Liberty squabble over returning insane man to California
In Liberty Indiana a dispute over deporting Charles Nickels, an insane man injured in California, escalates between Sheriff Post and infirmary head Weidner. A Santa Fe railroad offer and county funds trigger legal and political maneuvering as commissioners and auditors clash on authorization and payment for the trip and care.
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Charles Nickels
Los Angeles
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Tos Angeles
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Ena Body of the Sheriff. After Keeping Hms Short Tine, Sheriff Post
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Sheriff Post
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Tle
Chicago
Angelos
Husboni
Tor Weidner
Commissionses
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Sompatu
State Board of Necmimts
Thompson
College Corner Notes and Local Social Roundup
College Corner column notes many residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Bloomington, lists attendees at gatherings, and records several trips and matches. Names include Miss Lenora Kamiungh, Mrs. Dory Sherry, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bako, Miss Marguerite Aull, Mayor Jr Bell, and others. A local theft incident reports a youth borrowed a car for a joy ride, later returned unharmed.
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Zyeetal Tahe Iuueant College
Mijas Wala Miller
New Concord
Muskilagun College
Dory Sherry
Cornersvill
Mav
Mra
Ward
Marly MeeCarywna
Turlinnapolis
Lenora
Kamiungh
Liberty
Johu Garret
Lowia Ault
Marguerite
Chas. Black
Mas
Lidwaed
Mary Epley Ail Loude
Oxford
Mesa Howard Bryant
Sin Lindsey
Indianapolis
Sant Keiger
Wil Mra Cobb
Say
Francisco
Priday Cora
Vinity
Orn Bako
Wrok
Lia Willer
Theadig
Tov
Midae University
Baten
Chicago
Baton
Mary Bare
Win
Bare
Hivuyshfer Gmtrade
Tndinopolis
Mary Epley
Louise ‘Ault
Hruiltan
Lewis Ault
Famaly
Murray Bako
Nova
Dir
Mes
War Barhart
Bewanit Barpelt
Lowia
Chea
Bar
Moshduch
Cambridge City
J. 2. Ward
Lys Wilant
Howard
Cincinnati
Louis Shoekuy
MEMO Malted Milk Drink Promises Health Boost
Below par readers are urged to try MEMO a malted milk beverage said to supply iron and nutritive elements. Marketed as a delicious health drink for nervous women children convalescents and the aged, it is prepared by simply adding water and sold by Bealer Drug Co.
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Memo
Bealer Drug Co
Retired Rev J Verity Among Ohio Conference Moves
West Ohio M E conference adjourned after pastoral appointments read by Bishop Thirkfeld. Jonathan Verity of Middletown granted retirement after 66 years in ministry. Transfers include Jay Lewis from Kentucky and A W Mahan from Northeast Ohio. several ministers placed on liv ed lists by request. Conference totals show church members 1,527,587. churches 797. parsonages 292. Sunday schools 7415. total enrollment 154,897. ministerial fund $450,373. Cincinnati district reassigns include Sehenk as superintendent and multiple moves within the city and surrounding areas. Special appointment lists note E R Bull assigned to Japan.
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West Ohio
M. E
Thirkfeld
J.ay Lewis
Kentucky
Aaw Mahan
Northeast
Ohio
J. W. Langdale
New York
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Pitsburgh
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I. R. Stutz
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Middletown
Action Ministry
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A. T H. Smith
Ohio Northern University
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G. Duliwis
Harmilton
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J. W. Milley
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D. N. Stafford
John Parlette
Philip
Kyworth League
Glaist Hospital
Cincinnati
Charis I. Sehenk
Hamilton
Cineitmati
Cineite Nati Diatrick
C. W. Blodgett
Tui Asbury
Clittony
Community Exercises At Tylersville Recall Rural School Life
A 1920s reunion at the Tylersville red schoolhouse drew former cadets and pupils, with Dist. Supt. W Q Brown and a ladies aid committee organizing a program and dinner. Attendees included teachers, leaders, and four generations of one family, reflecting on the rural school’s closing as township schooling expands.
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Ylersville
Lille
Buiter County
Joinig Towers
Dist. Sapt
W. Q. Brown
Ladies’ Aid
G. Dom
Cincinnati
I. B. Brate
Oxford
Bryan Sharkey
Middletown
A. Klomran
Weal
Chester
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Mattie ‘Lwin Phillips
Miamisbore
LB. Devall
Hamilton
Leth Marconell Chester
O. M. Soule
Phornix
Avigann
Jo Ir Miller
College of Agricitura
University of Arkansas, Wauoloville
Aess
Anne Beate Shepherd
Mi Gan
Shreve
Martha Pierson
van TL Beate
Mavis
Wharton
Lowing
Molbrook
Ward
Cash
Penfield
Shepherd
Lagan
Girard
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Caldwell
Hyatt
Whittlesay
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Peak
Griffith Caldwell
Beudder
Belelt
Stites
Coy
Cummins
Sallie Murphy
Flora Uershner
Willie Antrnne
Margaret Palanus Jackson
West Chester
Harlan Bobenmeyer
Joh Dnekeson
Pearley Gorsuch
Ma. Gorsuch
Mes
Wn. Wharton
Mes. Winer Gorsuch
Westchester
Sudden Death of Miss Mary Donahue at Home
Miss Mary Donahue, seven, died of a heart attack at her home in Mais steel after being found by Louis Yaetyelev. Her death follows a similar fatal stroke suffered by her mother ten years ago at the same residence. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Vi. Campbell and other kin. Funeral services were held Tuesday evening at 2 o’clock at home, conducted by Rev. Lenny Craupton, with burial in Mound T eel.
