Saloon law violators fined in Oxford trial
Three Middletown saloon keepers Dun Horlow William Lederer and Martin Aintree were fined 100 dollars plus costs for violating Sunday closing laws. Dr John Grant Nevin, president of Western College, reportedly received a prestigious pulpit offer in Philadelphia. Other brief items note local arrests, theatre disturbances, and community notices from Oxford Ohio dated July 6.
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Nd Journal
Oxford
King’s Court
Middletown
Dun Horlwo
Wiliim Lederer
Martin Aintree
ATL
Aleal
Badan
Andrews
Hat Jen
Andréis
Alictnoyk Crabbe
Dayton
Rhiotietu
Mitcietown
The
Western College
Philadelphia
Chiambere-Wylie Presbyterian Church
Frank Talmage
DeWitt, Talmage
Gndstreet
Hig
Newman
Maryville
Tenn
Callege
Union Theological Seminary of
New York
Maryville College
Presbyterian
Wyoming
Clewroon
Governor Osborn Denounces Need for New Political Party
Republican leader Osborne defends existing party unity on July 6, arguing against a new party. He portrays Wilson as a capable, moral candidate and asserts that Ithuvans can support Wilson without abandoning their Republican affiliation.
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Micki
Chase FE. Osborn
Roosevest
Hhitife
Hota
Lis
Staéententii
Joinéa
Wall Street
Wilson
Woodrow Wilcoh
Local notables and incidents from Middletown area noted
A 20 year old week, reports on resignations, elections, and property changes in Butler County. Mentions include Chehes B. Bernthan resigning as alderman, D. Booth elected mayor of Middletown, property sales on Second Street, and various injuries, deaths, and local happenings such as library plans, local races, and a river float found.
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Win
Rocky
Cordelia Taylor
CheHes B. Bernthan
Altosses
Lane Pree
D. Booth
Middletown
Butler County
Harris
Father Vurelmonm
Notra Naire
Biegels
Thir
Board of Elections
Tod
Coglan
Hooven’s
Jacob Réister
Charles Diefenbach
Henry Frileit
Ftien Shuler
Roosevelt involved boy narrowly spanks culprit in Woodside
A near miss for a spankings incident near Woodside, Oyster Bay shows ex President Roosevelt chasing a boy who threw a stone at his car. Mrs Roosevelt was struck in the face but unharmed. The boy confessed and was spanked. Chicago reports extreme heat with many deaths and record highs across the Midwest and South.
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Oyster Bay
N. Yy
Soime
Woodside
Roosevelt
Firecracker incident ends in patient death at hospital
In Loganyport Indiana on July 6 a woman attempted to use a firecracker at the bedside of James McGowan to halt five days of hiccoughs. The blast killed 48 year old Weta, who had been laughing and shouting, as doctors and bystanders expressed shock at the failed remedy amid Fourth of July celebrations.
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Watssow
Loganyport
Ind
James, McGowan
Weta
Cornerstone of Springfield Pythian Temple Laid
Springfield ceremony marks laying of cornerstone for local Pythian Temple with Grand Chancellor James Walker and Past Grand Chancellor Spence Walker present. J D Clark of Dayton delivered the day’s address, AH Kinde of the common pleas court presided, and C G Flovket of Wittenberg College offered prayer. Officers of the four local lodges were installed to close the program.
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James Walker
Spence Walker
Steuben
J.D. Clark
Dayton
Fudge AH
Kinde
Common Pleas Court
Imas
Sind
C. G. Flovkétt
Wittenberg College
Andrews Was Kicked Out From Treasury Post
Andrews was ousted from assistant secretary of the treasury after a heated claim by Secretary Starkin Mac Veigh, who said Andrews pleaded to stay on and used influence to keep his job. Leola Loos, administratrix, sued George and Mande Lag for foreclosure on a tract in Okewiva, Oklahoma. D. Fitton, Jr., attorney.
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Lancaster
Mass
Vigorouts
Piatt Andrews
Thes Treasury
the ‘Treasury
Starklin MacVeigh
Andbewa
Avery
Leola Loos
Ranard Loos
Heorge
Mande
Okewiva
D. Fitton, Jn
Tadpole Transforms Inside Mrs King After Ingesting Creature
A seven inch tadpole was pumped from Mrs T King of Washington July. Doctors saved it in alcohol after it grew into a frog inside her stomach following swallowing a tadpole in well water last August. The specimen, colorless and shapeless, died after removal and is preserved for study.
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Washington
eAlise
Emergency
Land Sales and Transfers Across Middletown Area
A fragmented list records several land transactions including Tania Martin sells to Chirles Martin, Allen to Granville Pile for acres in Munligon township, and Charles Staggs to Granville Tiwitay for 104 acres in Maple Park Middletown. Also Robert Wilkon transfers to Johnny Hallderman and a shop partitioning by Michael Riedel under National Bank.
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Mse
Tania Martin
Chirles
A. Martin
Middlea
Allen
Granvill
Social notes from a church meeting and visits
The social committee of the Epworth League of the M E church will meet Monday evening at Miss Estelle Caldwell’s home. Mrs Lovail and daughter Adah of Bethany visited here Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Faye Brown Louise Howler and Charlies Leiterhiy returned from Seven Mile after visiting Miss Cleytus Kebeh.
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Eboreh
Church
Low Vail
Adah
Bethany
Mix
Caldwell
Estelle
M. E. Educell
Aslelle
Cult
Faye Brown
Louise Howler
Charlolie Leiterhiy
Sevenvnile
Cleytus Kebeh
Special To The Toys Bolabiville Weekend Visits
Residents and visitors flocked to Ridgeville and nearby areas during the Fourth of July week. Jolyth Will Ciipie and family of Ridgeville joined by Mr and Mrs Will Blant of Hamilton, Hin lay and family, and Mrs Amanda Blose along with Mrs Katherine Andrews and Mr John Faughes shared outings and photographs. A Methodist Sunday school picnic at Randall's grave featured old folks receiving bouquets as souvenirs. The Bank of West La Fayette will occupy the presbytery on Sunday evening and voters celebrate the nomination of Woodrow Wilson for president.
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Jolyth Will Ciipie
Ridgeville
Tui
Rell
Will Blant
Hamilton
Hinlay
Randall
Yepart
Amanda Blose
Katherine” “Andrews
John Fiughes
Mary Finlay
Blose
Hughes
Bank of
West la Fayette
Lrese
Hyterian Galpit
Simdlay
Iast
Sinelay
Democrats
Woodeow Wile
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