Forward looking reforms spark political debate in columns
The piece discusses removing court finality from law decisions, Congress gaining power to override rulings, and cabinet members gaining house seating to aid understanding and speed legislation. It notes historic radicalism of reforms and recalls a jury verdict of acquittal with a widow dying in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
LaFolette
John the Baptist
House of Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Times of unrest and division shadow the world
A fragment reflecting broad social despair across regions and issues. The piece warns of widespread conflict from China to Ireland, industrial strife in the US, class and race tensions, and a breakdown of harmony among churches, schools, and the press. It hints at eventual social change but offers little concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ireland
United States
Dave
Cine Biiuas
Warning from prominent leaders amid political unrest
The piece urges caution for the President’s protection as warned by two prominent figures in Europe and notes the era’s political hatred. It cites past assassinations and calls for vigilance during the Marion Centennial amid current labor troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
la T
Wilson
Jugland
Curtenau
Germany
Lincoln
Garfield
McKintey
Marion
Governor Small of Illinois Faces Criminal Charge
Overcome by joy supporters report Governor Small of Illinois is charged with entangling state funds. The trial has stretched long, with Mrs Small at his side cheering him on Saturday as proceedings continued.
Governor Davis Calls Extra Session to Address Soldier Bonus Deficit
Governor Davis issues call for a special session of the legislature to meet on Monday July 17 to submit a constitutional amendment for the deficit in the soldier bonus appropriation and to confirm recent appointments. No other business may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Taft Receives King in England in Plain Gown
Chief Justice Taft visits England and attends a royal reception in regulation garb. The king hosts the event and guests typically wear knee buckles and formal uniforms, but none could be found in the city large enough for Taft. He wore a gown instead, which pleased the king.
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Taft
Europe
England
Wyandot Farmers Relief Association Claims List
At the Saturday meeting the Wyandot Farmers Mutual Relief association allowed claims for lightning damage or losses. Names include Zell H Ballinger Dudley township $6.30 house damage. Mrs Charles Hunter Craw ford township $75 cow killed. Pearl L Price Delaware township $300 house contents destroyed. John Bryant Pleasant township $60 horse killed. Dodge DeBolt Crane $15 for one cow and one ewe. Joseph Wheeler Madison township $25 barn damaged. A L Pickett and son Delaware township £182 for three steers and one heifer killed.
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Wyandot Farmers’ Mutual Relief Association
Zell H. Ballinger
Dudley Township
Hardin County
Charles Hunter
Crawford Township
Pearl L. Price
Delaware Township
Hancock County
John Bryant
Pleasant Township
Dodge DeBolt
Crane
Joseph Wheeler
Madison Township
A. L. Pickett Anson
Groundbreaking for $1,600 North Main street improvement
The Dorsey Construction Company will break ground on North Main street early Monday for a $1,600 improvement. Officials from water, gas, telephone and street railway firms met to coordinate, and all poles on the east side of the street will be moved when the whistle blows.
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North Main Street
Dorsey Construction Company
Findlay Courier
Auto Crash Injures Enders Family Near Wort
On Sunday about 5 PM near Wort a Ford near Tharpster road rolled over. Mr A A Enders and his wife plus daughter Dafey and Hazel Masters suffered injuries including a broken rib for Mr Enders and minor bruises for the others. Car top was badly damaged.
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Wort
A A’ Enders
Miss Dafey
Hazel Masters
Tharpster Road
Enders
Chief
Teachers head to Verona for Spanish study in Porto Rico
Miss Alva Laws of Verona and William Blayney with Miss Laura Wagner, all Spanish Department teachers at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware, left Wednesday by motor for Middle Barre VI to attend a Spanish school. In August they will go to Porto Rico for practical Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Laws
East of Town
Wm. Blayney
Laura Wagner
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Middle Barre
Porto Rico
Advertising deadlines for July Fourth sales day
Notice warns that next Tuesday is Independence Day and the newspaper will publish 2000 extra copies for the Chamber of Commerce sales day. All ad copy must be in by Monday, with correspondence mailed Monday and other copy arriving as early as possible.
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the Times
C. of C
Concession Bid Notice for Cedar Point Train
Sealed bids for the train concession to Cedar Point are due by Monday July 3. Bids must be mailed to Fred Pieraccini in Carey. The Legion reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Fred Pieraccini
Carey
Legion
Problems Confronting the Farmer in Ohio Agriculture
L. J. Taber warns at Wooster meeting that wide production, improved marketing, and waste land conservation are key tasks. He cites eight acres of waste per farm across Ohio and urges individual effort and cooperative groups to boost livestock breeding and purebred stock as drivers of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Taber
Wooster
Mr. Taber
Cherry Leaf Spot Disease Hits Hard This Summer
Ohio State University extension orchardist I. H. Beach warns cherry leaf spot is unusually severe this year. The current crop remains unaffected, but defoliation may reduce next year’s fruit buds. He recommends summer Bordeaux mixture or lime sulfur on badly affected trees and stresses spring sprays next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Beach
Ohio State University
Kinley Mitsch Wed in Newcomerstown Lutheran Church
Mr and Mrs Grant Kinley of the north area announce the marriage of their daughter Gladys Mildred Kinley to Ernest H Mitsch son of Mrs Albert Barth of Salem township. The ceremony was held at St Pauls Lutheran church Newcomerstown Wednesday night at 9 oclock with Rev W L Heuser officiating. The bride wore blue satin. They plan a brief visit to Columbus and Kentucky before settling in Salem township.
