Five Bandits Escape After Robbery Near Gainesville
Five masked men dynamited the Southern Railway express car on train No 36 near White Sulphur Springs four miles from Gainesville Florida? Noting location Gainesville GA Feb 18 the robbers fled in an automobile toward North Georgia. Initial reports claimed over $100 000 taken but officials put the amount at 500. A posse with bloodhounds pursued, the crew unharmed, train delayed about half an hour.
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Gainesville
Southern Railway
New Orleans
New York
Rive
White Sulphur Springs
North Georgia
White Sulphur
Lila
Terret
Southern Expresa Company
Marshal Landers
Howie
Boulliera Rail
Sheriff Little
Teacher resigns at Seven Mile amid abuse allegations
Byron Shanl, a teacher at Nie Mile in Wayne Township near Seven Mile, resigns after being under fire for alleged brutal beatings of three pupils. The incidents involved beating Thelma Crist and Hazel Sheley and a third unnamed student after coal bucket duties. The school board acted Thursday, prompting Shanl’s immediate resignation. a successor had not been chosen. The substitute, about 25, formerly from Vernica, may have moved to the area, but details remain unclear.
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Byron Shanl
Schow
Nie Mile
Wayne Township
Seven Mile
Howl
Thelma Crist
Oll
Allison Crist
Hazel Sheley
Calvin Sheley
Aund Thomas Gabbar Firrle
Shauh
Efe
Vernica
Ife
County commissioners stop jail utility shutoff dispute
The county board, on Prosecuting Attorney M. O Burns advice, rescinded a prior resolution and will have the sheriff pay water, light and gas bills at the jail until separate meters are installed. A court fight may follow if the sheriff is found not liable. The move aims to prevent county bills from being paid by the sheriff and to address antiquated jail plumbing and wiring, reducing fire risk.
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Attornet M. O
Brate Ile Dus
Neas
Brete
Barns
Sloneker
Graf
Anduar Irale
Hinkle
Smith
Coumiy Ib
Ki Wat
Tre Tear
Olio Fleetric Company
East Hamilton
Grand Boulevard
Silver Link auxiliary holds initiation ceremony
Rebskas Hold Fine Initiation reports that Nine new candidates joined the order in TOOLF Yemple Santh Phird strat. Visitors from Cincinnati Norwood Mt. Healthy Reily and other towns attended about 259 at the ceremony. New uniforms debuted and the banquet room served with a splendid Suncheon, marking a successful event.
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Toolf
Yemple
Santh Phird Strat
Cincinnati
Norwood
Mt. Healthy
Reily
Visitong
Durrough's Condition Improves With Home Care
Telegram from Misti Florida reports John W Durrough greatly improved and moved from hospital to the Andrews residence where he receives excellent care. His daughter Mrs L A Campbell of Me Auburn reached Miami today.
Total Tax Collections Reported by Butler County Deputy
Deputy Auditor Crawford announced morning that total tax collections to date reach 94 714 48 dollars. The official said this marks the longest collection period in Butler County history.
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Crawford
Butler County
Putt in Common Pleas Court for Partition of Schied Estate
Jessie Marti Aled files a putt in the Common Pleas Court warning Frank Hites and others about partition of the estate of the late Harriet Schied. The filing indicates a friendly agreement and interested consent to partition among heirs.
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Jessie Marti Aled
Common Pleas Court
Frank Hites
Harriet Schied
Amd al
Pomerene Will Resign as Lieutenant Governor
Columbus February 18 on the eve of his departure for Washington Senator-elect Atlee Pomerene will resign his office as Lieutenant Governor in a brief political move amid state affairs and upcoming duties in the capital city.
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Pomerene
Colembus
Washington
Atlee Tomerene
oThce
Roy Harding Dead Champion Pianist Dies in New York
Roy Harding, famed champion piano player, died suddenly in New York last week. Born in Richmond, Indiana, the 24 year old shocked audiences by a 37 hour 40 minute continuous piano performance at Jewel Theatre and was slated to play at one of Broomhall's picture theatres.
