Oxford son of Dr Hickok reported safe after bandit capture
Friends of Dr Ralph K Hickok, president of Western College, learn his son Thomas A Hickok was captured by bandits in the Persian mountains and is safe. An Associated Press dispatch from Washington recounts the capture and escape by Persian soldiers. The Americans were stripped, robbed, and marched 25 miles before a troop rescue surprised the bandits, who numbered about 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osinel
Ralph K. Hickok
Western College
Thomas A. Hickok
Washington
Vonewls
Teheran
State Department
Tlart
Robert T. Sleaper
Columbus
Ohio
Tehwan
Cyril Lb
Vt Thiel
Chicago
Jernsy- Jow
Iochester
Jerusalem
Hark
Oxford Kiwanis backs Kautz for lieutenant governor
Oxford Kiwanis club endorses Judge Be J Kautz as candidate for lieutenant governor of this Kiwanis district. He accepted the nomination after initial refusal, and the club plans to support his campaign. Also reports on local reunions, road project start, and social notes from Oxford community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indorse
Kautz
Famille Kiwanione
Be J
Ray Boller
Lewis M
Oxford Kiwanis Club
Willis Brothers
Reataurant
Kiwanix
Ifo
Oxford Club
Dudgs Kautz
Clb
VY. Hall
Replica of Joel Collins Log Cabin Sings for Council Attention
The Oxford council held its regular monthly meeting with Mayor Thomas and all members present. Delegates discussed erecting a replica of Joel Collins log cabin for the Washington bicentennial celebration, seeking a park location with no village financial aid. A three member committee was appointed to study public opinion, and resignations and staff changes were noted as sidewalk work and Vine street improvements were debated for funding and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Yinlagr Council
Thomas
Township Vest
Pool Collins
Wilke
Washington
Mohr
Hrank Shora
Loven Sizelove
Thorns
Gowneilméai Bjoh Butler
Bert Cramer
Recke
John FW. Seleiney
Nil Magee Thomas Will
Yacaney
Douglass
Vine Street
Main
Bhi
Rupture Shield Expert Here at Anthony Wayne Hotel
William Bhne yan, a Chicago rupture shield expert, will appear at the Anthony Wayne Hotel Mamilox on September 8 and 9 from 9 am to 5 pm. He promises a national method that increases circulation and strengthens affected parts with no medicines or surgery. Noise and testimonials from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Bheynan
Chicago
Anthony Wayne
Mamilox
Bevan Rayar
Smotheda
Mhevnan
I Sears
Tamons Yuptuye
Ralcage
Sewage Outlet Discussed by Village Board in Oxford
Oxford officials heard a report from Dr H L Brill and Dr G W Krever on the Wat sewage effluent, now pooling 150 yards from the creek due to clogged conveyance, with a recommendation to extend disposal pipes. The plant was deemed functioning, inspections ongoing, and board members will investigate. salaries noted at $30 monthly. A separate account mentions a parade and fraternity week events, while a colored labor dispute at Mann University’s new food service buildings drew Mayor Thomas’s attention but yielded no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
HL. Brill
GW. Krever
Minthe Finn
Crook
Mkeng Men
Hue Village
Thomas
Mann University
University Olliciale
Camden schools show enrollment rise in Camden area
Special to The Journal from Curaen reports Camden enrollment climbed to 418 this opening week, up slightly from last year, with the junior high at 177. Fair Haven enrolls about 156. students attend Dixon College, Camden High Schools, and Oxford High School. Also mentions Leary reunion, Ohio Funeral Directors gathering, a robbery at John White filling station, and teaching economics changes in Camden schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frau Bip
Alles Brooks
Mary Merrieal
Afe Griffey School
Dersthy Harris
Darrtown High
Mach
Miasea Hrooka
Morriea
Harrig
Curaen
Canden
Aque Trease
Fiat
Preble County
G. R. Coblentz
BE. W. Schwing
Camden
