Women Candidates In Mt Vernon City Elections
Five candidates for mayor and two women, Minnie Millington and Hattie McDonald, qualify for Mt Vernon primaries on September 2 as petitions reach Knox county board of elections. The slate includes Democrats, Republicans, Socialists, and Independents across mayoral, council, board of education, city auditor, treasurer, and other posts. Campaigns reflect historic bids by women for the board of education amid a crowded field.
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Mt. Vernon
City Board of Education
Socialist Party
Knox County Board of Election
Minnie Millington
Ridgewood Avenue
Hattie McDonald
Mansfield Avenue
Board of Education
Knox County Board of Elections
Peter J. Parker
Charles A. Mitchell
Hugh B. Worley
A. A. Perrine
George W. Maupin
Edward Dever
Jay R. Clutter
Jacob Myers
Edward J. Parker
Stephen J. Dorgan
C. O. Beam
Cyril F. Allerding
William P. Welshymer
Howard C. Gates
Frank Millington
Harry W. Koons
William H. White
Winslow Howard
Hull
J. Wilson Johnson
J. J. Phifer
Frank McGugin
Carl N. Lorey
Paul Ashbaugh
Kelner
Jacob Dubinsky
Clarence W. Jamison
A.D. Stinemates
Charles Salisbury
Fred H. Farrison
W. R. Hookway
Harry W. Deenla
J. Clifford Doty
Bocailat
R. H. Hyatt
A. J. Spinnasse
R. P. Sockman
C, Wolfe
Local Election Names and Parties in Wards
The listing names Clalit, T. J. Scarbrough, and J. G. Taft along with third and fourth ward council candidates Arnold Monk William Symale Samuel Mc Donald and others. It notes Republican and Socialist affiliations and references public office seeks in a municipal context.
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Clalit
T. J. Scarbrough
Insurance Protects Ohio Building and Loan Company
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio provides assurance that all officers are bonded, offering protection to depositors. Five percent interest on on-time deposits, assets totaling 6,600,000 with loans secured by first mortgages on homes and farms.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Dr Hurley Resigns as Pastor At First Baptist Church
At Sunday morning service the pastor Dr H H Hurley withdrew his resignation from a week earlier and will continue as pastor at the First Baptist Church.
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the Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
H. H. Hurley
Hurley
Fourteenth Workman Reunion Program at Brave Saturday
The fourteenth annual Workman reunion will be held in C. V. Horn's Brave Saturday. The program includes Music-Orchestra, Song-Congregation, Prayer by Rev. C. I. Workman, Address of Welcome by A. J. Workman, recitations by Leaflet Keppert and Mabel Workman, Wealthy Workman solo, Richard Workman, Martha Leonard, and an address by H. H. Greer, with election of officers and Master Orchestra noted.
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Workman
C. V. Horn
Orchiestra
C. I. Workman
Orchstra
A. J.1 Workman
Leaflet Keppert
Mabel_ Workman
Music—Orchestra
Wealthy Workman
Richard Workman
H. H. Greer
Missionary Society rally boosts funds at Gay Street church
Members of the Missionary Society at Gay Street M E W gathered for a general financial rally Friday afternoon. Hostesses Mesdames Claypool Parmenter and Pembrook led programs with Scripture readings and songs under the theme Under the Trees, plus letters read from supporters including a blind girl in India.
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Gay Street
M. H. Church
Mesdames Claypool
Parmenter
Pembrook
Mesdames Huntsberger
Farst
Yoakum
Wooster
Phifer
Claypool
Bainter
Mra. McIntire
Sapp
Bradfield
Mra. Belt
Faber
Mra. Wright
Solo
Dr. Blair
Kelser
Mra. Hier
Severns
Hookway
Dowds
Tucker
Mra. Huntsberner
Charles Wright
Mrs. Burger
Mey Dames
Huyntsberger
Hier
Black
Wright
Parst
Blair
Care for Horses Boosts Work, Says Early Guide
Practical advice urges good horse care to gain better work from mounts. The text recommends applying Baleam of Myrrh and other remedies for external troubles, as suggested by grooms and liverymen, to keep horses healthy and productive.
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Hanford
Seattle mayor declares martial law amid sailors riot
Mayor George B. Cotterill ordered suppression of the Seattle Times and closed saloons after sailors from the Pacific reserve fleet disrupted a I W W strike scene. A court injunction blocked edits, and street meetings were halted as authorities moved to quell unrest before the Potlatch festival.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Reserve Fleet
George BP
Cotterill
Seattle Times
Times
Dattels
Navy Department
Industrial Workers of the World
Tirat Avenue
Sallora
Gaflors
Salvation Army
Industria
Sillors
Officials Sworn In Enter Upon Their Second Terms
Monday C. G Taylor was sworn in as deputy clerk as part of officials sworn in for a second term. The ceremony marked continuity in local administration with Taylor taking on the deputy clerks duties alongside continuing colleagues.
Court session reports Knox county officials sworn in
A Saturday court session noted second terms for Knox county officials Charles W. Hayes and Arthur W Clore. Milestone actions included wills probate, administrator appointments for Olive J. Hott, and deeds recorded for property transfers. Deputy clerk G. Taylor was sworn in after two years in office.
