Display of Prizes Sparks Local Festival News
A bustling window display showcases prizes for a forthcoming festival. The event features a dog show with varied breeds and classes, judges selected from local experts, and a carload of community activities including a baseball game and a county contest.
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Dolger
Walt
Mair Saeet
Hasse Romig
Eamoming
Tom
Grieves
BR DaAse
Fernoon
Mark Athletic
Ail
Greysjeesmre
Bans Wesmers Carnesie Eiksjecedics
I. J. Renwal
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Rweener
Airs Ensente
Eovaty Sword
Als
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Yeas Bhoeweri
Kinnear
Pial
Bobles Hess
Katherine Hott Big “Peer sHoowimes
J. Hauserman
Eric Cosny
C. EF. Youss
Southeastern
Ohio
Barlan Meissner
Warne
B.C. Brush
Dr- Jisurice Zoe- Sel
Gerevan
Siana
Must Be Irish Rivalry at Beauty Show Fair
Frances Lee Collins of Shretepor La leads 79 entrants as Lowisters t the beants ton reat in the International Petroleum Exposition held in Trise in October.
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Stlantic
Frances Lee Collins
Shrete
Por
Trise
Woodford dies after failed search for missing girl
Buffato reports a man named Woodford of New York Central and Cleveland died in an apparent suicide after failing to locate a girl he wished to meet. He rode a taxi from Brit. Pet to Sherman area, stepped out for 24 minutes, then returned and vanished into the river. Police say he left a note and handed over 2 349 bills before the fatal act.
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Buffato
Bandit
Babbit
Kosher Meat Scandal Probes Reach Cleveland Shops
A Cleveland probe targets kosher meat shops amid boycotts and claims of adulteration. Rabbis and local leaders respond as investigators seek the source of concern affecting kosher meat supply and consumer trust.
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Cleveland
Streetcar Service Restored as Road Work Nears End
A city project nears completion with street paving and new trolley service resuming. Crews finish concrete at crossings, enabling cars to return to normal along Greenwood and West Main streets, extending service toward the east end of the line. Residents report improved access and expect full line operation shortly.
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Taseemees
Aining
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Thoreuse
Creo
Adeamline
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Bosifing
Hamhs
Fox
Sowt Atougnne
Stateiern Onis Public Service Co
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Greenwood Avenue
West Iby
Alang
Dry Raiders Target Prohibition Violations
Cleveland officials pursue a first theory investigation into counter prohibition raids. Judge Walter McMahon leads the case as authorities describe the entanglements and attempts to seize dry raiders and liquor dealers.
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Cleveland
Walter McNahon
Hunting Season Opens September 15
McDonald calls Benders bluff as state officials announce hunting season starts September 15 with licenses and permits issued by the clerk of courts office from 2 to 4 pm and 6 to 9 pm. Ohio wildlife authorities note squirrel season runs September 15 to October 26 with a regulatory framework for licensing and sales in Cuyahoga County.
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Per Isons
Hcenses
Cours Loughead
Columbus
McDonald
Cleveland Mniday
Sena
George H. Few
Cleveland
Fita Aquirvels
Cuyaho-erat
Ga County
Water famine threat hits over 200 Ohio cities
More than 200 cities across the state face water shortages affecting about 2.9 million people. Officials warn drought conditions and supply constraints have created a serious water crisis statewide.
One Who Forgot: Signal’s New War Era Romance Serial
The Signal previews an old fashioned love story by Roby Mt Ayres titled The One Who Forgot a World War era romance. A veteran memory tale follows a forgotten sweetheart and a soldier's pursuit of love amid fate and battles, inviting readers to order the chapter installments.
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Ian
Footone
Eals Saraday
Roby Mt Ayres
Abe Macy
Mitchell Faces Military Court Over Incompetence Claims
Washington September reports indicate Colonel Wallace Mitchell, a insurgent chief in the Army, faces possible court action as the War Department orders a formal investigation. Inspector General George A. Nugent to probe statements and loans over several months, aiming for a decisive military court ruling on punishment if warranted.
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Washington
Wallace Mitchell
Rmy
Sherahdoazh
Sepowe
Sepowe Mitchells
Mitche
George A. Nugent
Ithe
Ieee
Antornio
Mitchel
Owever
Iit
Cotire Recon
Mitchell
Seabees
Aiicheil
Ted
Michell
War Department
Tobe Actus Mechinerp
Maria
Moter Br
Binds
Eiskth Cern
Izanesville Man Cleared in Piqua Women Death
Charles Brown of Jackson street in Zanesville was not charged after a Sunday afternoon crash near Piqua that killed Mrs A W Bull and her daughter Daisy 12. Mrs Bull and Daisy died at Piqua hospital while Brown, injured, recovered. The vehicle carrying the Browns collided with a Buick driven by A L Brown. The victims were en route from Zanesville to St Paris when the crash occurred. Brown was hospitalized with head and shoulder injuries and later released after a preliminary hearing found the incident unavoidably caused.