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Broomball
Jewel Theatre
Roy Harding
New York
Harding
Richmond
Int
Mr. Broomhall
Monroe Farmer Sells Poland China Hogs
J. A. Deneen, Monroe, Onto, sold thirty Poland China hogs to He L. Curry of Memphis Tennessee. The animals were shipped today.
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Monroe
J. A. Deneen
He L. Curry
Memphis
Tenn
Governor Marmion Aims Separate Reformatory for Women
The Governor seeks a separate reform school for women and urges swift passage as a bill moves to Monday in the Senate. Senator Shafter sponsors the measure, promising practical impact if enacted.
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Reformatory For Women
Couns
Marmion
Shafter
Oxford Farmers Institute Meet
The Farmers Institute of Oxford meets in the Town Hall on Monday and Tuesday February 27 and 5. A full program features well known agricultural speakers. Highlights include Dr. A. L. Hinckley, Horatio Markley, George B. Stott, and W. Coulter with talks on corn culture weeds Clover Fertilizers and animal husbandry.
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Farmer's Institute of Oxford
Oxford
AL P. Hinckley
Horstio Markley
M. Lark
Miami
Br. Fink
George
Scott
Elinekter
He and
Home George B. Stott
Lavecation
New
Tae
Clover
Horatio Mark
W. B. Coulter
Dale
Geare Srant
Orville Towers
Tsic
Horatio Markles
Parm
Angie Hamilton
San Jose Seale
BE. Jon
B. H. Trown
Marules
George Ie. Colt
Train wreck victims and switch tampering kill engineer
A Philadelphia and Reading Railway wreck killed engineer Samuel Giltner 64 after an obstruction in a swivel caused a local passenger train to jump the track. The engine toppled and plunged down a steep embankment while most passengers continued to work with only minor injuries.
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Associated Press Telegram
Exna
Philadelphia and Reading
Samuel Giltner
Tis Greman
Burley Tobacco Society Ordered to Stand Trial
Tuige Holister ruled that the Burley Tobacco Society must stand trial as defendants in a suit filed by E. G. Eshelby of Cincinnati for $125,000 damages under the Sherman anti trust law civil provisions. The decision followed a motion to quash the summons served on Clarence Lebna, president of the society in Cincinnati a year earlier.
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Associated Press Telegram
Ati
Tuige Holister
Burley Tobacco Society
E. G. Eshelby
Cincinnati
Clarence Lebna
Trouble Brews Between Officials and Employees at CINCHTi Rail
A looming dispute between CINCHTi Railway officials and workers over a contract threatens unrest. The conflict, tied to a June 13 1910 date, signals possible trouble if not resolved promptly. Named parties include the CINCHTi Railway Company and its staff.
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Cinchti
He & PD
Railroat Company
Pecenty
Archbishop Ryan Estate Will Filed In Philadelphia
Philadelphia February 1 Court records show Archbishop Ryan's will filed for probate leaving the personal estate to his heirs. The document outlines bequests and specifies real property details though the full disposition is pending probate.
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Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Will Pension Employes
New York The First National Bank of New York has adapted a pension scheme for employees. The plan would grant pensions after a certain number of years of service.
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New York
Hank of
Was Immunity Granted
In Detroit on February 1, defense lawyers urged a Maryland federal court to dismiss the government's criminal case over the bath-lah-that matter. They argued that the individual defendants granted immunity should not face trial in the civil aut heyy control case, citing immunity as grounds to quash proceedings.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Bath-Lah
Aut Heyy
Maryland
Lora
Jumped Eleven Floors In City Building Tragedy
Associated Press dispatch from Chicago reports a real estate dealer, J. Minter, leaped from the eleventh floor of the Chicago Theorem Building in a fatal fall. Police sift details as investigators probe motive and timeline for the incident.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. Minter
Commgree
Dean of Music Resigns Post at Oxford College
Republican News reports Prof. Donald Swarthout has resigned as Dean of the Music Department at Oxford College in Oxford, Ohio. His wife Mrs. Swarthout plans are undecided. Swarthout recently performed five of his compositions in royal recitals during travels to Europe.
