TANGLE OF ESTATES PROMPTS PROBATE FIGHTS AND FORECLOSURE
In Columbus Dispatch coverage two suits are filed in common pleas court concerning the Borders estate after an auto accident that killed J. B. Borders his wife and child. Disputes center on how the estates of the father and daughter should be distributed and whether the administrator’s timing alters heirs’ shares.
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Common Pleas
Columbus Dispatch
J. B. Borders
George A. Archer
Priday
Biaibrary
Borders
John L. Cosner
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Stewart D. Roberts
James Schaeffer
Opening Of Mt Vernon Chautauqua Set For Next Week
Final preparations completed for Mt Vernon Chautauqua opening next Wednesday. The Reilpath Grand Opera Co starts with a lecture by George McNutt, followed by daily music from different organizations. Highlights include Bergen Marx Co concert, Alfred Bergen baritone, Leon Marx violinist, sacred concert by Rohumir Kyrl, a socialism debate with Emil Seidel and J Adam Bede, Ben Greet Players Shakespeare, and Joseph and His Brothers cast. Superintendent Blackwood brings the big tent Tuesday, with opening Wednesday afternoon.
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Mt. Vernon
Reilpath Grand Opera Co
George McNutt
Opera Company
Bergen Marx Co
Alfred Bergen
Chicago
Leon Marx
Thomas’ Orchestra
Rohumir Kyrl
Emil Seidel
J. Adam Bede
Shakespeare
Rogers
Vivien
New York City
Joseph
Folk
Missouri
Mt Vernon
Barnard
Ralph Bingham
M. Blackwood
South Main Street
Readviews
Runaway Horse Team Causes Fright on South Main Street
A Friday morning runaway involving a horse team owned by Clinton Vail rattled down South Main and Mulberry before calming. The driver freed reins after a catch, ending the scare without injuries. Local social notes mention visitors and church services at Mound View cemetery.
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Clinton Vail
South Main Street
Mulberry
Aind
Animated Contest Chooses Two Knox County Winners
At the county courthouse on Saturday, Walter Burgess of Monroe Township and Ewart Levits of Union Township won two free trips to a torture sale for corn growers, with Harold Booze of Middlebury Township and Ralph Bone of Pleasant Township as first and second alternates. The 24 eligible voters cast ballots across four rounds, Burgess and Levits ultimately securing the selections.
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Court House
Knox County
Walter P. Burgess
Monroe Township
Ewart Levits
Union
Harold H Booze
Middlebury Township
Ralph Bone
Pleasant Township
A. P. Sandles
State Board of Agriculture
R. L. Jones
Morgan Township
Mildred Aler
Jones
Monroe
Union Two
Donald R. Sellers
Wayne
Pleasant
Lester Hall
Jackson
Harold H. Booze
Middlebury
Ralph G. Yauger
Clinton
Rebecca Cunningham
College
George Penlek
Morgan
George £. Grossman
Pike
Royal Melick
Irvin Young
John Cunningham
Burgess
Sevits
Bone
Cunningham
Booze
Yauger
Grossman
Hall
Levits
Walter’ P
Ewart Seylts
Yuager
Grosaman
Sellers
Mina Aler
Messrs. Booze
Walton Beats Brother in Notable Tennis Exhibition
Harold Walton defeats Robert Walton in a highly spirited family match on a Friday afternoon at the Hound Hill tennis court. Harold advances to the semifinals as Robert’s early win and later performances set a dramatic tone for the tournament.
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Harold Wilton
Robert
Robert Walton
Lawfords
Renshaws
Harold
Deuce
Kis
R. Levering
Dowds
Eastman
Ackerman
Levering
Gebren
D. Harper
Powell
Blair
R Harper
Chapman
Kelly
Get
Morton
Starr
Platt
Curtin
Tut
Musical Recital Planned by Wilfred Phillips Team
Mr Wilfred Phillips and tie olien will give a musical recital at New Castle Aunt M RK cloren The Ladies Ald met at the home of Mr Rdnard Palmer Thursday afternoon Present were Mrs Jobo McLain Mrs Charles Melick Mrs Floyd Gamur Mrs Howard Purdy Mrs Sue Lepley Mr Jacob Purdy Mrs David Connell Mex Wikl iam Morningstar Mrs Kingsplay Mrs Bart Cullisom Mr Hira Carpenter and two sons Mrs Pred Schooley Cake and lemonade were served Mrs Wilfred Phillips and Mr Clar enet Lepley will go to high school at Mt Vernon this winter Mr Carl Underwood a the went or Lenier Melick Hunley Mr Clarence McLain spent Saturday night with Mr John McLarn of Piposville
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Wilfred Phillips
Tie Olien
New Castle
Cloren
Ald
Rdnard Palmer
Jobo McLain
Charles Melick
Floyd Gamur
Howard Purdy
Sue Lepley
Jacob Purdy
David Connell
Mex Wikliam Morningstar
Kingsplay
Bart Cullis
Cedar Point Elks elect Hatty Minck president
At Cedar Point a cornered fight in the alate ike' asus Station helped decide the election of Hatty Minck as President. Other officers named were Berretard Clyde Reasoner Zane Ville treasurer L KR Davis Gatlin The Elks plan to meet at Cedar Point next year.
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Sandisky
Sage
Cedar Point
Hatty Minck
Berretard
Clyde Reasoner
Zane Ville
L. KR. Davis
Gatlin the Elks
Beef prices will soar amid west drought fallout
Washington reports drought in cattle states Kansas Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma and the southwest may cause an unprecedented rise in fresh beef prices. Officials fear a reduced fall cattle supply and existing shortages could push prices to new highs. Millie Gropp of West Vine Street traveled to Utica Ohio this morning.
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Washington
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Southwest
Department of Sericulture
Mias
Millie Gropp
West Vine’ Street
Utica, O
Coven Cake and Pickled Olives From Vintage Recipes
A frayed recipe fragment lists Coven Cake with pineapple filling and a pickled olive method. It includes butter sugar eggs milk cocoa vanilla and baking powder for a layered cake, plus a pineapple topping and a lye-soaked olive prep with long soaking and brining steps. Also covered are tomato shells with walnut celery stuffing and a creamy tomato bisque, all in terse kitchen notes.
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Dinkolva
San Francisco
Cal
Fragments of a Vintage Kitchen Receipt
An OCR snippet describes cooking steps for grains and vegetables. It mentions simmering rice in boiling water until tender, draining, and keeping warm, then molding in buttered cups and garnishing with parsley. It also notes turning turkey in water until tender and finishing with a white sauce.
Delegates arrive for international peace congress opening
Delegates from many nations gather in The Hague for the twentieth International Peace Congress. The opening is set for next Wednesday after two days of preliminary committee meetings. A highlight will be the dedication of the Palace of Peace now nearly completed. Frank Chrystal Walved faces grand larceny exam prior to Mayor Perrine and was bound over to court with $200 bond.
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Hague
International Peace Congress
Tate
Frank Chrystal Walved
Lion
Perrine
W. P. Sawyer
Deafness Cured by Simple Nose Tubes Claim
The advertisement claims deafness is curable by removing inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eusta niche tube and presents a guarantee of One Thousand Dollars for any case not helped. It asserts nine out of ten deafness cases stem from catarrh and promotes Pumby Pills for constipation alongside a telegram order form.
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Joan Sante
No. 500 No. 529 No. 623 Reference Fragments
A fragmented OCR line highlights several numbered items No 500 No 529 and No 623. The text offers sparse context with unreadable surrounding details, presenting only a sequence of serial numbers without clear events or names.
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