Muskingum County Road Program Discussed by Trustees
County trustees and prison guards discuss the 1930 Muskingum road program amid a riot control mood after a jailbreak outbreak. The meeting involves county commissioners and Governor Colton’s administration to inform new trustees about road construction challenges and upcoming countywide changes.
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Heads Party Tumbus Dee Elected President in Rockville Center
In Varney of Rockville Center O Dee was named the new president of ai prohibiten P after yesterday's election. The report notes yeas and expenditure details while outlining a contentious township contest and upcoming events.
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Tumbus
O. Dee
Varney
Rockville Center
Ai Prohibiten
Unclear Conflict Report On International Siege Near Canton
In retreating, about 3 600 men were reported in prison and a trap set by the Nationalists. Ironsides moved from the north of Canton while Kawugsi rebels pressed from the west. Nationalists first retreated drawing Tronsities forward then reinforced the gap between Ironides and Kwepgst forces, signaling broader rebel activity beyond sporadic clashes. Foreigners sheltered at the settlement faced mob pressure as Chinese surged toward the border. Railway service disruption followed.
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Canton Wilde
Wes Drovshk
Serdacmess
Wes Ab
Chapet
Ots Mn
yeSceruey
Wan Shot Taking Rom Parked Car
A chaotic report describes a shooting involving Frank Stevenson near a parked car. The narrative mentions a crowd, alleged weapon suspects, and police actions amid a riotous scene in Columbus with references to witnesses and bystanders.
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Garshei
Sas
Stevenson
Emson
Woolen tax schedules prompt senate action
Dec 12 reports indicate hopes for final Senate approval of a revised Woolen Territory schedule. The Senate raised protective rates across the board after testing a 15 cent per pound clean content levy, drawing protests from opponents amid a contentious national wool market era.
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Entimest Siice
Izmhattie
Sie
Wes
Wooccrey Som
Theodore Receevelt
Commerce committee names to govern industry groups
The article lists the names of committee members and general committee appointees for a nation wide business conference. Julius WW Barnes chairs the committee. Members include Gwen Youl, Thomas W. Lemont, Morgan and Company, Cornelius F. Neiley, Einart L. Carpenter, S. Dupost, and Lewis, with various corporations such as Radio Corporation of America and Nemours & Company represented.
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Julius WW. Barnes
Gwen D. You
Radio Corporation of
New F Ms
Thomas W. Lemont
Morgan End Company
Newad and Covn
Chicasa
Cornelius F.neiley
Apasada Copper 2 Company
Nef Einart L. Carpenter
National Luraser
Minneapolis
Transaer
S. Dupost
Cha
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Wilmington
Dela
Lewis 5
Cotton Texte
Charles Lionel Indus
General Aultman Victim of Death
General Aultman dies December 12 after a brief illness. He served in Allegheny and leaves a widow and three children. His obituary notes his character and family while recording scattered biographical details from the era.
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Allegheny
Hicock
Cid
Jealous husband fires rival on crowded downtown street
On a busy city street a jealous husband shot Fred Pails after a man named Philpat Tegedy allegedly wooed his companion. Bowling fired a fatal shot in the forehead. Pails died instantly. Witnesses described the confrontation as unprovoked with the assailant later detained.
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Frank &. Pepper
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Twe Sear
Philpat Tegedy
Bowling
Instamir
Evan Demt
Claims Violations of Prohibition Law Rampant
A garbled report cites claims that violations of prohibition law are widespread in Wisconsin and other states. It notes leaders from dry and wet states arguing over enforcement and public attitudes as officials and the public respond to the issue.
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Wisconsin
Wisconcenian
House
Iim
Wwer
Deva Ancig the Magress
Schaier
Germany Seeks Large Loan From American Banks
Germany plans a substantial loan from U S banks to support financial reform efforts. The move reflects an attempt to bolster confidence amid economic restructuring and anticipated creditor support.
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Brueder Publc
Renewed Feud Ends With Fatal Gangster Shooting
A flare of gang violence left a victim dead as shots rang out during a renewed feud. Witnesses described a rapid getaway in a heavily concealed car as authorities pursue leads tied to organized crime figures.
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A fragmented political note references a Senate contest with Grune gy opposition. Senator Gerald P. of North Dakota is described among a small opposition faction, amid criticism of a "backward state" stance.
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Gerald P
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Three Men Die In Hotel Blaze Collapse
Three men were crushed beneath collapsing walls during a downtown hotel fire at the Antlers Hotel. The dead include Turner the assistant fire chief and chief Yiremsp, and Toby Brice, a taxi driver who was later reported missing after being seen at a hotel window calling for help. The origin of the blaze is unknown.
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Antlers
Sinites Turner
CE N Yiremsp
Toby Brice
Favicah
Brice
Grotel
Wille
Orthodox and Modern Jewish factions clash over church property
A dispute pits Anyakem Hatz and six other orthodox members against a modern group over church property. The case seeks review by the state’s highest tribunal. Katz argues broad Jewish Ohio interest in the outcome and cites Rabbi Solomon Go’ as a referenced figure in the drama.
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Ohio
Solomon Go
Gerviess Wes
Goldma
Film studio officers jailed as probe widens
Police Commissioner Gro A Waalen questions studio officials as detectives probe alleged film industry corruption. Detained executives face persistent inquiries into casting practices affecting multiple men and women amid a sprawling investigation.
Thirteen Planes Destroyed by Fire in Burst
Thirteen planes were destroyed by a fire following explosions that injured crew and damaged munitions. The incident caused estimated losses around $109,000 as authorities investigate the ignition source and scale of the blaze.
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Treat Em Rough Policy Noted In Prison Frisking
Fragmentary OCR describes a prison policy described as Treat Em Rough with convicts being frisked. The garbled text mentions measures, diets, and unspecified gaze changes tied to the policy, with unclear references to inmates and authorities.
Prison Riot Threat Shocks Warden and Guards
A chaotic prison incident described by Acting Warden Sullivan shows inmates demanding unmoked passage, two guardsmen and the warden threatened, with gunfire and prisoner uprisings, injuries reported among convicts and staff, as authorities grapple with suppressing the revolt and securing the facility.
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