Christmas Trees Fire Warning from State Fire Marshal
Columbus Ohio December 20 Nearly all Christmas tree decorations invite fire risk from candles and dry combustibles. The State Fire Marshal warns about candles on resinous branches and cotton Santa trims, urging electric lights and nonflammable decorations to prevent deadly fires.
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Columbus
Santa Claus
D. S. Dreamer
Codification Commission Costs Reported in State
The annual report to Governor Harris shows the codification commission cost the state 20780.66 dollars last year with about 12000 dollars for salaries. The panel, led by Lewis C. Laylin, James Campbell, and Hiram G. Sibley, will present minor bills affecting state government and various offices and institutions in the upcoming session.
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Columbus Dispatch
Harris
Lewis C. Laylin
James Campbell
Hiram G. Sibley
Carthage Marshal Traces Strangers Tied to Knife Wound Case
Marshal Grote of Carthage went to Cincinnati early yesterday to trace mysterious strangers who visited Dr. Fox in Carthage Tuesday to have a knife wound sewn up. He has obtained crews and is pursuing the identities, though he gave no definite progress.
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Marshal Grote
Carthage
Cincinnati
Dr. Fox
McGonigle Christmas Entertainment at M. E. Church
Christmas Eve event at the M. E. church announced with local residents attending. Names mentioned include McGonigle C Dee Geo. Huber returning to Union City and various local families visiting relatives, with several trips to Hamilton Cincinnati and Covington noted.
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Democrat-Sun
McGonigle
Dee
Geo. Huber
Union City
Ind
John Blant
T. B. Hunt
Frank
FP Brown
Bernard Gardner
Cincinnati
M. E. Church On Christ
Visiting clergymen to attend celebration
The event will be attended by visiting clergymen. Father Dottman, a graduate of St Xavier's College and Mt St Mary's Seminary, was ordained in the priesthood in 1882 by the late Archbishop Elder.
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Father Dottman
St. Xavier’s College
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Archbishop Elder
Corn Show Highlights Judge Gard's Tallest Stalks
Judge Gard's court room features two 14 foot corn stalks grown by Willi Andy on Perry Crist's farm between Collinsville and West Elkton. The tall stalks attract attention and the judge is proud of the display.
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Judge Gard
Willi Andy
Perry Crist
Collinsville
West Elkton
Officer Sent After Threats by Estranged Husband
Michael Welcher residing near stop 7 on the Cincinnati Northern line allegedly threatened to shoot his wife at 334 East Avenue. Police were called to arrest him for prior threats. a later visit found Mrs Welcher absent from home.
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Michael Welcher
Cimeinnatic Northern Traction
East Avenue
Anniversary Mass for Rev. Father Dollman at St Charles
Rev Father Bernard Dollman of St Charles Borromeo Carthage will mark his twenty sixth priesthood anniversary at the church on Sunday. The celebration begins with Pontificial high mass at 6 am and continues all day with morning and evening sermons and a children's service in the afternoon. Archbishop Moeller and many others are expected to attend.
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Bernard Dollman
St. Charles Borromeo Church
Carthage
Bishop Moeller
Two Boys Charged Over Christmas Tree Trespass
John C. Schwartz filed a police court complaint over cedar trees cut from his farm two miles northwest of the city on the Trenton road. Officer Jameson found Fred Burkhardt and a youth named Woodruff with two trees that they dumped into the river to avoid arrest. The 15 and 17 year old boys face destruction of property charges to be prosecuted by Mr Schewartz.
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John C. Schwartz
Trenton
Jameson
Fred Burkhardt
North Second Street
Woodruff
Rhea Avenue
Mr. Schewartz
Father Schaefer Dies at Cincinnati Hospital
Rev. Maximilian Schaefer D 8 S F longtime Franciscan Father and assistant pastor at St. Stephen's church in 1870 died after lingering illness at Betts street hospital Cincinnati death hastened by paralytic stroke among clergy in the Cincinnati Province of the Franciscan Fathers.
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Maximilian Schaefer
Cincinnati
Franciscan Fathers
Betts Street Hospital
Schaefer
St. Stephen’s Church
Man Surrenders After Accusation Over Stolen Underwear
Henry Hyer, a colored man boarding with Tom Kieth on Chestnut Street, visited the police at 10 p.m. Thursday asking if Kieth had obtained a warrant for his arrest. He claimed he took underwear hung to dry, and Kieth said he would have him arrested. Hyer surrendered, but Kieth says nothing was missing. Police note Hyer’s behavior may be impaired. he remains in custody for safekeeping.
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Henry Hyer
Tom Kieth
Chestnut Street
Kieth
Dyer
Greek robber escapes after failed Heaton Street assault
Nicholas Roumbekas, accused of trying to rob William Pappas of $20 and striking at him with a hatchet at a boarding house on Heaton Street Wednesday night, has not been captured and appears to have left the city to evade arrest.
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Nicholas Roumbekas
William Pappas
Heaton Street
Nut Sale Ad Mentions Rothenbush Dee Price
Local ad notes 15 ets pound mixed nuts at Rothenbush Dee with a price 19 2 1/2 cents per unit.
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Rothenbush
Dee
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