Taft Says He Will Not Endorse West Virginia Fights
Taft declines to take sides in West Virginia contests and will not declare for or against Gov. Hughes. After a Hot Springs conference with national chairmen, Taft announced no speeches outside Cincinnati during the campaign. He plans a brief Ohio trip with details handled by the national committee and state chairman.
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West Virginia
Hughes
Hot Springs
Keerying
Mr. Taft
Frank H. Hitchrock
Arthur L Vorys
Hiteboork
Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nomioe
Maine
Vermont
Gov. Hughes
Cibo
Youngetown
Taft Bald
National Committee For
Iam
Pelicy
Arthur J. Vorya
Nemmer Held for Murder Amid Syrian Family Case
Chicago accord August 13 Hasein Nemmer was held by a Coroner's Jury on murder charges in the Tufta Bhashem case. Bhashem body parts were found in Mud Lake and the drainage canal over a fortnight, with Wilnoues testimony alleging Nemmer’s guilt. He was described as degenerate and had threatened to kill the Shashem family and drink their blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemmer
Chicago
Hasein Nemmery
Gun accident aboard Couronne injures eight in Toulon
Six people were killed and 18 injured when a breech failure during gun handling aboard the Toulon jun ery school ship Couronne off Lee Saline d Hyeres sparked the incident. Recruits were receiving instructions at the time of the explosion.
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Toulon
Junery
Couronne
Lee Saline d Hyeres
Nomination Declined by Seventeenth District Candidate
The nominee for congress in the Seventeenth district declines the nomination. At 78 years old, the Republican candidate cites age and readiness concerns as reasons for stepping back from the race.
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Pyiereee
Deahpien
Edwin L
Young Millionaire Killed in Auto Crash
A young man from Providence was killed in an automobile wreck between April and Norwood. Six others were injured including a boy named Afont Gears and a resident identified as 1. The fatal accident occurred in the early hours near Aug 1. Further details unavailable.
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Afont
Bown Wwllien
Ape
Norwood
Woman Arrested for Murder in Dover Case
Warrant charging murder was sworn out for Mrs. Flochmeyer of Dover by Coroner Burke. Jietiet David Miller took the woman into custody. she admitted burying her week-old baby in St Paul’s Lutheran cemetery. Autopsy by Dr. H. B. Ormsby found a severe blow to the abdomen.
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Cleveland
Aug
Mary Plochneyer
Dover
Burke
Jietiet
David Miller
Flochmeyer
St Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
McNeil
H. B. Ormsby
Coroner's Inquest Begins in Piqua on Wreck Inquiry
Coroner Contetlo heard eight witnesses in Piqua to determine who was responsible for the Wearen Obie traction road wreck near here Monday. Investigating adjourned until today with part of the testimony to be taken at Wapakoneta. The coroner will work with the state railroad commission. Injured passengers largely out of danger except two.
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Piqua, O
Coronar Contetlo
Wear En Obie
Wapakonets
State Railroad Commission
Reynolds Restored to Citizenship After Parole
UK Harry J. Reynolds, the bigamist, is restored to citizenship after three years in the penitentiary for marrying May Smith of Norwalk while married. Final discharge and citizenship papers were mailed Wednesday by Warden Gould of the penitentiary in Columbus. Reynolds has been on parole since June 1907.
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Reynolds
Cleveland
Aug
Harry J. Reynolds
May Simith
Norwalk
Warden Gould
Columbus Reynolds
Suen Alleged Firebug for Divorce
Gertrude McDonald an Akron 18 year old arrested two weeks ago for allegedly trying to burn the House of the Good Shepherd is sued for divorce by Thomas A McDonald of Akron. They married last year and lived together five weeks. He accuses neglect cruelty and infidelity. Mrs McDonald is jailed in Cleveland and likely to be taken to Akron.
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Suen
Cleveland
Gertrude Mc Donald
Akron
Thoman A Mc Donald
McDonald Ts
Tennessee Republicans nominate Tillman for governor
Aug 13 in Hville Tennessee George N Tillman of Davison county was nominated as the gubernatorial candidate of the Tennessee Republican faction led by the Ryans. Nomination came Wednesday at the close of the second state Republican convention this week with enthusiasm for a platform calling for state prohibition of liquor.