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Knox County
Charles W. Hayes
Arthur W Democrat
Clore
Cow
Haven
Boni
Unclaimed Mail List at Mt Vernon Post Office
Foreign post office item lists unclaimed letters and names dozens of addressees including Mrs. Brumback Henry Bert A E Blount J Clegg John Craft Mrs M Creedy Salem Co Davidson Miss L Davis L Falrehid Mrs Fred Rt Girten Minnie Glasner Blance Hunt A Hunter Lottie Jennings Clara Lowe Minnie Wylie Reverend D W and more. Postmaster notes address changes to avoid delivery delays.
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P. O
Mt Vernon
Fred Rt
Girten
Minnie
Glasner
Blance Hunt
A. Hunter
Lottie Jennings
Clara Lowe
Mise Wild
Macka
Mike Rinehart
Dwight Rosa
Wiliams
Mise
Minnie Wylie
D. W. Foreign
Positoro Carlo
Terry Mons Julius Sheridan G. Dowds
Probate and court actions at Common Pleas and others
At the session Judge Jewell disposed matters including Leave to file answers in Camp Glass Co v Upham Gas Co and Carr v Carr, divorce granted in Forshay v Forshay, and a decree for defendant in Bruce v Levering. The Burke will awards shares to Burke heirs with specific bequests, probate noted for Phorarh Marke.
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Jewell
Houck
Riley Et al
Hila Murrin
Camp Glass Co
Upham Gas Co
Forshay
Bruce
Levering
Frank
Carr Va
Carr
Gost
Aviator Burnside Sets New American Altitude Record
Frank Burnside, an aviator from Bath New York, soared to 12 050 feet to set a new American altitude record surpassing the 11 680 feet by Lincoln Beachy at Chicago two years earlier. Spectators tracked him with naked eye then watched through glasses as he vanished into clouds despite winter attire. The air temperature was 02 degrees as he ascended and descended. The same issue notes a 1000 mile walk begun by Mr and Mrs A L Tabler and their two sons from Sumwhere joint near Spilliana to Minneapolis, carrying equipment in a wheelbarrow.
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Frank Burnside
Bath
N.Y
Lincoln Beachyy
Chicago
Burnside
Mint
Hiro
Spokine
Wash
Mra
A. L. Tabler
Hive
Sumdjoint
Thire
Arty Nilles
Spilliana
Minneapolis
Wind And Storm Hit County As Election Board Chooses Clerk
A violent wind and electrical storm swept northern and western parts of the county Sunday night causing extensive damage. Trees uprooted, roads blocked, and buildings damaged though no injuries were reported. In Fredericktown lightning struck near Mrs. Sadie Burns’s home and a tree fell on the Gambier road. The storm affected Kenyon College area and North Liberty. The Knox County deputy state supervisors of elections held a meeting Monday morning. Barton Blair was elected clerk and Robert J. Armstrong chief deputy after a five-ballot process.
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Fredericktown
Sadie Burns
Kenyon College
H. T. Westy
Gambler
North Tanerty
Jelloway
M. B. Churen
North Liberty
Board of
State Supervisors of Elections
Knox County
Te County
Frank J. Meade
John Warmen
Warman
Barton W. Blair
Meade
Messrs
Mesers
Peterman
Armstrong Tipon
Merk
Deaths and funeral notices in Gambier and Coshocton
William J. McGugin died at his Gambier home after a brief heart illness aged 68, survived by wife and three children, funeral Monday at 2 50 pm with interment in Gambier cemetery. Mrs. Fletcher died in Coshocton at 52 after diabetes, funeral and interment there. In baseball, National League veterans Cravath Crandal Kling Titus Wagner and Huggins lead the pack as youngsters swing in the American League.
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William J. McGugin
Gambier
Gambier Cemetery
Mra
William Fletcher
Anna Haymer
Coshocton
Ohio
Cravath
Crandal
Kling
Titus
Wagner
Huggins
Governor Appoints Committee To Revise Highway Laws
Governor Cox names a committee to revise public highway laws and propose changes. Members include William F. Stinch of Cleveland A H Huston of Columbus W A Rite of Thornville J J Hanson of Portsmouth and Thomas Mulcahy. Committee serves without pay. expenses paid.
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Columbus
Cox
William F. Stinch
Cleveland
A. H. Huston
W. A Rite
Thornville
J. J. Hanson
Portsmouth
Thomas Mulcahy
Also Mentioned on This Page
City of Mt. Vernon
Worley
Mitchell
Knox County Savings Bank
Bummer
West Side Public Square
DR. Hurley
Ee Missionary Society
Sok
Bok
Kkk
M. E
Court
Cottenigd
Beatte
Hays
Wolfe
C. G Taylor
Red Burke
E. W. Burké
Burke
Ken Rho
Dicke
Almorinds Lickie
Mable Bonins
Milton Elliott
Olive J
Deeds
Hi Gregg
Anson Bila
Howard
J. MM
Woolfson
Ty Averell Robertson
Liberty
Anna D. Purdy
William Rock Well
Vernongleyn
Jacob Hays
James Bell
Frank 0. Levering
Clinton M. Rice
Patrick A. Berry
F. L. Lingrey
James A Schaeffer
G. Taylor
Arthur C. Wolfe
Fanner
Hayes
Common Pleas Court
Phorarh Marke
Bia
Sarah Catherine Burke
Levine Kelley
Rupert Burka
Kebacca Jennings
Mayme Frown
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