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Newspaper

Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1925

Page

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Heat Wave Sets Records Across Ohio Cities

Ohio swelters as heat wave grips the state with Zanesville posting noon highs near 103 while Cleveland hits 82. Other readings include Wheeling 93, Marion 87, Newark 87, Dayton 86, Canton 86, Akron 85, Mansfield 84, Columbus 82. Forecasters warn hotter times ahead as temperatures top the 100s in sun. The Forest Avenue station logged 103 and Hamline Avenue was cool at 85. Dawn-town districts endure intense heat with temperatures rising to 105 in sun and 83 in shade.

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FIRST STRAW HAT SEASON FORECAST BY DOCTOR

Dr. T Davis of North Seventh Street confirms May 25 as the opening for straw hats in this season. He notes minimal concern for wearing straw hats despite heat and cites the mercury at 92 degrees in the shade at the Minn hotel and 95 at the Central fire station.

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Record Heat Wave Sweeps Ohio and Nation

Historic heat gripped Ohio with records shattered as temperatures soared across multiple cities. Weathermen warned cooler relief may arrive in some areas tomorrow, but much of the region faced sustained swelter for 36 more hours. Cities from Baltimore to St Louis reported top marks, with Weebinston named the hottest before officials noted widespread heat across the central United States.

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Thunder Showers May Bring Relief

Weather report notes showers expected to cross the eastern half of the area on April 11 reducing heat and dryness. Forecasters caution that, while relief may come, totals are uncertain and localized storms could occur.

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Two Prostrations By Heat In Akron Reported

A brief Akron item notes two persons were overcome by heat. Details are fragmentary but indicate rising temperatures caused heat prostration, with local authorities or medical staff responding. Further specifics are not clear from the readable text.

Mercury Climbs in Wheeling News Brief

Mercury rose sharply in Wheeling with high readings reported yesterday evening. Local officials noted renewed concerns about air quality and advised residents to limit outdoor activity until further notice.

New England Towns Rocked by Quake and Fear

An earthquake rattled southern New England causing widespread alarms from Newport to Rochester and Exeetown. No injuries or major damage were reported though bells rang, phones lit, and police lines buzzed as residents awoke to tremors lasting seconds.

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Man Appears in Court With Unclear Allegations

Denuvan Mefenaha and JGied act 4 39 otlock Friday morning. Fragments mention death call and home tenure. Survivors listed incompletely.

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Misfits Create Hollywood Kilts Fashion Trend

A quirky trend emerges as misfits adopt Hollywood kilts as sport and casual wear. The look features sweaters, checkered shorts, and striped socks, catching attention on the boulevard and within town circles. Artur and Zetrese are noted in the scene as stylistic catalysts.

Sen Artur

Auto Crash Kills Two, Injures Three on Thursday Evening

In a Friday morning report, Mrs. RW Hocking dies shortly after the Auburn automobile crash on the Frasersburg road. George Crow, Mrs. Price, and several others are hospitalized with severe injuries. The driver, Crow, and Mrs. Price die within hours, with the toll including Mrs. Julia Collins and a child, as witnesses describe a tragic late Thursday incident.

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Three Day Agents Mix Up Historical Names Sparks Confusion

fragments show a chaotic report with misidentified figures including Hodge, Sgardal, and H. Meerick. references to a star and dry agents hint at a disrupted event or scandal with unclear roles and dates.

Gumbert of Zanesville Dies After Public Service and Baseball Fame

Addison C. Gumbert, longtime Zanesville baseball star and civic figure, died at his Pinbergh home following brief illness. A Pittsburgh native and 1900s star, he mentored the city club during World War I era food relief, headed a Red Cross delegation, and later served as Ohio Pennsylvanian league president plus county official duties in Pittsburgh. Funeral set for Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church.

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Test measures by referendum advance in committee

Partial readable text discusses a national focus on voting on vital measures via referendum. Mentions a legislative committee and cities, with implied ongoing reform discussions amid broad political attention.

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City Detours Planned As Streets Are Paved

City authorities review traffic routes during street repairs with a tentative detour plan. Detours route East Street to Cemetery Avenue, Greenwood Avenue, and Galigher Street while cinders are laid to ease heavy summer and fall congestion. Officials expect major routes to handle anticipated travel but residents seek oiling and maintenance to reduce delays.

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Former resident bed Thursday at Celvic Hospital

Fragmentary notice records a former resident's hospital stay on Thursday at Celvic Hospital with scattered details about dates and names, including Mrs Mangeld and Sir Tate. The legible bits indicate a care event and a referenced address but lack clear context or outcome.

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Fritz Ebert Arrest Order Raises IRS Probe Impasse

An unclear fragment mentions Fritz Ebert and an arrest order tied to an IRS probe. The garbled text hints at a legal or enforcement action but lacks coherent details. No clear dates, places, or organizations beyond IRS appear.

Fritz Ebert Alured IRS

Ohio 2 Cent Motor Vehicle Tax On State Roads

State reads the 2 cent motor vehicle tax on fuels and sales for propelling vehicles, with exemptions for interstate or government use. Dealers must file monthly reports, records, and payments to the Tax Commission, which forwards a monthly summary to the state auditor. Penalties include fines for first and second offenses.

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