Barker Taken to Guernsey Infirmary Amid Incest Case
Robert Barker, indicted by the Guernsey county grand jury on incest, has been moved from the county jail to the Guernsey County Infirmary. He previously lived with a former inmate, fled, married in the city, and later returned with a daughter born to the woman who had also been at the infirmary. Barker was declared insane and sent to the Columbus asylum before being returned to jail, where a physician warned he had less than a week to live if confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barker
Guernsey County
Guernsey County Infirmary
Bond
Barker
Sheriff's Office
Columbus
Moore
Warpath Followed by Crazy Snake Followers
The piece portrays Crazy Snake and his followers on the warpath and condemns their actions as uncivilized. It argues ignorance is no excuse and promotes trying rub-a-lac, urging readers to ask their grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crazy Snake
Mrs Ralph Stout Died After Lingering Illness In Cambridge
Mrs Ralph Stout of Dewey Avenue South Cambridge died Tuesday morning after a prolonged illness. She was about thirty, daughter of James McCourty, married nine years ago, and survived by her husband three children and her father. She was active in church work, first with Westland township U P church then First United Presbyterian. Funeral plans incomplete but services planned at the family home Thursday conducted by Rev J W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stout
Dewey Avenue
Cambridge
James McCourty
Westland Township
Mr. Stout
Stout
Ashwood Interred at Last Union Cemetery
Ashwood of the First U P Church will be buried in the Last Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashwood
U. P
Union Cemetery
Old Cambridge Baptist Church Holds Quarterly Meeting
The regular quarterly business meeting will be held at the church next Saturday evening at 7 o'clock pm. All members are requested to attend. This is the first meeting under the new pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Partello Stock Co Opens Week at Colonial Theater
The Partello Stock Co presents The College Girl at the Colonial Theater in Cambridge, delivering strong acting and fine scenery. Leland and Miss Parks lead a clever ensemble in a scenic comedy drama A Daughter of the People tonight, with free moving pictures shown before performances and doors opening at 7 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partello Stock Co
Colonial Theater
Partello Co
Leland
Mies Parks
Cambridge
Fair Go Appoints Committees for July 5 Fair
Guernsey Valley Fair Co officers appoint committees to manage the Driv ing Park celebration on Monday July 5. They adjust gate locations and set general admission at twenty five cents with free access for vehicles and children under ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Valley Fair Co
James Orr
A. W. Boyd
Grant Turnbaugh
John Nicholson
W. M Sherrard
A. J. Bennett
W. M. Sherrard
Arthur Hoopman
William Hicks Buried After Despondent Death in Kimbolton
The funeral for William Hicks was held at his family home in Kimbolton. A Kimbolton special notes the death by self inflicted gunshot was premeditated and carried out with the shotgun in his pocket. Hicks faced ill health and unemployment and brooded over another gruesome death nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hicks
Kimbolton
Mr. Bevington
New Cemetery
Jeffersonian
Hicks
Mr. Walgamot
Keen Blades Play in Senate More Tax Talk and Tariff Debate
A continuation shows Senator Aldrich contesting Mr Bailey on income tax and steel profits. Aldrich argues high profits stem from capitalization and tariffs while Bailey claims trimming costs could still yield profits. Bailey says cheaper foreign labor and imports depress American wages, prompting gallery applause before order is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Texas
Mr. Bailey
Europe
Mr. Aldrich
Bailey
New Princess Show Delights Crowded Audiences
Three crowded houses praised Sheri dan and other pictures as the best shown in years. Mr. Will Phillips delivered standout singing with hearty applause as pictures change Wednesday night. Show starts at 6 30 and admission is 5 cents for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Will Phillips
Order of the Eastern Star invited to Gilded Fool show
The local Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star is invited to attend the performance of The Gilded Fool at the Colonial Theatre Wednesday evening. Seats are reserved for them in the body of the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Astern Star
Colonial Theatre
Funeral Attendance for Ernest McVickers in Coshocton Incident
D W Triem and R H Galloway of Pennsylvania Lines attended the funeral of Ernest McVickers in New Comerstown after he died in a Columbus hospital from railroad injuries received at Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Triem
R. H. Galloway
Pennsylvania Lines
Newcomerstown
Ernest McVickers
Columbus
Coshocton
Rare Muskingum concert wows music lovers in New Concord