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Hville
Tenn
George N. Tillman
Davison County
Republican Party
Tennesse
Tennessee
Mrs Webb Guilty of Defrauding City Hotel
Chicago report says Mrs Alice L Webb divorced wife of Brodie L Duke pleaded guilty Wednesday to defrauding the Grace Hotel by passing a worthless check. Prosecutors said Webb acted as a tobacco manufacturer’s wife and used the hotel’s charges to support her scheme.
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Chicago
Alice L. Webb
Brodie T L. Duke
Tobareo Manacturer
Greece
Receiver Appointed in Gallipolis for Cheshire Gas and Oil Co
Gallipolis Ohio August 12 A receiver was appointed for the Cheshire Gas and Oil Co after a suit filed by the Citizens Trust Company of Trenton and others. The action seeks $103 000 against the company and $51 000 against president C B Richardson. The firm operates offices in New York.
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Gallipolis
Beraune
Cavalrymen Win Obie Championship Opener at Camp Perry
The rent mental team from Sandusky Ohio defeated its opponents in the opening Obie championship series at Camp Perry. A 12-man squad split between Troop A Cleveland and Troop B Columbia led the effort with the Fourth regiment team finishing second.
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Sandusky
Camp Perry
Cleveland
Columbia
Winging
Double Tragedy on a Farm Near Loveland
Mrs Levi Pannan died from wounds received recently when her husband shot and beat their daughter Jan before killing himself on a farm near Loveland Ohio. The daughter is Berjour, believed to recover.
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Cloetonad
Levi Pannan
Loveland
Jan
Abe
Crash at Harper avenue street car injures six in Detroit
In Detroit on Wednesday a Grand Trunk passenger train from Port Huron struck a Harper avenue street car amid a blind rain storm. Six injured severely but none fatally, as the car was smashed across the tracks and passengers hurled in all directions. conductor’s visibility blamed on weather.
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Detroit
Mich
Grand Trunk
Port Huron
Harper Avenue
Costly Fire Destroys Mills and Homes in Parkersburg
A blaze at the West Virginian Veneer and Door Co Saturday destroyed its factory and the Parkersburg Ice Co plant. The fire burned 12 residences and damaged the Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge over the Ohio River, with total losses estimated at 179000 dollars.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginian Veneer and Door Co
Parkersburg Ice Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio River
Republican Texas ticket chosen in state convention
Dallas reports Aug 14 that the Republican party of Texas named a state ticket and announced a statewide campaign plan. Also noted is the nomination of Cole 4.1, Bimpson of Dallas, Cor Veteran, for an unspecified position amid warlike rhetoric. In Oklahoma, Sheriff Marton and Deputy Parker were ambushed by 16 negros in Lincoln County. both officers were shot, one fatally wounded, with no black killed.
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Dallas
Tex
Repubicane of Texas
Mey
Cole
Bimpson
Daller
Chandler
Okla
Marton
Sherif Charles Parker
Lincoln County
Baratege 14 Rib Root Choate to Lead State GOP Convention
The Republican state convention to nominate statewide officers will be held at Baratege 14 Rib Root, with Root presiding as temporary chairman and Joseph H. W. Choate, former ambassador to the Court, named permanent convention chairman.
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Root
Choate
New York
Ueket
Baratege
Weretary
Atat
Eteporary
Joseph HW. Choate
Ureht
Belial
Three Women Arranged for Murder in Buffalo Police Court
In Buffalo three women were arraigned on murder charges. Annie Sutherland is accused of shooting her husband Mia Subion is charged with arranging the deaths of her three children, and Martha Brownaska is arrested for throwing a baby from a hospital window. All pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and were held for the grand jury.
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Waftala
No Ya
Miffalo
Annie Sutherland
Mia
Belle Subion
Martha Brownaska
Colorado Labor Federation backs Democratic Party in convention
The Colorado Federation of Labor endorsed the Democratic Party in a convention held on Wednesday by viva voce vote. The delegates supported the party in the nations capitol scene.
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Democratic Party
Décaver
Aux
Colorado Federation of Labor
Nations Catipatta
Polly the Jester Parrot Causes Doctor’s Sudden Fall
A south side physician bought a mischievous parrot for his office. The bird, kept hidden by the wife, caused the doctor to cut his chin in fright when Polly suddenly spoke from behind a blanket. The incident ends with the parrot’s mockery and a startled domestic scene.
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Windy City
South Side
Mra. Phyastelan
Polly
Mouke
Wilh
Chicago Record-Herald
His Blunder and Kisses Referenced in Vague Gossip
A fragmentary quote from Chicago Tribune and Cleveland Plain Dealer jokes about domestic tension and romance. The notes mention a wife' dislike for Mapeten and a man leaning his head on a decorative item, then reference bread cheese and kisses in a punny exchange.
