Racing Program for Knox County Fair And Silver Cup Event
The Knox county fair racing program is released for Mt. Vernon August 24 to 26 with $500 purses for multiple races and a silver loving cup. Entries close May 16 with events including 2:16 pace 760 2:20 fravn and 2:10 trot plus several trotting and pacing divisions totaling substantial purses. Local horses and owners are prioritized as the schedule outlines daily programs from August 25 to 27 with additional races and two matching trot and pacer events.
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Knox County Fair
Helr
Mt. Vernon
Elias Micen
Ivan
Montinor
PHN
Waneo
Man Arrested for Carrying Weapons in Sabina Pool Room
A man was arrested Saturday around 7 p.m. at a pool room at 221 South Main Street, Sab whiny. Officers Toy, Fisher, French and Chief Parker found a knife, a pistol, a whip, and $1390.25 in money during a search. Demons was bound over to the grand jury today by Mayor Meer.
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South Main Street
Satut
Omoers Maltoy
Fisher
Power Cut Off Leaves City in Darkness
A Sunday storm swept central state causing power outages from the Ohta Power Co. lines near Mt Vernon and Malmville. Strong winds felled trees and disrupted main lines, delaying service until the city plant resumed at 2 00. Church services were postponed as darkness persisted citywide.
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Ohta Power Co
Oun
Township Board Discusses School Textbook Problem
Menyant township board of education met Monday to discuss the procurement of textbooks for the next year and to analyze local problems, focusing on the lingering textbook issue as district officials note concerns raised by board members Conn fesett and C. Marriott.
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Menyant Township
Ed Verton
Conn Fesett
C. Marriott
Washington Letter on Peace Treaty and Industrial Conference
The Banner's J E Jones surveys Senate efforts to revive the peace treaty and the broader industrial peace drive. He notes mixed hopes in Washington, with debates on arbitration and a National Industrial Board, plus railroad wage demands and possible rate hikes as government control ends.
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Washington
Oliver Lodge
Tongor
Dugnacioun
Wilson
Gary
Gomperac
American Federation
Rnbert Hoover
Turmince Miya
Australia
New Zeman
Canada
Tnaver
Nouren
Senate
William Wilson
Eabor
Merchert Hoover
Martin W. Gynt
New York
Thorinky W. Grohe
Rosenwald
George T. Blade
Oscar
Strauss
Henry C. Stuart
Virginia
William C.thompson
Frank W. Tausaly
Henry J. Waters
George W. Wickersham
Corner
Owen D. Younk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
Transporta- Uoh
Paskenswor
Warren
Aton
Sheppard
W. G. Loo
Mike
Ty Td
Dave Fat
Clerk’s Office Closed During Neal Funeral
The county clerk’s office was closed for Hugh Neal’s funeral. The courts of Kao county announced the period of closure and temporary opening hours were affected by the service.
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of Courts
Hugh Neal
Kao
Ashbrook Secures Special Pension Increases For Eighteen Veterans
Congress action favors Ashbrook on a measure to grant increased monthly pensions for eighteen veterans. Recipients include Felix Robertson Newark $40, John Ervin Mansfeld $51, Joseph Hall Mt. Vernon $40, Samuel White Newark $90, and others across Ohio towns.
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Congress
Wham A. Ashbrook
Joseph
Hall
Samuel J. White
Newark
Mot Morty
William J, Cheek
Tobasco
Jeremian M. Fitger
Avhland
David G. Manholder
Wehard Herrel
Delaware
Benjamin JF. Bord
David Hatin
Coxhacton
Zachiriah Alba
Police Clash With Traffic Over Missing Boats
Police report trouble with traffic as officers search for youths removing boats from the streets. A car knocked over evidence at the public square Saturday night, with details unclear and a fine of 50 dollars mentioned.
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Polloe Department
Harrington Dies On Sunday at Home
Joseph Cecil Harrington, aged yeark, son of Mr and Mrs John Harrington of Manafield road, died at 2 80 weloek Sunday morning after a complication of disease. Survived by parents, two sisters Mary Cunnine and Trené Harrington, and brothers David Clyde and Glenn Harrington. Funeral at 2 oGlock Dues dig, with Hollingsworth directing. Turnl to Hodding Chapel cemetery.
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Joseph Cecil Harrington
John Hirerington
Manafield Road
Platens
Mire
Mary Cunninehan
Middlebury Township
Trené Harrington
Hires Brothers
Davil
Clyde
Glenn Hirvington
Fire threat at Mr. Christopher’s farm from Saturday afternoon outing
A disturbance near Mr. Chelutopher’s farm escalated into a small blaze that threatened buildings and fields. Neighbors, alerted by smoke, acted quickly with brooms and shovels to control the flames before they spread to adjacent properties.
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Wan Buriind
Mr. Chelutopher
Christopher
Brooma
Hospital News Demand for gold Meh exceeds the supply
A hospital news item notes gold demand as Meh surpasses available supply, reflecting shortages in medical procurement and patient care implications.
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Mayor Meer
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J. E. Jones
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Sérato
Barrer Amumat
Vorgaillen
Ashbrook
Jos. C. Harrington
Brici Holles
John Christopher
Ae Horough
Xerylee
Harthuine
Utich
Utlea
Mt. Veron
Utlen
Dorsey Construction Co
Taylor's
Hospital News
Dacoh
Millersburg
Marylay
Sanitarhin
Otis & Company Investment Bimkers
George Israel
Knox County Savings Tanks
Pubiie Square
Tel
Lugenburg
Alorgan Township
Himt Station
Martinsburg
Martinsbig
Poland
China
McCormick
John Deere
D. P. Campbell
Walker L
Robinson
Russell Sellers
Dwight M. Warner
McHey
Crean
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