Hans Richard, Swiss pianist of world renown, performed a program of high value at Muskingum College Conservatory of Music in New Concord. The Beethoven Appassionata showcased delicate melody and rich harmony, praised as a rare treat for Southeastern Ohio. About forty from Cambridge attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum College Conservatory of Music
Hans Richard
New Concord
Richard
Southeastern
Ohio
Paderewski
Jeffersonian
Conservatory
Cambridge
Miss Anet Carver Stars In Two Broken Hearts At Orpheum
Anet Carver of Cambridge will headline at the Orpheum tonight in Two Broken Hearts a replacement for Poisoned Bouquet. Hammond Bros. secured the film. Carver also wrote and leads throughout. The bill includes three vaudeville acts and other moving pictures with show times at 7 and 8 15 and 10 cents admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Anet Carver
Cambridge
Orpheum Theatre
Boquet
Hammond Bros
Miss Carver
Orpheum
Flowers Sent by Neighbors in Honor of Mrs. Mary Reid
A long list of neighbors and relatives sent flowers and carnations to Mrs. Mary Reid. Names include Edward Reid, Lizzie Reid, James Hardesty and family, John Jewel, James Lyons and family, Pearle Dennis, Jennie Warden, Anna Warden, and many others. The tokens vary from carnations to roses and lilies, with mentions of the Y. P. C. U. Second U. P. church and several households expressing sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reid
Edward
Lizzie Reid
James Hardesty
John Jewel
James Lyons
Pearle Dennis
Jennie Warden
Anna Warden
Y. P. C. U. Second U. P. Church
Bert Meanor
Frank Kimball
Clara Boyd
Allie Rea
Clara Hammond
Jennie Hammond
John Pace
Lizzie Garret
Florence Rilley
Mire
Derwent man travels as daughter in law falls ill
Isaac LaFollette of Derwent was in the city Tuesday morning en route to Crooksville where he was summoned by his daughter in law’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac LaFollette
Derwent
Crooksville
First Regular Assignment for May Term of Common Pleas Court
The May term's first regular assignment lists daily dockets from May 3 to May 21 including impaneling grand jury motions and demurrers. Cases involve Persons v Persons, Hymes, Barnett, Oliver, Brown, McBurney, Wishart, Smith, Byesville Village, and various coal firms. City of Cambridge and Ohio Fuel Supply Co. appear in civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
John WD. Persons
Mary E. Persons
Bessie Hymes
Margaret Hymes
Poland
Lillie Merrill
Newton Merrill
Sarah Oliver
Chas. Oliver
Emily Brown
Daniel Brown
Chas. Barnett
J. W. Lanning
Frank Barnet
J. W
Rebecca Barger
P. E. Smock
C. T. Ogier
Homer Wittén
John McBurney
Geo. McBurney
David P. Wishart
W. F. Wishart
Morris Coal Co
Sarah A. McCoy
Josephine Mercer
Margaret B. Wiley
James Clipner
Emma Clipner
Mary M. Arnold
James M. Arnold
the Hicks & Hoge Co
R. H. Thatcher
Jennie E. Bryan
Willis Bryan
Stock Price Report From Cleveland Trip
W P Thomas returned this morning from Cleveland where he took a load of stock last Saturday. He reports that prices are low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Thomas
Cleveland
Cambridge Collieries Company moves fixtures to new HQ
The office force of the Cambridge Collieries Co. is busy this week moving fixtures from Byesville to the fourth floor of the Central National Bank, the company’s new headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Collieries Co
Byesville
Central National Bank
Doctor Benjamin Roller to wrestle world champ Gotch in Kansas City
Seattle physician Dr Benjamin Franklin Roller known for anatomy based grappling meets world champion Frank Gotch in Kansas City. The 190 pounder seeks the title with a 5000 dollar purse and a 75 percent winner’s share. Roller values the title over money and has previously pushed Gotch in a Seattle bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Benjamin Franklin Roller
Seattle
Frank Gotch
Roller
Gotch
Mahmout
Why Castro Went Back Revealed in Caracas Tale
Caracas reports Cipriano Castro buried a fortune in gold in the city before leaving, explaining his perceived lack of funds and urgency to return to Venezuela. The claim ties Castro to hidden wealth and a rushed comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Caracas
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Church considers enlarging auditorium at trustees meeting
At a Monday U. B. church trustees meeting the advisability of enlarging the auditorium was discussed. Members felt more room is imperative but could not decide the method. The board agreed to consult architect J. Frank Orr for ideas and a cost estimate before any decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
J. Frank Or
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fair GO
William Ilges
Keen Blades
Senate
McVicker
M. D
Zanesville
Mansfield
Canal
Dover
New Phila
The
Jeffersonian Company
Bell Phone
Purina
Langsdale’s Bakery
Wheeling Ave
C. Ligns
Guernsey
Nat
Thornberry’s
Hiome
Middleton
Brenan & Wilson’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!