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Oxford College
Republican News
Donald Swarthout
Leipste
Oxfont Goltere
Oxford
Ohio
Swarthont
Swartho
Royal Conservatory
Swarthout
Jeaye
Sursbly Sreal
Reform Church Mission Worker Alice Duryee Dies by Suicide
Miss Alice Duryee, missionary of the United Reform Church, leaped overboard from the steamer Manchuria on a voyage from the Orient to Newark. Unwell from overwork, she was under care of two sisters and a physician when she disappeared at sea. relatives believe she fell through a port hole into the sea.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Alice Duryee
Hie Ouieh
China
Manchuria
Orient
Duryge
Newark
Irses
Irses Nse
West Chester farmer badly injured after tree fall
C Houseman, a West Chester farmer, fell from a tree yesterday morning, sustaining severe internal injuries and broken ribs. Initial reports varied on back injury, but he was conscious and endured a painful night. Doctors assess his recovery chances as fairly good.
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C.houseman
West Chester
Houserman
Bold Burglary At Huntsville Friday
A bold burglary occurred at Huntsville Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ring. An unknown intruder entered while the family was away, grabbed Mrs. Ring, who fled shouting for her husband. The assailant fled from an upstairs window as shots were fired. over $20 in gold was taken from a trunk belonging to Mrs. Ring. In Columbus, the Trenton Sand and Gravel Company was incorporated for 25,000 dollars.
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Tiuntsville
Heavy Damages Allowed In St Augustine Case
Feb 18 in St Augustine judge awards $15,000 in damages to Helen Mics and Stetson Un for defamation or related claim. Court proceeding concluded with monetary award and ruling favoring the plaintiffs.
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ST Augustine
Helen ST Vain Stetson
Georgetown man jailed for turkey theft life term
A Georgetown resident convicted of stealing a turkey received a life sentence. The case involved the defendant identified as Caswell and a 19 year old victim, with local authorities confirming the guilty verdict and subsequent sentencing.
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Georgetown
Reb
Caswell
Harmon Signs Bills in Nonpartisan Judiciary Measure
Columbus February 19 Governor Flarmon signed a partisan judiciary bill to elect judges on a nonpartisan ballot. The measure changes statewide judicial selection and aims to reduce party influence in courts.
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Harmon
Columbus
Flarmon
Partizan
Miss Jessie Slaybach Undergoes Appendectomy Today
Miss Jessie Slaybach was treated for acute appendicitis this morning at 11 30. An operation occurred at Mercy Hospital this afternoon performed by Dr Skinner after early consultation with Dr Mitchell and Dr Binkley. All details relate to the acute attack and subsequent surgical procedure.
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Jessie Slaybach
Thi Mercy Hospital
Skinner
Mil Vikin
Dra
Mark Mitchin
Flemner
Skinner Iter
Binkley
Butler County Farmers Back Smith Bill at Annual Meeting
Butler County Improvement Association members approved a Smith Bill enabling a joint contract for use of the Butler County Fair Grounds for park and fair purposes. The vote drew dissent, amid concerns of misleading talk about saloon plans, while signers urged Senator Hoffman to push the bill and back county farmers' interests.
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Butter County
Butler
City of
Hamilton
Fair Board
Butler County
Fair Grounds
Hoffman
Man
Ohio Senate
Butler County Corn Improvement Association
Isaac E. Muffman
Billaud
Bes
Ohio
Jones To Coach Yale This Year
Jones of Excello expected to coach Yale’s football team this season at roughly $500 annually. He is with American Writing Paper Company in New York and would divide time between Yale and his other duties. He may coach half time at New Haven and half time elsewhere, with plans to fully coach in 1911 if feasible.