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Mary Donghav
Louis Yaetyelev
Miss Donahan
Joseph Dorighne
Miss Donahne
Manites
Vi. O. Campbell
Res
Lenny Craupton
Hamilton firm bids for Covington high school project
Hamilton Construction Co. submitted a bid of 177,117 dollars to complete the Covington area high school in twelve months. The Newton Hills area project is to be erected in Halmesdale, per Hamilton School Commission records.
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Covington, Ky
Rchool
Halmesdale
Hamilton Construction Co
Steel production increases despite limited success
New York report notes a rise in steel tonnage loaded on August 31, up 96,765 tons to 9,657,057 tons, while overall production to date shows continued strain. Analysts point to persistent demand and capacity limits as inventories and order books remain congested amid rising output targets.
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Baturday
Bank Seeks Mowry in Probate Suit
Eaton Sept 12 Eaton National Bank files in common pleas to collect the estate debts of Jam We Ashur Smith through notes totaling 700 900 and 300 dollars. Another suit targets Miss Mitchell and Ke A Dean to recover 800 dollars on a note dated October 191? with 4800 claimed unpaid.
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Eaton
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Mary P. Mitchell
Ashur Smith
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Ke A. Dean
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Hoo
Alame
Roo
Jouranta Sporting News
Conference Evangelists and Officials Named in Sunday School Group
A list of church and missionary leaders is provided, naming Chenoweth, Haines, Hartman, Gaddis, Po, Har ford, Austin, Smith, Yoder, Latahan, Mitchell, Moore, Powell, Brackhey, Walcott, and others. The roster includes professors, superintendents, secretaries, and evangelists linked to Sunday School, Anti-Saloon League activities, and mission work in the United States and abroad.
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Corference
D.C. Yoder
Sccetary Sunday School Association
Cuyahoga County
Ue Gsdumpliey
Conférence Endowment. Fond
D. G. Latahan
M.C. A
G. Mitchell
0. S. and &. Home
We Ali Robinson
Camble Deaconess Home
J. G. Vaughan
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
I. J. Moore
I- Sigml
Anti-Buloon League
EB. E. Powell
Miami University
Verity
N. &. Brackhey
Gily Mission
Toledo
D. W. Clark
Editue Diternational Literature
Barca
M. L. Walcott
South Americ
CM. Holfelt
Japan
Mough
Garret Institute
David Bowers
S. Baumgardner
George A. Humry
National Anti-Saloon League
Don W. Nichols
Coneervive Evangelist
A. McLaugh Tin
Colorado Industrial Commission
Smaller loaves for five cents in Chicago
Chicago reports a proposed size reduction for five cent loaves as city officials reveal large quantities of half pound stamps replacing the former quarter pound. U S District Attorney Clyne investigates the rations and questioned hours at Chicago's largest bakeries amid possible action under Sherman antitrust law.
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Come
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United States
Altorn Clyne
Gamit Chieagshakorn
Clyne
Chiraga
On Rampage and Nighttime Rampage Near Booth Monument
Reports describe a chaotic incident near Booth Monument avenue where an elephant went on a wild spree through the neighborhood, damaging property and startling residents. The Smith Bros carnival workers alerted authorities as the animal was eventually restrained. sightings of entangled carts and uprooted yard items are noted.
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Hetohglig
Smith Bros
Jonnie
Rey
My. Watson
Giest
Jumbe Wins
Meat Supply From America Declines Amid War Pressures
New York dispatch reports European conflict curbs U S meat supplies while exports rise overall. Foreign trade data from National City Bank shows total meat exports reaching 455 million pounds in 1904, then climbing. beef exports surge from 6.4 million pounds in 1914 to 170 million in 1916 and 281 million by 1917, with overall export gains far outpacing earlier years.
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New York
Foreign Tract Department
The
National City Bank
United States
Thomas Noe funeral held in Maton Universalist Church
Funeral services for Thomas Noe, 67, who spent a decade in the procery business, were conducted Sunday at the Universalist church by Rev Buend l Semier. Burial followed in Mound Will cemetery per Waverly lodge Knights of Pythias records. Noe belonged to the order 33 years. He was survived by his widow and three children, Thomas, Ry, and Mint Martha, at home, and Bhner C. Naw al Dayle, from his first marriage.
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Maton
Thomas d. Noe
Childron
Thomas
Mint Martha
Bhner C. Naw al Dayle
John Curral Detained After Monday Intoxication Incident
Police detained John Curral after an alleged intoxication incident Monday evening. He was described as annoying by bystanders but later oriented and placed in custody.
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Dain Curral
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