Fair Havens
Prebla
Israel Township High School
Dixon, College Cor
Oxford
Leary
Fair Haven
Charles
John Horrigan
Gearmany
Mildred Cox
Cave
Érude Peters
Maryker
Olive Ketd
Eleanor
J. M. Gabriel
Ohio Funeral Directors’ Association of the Fourth
Masonic Temple
Butch Arthur
Wilmington
Fred B. Siandel
Youngstown
Tronanor
B. C. Kramer
Lewisburg
Sand Walter Barnes
Raton
Pilling
John White
Sam Welsh
Birthdays and local notices mix with old charges and visits
A jumble of birthday mentions for historical figures and a jail charge against an admiral, plus scattered Labor Day visits in Camden and nearby towns. Names include Carl Frof Becker, Frank Up, Manuel Komyolf, Percy Fitzhugh, Henry Webster, George Putnam, Pietro Mascagni, and local residents in Cincinnati, Camden, Eaton, and Daytor with various social visits and a jail bond note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frof
Carl Is
Becker
Coryell University
Blackhawk Co
Camden
W. B. Davis
Columbus
John Horrigan
Horrigan
Davis
H. E. Woodard
Cincinnati
Biss Freda
Misa
Martha Nell Lang
Camden Vieltar
Bert Snyder
Margaret
Eaton
Wlorensa Stover
State Obtains Injunction Against Society of Heirs
Ohio authorities fashion a temporary injunction against the International Corporation of Bogarday Cox Edwards Baker and Springer Hairs of Osborne after an Ohio Securities Division inquiry into alleged heir schemes. The investigation ties to estates in New York and Manhattan sites, with Roosevelt's office denying knowledge and a flood of inquiries from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinanli
Karl T. Pinn
Cincinnati Better Business Bureau
Seou Cities
Ohio
Finn
Mars Court
Mnttt
Securities
Elleck Dé Ita
Edwin Indy
Columbus
éXaminer
Division of Securities
Lod
MeChin Catterlin
Stauntoon
Roosevelt
James A. Faley
New York County
New York
Foley
Ancravelt
Duchanen Eins
Manhattan
Tsland
Trinity Chavel
Woolworth
Times
Ral Park
Empire State Building
Kdirntda
Aneke Jono
Aneke Jang Bopardna
Fmerick
Keyes
Roberta
Tennily Church
Bogardus Tarn
Ime Agsio
John Boyd 15 Sued for Divorce in Middletown
Mrs. Mary Boyd filed for divorce from John Boyd of 4021 South Avenue Middletown alleging frequent abuse including a recent attack in Middletown and bodily harm. They married August 6, 1906 and have a daughter. alimony and custody asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyd
South Avenue
Middletown
Mary Boyd
Cam. Ton Pleas Cour
Alrest
Boyd
The
Couric
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Hickok
Oxford Business Notices
Efitt
Hawn Tig
Lhore Cay
Alonne
Kermansha
Tia
Foreign Office
Yehoran
Bagdad
Uren
Wamen
Lar Ikhramen
Sor Tevan
Breton
Mitchell
Fred Mitshell
Mra
Charles Mitshell
Vic
Martin Taukhouger
Keputtary
Mya
John Mitchell
Ganmiel A. Esswein Moating and Plumbing Co
Miami Road
Fon Harlow
Chester Mortis
Z. Wi Eckert
Tollawanda Road
Katharina Hartley
Aly
O. E. Kumler
West Cals Jing Street
Bluefield
W. VI
Thos. S. Feeney
North Campus Avenue
Aloe Owen
Kingsport
Edward Kalh
College Corner Pike
Mea
Ed Scoper
Taeda
David Meredith
Dewey Wynn
John Corse
Michigan Lakes
Fda Douglass
Snoney
Edmund Ayres
Annghler
Batty Tune
Madison
Wishinve
Mred Mitchell
Mary Jane
Peayl Avers
Mary Mitchell
Avors
Penteastal
Beech and
Vine Streets
Sehiegman
Fin
Wright
God
Joel Collins
Council
Forres
Prade
Noo
Nowhoy
Astomabites
Merchanta Astoniation
Boys
Turing
Margaret Horrigan
Delen Neff
Heles Neff
Helen Zoller
Indianapolis
Condon-liberty
Davis Backhone’ Hil
Eest
Preble County Highway Department
Gratis Fane
Gratis Township
First National Bank of
J. C. Lumley
Chester Faice
Ffasper Township
Henry Kitshell Webster
Iinda
Evanston
George Palmer Putnam
New York City
Amelia Earhart
Rye
N.Y
Fietro Mascagni
Cavalleria Rusticana
Ste
Preble
Price
Indaw
Earl Root
Pri¢o
LeRoy
fieRoy
Flo
Samden
Migs
Theliva
Yeehii
Society OF Heirs
Yeo RS
Ovary
Phantom Kotex
Phantom
KOTEX
U.S. Pat
Kotex Company
Michigan Ave
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