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Jones
Excello
Yale
Associated Press
Republican News
Butler County
American Writing Paper Company
New York City
Ann
New Haven
Fad Jones
Paulding Military School
Paulding
N. C
Howard Jones Wanted at Yale Salary $5,000
Yale football changes eyed by alumni advisory committee include hiring Howard Jones at a $5,000 salary with four assistants. The plan faces opposition over professionalism concerns as Harvard dominance lingers since 1907.
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Howard Jones
Yale
Harvard
Local officers cannot pay expenses in tax relief bill era
Local officers face funding gaps as 49 million in Senator Shaffer’s bill would fund salaries only if current salaries and fees are maintained. Clerk Sheriff and Probate Judge would struggle to meet expenses, as fee collection remains hard and existing staff cannot be dispensed with.
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Shaffer
Ballooning plans spark Hamilton spring flight season
Balloon enthusiasts expect a busy Hamilton season with the Drifter owned by Albert Hel and Charlie Troutman set to operate passenger trips. Four Cincinnati passengers are booked, and several balloonists have visited to gauge conditions. If weather holds, Troutman may station the Drifter at the county fair for spring and summer runs.
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Hamilton
Tae “Hoosier
Isberg
Albert Hel
Charlie ‘Troutman
Cincinnati
Croutman
Troutman
Seropanis Chis
Holz
Hawillag
Navy Deserter Daly Arrested in Louisville Case
J Paul Daly, described as a deserter from the U S Navy, was arrested in Louisville on a disorderly conduct charge. Daly allegedly deserted at Mare Island California on January 17 and had previously spoken in Middletown against the white slave traffic.
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J. Paul Waly
Trafic
Louisville
U. S. Navy
Itis
Mare Island
Cal
Tialy
Middletown
Hamill Becomes Socialist At City Meeting
The Socialists met last evening to discuss key pending matters. About eighteen new adherents joined, including William Hamill, superintendent of the Hamilton Gas and Electric Plants, who adopted socialist views. A plan for a lecture series on Civic Government was made, with UF. Primmer as principal speaker, and a committee authorized to secure permanent headquarters for regular meetings.
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William Hamill
Hamilton
UF. Primmer
Senate Paid Tribute To Former Members
The Senate will pay tributes to the memories of Johnathan P. Delavier of Iowa and Alexander H. Clay of Georgia. Eulogies by Senators Cummins Cuslom Tillman Clanp Beveridge Lamoliette Gore Chamberlain Young will honor Dolliver. Clay’s address will be delivered by Haron Scott Tallaferrro Lodge Overman Carter Bailey. Terrell of Georgia was expected to speak but Hines will prevent his appearance. Next day, the chamber will hear remarks on Dunial of Virginia and McEnery at Lowe istana.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Fev
Johnathan
Delliver
Iowa
Alexander H. Clay
Georgia
United States
Cummins
Cuslom
Doctor Hammerle and Bride Return to Tremont Ohio
Dr A R Mammerle and his wife returned home from their honeymoon to Tremont Ohio last night where villagers serenaded them. Dr Hammerle resumed dentistry today in the Rentschler building while the couple will reside in Tremont for the time being.
Think Rig Stolen in Middletown
Sullivan Brothers and Everymen hunt for a man and a girl who hired a horse and buggy Wednesday in Middletown. The rig has not been returned alarming the owners who fear it was stolen.
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Middletown
Sullivan Brothers
Lambright license revocation hearing before Ohio officials
Dr. M K Lambright of Middletown, whose medical license was revoked over alleged immorality, was granted a hearing today before Governor Harmot and Attorney General Hogan in Columbus Ohio.
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Damgiight
Baring
Columbus
M. K. Lambright
Middletown
Harmot
Hogan
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