Three Easter drunks face mayoral opinion in Mansfield
Residents near Benton and Third Streets woke to cries in the night. Three first offense “Easter drunks” were brought before the Mansfield mayor, each fined one dollar plus costs. John Ginter, 48, paid 74 cents to return home, while James Herax, 19, wept in court and J W Shaffer offered a dubious tale to explain his drink. Neighbors heard the cries but no injuries or murder were found. most believe a nightmare caused the scene.
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Benton
Third Streets
John Ginter
Green Hills
Butler
Lurz
Mansfield
Ginter
But- Ter
Ter
James Her
Lira
Fellows
Aled Benton
Partition Case A. CL Le Probate te Aedes
Legal notice summarizes a partition case involving estate proceedings for St AC Brucker and related protections. The fragment indicates probate actions, likely court filing details, and protective measures surrounding heirs or guardianship. No specific names, dates, or jurisdictions are clearly readable beyond references to the probate matter.
Caldwell Bloor Company Rheumatism Relief Guarantee
An advertisement claims the Caldwell Bloor Company guarantees relief from rheumatism with a manual remedy. It promises measurable results and invites readers to obtain a trial package, suggesting their product can restore normal movement and ease joint pains.
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Caldwell 8 Bloor Co
Seatiea
Somnover
Pala
Farewell Banquet Planned for Vi Koo at Columbia
Friends of Vi-Kynin Wellington Kao, English Secretary to President Yuan Shikai, plan a farewell banquet at Columbia College after eight years of study. Kao rose to editor in chief of the Columbia Spectator and will depart for China to assume new duties.
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New York
Columbia College
Vi-Kynin
Wellington Kao
Yuan Shi Kai
Koo
Columbia Spectator
China
Proprietor Seeks Partition Of Lewis Estate In Springfield Township
The plaintiff claims a fee simple right as heir of John F. Lewis to one third of 50 acres in Springfield township, with No. 4026 in Mansfield. All debts against Lewis estate are paid. He asks partition in severalty, an account of rents and profits from August 1910 to partition, and allowance of his share as provided by law.
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John F. Lewis
Springfield Township
Mansfield
Obituary for Homer F Cole farmer near Davis
Homer F Cole died Saturday evening after illness with pneumonia at about age 423 years. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a m from his home with interment in St Johns cemetery beside his father John Cole. Survived by wife, four children, two brothers, two sisters. Member of Siges lodge No 347 I C F. Burial planned near well north of Dallas where he had treatment. Funeral conducted by Rev S P Long.
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Homer F. Cole
Davis
St. John’s
John Cole
Maren
Dee
Ciil
E Bro
A Cole
Green County
Tow
Cleveland
J. E. Cole
Ashland
Margaret Graven
Towa
Nancy McCurdy
Wells County
Ind
Siges Lodge
Builer
Cole
Jota & All North
Death of John A Roberts Reported in Rural Indiana
Word reached here of the death of John A Roberts a native of the county who for years lived in the area. The report notes he died after an apoplectic stroke while in the local community sequence, with details reflecting a rural Midwestern obituary notice.
Fragmented OCR Bid Note From a Local Auction Reedied
Careful bids listed for a local auction, with garbled lines. One section mentions a bonus and development plans, while another hints at a distinct bid or item but the text is largely unreadable.
Bellville Man Found Dead in Chair on Fulton Street
Wesles Whitey, about 45, was found dead in a chair at his Fulton Street home in Bellville. Coroner Magiot determined death from cerebral hemorrhage due to arterial sclerosis. Whitey, unmarried, lived with several other men on Haron Street. his body was moved to A. A. Shafer’s undertaking establishment. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Borden of Centerburg, and a brother in Pittsburg.
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Wesles Whitey
Fiuton Street
Bellville
Magiot
Bellille
White
Haron Street
Arnold
A. A. Shafer
Mrs. Borden
Centerburg
Pittsburg
Local notes feature visitors and births across town
Miss Murl Chaffin visited Orrville Sunday and Z Stout spent Easter with relatives in Marion. Charles Cole leaves for California. Wilber Thuma visited Alta. Clarence Willis from Columbus visited Prospect Street, a son born Saturday night. a daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Herman Underwlood of Park Avenue East. Various residents travel for work, visits, and church events. Local social items note hospitalities, marriages, and civic duties in Mansfield and nearby towns.
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Murl Chaffin
Orrvile
Z. Stout
Marion
Herman Underwlood
Park Avenue East
J. D. Stifie
Hammond Avenue
Women and church groups host fundraising and meetings in Mansfeld
The Women's Guild of the S1 church plans a salar mental ng in the Samad area on April TUESDAY evening, April 3. The Brotherhood of the First Methodist church invites men from area churches to discuss mission and health topics with speakers Maggie ard and Dr Yn JL 3 PL. The article reports parish activities, class progress at Nobis school, and mentions a Sunday service confession in Christ as Lord.
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Hetals
Women’s Guild of
Samad
First Methodist Church
Mansfeld
Maggie
Charce of
Spaariet
Dipliy
Nobis
Teanga
Sermon Draws Converts In Week Short Meeting
The crowded evening featured a sermon on Jesus and the Judgment urging sinners to Christ. Seven were converted, totaling nineteen for the day and thirty for the week, with several to be baptized at next Thursday night’s prayer meeting.
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Jesus
Christ
Senator Root Opposes Porto Rican Citizenship Bill
Senator Elihu Root writes Porto Rican delegate Rivers opposing granting US citizenship to Porto Ricans. He warns citizenship could push toward statehood and urges autonomy with gradual US governance reduced as Porto Rico develops self government. He clarifies a misused letter at a Porto Rico meeting.
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Elihu Root
Rivers
Porto Rico
Congress
United States
Root
Ihe
Girl Defends Ghosts in Wellesley College News
Agnes Rockwell, a Wellesley senior, defends ghosts in an extensive piece titled A Plea For Ghosts. She argues they are abused, not evil, and criticizes treating ghosts as common property, comparing enslaved specters to medieval serfs and Greek myths.
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Wellesley
England
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