Sleep Tale
The fragment recounts a dream on a boat where the speaker moves from a lower berth to an upper berth in sleep. The text references Tewitt and Jewett with partial dialogue suggesting oversleep or a muted exchange. The passage is sparse but evokes a nocturnal voyage and restless dreaming.
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Tewitt
Jewett
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Helen Reeves
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