Deer Open Season Brings Hunters to Massachusetts
Massachusetts gears up for a statewide open season on deer starting May 17 as farmers report increasing crop damage. The measure aims to curb deer depredations with strict rules, while hunters from Boston and beyond join a growing turnout. authorities fear higher kill counts and emphasize reporting each deer to Game Commission.
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Springfield
Mask
Heer
Uutnne
New York
Philadelphia
Maksachusetty
Massachusetts
Friends Plant Crops near Lareed Kansas
A large community effort plowed 230 acres for a Rick couple at Week farm near Lareed Kansas after weeks of delay. About 200 horses assisted in plowing 289 acres and preparing 100 acres of land, with 230 acres cultivated in one day. Details show clockwork organization and division into companies for planting and cultivation.
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Lareed
Kan
May Connird
Week Farm
Teen trampled as blind steer charges on river steamboat scene
In Nashville a teen named Uncle Billy and several onlookers witness a blind steer charge onto a Cumberland River steamboat Henry Hur ley area. A man, Opie, is struck and seriously injured when the animal runs over him near a cattle pen gate.
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Nashville
Uncle Billy
Henry Hurley
Cumberland River
Eteeter
Opie
Wittm
Tim
Lincoln Beachy vows daring air stunts after return to flight
Lincoln Beachy resumes aviation at Hammondsport New York to prove a biplane can surpass Pegoud’s feats. He plans bold maneuvers and international proof of skill as Hoaghy and others consider further flights abroad next month.
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Lincoln Beachy
Pagoud
Beachy
Hammondsport
N.Y
Pegong
Hoaghy
Wie
Federal controls urged on bridges to curb Ohio valley floods
A board of army engineers urged immediate legislation to place bridges and approaches under federal control and to prevent encroachments on channels in navigable river tributaries. The report cites dangers from divided waterway authority and calls for a comprehensive Scioto valley plan, with surveys in Columbus Dayton and Hamilton, amid plans to rebuild flood structures.
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Ohio
Washington
Garrison
Board of Army Onkingers
Ohio Valley
Francs R. Shunle
Roasell
Army Engineers
Roswell
Oho
United States
Columbus
Scioto
Dayton
Hamilton
Ohio River
Kenton
Witea
Tha Oto Bauln
Hettar
Local residents make brief visits to nearby cities
Mr and Mrs Arnold Herrman of Bandolsky Oia visited in Mr Vernon on Tuesday. Mr Wither Av Biream traveled to Newark Wednesday morning for a short view. Mr Lot C Stillwell went to Delaware Ohio Wednesday on business. Charles Roterty returned from Detroit and Toledo. George Vail and Jacob Bockoven of Newark were visitors today. Mr aunt Mrs A F Stauffer and Mr Harry Swettind spent the day in Ollead Wednesday. Mrs Harry W Konus and daughter visited Cleveland. William H Clarke went to Detroit Tuesday evening to see relatives. Miss Irate Zemioft returned from Akron. Dr G A Reeder, formerly pastor at Gay Bird N Church, now to Trinity M E Church Cleveland next year. Me H V Goodman of Delphos Kansas visiting in the city. This is the first Vernon visit in 45 years. Mr and Mrs B Sapp visited Columbus on Wednesday, then will travel to Delaware for bananas.
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Arnold Herrman
Bandolsky
Oia
Vernon Thesday
Wither
A F. Stauffer
Harry Swettind
Ollead
Harry W. Konus
Cleveland Bay
William W. Byers
William H. Clarke
Destroit
Mich
Mise
Bircot N
Trinity M. E. Civireh
Cleveland
H.v.goodman
Delphos
Kangas
Vernon
B. Sapp
Columbus
Bapp
Delaware
Ohio
Commission Aroused Over Sandies Arrest
Columbus G E R of mem bers of the state agricultural commission discussed the arrest of President A P Sandies by local health officials over claims of keeping a supposed poisoner at the state fair grounds. The meeting assessed Health Officer Kalin's role and considered moving the state fair to a city with a friendlier atmosphere. All members voiced strong opinions on the arrest.
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Columbus
G. Get
State Agricultural Commission
A. P. Sandies
Lider
Kalin
Sandles
Aged Woman Struck by Midnight Prowler in Home
Marx Sallie King, 72, of Kenton, awoke at midnight to a man at her bedside. He tried to smother her, then choked her and struck her with a heavy club. She fled bleeding to a neighbor and may die. no trace of the assailant has been found.
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Miss King
Equity Union Sues to Put Ballot Proposals on Election
Ohio Equity Association sues Secretary of State Graves seeking compliance with Warnes Kilpatrick ballot referenda. Colunbus attorney Mik Jor from the Ohio Equity group says a suit will force Graves to place the Green proposal on the ballot for the November 4 referendum.
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Colunbus
Cet
Mik Jor
Ohio Equity
We Siolation
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets in Xenia
The fortieth annual convention of the Ohio W C T U opened at First Methodist Episcopal Church in Xenia. Attorney M J Hartley welcomed delegates, with five minute addresses from church, school, city officials, and the press.
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Xenia
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist
M. J. Hartley
Recognition urged for Chinese Republic at Peking meeting
Peking hot weather Oct 1 diplomats adopted unanimously a resolution urging recognition of the Chinese Republic. No specific date set, but a declaration was urged immediately after the president’s inauguration, provisionally planned for October 10.
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Peking
Chinoxe Republic
Arrests in Murder Case Shake Amsterdam Community
Authorities in Amsterdam have arrested Mr and Mrs Peter Secor and Mrs Frank Black in connection with the murder of Peter Zack. Zack’s body was found with a bullet wound in the heart near a potato patch. The Secors are neighbors of Zack and Mrs Zluck is connected to the Severns family.
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Canton
Peter Secor
Prank Black
Amsterdam
Cary Allenvity
Peter Zack
Patel
Secara
Zack
Zluck
Severns
Probers 10 Meet Again in Columbus Report Discussion
Moonsy Insurance probe committee shifts toward a tentative outline for a report with plans to reconvene in Cleveland on October 7 to decide possible changes before finalizing. Also notes a cheerful mood from Chamberlains Tablets and brief local society notices including visits and travel plans.
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Columbus
Moonsy Insurance Probe Committee
Tme
T Io
Cleveland
Boils and a Cure Promoted by 8 8 8 Remedy
An old advertisement extols 8 8 8 as the greatest blood purifier. It claims the preparation drains impurities from arteries and organs, stimulates skin and organs to expel poisons, and heals eruptive skin conditions. Says to obtain 8 8 8 at drug stores and provides Swift & Co address for expert advice.
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Rowedy
Advion
Swift
Atlanta
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Frank Tilley
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