Man Charged After Ax Attack Amid Farm Labor Dispute
Charles McVickers of Canaan is charged with assault with intent to kill after an ax attack on Grant Warren in Lodi Township during a dispute over rail cutting for a contractor. Warren sustained severe head wounds. McVickers 22, father James McVickers posted bond for his son. Preliminary hearing delayed due to Warren’s condition. grand jury to decide next steps.
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MeVickers
Canaan
Rose
Soal
Bill Cum
Grant Warren
Sam Downey
Lodi
Warren
Mar- Watren
Sitor
Bl& O
Woontendana Grant Warren
Downey
Arigg
Warren Aa Bobo
Yesult Dames McVickers
Charles McVickers
Me- Voexers
Ickers
Asault
McVickers
Bond
James McVickers
Common Pleas Court
Ivof
Local Vehicle Incident Injures Woman After Jumping From Buggy
A buggy mishap near Tituy leaves Miss Jones injured as she jumped clear while the horse Viots was bound. An umbrella or swift motion triggered a panic causing the buggy to overturn and the vehicle sustain damage.
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Bessie
Tituy
Miss Jones
Worso
Vis
Tour Diary Of Morris Family Europe Trip In 1880s
A letter from Mr and Mrs Calvin Morris describes a family tour through Europe. They travel from Venice to Milan Berlaglio Lucerne and Geneva then Paris, noting snowy Alps and blooming gardens, gondolas on lakes, and a long Gottard tunnel journey. They plan three weeks in Paris before home.
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Venice
Milan
Aight
Berlaglio
Lucerne
Gottard
Weorld
Alps
Geneva
Paris
Mayoral Victory In Spirited Breigrer Election
G Ridenour won the mayoralty by a large majority in a tight race with Homer Agidvews as the other candidate. The contest focused on incorporation powers amid local opposition from Bessemer and others. Other elected officials included W J Wright as clerk and H T Stratlan as treasurer.
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Breigrer
Ridenour
Homer Agidvews
Bessemer
W. J. Wright
H. T. Stratlan
P. Litterfee
Council
John Spray
Lewis Wetzell
Wm. McQuid
Homer Stephenson
Ischead Board
Walter Saunders
T. W. Wallace
C. J.graham
GT. Pactinws
Ed Schentz
FG Toman
May Term Court Opens Amid Surprising Docket
The May term opened with Judge J. M. Weed on the bench as the court regains its routine. Despite expectations of a brief session, more cases than anticipated were filed and a range of civil and criminal actions moved forward. Proceedings included divorce, foreclosures, and indictments with about one hundred witnesses examined and six indictments returned.
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Regitar Plete
Wmlay
J. M. Weed
Golymon Rening
Temple of Justice
Thornton C. Coursey
Wiizaber
Columbiatr Bb Lagun Ak Investmens Compans Aga Olin Yao Sptrabl
Dh Dun Nekler
Orde
Bagstunan
Effie R. Hebinson
Nelson i
Diefendant
Meira Ler
Rian Lng
Macuay
Chiangsins
Fred H. Nice
Neum- Reef
Vbe
C. L. Foranger
Lewisichardson
RB. Goddard
Edward Wallace
W. T. Hill
Annie G. We Duffee
Joseph Barker
Amos Hixon
Frans Thompson
Alexander Caldwell
Eli H. Drosz
C. Gilets
W. W. Poston
Carlos Henry
John Burson
D. D. Fuller
Charles Cramer
Henry Bear
D. D. Puller
Hiram Roberts
Orley Young
Letitia Giles
George Toucase
Joan Green
Squdar
John Borren
Wattery
Death of Edward Hastings musician from Athens
Edward Hastings aged thirty four died after a week of pneumonia and illness in Chicago where he had lived since age seventeen. A skilled clarinetist, he performed with major Chicago ensembles and led bands. Funeral services were held at his sister's home on State Street conducted by Rev Walton King, with interment at Clark's Chapel. He is survived by three sisters Misses Adda Laura Ollie Hastings and brothers O M Hastings Chauncey and Fred Hastings Chillicothe, all gathered for the service.
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Hastings
China
Pneumonis
Athens
Chicago
Teities
Sun
Hattings
Chons
Rome
State Street
T Walton King
Prostituterian Church
O. M.hastings
Chauncey
Fred Hastings
Chillicothe
Syere
Athens Defeats Capital City Team In Lopsided Game
The Athens college nine routed the University of Columbus visitors with a high scoring affair. Feiger led Athens at the plate as pitcher and batsmen combined for a decisive win, while the Capital lineup struggled to score. Officials listed Obie Th yetsite as a key contact and Felger served as the umpire in a game marked by early offense and late heavy scoring.
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Ohio University
University of Columbus
Kansas
Feiger
Osio University
Athens
Tams & Chers
National League
Maie Itone
Winat
Piiberts
Felger
Man Arrested for Drunkenness on West Virginia Trip
George Reed was arrested Sunday afternoon by Officer Woodruff near Athens for drunkenness and boisterous conduct. He spent one night in jail, then faced Mayor Rose who fined him five dollars plus costs and 30 days in the Columbus workhouse, suspended if he left town in 15 minutes. Reed left within minutes, having caused disturbances on multiple trains from Parker to Athens, and he resisted police when jailed.
