Democrats Of Mt Vernon Fret Over Full Ticket For November
Mt Vernon Democrats aim to field a full municipal election ticket at November polls. A Tuesday meeting of the Democratic city executive committee endorsed writing in candidates for all offices after primary designations. Endorsed names include William M. Banning for President of Council, Seba M. Crouch as City Solicitor, C P Patterson, P W Taugher, and Wm L Ward as councilmen at large, and Joseph Myers as Land Appraiser.
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Democrats
Mt. Vernon
Peter J. Parker
Ed. L. Parker
Cyril B. Allerding
Democratic City Executive Committee
R. Gotshall
Irvin Young
Wiltten
Wiliam M. Banning
Seba M. Crouch
C. P. Patterson
P. W. Taugher
Wm. L. Ward
Land Appratver
Joseph Myers
Remarkably Strong Local Election Ticket Emerges
The slate combines candidates like Tames Sellers John Lee and Robert A Hall with Board of Education figures L A Houck and Wm Ackerman as ward representatives across Shil lett Second ward Third Ward Elmer Loney Geo X Barry Augoasore Piret Matford Russell and others George Brent linger Samuel Riley Milton Simpkins. The ticket targets mayor auditor treasurer and land appraiser roles, aiming to place municipal offices in capable hands and secure broad support on election day.
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Tames Sellers
John Lee
Robert A. Hall
Board of Education
L. A. Houck
Wm. A. Ackerman
Edward Lawman
Rrest
Time and Tide Promotes Knox Saving & Loan
There is a call to thrift and opportunity in Mt Vernon Ohio. The Knox Saving and Loan Assn invites readers to start saving now with 4 percent interest. C F Colville, Secretary, at the corner Main and Vine.
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Shakespeare
Knox Saving & Loan Ass
C. F. Colville
See
Poor Wifey Card Sent From Drunken Lout
A man, said to be under the weather, lurches into the Frank 2. Kirby, asks him to write a postal card to his wife. Kirby agrees and the card claims the writer has been drinking for days and asks that money not be expected. The stunt ends with the line about getting on his feet again.
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Kirby
Barefoot Mayor Causes Stir in Clarington Ohio
In Clarington Aug 20 Colonel Sam Tenchappott, Metoresque Mayor, walked barefoot down the crowded main avenue. He told townsmen to mind their own business and that he would do as he pleased. A Civil War veteran, Teach apport faces controversy and removal efforts without success.
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Clarington
Ohio
Sam Tenchappott
Socklens Simpson
Kansas
Teachapport
Mrs Borders Estate Proceeding in Probate Court
In Columbus Journal, application to Probate Judge Black to appoint an administrator for the estate of Hita B Borders who died with her husband and daughter when their automobile plunged from Broad street Bridge into Alum Creek a week ago. Frank E B Archer was earlier appointed administrator for Joseph B Borders and Isabel Borders. The wife’s estate was administered to dispose of her dower interest which passed to her daughter, who died within five hours.
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Columbus Journal
Judge Black
Hita B. Borders
Abraham Paul
Borders
Broad Street
Births Notice for Haw kine Daughter Near Lock
A daughter was born Tuesday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haw kin who reside just east of Lock. The announcement appears in the births notices column of the local paper.
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Bert Hawkine
Lock
Diggs on Trial in San Francisco White Slavery Case
A crowded San Francisco court heard Maury Diggs and wife Diana Caminetti testify as the case over alleged white slavery nears jurors. Prosecutor Roche wrapped the defense, noting Diggs paid fares for two Sacramento girls to Reno. Diggs admitted some facts under examination as the trial could go to the jury late today.
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San Francisco
United States District Court
Maury Diggs
Drew Cambbetti
Diggs
Draw Caminell
Witterses
Roche
Diges
Ike
Marsha Warrington
Caminetti
Sacramento
Sullivan
Lola Norris
Reno
Caminett
Lind in Conference with Mexican Ruler
Washington reports President Wilson's representative John Lind has met with Huerta in Mexico. Lind's memo states the interview was cordial, but only a summary of Huerta's rejection of American proposals has been received. Officials remain skeptical, awaiting the full reply before action.
