Three Rutland Boys Before Juvenile Court
Howard Don and Pierce Pommaly, sons of a Rutland miner, appeared before Judge Carleton on a truancy charge. With their mother dead the father works long hours and they were found to have skipped school while homeschooled by neglect. The judge released them to their father on condition they attend school five days a week and report behavior weekly.
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Howard
Don
Pierce
Rutland
Carles
C. Merritt
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Forms
Representatives of Syracuse meet at Bartons hall to form a civic body titled the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce. Charles Bartels elected president John Burnell Jr secretary treasurer and a board of directors chosen to solicit members. An early charter application will be filed with state headquarters.
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Syracuse
Barton’s Hall
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Charles Bartels
John Burnell Jr
Ate
Men’s Meeting at Middleport Y Sunday Afternoon
A Sunday afternoon gathering for men at the Middleport Y M C A is planned for two o clock. Rev W D Berry of the Middleport Presbyterian church will speak and Secretary Davis arranged special music. With the flu epidemic waning, a big turnout is expected.
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Middleport Y. M. C. A
W. D. Berry
Middleport Presbyterian Church
Davis
Death of Mrs. M. B. Root in Colton New York
Word reached here of the death of Mrs. M B Root also known as Jessie Roberts at her Colton New York home after a 22 day illness. She was a former Pomeroy girl and left a husband and three young children. Funeral services will be held in Colton New York. Dell Stiles was granted a divorce.
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New York
M. B. Root
Jessie Roberts
Colton
N. Y
Pomeroy
JOHN OHLINGER DIES AT 79 IN MONKEY RUN
John P. Ohlinger of Monkey Run died last night at 7 45 after a period of asthma and pneumonia. He leaves a wife and several children. The report notes a divorce action filed in the common pleas court by his wife Jennie Stiles on the ground of wilful absence.
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Common Pleas Court
Jennie Stiles
John Ohlinger
John P. Ohlinger
Monkey Run
Mr. Ohlinger
Pomeroy Bend Funerals Report
Funeral notices from Pomeroy Bend report Mrs. E E Weeks buried Friday at Enterprise church with large attendance. Mrs. Sarah McMaster of Middleport to be buried at home this afternoon. Sam Crawford of Clifton dies Thursday with services this afternoon in Clifton and burial at Middleport cemetery.
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Pomeroy Bend
E. E. Weeks
Enterprise Church
Sarah McMaster
Middleport
Sam Crawford
Clifton
Middleport Cemetery
Miss Mary Terre heads to Fountain employment today
Miss Mary Terre will start work at The Fountain after a several week visit with her sister in Columbus. The item notes multiple local movements including visits to Cincinnati Des Moines Gallipolis and Hamilton with several illness and travel updates.
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Mary Terre
Cleveland
John Rawson
Gallipolis
Dr. Bean
Pete Feeney
Joseph Crowley
Urbana
Ohio
William F. Schoenlein
R. L. Thompson
Cheshire
Lou Saunders
Sarah Jones
Chicago
Ada Oliver
Ella Harry
del Howell
Charlestown
Ora Reed
William Reed
Grant Street
George Chasteen
Hamilton
Wallace Chasteen
Phoebe Dalton
Dayton
Lucinda Roush
H. H. Blackmore
Lincoln Hill
John Schaaf
Cash Smith
Hartford
Earl Queeny
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Frank Knopp
Raymond City
Viola Bobo
Lincoln
Illinois
John Boatman
G. W., van Zant
Middleport
Forest Run
M. E
Senate proposes $400 million road program over four years
A Senate resolution by Senator Chamberlain of Oregon would authorize $100 million annually for four years to fund government road construction and aid.
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Washington
Senate
Chamberlain
Oregon
Bryan Withdraws Bid for N D Presidential Ballot
A petition to list William J. Bryan as a presidential candidate for North Dakota Democrats at the March primary was withdrawn at his request. Bryan telegrammed that he must not be entered as a candidate.
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Bryan
Bismarck
N. D
William J. Bryan
North Dakota
Friendly suit filed against Tetrazzini in Detroit
James E. Devoe, Detroit concert manager, filed a friendly suit seeking 25000 dollars in damages from Mme. Tetrazzini the renowned opera singer for alleged breach of contract. The action centers on a recent engagement and the parties are described as amicable in tone, while pursuing monetary redress.
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Tetrazzini
Detroit
James E. Devoe
Mme
U S Stars Ready to Bring Home Bacon
Henry L. Farrell reports on American track and field prospects for the 1920 Olympic Games. Top athletes from Missouri to Yale, New York cops to Notre Dame, plus a broad pool from coast to coast, form a strong American team with stars like Scholz, Paddock, Shea, Eby, Kelly, and LeGendre, aiming for Olympic glory in Belgium.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Noah
America
Europe
Athelets
Belgium
Jack Scholz
University of Missouri
Charley Paddock
University of California
New York Police
Paddy Ryan
Matt McGrath
Pat McDonald
Joie Ray
Homer Baker
Mike Devanney
Earl Eby
Frank Shea
Fred Kelly
Bob LeGendre
Harrison Thomson
Gulf
Rocky Maine
Atlantic
California
Henry Williams
Spokane A. C
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Billy Eayes
Notre Dame
Loren Murchison
Pittsburgh A .A
Pennsylvania
Fred Smart
Chicago
A. A
Sol Butler
Dubuque
Sherman Sanders
Johnny Murphy
Portland
Ore
Landon
Yale
Larson
Utah
Penn
Egon Erickson
Bob Simpson
Simpson
Jo Loomis
Earl Thomson
Boston A. A
Norman Ross
Ray
Local Notices From Fort Rutland Area
Ft Rutland reports George Reed buried in Kyger after death in Los Angeles freight yard. Miss Eva Russell 31 dies at Addison and is buried here. Prof Morgan of Ithens leads high school orchestra lyceum event March 2. M E church men form twenty member brothers. Scott Canaday elected president. Glen Lanning returns to Circlesville. Bolin takes cattle to Cincinnati. D A Benedict on business in Columbus. Clyde Kennedy visits Murray City relatives. Rev Parmelee preaches Mrs Woods funeral at Carpenter.
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George Reed
Doc Reed
Leading Creek
Los Angeles
Kyger
Eva Russell
Robert Russell
Hysell Run
Addison
Prof. Morgan
Gthens
Lyceum
cc@rae
Man’s Brotherhood of the
M. E. Church
Scott Canaday
Glen Lanning
Circlesvile
del Bolin
Cincinnati
D. A. Benedict
Columbus
Clyde Kennedy
Murray City
Parmelee
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Hill's
Mr. Hill
Dell Stiles
Columbia
Marie Walcamp
Cody
Chester
William Duncan
L. B. Stivers
Pittsburgh
Y. M
Stewart, Va
U.S
Pulpwood
Mead Pulp & Paper Company
The
Mead Pulp & Paper Co
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Antwerp
Athens Opera House
R. M. Harvey
Creole Beauty Chorus
Athens
Opera House
Marca Isi
McKee’s Drug Store
Messenger
Dr. Berry
Mott
C. H. Berry
Michigan
the Majestic
Constance Talmadge
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