Must Make Application or First Papers Will Be Void
Notice from Knox County clerk of courts Charles W Hayes warns all aliens with declarations of intention that seven year validity ends September 27 1912. Those with first papers older than seven years must apply for second papers or lose status. Letter from Richard B Campbell commissioner of naturalization transmits the guidance. Also probate items list partial account receipts and executor discharge, plus a marriage license and two property deeds with names and acres and consideration.
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Charles W. Hayes
United States Department of Labor
Bureau of Naturalization
Clerk of Courts
Richard BE. Campbell
Naturalization
Washington, D. C
Elks Plan State Reunion Trip To Cedar Point
Mt Vernon Elks prepare to ride a special all vestibule train to Cedar Point on Thursday August 14 with many members and their ladies. The train will leave Mt Vernon around 7 oclock and make no stops after departing.
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Mt. Vernon
Deaths and standings for Indianapolis Indians cover
In memoriam and season wrap detail for George Wantington and Mike Kelley. The piece notes Kelley’s late batting and the Indians placing in the American Association standings as the club’s final year summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wantington
Indianapolis Indians
Mike Kelley
American Association
Ohio Blue Sky Law Protects Investors From Swindlers
The new Ohio blue sky law took effect Friday, requiring promoters to prove merit to the state banking department before selling securities. Most Ohio securities firms had qualified to continue business with no interruption, while the law exempts public bonds standards listed stocks and certain financial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Coumbus
State Banking Department
Banking Department
Banco
Tragic discovery after dream drives husband to murder scene
In Pottstown an impelling dream sent Geo Fiscoe rushing into a violent storm where he found his daughter Mary Talso slain in a field near Stowe. Her husband John Talap, who had threatened her life, fled after burning portraits. police seek him. Mary left with him despite her wishes and the couple’s movements included a trolley ride and new clothes purchaser. Mary Talso, 24, is the victim. the two bullets in her head are reported. Trlap, mother of Mia, tended the four children left behind.
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Pottstown
Geo. Fiscoe
Mary Talso
Stowe
John Talap
Mia
Trlap
Fiscoe
No Wedding Bells in Holmes County This August
In Holmes County no marriages can be issued as Governor Cox appoints a probate judge to replace the late Tanneyhill. With an overload of applications and no successor named, couples wait at the church while Cupid stalls, and the embargo on licenses continues through August.
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Holmes County
Cox
Tanneyhill
Cupid
Central West bankers press limits on federal reserve powers
Washington Aug. 9 The meeting of 31 bankers from the central west urged amendments to the Glass Owen bill. They backed deposits rising from 50 to 150 million dollars if needed to ease crop movement cash strains and to curb federal reserve board powers. An advisory bankers panel would replace initiative, keeping the board regulatory only.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Went
Aselat
Treasury
Central West
McAdoo
John Skelton Williams
Treasury Department
Freah
Middle States
Reserve Bank
Owen
Senate Finance Committee
Tricks of Light at Table Dullness from Harsh Illumination
Suburban Life Magazine explains how glare from white surfaces and direct bright light can cause table discomfort and fatigue. It details how half-tone paper reflects glare, how domes above white cloth tables strain eyes, and how excessive light worsens perception and even hearing in bright rooms.
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Suburban Life Magazine
Primitive Fragments on Desire and Duty
A fragmentary verse narration contrasts yearning for elemental life and raw strength with modern comfort. A judge remarks on the devil’s vacation, joking that absence is due to lack of workers to run the place. The text displays archaic, ribald humor and chaotic imagery.
Prisoner Thomas Harrington Escapes Train Car After Columbus Stop
Prisoner Thomas Harrington, being taken toward the Dayton workhouse for bootlegging, escaped from Chief of Police Clements on a Pennsylvania train near Columbus. The ruse occurred when Harrington asked to drink water at the rear and jumped off as the train neared Union Station. Columbus police launched a citywide search, with Chief Clements remaining in Columbus overnight to locate the escapee, who had already served a prior sentence in Dayton.
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Thomas Harrington
Dayton
Clements
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Harrington
Cleveland
Union Station
Clemente
Columbue
Perrine
Death of Utica Man in Licking County Jail
H. H. Drain, 66, a Utica laborer, died in a jail cell while serving a fine after being arrested for intoxication. He had undergone a minor operation for caldder trouble and was reported to be improving before collapsing. His body was found Friday morning after dying Thursday night.