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Grant Kinley
North of Town
Gladys Mildred Kinley
Ernest H. Mitsch
Albert Barth
Salem Township
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Newcomerstown
W. L. Heuser
Columbus
Points
Kentucky
Unon
Postmaster Examination Set for Carey Office Vacancy
A Royal Post Office notice announces a postmaster examination in the assembly room of the courthouse on Saturday July 15 to fill the Carey post office vacancy arising September 19 when William Zahn’s term ends. Paul E Zachardy will oversee. Applications available only at the Carey post office chief.
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Royal Post Office
Court House
Carey Post Office
William Zahn
Paul E. Zachardy
Grace Chapel Events Include Childrens Day Service
Grace Chapel hosted a June 18 Children's Day program with an Anne program and special readings. The Updegraff family held its fifth annual reunion June 20 at John Updegraff's home with a noon dinner and afternoon program. The Joan of Arc class surprised teacher Edgar Wentling with a birthday party including ice cream cake and a Bible gift.
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Ernest Beck
Son Howard
Ada
Lucy Laughlin
Carey
Hazel Wentling
Wharton Church of God
Sant
Laura ‘Kemerley
Clarence Kemerley
Henry
Kemerley
Grace Chafal
Hte
Mirs
Horést Bingle
Lucy
Hingle
Garey
Ida Coppler
Dorothea
Grace Chapel
Updegraff
John Updegrafff
Joan of Arc
Grace Chapel Sunday School
Edgar Wentling
Mr. Wentling
Thrall Wins Highest Honors at Cincinnati Law School
Richard Cameron Thrall earned the top credit prize for three years at Cincinnati Law School and also received the Saylor prize for an essay on bills and notes. He is a Marysville native, son of Linus G. Thrall, nephew of Judge R. L. Cameron, and grandson of the late Jesse L. Cameron. Thrall plans to practice in Marysville.
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Richard Cameron Thrall
Cincinnati Law School
Law School
Pries
Alfred B. Benedict
John R. Saylor
Mr. Thrall
Linus G. Thrall
R. L. Cameron
Jesse L. Cameron
Thrall
Marysville
Womer Thrall
Knights of Ohio Rally Announces State Convention Plans
Our Lady of Consolation Branch No. 38 C E of O. will hold a rally Thursday night June 29. State officers will arrange for the state convention on September 11 and 12. Delegates and alternates will be elected. All members urged to attend. parish invited to join. Peter Krupp president. F Mangett secretary.
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Our Lady of Consolation
C. E. of O
Notice of Intention to Incorporate The Commercial State Bank Ohio
Notice filed under section 710-43 of the General Code of Ohio announcing the intention to incorporate a state bank named The Commercial State Bank. Proposed location in Carey village, Wyandot County. capital to be $30,000 with $25,000 stated as capital and $5,000 surplus. Names of incorporators listed: G. A. Kemmerly, A. Newcomer, W. H. Phelps, W. A. Perkins, W. J. Williams, H. Hunter, and Alex Werennick. Signed April 11, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial State Bank
Rey
Ohio
Caféy
Wryandot
G. A. Kemmerly
Carey
A. Newcomer
W. H. “Phelps
Public sale of real estate in Wyandot County Ohio
Pursuant to a Court of Common Pleas Probate Division order dated June 20 1922 in the case of Althea M Combs guardian of George W Pierce against her ward the undersigned will on July 22 1922 at 1 00 p m offer at public sale on the premises the described real estate
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Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Ohio
Althea M. Combs
George W. Pierce
Carey property sale notice in Ohio guardianship case
In Wyandot County Ohio Carey village the guardian Althea M. Combs seeks sale of Lot 57 and parts of Lot 24 West half within Section 16 Township 1 South Range 13 East. Terms include one third cash day of sale one third in one year and one third in two years or all cash on deed delivery with 6 percent interest mortgage security. Appraised values Lot 67 1400 West part Lot 24 1800. George W Pierce named beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyander
Ohio
Carey
Althea M. Combs
George W.iPierce
Tired of Doing Time: Man Pays Fine, Freed from Jail
William Burnett, a Black man from Marion, released from the county jail after paying his fine and costs totaling 42 dollars for a June 9 intoxication charge. His wife, also jailed for the same offense, had paid her fine earlier and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burnett
Marion
Fostoria Police Target Tail Light Violations
Fostoria police patrol at night fining drivers for running without rear illumination. The crackdown raises city revenue and promotes safer travel after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Announcement of Duranne E Walter for Recorder Nomination
The notice announces Duranne E Walter of Upper Sandusky as a Democratic candidate for Recorder. Voters head to the primary on Tuesday August 8 1922 to decide the nomination.
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Durann E. Walter
Upper_Sandusky
Edward Bauer Announces Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
Edward Bauer of Upper Sandusky announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff subject to the primary on Tuesday August 8 1922. He seeks party support and vows to uphold law and order in Wyandot County.
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Edward Bauer
Upper Sandusky
Sor Sheriff
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Knights OF Ohio
Peter Krupp
F J Mangett
J. A. Newcomer
W. H. Phelps
W. A. Perkins
W. H. Williams
Cc. E. Hunter
Alex Wernick
Guardian's Sale
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F. F. Scheel
Kansas
Columbus Laboratory
Pride of
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