Tragic Miami student among Hooven accident victims
The Hamilton crash involving J Stanley Emerson of Miami University and Don Hooven's car left Emerson badly injured and dragged under a traction car for 300 feet before derailment. The incident near Hooven farm raised questions about visibility and speed. Hooven’s auto and motorman’s actions are disputed.
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Hoovenden Whiel
Tracle
J. Stanley Emerson
Miami University
Oxford
Emerson
Beta Theta Pi
Miami
Hamilton
Beta’s
Mr. Emerson
Don Hooven
Third Street
Hooven
Hoovenden
Hooven Farm
Dor Hooven
Bank Building Foundation Under Way in Trenton
Special to the Democrat-Sun reports the foundation for the new bank building is being laid in Trenton Ohio. Local families visit relatives in Newport Kentucky and Middletown. Dan Jones plans to move to Delaware Ohio for a traction road job. The Young People's convention is set for U P Church with sessions and a closing lecture. the children's choir may perform.
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Democrat-Sun
Trenton
Bireh
Wilbur
Newport
Kentucky
Carl Borger
Middletown
Dan Jones
Delaware
Ohio
Masters Joseph and
Albert Minckel
Cincinnati
Tragic Tram Collision Claims Emerson On Track
Emerson, a Miami University student, was killed in a collision between a traction car and an automobile on a Bellefontaine bound run. Don Hoover aided the car’s occupants and attended to the body as authorities arranged removal to Bellefontaine. Coroner Shumaker to hold inquest.
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Emerson
Don Hooven
Don Hoover
Hooven
Isaac Lewis
Ed Risk
C. W. Gath
Bellefontaine
Miami University
Shumaker
Greeks Arrested For Hunting On Farm Without Permission
Four Greek men Bill Karambler Tom Jew Jim Met tas and Charles Pappas were arrested Sunday by Officer Yerigan on complaint by C. F. Buckley for hunting on Buckley’s farm without permission and for killing game out of season. Karambler and Jew carried guns while Met tas and Pappas bagged three quails and three rabbits. They were held at the police station pending a hearing before Mayor Thomas.
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Bill Karambler
Tom Jew
Jim Mettas
Charles Pappas
Yerigan
C. F. Buckley
Thomas
Mrs Stockton Called Away by Death in Chicago
Mrs John Stockton of Norwalk Ohio nee Mary Allen was in Middletown to attend the Harding Wilson wedding as a bridal party member when word reached that her sister in law Mr Russell had died suddenly in Chicago. She left at once for the stricken home.
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Johm Stockton
Norwalk, D
Mary Allen
Middletown
Mr. Russell
Mr. Stockton
Chicago
Coffee planter quits coffee and uses Postum instead
A Jamaica coffee plantation owner says he quit high-grade coffee four years ago after health issues. He switched to Postum, claiming it has no drugs, is well made, and tastes similar to mild Java, with nutrients that repair coffee damage.
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Jamica
Wellville
Train crashes into buggy near High Street crossing
Sunday evening a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train No 18 struck James H. Duggins's buggy at the High Street crossing. Duggins suffered severe injuries to his legs and back while his companion James Paullis escaped with minor bruises. The horse bolted free unharmed.
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High Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
James H. Duggins
South Fifth Street
James Paullis
Second Ward
Duggins
Paullus
Camden
Throwing Stone Leads to Warrant Issued in Police Court
Warrant secured in police court Sunday evening by E A Reh ner of Cincinnati Northern Traction Co for Fred Theobald a southbound car passenger accused of throwing a stone near stop 8 about 7 pm Theobald fled while conductor collected fares and was later recaptured in the car Brinker a machinist of 865 North Second Street was taken to Mercy hospital Sunday night critically ill
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E. A. Rehner
Cincinnati Northern Traction Co
Fred Theobald
Theobald
Cincinnati
John Brinker
North Second Street
Mercy Hospital
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets advertised to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. Signature of E. W. Grove on each box. Price 23e.
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E. W. Grove
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National Biscuit Company
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Mizh and
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Hiamilton
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Carroll Hoel
H. D. Fitzgerald
William Cushman
Paulls
Brinker
Coutl
V.H
Holbrock Bros. Co Butterick
National Bank
United States Depository
Charles E. Heiser
George P. Souneen
Joan E. Heiser
Charles Sohngen
Carry V. Parksny
Gillette Sales Company
21 Times
New York City
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