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Mapeten
Chicago Tribune
George
Cleveland
Infant Industry Tariff Defense Cited by Baltimore American
A Baltimore American excerpt argues that infant industries like baby carriages deserve tariff protection, stating it must always be protected as a foundational industry. The piece frames the tariff as essential for growth and long term viability.
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Baltimore
Bride and Groom Mix Up at Ceremony
A Philadelphia Press notice notes a wedding where bridesmaids mixed up during the ceremony and the groom forgot many responses. The bride seems happy despite the confusion.
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Abe
Philadelphia
Cold Consolation Letters from Denver News
Widow Wilkine recalls Memory of dear Sita as Mrs Hudkins calls the sentiment a winy remark. The item notes a shared start that changed color with time, reflecting on sorrow and a bygone partnership in a Denver News brief.
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Wilkine
Sita
Hudkins
Denver News
Unnaturally Large Bet Featured in Quiet Lobby Exchange
A fragmented dialogue shows a manager questioning a negotiator about a high weekly amount. The awkward mispronunciations and odd phrasing suggest a dramatic or satirical scene centered on a large wager and inflated figures.
Maude-Well Kiss Involving Suaar Fet Recounted
Fragmentary reminiscence describes a man urging a kiss as a fault of missing earlier contact with Maude-Well. text presents a personal confession centered on social misunderstanding and affection.
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Maude
Bhopping For Country Kin in Fragmentary Notation
A garbled local snippet references Abe sending 65 and a “Let of thingy” to reach 26. The piece appears as a fragment from a Chicago area Herald edition with unsure names and unclear actions.
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Abe
Chiago
Wireless Fleet Uses Pacific Cable to Stay In Touch
The article describes Rear Admiral Sperry's fleet maintaining daily communications via a wireless chain formed by the Panther Yankton Glacier and other ships from Honolulu to Auckland. Messages from battleships traveled through cable to Vancouver and Washington. Pago Pago's naval station also figures as a breakfast-point for the fleet while Samoan arrangements are noted.
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Admiral Sperry
San Francisco
New Zealand
Australia
Blue Pacific
Yokohama
San
Bura
Fitzxlinde
Vancouver
H.C
Sura
Samer Islanda
Cruther
Panther
Yankton
Glaeior
Sperry
Naaval
Honolura
Vermont
Navy Department
Washington
Gincker
Bure
Honolulu
Auckland
Uncle Sam
Pacific Ocean
United
Btazen
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Turan
Paagopago Iehe Laehor Tan
Tatulla
United Stake
Annapolis
Tatuila
Annapoli
Pacific
Tutulla
King Edward's Speech Making Process Compared
A 19th century portrait explains how royal and parliamentary speeches are prepared. It contrasts the British king's hand in drafting with the prime minister's lead in composing policy and settling cabinet revisions. Guarded by tradition, final text often reflects ministerial consensus rather than sovereign whim.
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Fingeland Raye
Roosevelt
Baward
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Hils
Hin Dajesty
Victoria
Gladstone
Nelth
Edward Rex
Uilewino
American Wheat in Norway Trade Potential
Norway imports substantial grains with wheat and flour forming a key share of the market. American wheat is viewed as promising for boosting U S and Norwegian cereal commerce due to proximity, mutual ties, and shipping links between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Graina
Ravenia
Germany
United State
Bam
United States
Bread winners and women workers in marriage era
The piece argues women with training may work after marriage but should not stay in business if not necessary. It notes women taking clerk and office roles during the financial downturn, contrasts with men losing jobs, and praises breadwinning women while stressing prudent household reliance and personal earning skills.
Mirror Want Hum and A4 Style Inquiries
A fragmented ad note hints at a request for an A4 format in The Mirror. No clear names or dates are readable, but the fragment suggests a design or form preference tied to a newspaper feature.
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A. J. Vorys
Boston
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Navy
Cleland Doyle
Fort Strong
Boston Harbor
Fred
Denver
Charles E Higtee
Shoshone
Col
Highee
Simpson Tun
Italy
F. Spofford
Plymouth
N. H
Anne R. Spofford
Thermal Library
Shepard
Thaw
Sam
GHORT
Dayton
Orville
Wright Brothers
Wright
Eas
Newson
Cubs
Freud
Polly the Jester
S. W. P. Sherwin Williams Ammann
His
Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
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