Council Deliberates on Water Damage and Street Plans
Ten members convened with President George Matthews. Dr. Crawford cited water damage on Robinson avenue due to new streets and lack of sewers. claim by Mrs. Franck for 25 dollars. sewer and law committees tasked. Fire department expansion discussed. codification of ordinances approved. Coates hired to revise ordinances. various street and crossing repairs authorized. drainage fixes ordered on Brown Street and Hutchins avenues. council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. W. Bratt
Henry Fabst
John Jones
John Lange
AM. E. Punk
James Lynn
Ed Poffenberger
Wm. Gims
George Matthews
Bennett
Ives
J. N. Crawford
Robinson Avenue
Lincoln
Christia Franck
East Ninth Street
Law and Claims Committee
Solisitof
Latténixem
County Commissioners
L. G. Totman
Minches
Fire Commissioners
City Fire Department
Wes
Bipartisan Board of Fire Commissioners
Ging
Sonex
Jag
Thomas
Edward Cornell
Franklin Street
Coriel
Mrr. Pabst
Hutchins & Clark
Jones
Pabst
Clark
Fourth Street
Argee
Gims
Coates
Beatty
Marie Maddox
York
Mrn
Tie
Times
Poffenberger
Gay Street
Public Property Committee
Matthews
Wade
Grant Street
Sixth
Offiver
Brown Street
Fifth
Farmer Tracks Thief To Junk Shop For Stolen Plow
SLY JASPER T J Basham, a noted farmer, located his missing double shovel plow by tracing it to M Jacobs junk shop. He observed suspicious activity near his farm Tuesday and found the plow missing Wednesday. Jacobs said Jasper Pyles sold it to him and Basham will not prosecute if the plow is returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Basham
Ffarmer
M. Jacobs
Mr. Basham
Jasper Pyles
Pyles
Jacobs
Basham
Lany
No Resignations Expected from City Commission
Four members of the city commission deny the rumor of resignations. They say the report has no foundation and only one member suspects two may be asked to resign by the council, though he doubts it. A heated, straight up and down clash between the commission and the city council is anticipated with an extended discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. P. Coates
Henry Ruel
Geo. Matthews
Gims
Beatty
Coates
Aggin Ad
Lynn
Ives
Jones
Lengé
Wdtter
Col. Pabst
Col Pabst
Matthews
Fhe Commission
Wthout Foundation
No General Registration for Spring Election Claims Official’s View
Smith W. Bennett special attorney in the attorney general’s office at Columbus says the spring election need not require a general registration. He cites authority in the new law allowing the board of elections to transfer names to registration books. Wade Ellis notes current school board members will likely stay in place unless new members are elected, which could prompt a ouster suit in the supreme court to settle the issue. The delayed school code has caused governance complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith W. Bennett
Columbus
Board of Elections
Ellis
Supreme Court
To Be Heard Saturday in Funk v. Smith Suit
Theodore Funk sues Tsaiah Smith for one third of damages from a Lincoln street hand car crash. Smith, who sought 5000, compromised with railroad attorney Justice Bannon without Funk’s knowledge or sharing. Funk subpoenas Judge Bannon and Henry Bannon to uncover Smith’s actual settlement, suspecting only 600 dollars received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Funk
Tsaiah Smith
Squire Hall
Smith
Lincoln Street
Funk
Jaxice Bannon
Judge Bannon
Henry Bannon
Grocer Eyes Debt-Collectors Ties to Value Venezuelan Bills
An uptown grocer tracks efforts of Germany and Finland to collect bills from Venezuela. He says success could lead to hiring their services to recover a large list of bad debts and distinguish themselves in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
F Iand
Venezuela
Tie
Harris silent sale pitch from a Chillicothe jeweler
A 16 line, 1910s style notice from C. E. Harris, a Chillicothe street jeweler, urging readers to wake up and investigate value. He contrasts paying one dollar for an article versus fifty cents elsewhere, emphasizing quality and reasonable prices to earn patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Harris
Chillicothe Street Jeweler
Anvil Removal Under Way At Scioto Wharf
After scrap iron work Frank Treat and Bud Malter tackle a ten ton anvil at the oi mill site in the First ward. They must move it across the Scioto to blast it to scrap. Treat hopes for dry weather to finish the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Treat
Bud
Scioto
Treat
Will Rathe Roosters Raffle And Shooting Match At New Boston
A Christmas Day event on the hillside in front of Pat Ofsley’s place at New Boston will feature a large raffle and shooting match. Turkeys and top game from Ohio and Kentucky are set as prizes, attracting many participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Ofsley
New Boston
Ohio
Kentucky
Legal notice appointing executrix for Margaret Shevin estate
The undersigned Mary J. Stanton is appointed executrix of the last will and testament of Margaret Shevin, late of Scioto county, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to the estate should make immediate payment, and those holding claims must present them authenticated for allowance to the executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shevin
Scieto County
Ohio
Mary J. Stanton
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Governor Atkinson
Gov G W Atkinson of West Virginia endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a powerful remedy for stomach ailments and indigestion. The ad notes it strengthens digestive organs and rebuilds tissues while promoting rich red blood. Available from Fisher & Streich, Wurster Bros, and J C Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
G. W. Atkinson
West Virginia
Fisher & Streich
Wurster Bros
J. C. Fisher
Street Car Crew Hit by Illness Onset
Motorman Clarence Wright of the street railway service is off duty after a severe grip attack. Conductors Woodworth and Yost are also on the sick list. Woodworth is threatened with typhoid fever and Yost is suffering with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence ‘Wright
Woodworth
Yost
Coughs and Colds in Children Recommended Remedy
A Chicago physician endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for persistent coughs and bronchial ailments in children of all ages. Described as non narcotic and safe for nonprofessionals, the product is sold by Fisher & Streich, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary R. Melendy
Fisher & Streich
Donations Sought for Children's Home Inmates
Charitably inclined persons are invited to donate toys and books to the children at the Children's Home. Articles may be left at the homes of Dr. J. Davis and Dr. J. Rardin for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Davis
J. 8. Rardin
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Sly Jasper
Fle
Will Rathe Roosters
Duff
Duff & Sons
Pittsburg
P. H. Harsha
Portsmouth
Daily -Plain Dealer
Ohlo Farmer
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Daily Mail
Plain Dealer Publishing GO
Cleveland
B. B. Jenkins & Co
Fourth Avenue
Brunner
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