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George Reed
West Virginia
Woodreff
Reed
Rosé
Calimbus
Bve
Corporation
Athens
Parker
Woodruf
Ropis Rach Avid
Reel
Jae
Lancaster youths face charges in rape case
De Price and Davis youths were moved to Lancaster after a Tuesday hearing where a strong case was made against them for rape. Twelve Davis boys, sons of E Davis, were among those sent to the Lancaster reform school. Price is said to be the son of Mrs. John Price. The report notes the court action taken Tuesday in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Hamer Davis de Price
Indyse
Truar Ib
Lasen Mendar
Lancaster Reform Shoe
Davis
E Davis
Cmt Price
John Price
Postmaster Duped by Smooth Stranger in May Scam
A well dressed stranger visiting Seldon Woodyard’s general store in Chase, West Virginia, passed a ten dollar bill for ten cigars then exchanged it for smaller bills and attempted to keep the change. The postmaster grabbed the remaining five dollars and the man fled in a buggy, promising to return, but never did.
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West Virginia
Seldon Woodyard
Chase
Woodyard
Antile
Lilland
Zsue
Tham
Woodyard Sera
Welch sells Athens Gas stock as natural gas rises
Major Welch sells his stake in Athens Gas High Company to T. N. Baresdale of the Tar sas and Fuel Company. The company has paid strong dividends averaging around eight percent, with natural gas investments reviving its fortunes after earlier doubts. Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company pipeline costs aided the revival, and new directors and officers were elected.
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M. Welch
I Natural Ga Mani Mais
T. N. Baresdale
Tar €Sas and Fuel Company
Athens Gas High Company
Mass
Ats
Isat
T Company
Major Welch
Athens
Logan Natural Gas and Feel Company
Sugar Grove
EL. M. Jewett
PB. W. Lupher
Logan Natural Gesami Fuel Company
Stan. C. Townsend
Major Jewett
Chas. H. Welch
Opany
Compa
Townsend
Attempted Robbery Targeting Mrs Riley Home in Carthage
Robbers made an unsuccessful attempt to loot the home of Mrs. M. Mo. Riley in Carthage township Tuesday night. The family awoke and the men fled. Earlier that day Mrs. Riley received $2,000 life insurance but deposited the sum in a bank.
U. Athletic Muddle Sparks Faculty Clash Over McCord Suspension
The Capital University athletic dispute erupts after manager McCord suspends following a game with a nonstudent, triggering a faculty vote condemning the action. A student body and athletics director push to continue play, threatening ongoing suspensions and a broader crisis.
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U. Athletic
McCord
Varianes
Manger McCord
Bane Ballels
ArUme Wolf
Columbie Walt
Athletic Association
Athletic Association No Cone Lat Bona Fide Collegs Sudents
Rorne
Bl. D. Sauiman
Universi
Wollin
Univer
Ti Ascoci
Water C. WL Saber
Ett
Plae
Univers Lord the Wolf
Teas Alsoj
Suspandei
Bequest To Children's Home From Sloane Estate
Abequest by Mrs. Sarah Avice to the Allens County Children's Home was five hundred dollars given through her husband O B Sloane. Trustees later invested the funds and the resulting proceeds were set aside for the home. The board expressed thanks for the efficient settlement and the timely handling of the legacy.
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Children's Home
Sarah Avice
O. B. Sloane
Allens County
Mr. Sloane
Tri
Tees Consent
Jucdan
D-H. Moore
A. Wells
J. D. Brows
Shotine
Effi Tanner
Beware Mercury Ointments for Catarrh and Scam Remedies
Mercury containing catarrh ointments threaten smell and overall health while dangerous for the nasal passages. Ball’s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Buy genuine Hall’s Catarrh Cure from Fr Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles and warns against counterfeits from Viine’s Pharmacy.
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Ball
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
Fr. Cheney & Co
Dewitt
W. J. Baxter
N. C
Viine
Excursion Rates to Cincinnati During Pewal Convention
An item notes Ohio Central Lines selling round trip Cincinnati tickets at one fare due to a Pewal Convention of the People's party. Tickets on sale May 7 with good return through May. Advertising copy touts Dewitts Little Early Risers and Ketol Dyspepsia Remedies with patient testimonials from WK Wilkinson of ay. Tenn.
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People’s Party
Ohio Central Lines
Cincinnati
Encampment Transport Tickets to Findlay Advertised
Roanoke Tennessee resident endorses Newitt's Hazel Salve for an incurable jaw ulcer and piles. Advertisement promotes Okie Central Sites agents offering rail tickets to Findlay with per mile rates and a May return limit. Cline's Pharmacy warns against imitations.
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G. A
Findlay
Rantal
Ghia
J. A. KR
Okie Central
Yiay Tang
J.C. Kennedy
Roanoke
Tenn
NeWitt's
Cline’s Pharmacy
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Flarder
England
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Baltimore
United States
American Odd-Fellowship
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Eurgfe
Calvin Morris
Cleveland
Buchtel
Edward Hastings
Ghig University Team
Like & Lion
D. J. Moore
Milbrook
Ala
Dravie
Logan
Wallet
Frank Wallet
Major Rose
Columbus
Hearty Ayers
Wellettras
Weilett
Ihy
Dewwitt
Boreclise
Nelson
Southern Wheel Stock Works
Ronton
WK. Wilkinson
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