Fire destroys ten buildings in McArthur business district
Fire of unknown origin swept the McArthur Ohio business district at midnight, destroying ten buildings with an estimated loss of $200,000. The blaze caused extensive damage in the downtown area and prompted investigations by local authorities.
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Associated Press
Mcarthur
Ohio
Veteran Who Shot Self Passes Away in Capitol
John W. Caldwell of Berkeley California died from self inflicted gunshot wounds in the Capitol building. Coroner Nevitt issued a death certificate listing the manner of death as self inflicted.
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Associated Press
Washington
John W. Caldwell
Berkeley
Cal
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Nevitt
Death of Dewey Triplett in Roen Enon Springs area
Dewey Selden Triplett 28, a tailroader for the Winchester and Western Railroad, died about ten o clock last night at his home 14 Gibbons Street after an illness of somalicatine aggravated by asthma. The funeral will be Thursday at 1 30 p m from his house to Braddock Street Methodist Church South with Rev. Murray D Mitchell officiating. Burial in Mount Heron Cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Triplett and is survived by his wife and one child Waster Triplett, four brothers Walter Harley Stanley and Roy, three sisters Mrs Myrtle Henkel Mrs Hila Fox and Miss Mary Triplett.
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Gibbons Street
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Richard Triplett
Roen Enon Springs
Waster Triplett
Walter
Harley
Stanley
Roy Triplett
Myrtle Henkel
Eo Md
Hila Fox
Onburg
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Wade Hampton Red Shirts Celebrate 50th Governor Inauguration
Thousands remembered Wade Hampton's 1876 red shirts and the overthrow of Republican rule as they celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his governorship. A parade through Columbia featured original red shirts alongside descendants while Governor McLeod led the ceremonies.
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Columbia
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Hampton
McLeod
Minister's Daughter Wounded in Prohibition Agent Shootout
Dorothy Carrington a 16 year old daughter of Rev W B Carrington pastor of Franktown Baptist Church was hit in the hip by a bullet fired by two men who said they were prohibition agents. The pair held up several autos on a Northampton county highway last night and four cars were struck as others were fired upon. Commonwealth's Attorney T H Nottingham said 50 empty cartridges were found and turned over for use in the investigation. Some occupants say they were shot at without warning while others allege the men had been drinking. no liquor was found in any vehicle.
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Norfolk
Dorothy Carrington
W. B. Carrington
Franktown Baptist Church
Prohibition
Northampton County
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Drive on The Lady urges faster ride in Pontiac
A fragmentary line shows a speaker urging the driver to press on in a Pontiac suggesting the vehicle can go faster. The garbled text lacks clear names or locations but implies a street scene with a Pontiac car and a directive to accelerate.
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