St Luke’s Parish Danville to Celebrate Centennial Aug 11
St Luke’s Catholic parish Danville Ohio marks its hundredth anniversary with a full day program on Wednesday August 11 including solemn mass a centennial sermon a noon dinner a centennial address and social events Reflecting history Rev Father Teipe narrates the parish’s early settlers the log church built around 1820 land donation by George Sapp Sr and a later brick church dedicated in 1877 Bishop Rosecrans praise and final dedication by Bishop Watterson in 1896 highlighted the centennial tribute to Knox County’s Catholic community
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St. Luke's Parish
Danville
Ohio
J. W. Mulliano
Mt. Vernon
St. Luke's Pariah
B. Tolpe
St. Luke's Catholic Church
George Sapp
Elas Arnold
David Logsdon
Samuel Durbin
Thomas White
Catherine Sapp
David Rogue
Benjamin Durbin
Isaac Diat
St. Joseph's
Somerset
Perry County
Catholica
St. Luke's
Maryland
Knox County
Mana
Fenwick
St. Luke’s
Father O'Leary O. P
St. Vincent de Paul's
Teves
Hugh I. McDevitt
Murphy
Walter Ross
J. B. Bis
Meltrier
Rosecrans
Moitrier
L. W. Mulhane
Mount Vernon
William, McDermott
Watterson
Father McDermott
Holy Name
Columbus
O. P. Troegus
C. B. Telpe
Charles L. Bryant and Sons
British Won't Lay New Cable Delays Planned American Waters Entry
The British cableship Colonia, hired to lay the Miami Barbadoes line, will not enter U S waters without state department permission from Washington. British ambassador Geddes relayed the notice as Western Union officials say they are not defying laws and will reveal facts at the proper time. Separately, the REMONT freight house robbery in New York leads to 5000 dollars in goods stolen.
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Bannery
Miami
Fila
Colonia
Barbadoes
British West Indies
State Department
Washington
Auckland Geddes
Associated Prova
New York
C. W. Atkin
Western Union
1. S
New York Central
Harding Urges Ratification of the Suffrage Amendment
Senator Harding pressed Tennessee ratification of the federal woman’s suffrage amendment via telegrams and meetings in Marion Ohio and Nashville. Governor Cox promised further measures to secure Tennessee’s ratification and toured weather and sound devices ahead of a Montgomery fair speech. Nashville’s Constitutional League urged governor and senator to remove political pressure on the Tennessee legislature.
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Associated Press
Marion
Tennessee
Harding
Nashville
Ohio State University
Watson
Indiana
George White
Wilson
Tenn
Constitutional Lessue
Repubicans
Cox
Gallant act saves drowning sailor
Conrad Singler, 40, Sandusky sailor, nearly drowned after boarding an outbound freighter Sonora. Captain Arthur Byington of the steamer Alert leaped overboard to rescue him as his small boat capsized beside the vessel. Singler had mutinied his ship and pursued the freighter before the accident occurred.
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Associated Press
Sandusky
Conrad Singler
Arthur Byington
Alert
Bingler
Sonora
Singler
Ide
Byington
Cox Ready for Real Fight in Democratic Picnic Address
Governor Cox, former presidential nominee, urged Democrats and warned Republicans at a Dayton picnic arena. He pledged an offensive campaign, predicted triumph of right principles, and told supporters a presidential bid would not be partisan but a straight fight. He stressed consistency and warned against expediency while praising farmers. A Columbus note added a separate prize catfish report weighing 60 pounds with a four and a half foot length.
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Ty Associated Press
Dayton
Cox
Gem City
Democratic Club
Posse Hunts Negro Alleged to Have Assaulted Girl
A large posse of about a hundred farmers and county officers roams three Kentucky counties armed with guns ropes and pitchforks to find Buford Monday 28 accused of forcing entry assaulting a 16 year old girl at her home fifteen miles from Lexington Aug 5 Associated Press report notes the search continued after a day and night pursuing the suspect who allegedly attacked the girl last Sunday morning
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Associated Press
Abexington
Buford
Mt Vernon Receives State Auto Funds Distribution
The third yearly distribution of state automobile funds was being completed by Secretary of State Smith. Mt Vernon received a payment of 4 151 dollars, with other municipalities and counties also slated to receive checks.
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Secretary of State
Associated Preas
Columbus
Smith
Vernor Hare
Robbers Make a Big Haul at Lenox Baths
Associated Press reports a bold daytime raid on the Lenox Turkish Bath in New York as 175 patrons slept. Five staff were threatened at gunpoint and robbed of about $10,000 in valuables. $160 was taken from the cash register and deposit boxes were broken into. The robbers fled in taxicabs as three attendants were beaten. George Moore, 28, is held to the grand jury on a charge of manslaughter.
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Associated Press
New York
Lenox
George Moore
Briton officials fear grave Russo Polish crisis in 1914 echoes
London dispatches report grave anxiety in European capitals as Russia advances on Poland. Allies push to halt Russia, with Britain mobilizing troops and navy plans under way. Matin says Britain mobilizes two Polish service divisions. France and Britain push aid talks.
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Associated Press
Bann
Warsaw
Russia
Poland
Brisk
London
Evening News
France
War Office
Britten
Great Britain
Gritien
Hunt Acquitted in Bergdoll Case
Col John E B Hunt former Fort Jay commander is acquitted of neglect of duty in the Bergdoll escape case. The court exonerated him on Major General Bullard’s approval, noting no handcuffs were used as Bergdoll’s trip was deemed confidential while he sought gold cached near Hagerstown Maryland.
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Associated Press
the Banner
New York
John EB. Hunt
Fort Jay
Groser C. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Hunt
Bullard
Department of the East
Bergdoll
War Department
Hagerstown
Comel
Big Upticks in All Grains From War Talk
Associated Press reports Chicago grain markets rose on European war talk. By 2 30 p m December wheat futures climbed to 2 44 a bushel, up 15 cents from last night while September corn rose about 6 cents to 148 a bushel.
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Associated Pres
the Banner
Chicago
New Corn Disease Emerges Near Chillicothe
A new corn disease has appeared in this county threatening crops. Botanists from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station have not identified it yet. The illness showed on Thomas Hedges’s farm north of Chillicothe, turning stalks pale and withering as a minting sore ate into the heart. Investigations continue.
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Banoney Chillicothe
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Stations
Thomas Hedges
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