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Washington
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Mr. Lind
Lind
United States
Skepheiem
Senor Urrutia
White House
State Department
Excuse for Bedtime Return Baffling to Wife
The Philadelphia Press quotes Luschman's wife demanding an explanation for his condition. He admits no hotel would take him in, describing his predicament the next morning with blunt humor.
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Luschman
Philadelphia Press
Nursing action filed in common pleas court over estate claim
Pred M Tucker administrator for John M Tucker estate sues Mary A Bird estate for 725 dollars plus interest from 1912 seeking payment from assets of Bird estate for services rendered Feb 1909 to Nov 1912. Plaintiff says services were worth one dollar per day and that no part was paid. Other estate actions note administrators appointed, bond amounts, and final accounts for Herbert Dieh and Elliott estates, with transfers of real estate totaling small sums in Danville Delmont Mt Vernon and surrounding areas.
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M. Tucker
Common Pleas Court
John M. Tucker
Mary \. Biva ontate
Mary A. Bird
M. Ticker
Mary A. Bind
Piainti Saya
Enys
Lewis
Howe Fur the Plain
John B. Hall
Admi
Jennie Baker
Danville
Geo. W. Snow
J. ©. Stokes
K. Clements
Delmont Add
Mt. Vernon
A. A. Perrine
Stephen Hood
Mound View Cemetery
Church of Christ meeting elects officers
In a regular Church of Christ session on Tuesday Mrs Garlow led a devotional. All departments except two reported. Officers elected: President Mrs G A Miller, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Charles Jonson, Recording Secretary Mrs Rightmire, Treasurer Mrs Thomas Bell. Remaining officers to be chosen next meeting with Miss Murphy and Mrs Johnson.
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Church of Christ
Garlow
G. A. Miller
Charles Jonson
Rightmire
Thomas Bell
HENS Loafing On Job In Heat At Ohio Convention
In Columbus on August 20, heat has cut egg production 40 percent and raised prices by a third. The Union Butter Eggs and Poultry Producer and Shippers Association notes 10 percent of eggs are heat-damaged and only usable for baking. Also mentions managerial turmoil with Tommy Leach and Cubs links.
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Columbus
Unio Butter, Eggs and Poultry Producer and Shippers Association
Minister Dies of Thirst in California Desert
News from Marysville California reports the death of Rev H H Witter a former Union county minister who perished of thirst while traveling the desert near Coyotte Wells California His body lay miles from the main road as his horses also died of thirst He was seventy seven years old and had preached across California He is survived by a widow and three children at Escondido The driver and team had been missing since July 30
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Marysville
California
H. H. Witter
Union County
Coyotte Wells
Escondido
Drought Strains Southeast Kansas and Nearby Regions
Severe drought grips southeast Kansas and areas near St. Joseph Missouri and Wichita Kansas. Heat damages farm tools and wheels as blacksmiths struggle to repair wood parts. Fire guards encircle farms to prevent sparks igniting dry grass and wheat stubble. The Brandon Baptist Church reports services and invites attendance while noting upcoming association meetings. Clyde Engle of the Red Sox stole three bases in a recent game.
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Kansas City
Kansas
St. Joseph
Wichita
Clyde Engle
Red Sox
Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh
Knox County Medical Society Picnic Set for Aug 28
The Knox County Medical Society announces its third annual picnic at Riverside Park on Thursday August 28. Most physicians of Knox county and their families plan to attend, with Mt. Vernon residents invited to bring baskets. Activities include a morning start, a noon picnic dinner, a baseball game, and afternoon attractions.
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Brandon Baptist Church
Theodore M. Hofmeleter
Jay Harmon
Baptist Association
Hopewell Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon
Knox County Medical Society
Riverside Park
Knox County
Deafness Cure Research and Medical Claims Review
A fragmented note discusses ear health and claims about deafness, mentioning doctors, nerves, and possible remedies. It references constitutional reflexes and inflammation of the mucous membranes, with scattered references to medical terms and a dated schedule for an upcoming event or lecture.
LADDIE New Stratton-Porter romance on sale
Gene Stratton-Porter, author of Freckles and other books, releases Laddie a clean romance full of interest from start to finish. Readers of Freckles will find it similarly engaging. Available at The Arnold Store for 1.35 with mail orders filled. Mt Vernon Ohio.
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Gene Stratton-Porter
Limberlost
Arnold Store
T.old Store
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
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