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Izanesville
Piqua
Charles EL Brown
Mr. Aul -Mrv
Lauwrentre Sinser
Jackson Street
Cn Xutomoabile
Brown
Riviex de Buick Automobile
A. W. Bulk
Rhea
Pique
Fehet City
Caringtor
Ighio
St Paris
Ohio
Bull
Daisy
Pigus
Espliisl
Pigta
Piqua Wednesdss
Tovat Fotxs
Zanesville
Indianapoli
Canada border tightens as tourists face liquor seizure
Washington reports on heavy customs scrutiny at the Canadian border. Officials describe tourists stripping cars of liquor while bootleggers attempt smuggling, with fines and confiscations rising. Increased searches on trains from Montreal and other centers target wines and spirits, as authorities bolster patrols by November.
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Washington
Treasury
Soa Wi
Montreal
Canada
United States
New York
Vermost
Fame
Cleveland police fear renewed tong war in Chinatown
Cleveland police report threats of a Tong War revival in Chinatown after a violent incident left two Chinese men dead or wounded. Lieut Franc Story leads the detective bureau as authorities monitor armed Chinatown factions and potential plots by rival tong groups.
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Cleveland Police
Chines
Cleveland
Detective Bureau
Balt
Leon Otobreck
Murderer of Girl in Pink Linked to Accomplice
New York Sept 9 Before Harréon Nod 20 year old Jace faced kidnapping and murder charges in the case of six year old Mary Daly of Montclair. Public witness said a battle between eminent figures indicated an accomplice. The father of the youthful suspect planned to spend today conferring with his attorneys James D Carpenter Jr of Jersey City concerning the defense.
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New York
Harréon
Ever
Jace
Mary Daly
Montclais
Cody
Noel Favorer
Stornes
James D. Carpenter, Jr
Jersey City
Man Linked to Notable Local Crimes In Turbulent Week
Reports detail Noel, a suspect tied to a murder case in Essex County with investigations proceeding in Overbrook hospital and a grand jury set to convene. Fathers defend son amid claims of his involvement and authorities pursue murder indictments.
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Noel
Tex
New Jersey
Young Neek
Overbrook Hospital
Montelairion
Killiaz
Reymond Pierce
Nesra Phate Fear
Wallace Payne
Napanoch
Weel
Chicago
Bardsoe
Jo Throck
Essex County
Tomora
Essx
Merder
Vocan Fox
Grand Jury
Overiock Hospital
Noel Wes
Lace
Settersee
Bellecue Hospital
New Berk
Spurns Millions Tale Involving Margaret and Browning
Fragmentary read on a social dispute. Margaret, a New York girl, rejects Edward Browning and millions offered for adoption or companionship. Doratuy Sunshine Merzarella reportedly travels to Los Angeles seeking a different path, amid unclear motives and ties to a mother.
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Margaretis Derry
Ox City
Edward
New. York
Willionaire
Browning
Daustter
Merzarella
Los Angeles
Hospital Death of Young Matron After Operation
The Bethesda hospital reported the death of a young matron following an operation. Survived by her husband Ea Lingle, mother Mrs. Margaret Tracey of South Zanesville, and a brother. Burial services are planned at South Ianesville church, with interment in Greenwood cemetery Friday afternoon.
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Ee Tingle
Yas
Ianesville
Ileb
J. Kinney
Greenwood Cemetery
Unclear Fragment Probes Season and People in Town
Fragmentary OCR text references season, a Mrs Geiger, a dame, and veterans with scattered phrases. No clear event, names, places, or outcomes are readable to form a factual card.
Lone Man Robs Bank in Ohio Village
A lone robber wearing a mask robbed a bank in an Ohio village, escaping with money after threatening a female teller. A posse formed and pursued the suspect toward Jeffersonville, as investigators sought the getaway vehicle and possible second accomplice.
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Yesterdas
Neclear Rere
Fem Fishtrox
Jeffersonville
Torike
Dentists Gather for Muskingum Valley Dentils Meeting
Dentists of Muskingum Valley plan an all day session in Zanesville and Cambridge with two meetings, demonstrations, and a banquet. Dr Os C. Jpisyed, Dr B Deliecture and Dr L J Obresch are noted leaders as the society convenes at the chamber of commerce and Zanesvale Theatre with a prize cash award and a demonstration by a ceramic expert.
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Muskingum Valley
Jininbag
Zanesville
Seoshodtos
de B. Deliecture
Black
Clir
Society
Chamber of Commerce
Zanesvale
Cambridge
Dri
Samuel Evans
Sagen
Gsen
Enthusissim
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Dentises
Dayton
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