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Newark
H. H. Drain
Utica
F. M. Swarts
Crain
H. B. Anderson
Corn Drought Slashes U.S. Harvest in August Report
Washington reports a 300 million bushel drop in corn since July 4, with total production at 2.672 billion. Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska show sharp declines, while winter wheat reaches a record harvest of 511 million bushels. Unrelated pastry joke aside, Boston guests mock President Me Meer at Fenway Park event.
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Washington
Natio
Oklahoma
Nebraska
United States
Fenway Park
Rostok
Ji Me Meer
Red Sox
Jim
Opportunity for Mt Vernon To Secure Big Cigar Plant
Negotiations between Webster Clear Co of Pittsburg and the Mt Vernon Itizana Association progress toward establishing a large factory in Mt. Vernon to manufacture death on a IAFReneate. W. D. Phillips of Pittsburg, representing Webster Co, visited Mt. Vernon to study conditions. The plant would hire fifty to two hundred workers, about half of whom would be women, with a board of $2,000 requested to cover moving and initial setup costs. Secretary A Stream deems the project promising for Mt. Vernon.
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Webster Clear Co
Pittsburg
Mt. Vernon (Itizana’ Association
Mt. Vernon
W. D. Phillips
Pittahure
Webster Co
Vernon
Mortie
Case Of Ohio Vs Howard Cole Dis missed By The Mayor
The case against Howard Cole for forgery was dismissed by Mayor Perrine after an affidavit was withdrawn and Cole repaid J. W. Smith ten dollars. An explanation revealed Cole used a loaned check signed by William Clark who was ill and unable to write it himself but stood by Cole, though there was no funds in the bank when the check was presented.
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Ohio
Howard Cole
Oblova
J. W. Smith
Perrine
Cole
Smith
William Clark
Clark
Mt. Vernon
4. W. Smith
Farm for Sale Near Green Valley Church in Ohio
On Green Valley road two miles west of Green Valley church a 30 acre tract of good farming land with sturdy buildings, abundant water and easy terms. Address J H Jenkins Mt Vernon Ohio R D No 2 or call Fredericktown Bell phone.
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Green Valley Road
Green Valley Church
J. H, Jenkins
Vernon
Ohio
Cltigens
Fredericktown
Bell
Sale of paying block for asphalt blocks Mt Vernon Ohio
Proposals to purchase about 40 000 used asphalt block in lots of 1000 or more will be received at the office of the director of public service Mt Vernon Ohio until 12 o clock noon Saturday August 16 191%. Aids must state offer per thousand in writing and purchaser shall pay cash before removing any block. Blocks inspected on the school house lot near Sugar and Jackson streets C N Williams Clerk Az dae
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Director of Public Service
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Sugar
Jackson Streets
C.N. Williams
Officers for Verbenin lodge organized at Martinsburg
The new Rebekah lodge instituted at Martinsburg this week by Mrs Grace Wilking and Miss Emma M Bell names the officers. Flora Colville is state Guardian Neighbor, Ethel McMillen as Vice Grand, Nada Clutter as Ruler, Allie Colville as F. R., Margaret Freese as Treasurer, with over ten deputy members and the lodge growing.
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Martinsburg
Grace Wilking
Mise Emma M. Bell
N. G
Flora. Colville
Ethel McMillen
Nada Clutter
Allie Colville
Margaret Freese
The Chautauqua Movement and Public Lectures
A quoted passage from The Arena extols chautauqua lectures as a noble, unpaid public service. It defends the chautauqua movement against critics, praises its money as clean, and lauds the educators and audiences as a fine group of citizens supporting the broader educational and sociological aims of the era.
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America
Gas Office closes Saturdays in June to September
Take notice that The Gas Office or the Otic Fuel Supply Company at No 48 Public Square will close at twelve o'clock noon every Saturday during June July August and September. E C Mulock Agent.
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Otic Fuel Supply Company
No. 48
Woom
E. C. Mulock
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Knox County
The
Temple of Justice
Burr White
Guardian of
Mary
Swarts
George B. Walter
George B. Lea
Joseph Sidewick Porter, Gardner
Nancy Singer
Mt Vernon
D. Barnett
Mary Lea
Ida May Rine
Pleasant
Clara Moore
Mary Moore
Morgan
Eva Althea Grooms
Eva Althea
Mra
Bari Grooms
North Braddock Street
Bankers OF
Chicago
Daily Nova
Tr Iy
Fives
Chief Clements
Licking County
Pittsburgh Company
Rebekah
Rinehart
New Delaware Road
Catan
Toledo
Hussey
Updegraft Place
South Vernon
Joseph BE. Farquhar
Elmwood Street
Jerse
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
Armour Institute
Chautauqua
Champ Clark
National
House of Representatives
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