Tragic Train Death After Panic Jump At Williams Street Crossing
Mrs Clara Salinger, 24, of Westerville, leaped from an automobile to avoid an approaching train at Williams Street crossing, was struck by engine No 18 and killed instantly. Sister Rosa Comisford, 26, remained critically ill from shock. Anna Nicholson of Westerville unharmed. Husband Solinger witnessed the tragedy and rushed to her side as hospital and coroner investigations followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Clara Salinger
Westervile
Dinner Salinger
Font
Pennsylvania
Williams Street
Rosa Comisford
Jewett Car Works
Salinger
Miss Comisford
Buser & Bradley
Sanlardia
W. E. Wiglard
Baier & Bradley
Mills Nicholson
Misa Nicholson
Tragic Train Collision Kills Woman on Track
Witness recounts a collision near Union Street where a streetcar swerved past torn streets. Mrs. Solinger fell on the track and died, her husband recalling the scene as officials detained workers for statements. The coroner noted no official blame. Her parents were notified and funeral plans pointed to Hebron.
Auto Thieves Strike Across Stark County in Robbery Spree
A gang of auto thieves roved Stark County from Canton eastward last night, hitting six stores and homes and taking hundreds of dollars. They began at Osnaburg, looted W W Zubert’s auto supply shop for $800 worth fittings, stripped an abandoned car of tires near Garrolion, and fled with no clues to their identities.
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Canton
Stark County
Osnaburg
W. W. Zubert
Garrolion
Bicycle Collision Leaves Teen in Serious Condition
Vincent Brissel and John Durbin collided on the Mulberry street viaduct while riding opposite directions. Durbin, about 15, suffered a skull base fracture and remains unconscious. Brissel escaped with minor abrasions. Durbin’s bicycle was badly damaged, Brissel’s bike largely unharmed. Durbin was treated at home by Attorney L H Beam and Dr Ed Remy, with Dr J L Stevens later summoned. Mrs Charles Sellers and two daughters left for Warsaw Indiana after visiting G B Brewer and J A Brewer of Mt Vernon.
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Mansfield News
Vincent Brissel
West Flint Street
John Durbin
West Second Street
Mulberry Street
L. H. Beam
Ed Remy
J. L. Stevens
Vincent Brinsel
Prigsel
Durbin
Brissel
Durbin Boy
Charles Sellers
Warsaw
Indiana
G. B. Brewer
J. A. Brewer
Mt Vernon
Mt Zion Sunday School Events Across Weekend
The Mt Zion Sunday school event drew a well attended turnout with a enjoyable day. Several local families and visitors were listed as attending from Vernon Buckeye Lake Galena and Newark area including Spiegel, Tinghart, Davidson, Har tle, Mall, Conard, Thompson, and others. Visitors from Truth Ma and Newark were noted and teacher institute activities drew educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Zoo
Mra
Spiegel
Mr. Vernon
Mrw
Frank Tinghart
Thie Now
Mowsrs
John Davidson
Frover Hartle
Clarence Harrin
Mitta Mall
Kvaling Schooler
Ber Tha Fytn
Buckeye Lake
Leona Donahey
Leo
Galena
Fal Conard
ME Vernon
Jackin
Violet
Truth
Slyde Thompson
Mise Byaling
Newark
Teacher’ Institute
Win
Mercer Ie
Welliie
Milton Haye
Daws van Winkle
Fawn Nicholls
Etta Hall
Columbus
Kienzle and Barry Wedding in Mt Vernon
Society notes report the marriage of Mr George Patrick Kienzle tele graph operator and Miss Julia Agnes Barry daughter of Mr and Mrs Garrett Barry of North Sandusky street. Rev L W Millhane officiated at St Vincent de Paul Church Tuesday at 7:30 AM. A wedding breakfast for about twenty followed at the Barry home and the couple plan a short trip then reside in Orrville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kienzia-Barry
George Patrick Kienzle
Julia Agnes Barry
Garrett Barry
North Sundurky Street
L. W. Millhane
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholichush
Mt Vernon
Barry
North Sandusky Street
Mrs. Krenzle
Orrville
Ohio
Obscene Language Case Arrest on South Main Street
Joseph John was arrested on South Main Street Monday by Officer Walter George and placed in the county jail. He later appeared before Mayor Perrine, pleaded guilty to using obscene language as charged by J. J. Gould, and was fined five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph John
South Main Street
Walter George
Perrine
J. J. Gould
Fugitive fugitive Mercy At Instance His Wife Kenton
Charles Owings a 45 year old farmer pleaded guilty in Kenton Ohio to shooting Mrs. McGinnis, after fleeing before trial for bond forfeiture. His wife sobbed as he asked for mercy and received a suspended one year sentence. He admitted the shooting near Dec 2, 1912, while describing his bond and escape.
Oven hatchings and new wildlife laws stir Ohio tale
A city woman hatched fourteen chicks using an improvised oven incubator after hens refused to sit. The piece also explains Ohio wildlife laws, noting protections for waterfowl, rabbits, skunks, quail, dove, and fishing restrictions, with penalties for illegal gear and off-season fishing.
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Praise
A testimonial asserts rapid relief from colic and bowel complaints after one or two doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer urges trying it during severe attacks, claiming it never fails. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
Snow Hill
N. C
All Deal
Local Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mr Charles DeWald and family of Danville stayed with Dr and Mrs 8 0 Gawit. C H L Bishop and son Guy enjoyed a vacation at Pibin Bay. Jacob Higeins of Windham visited friends here. J T Best of Columbus spent Friday with his brother Dr 8 R Heat. Hon Timothy Hogan spoke to a large crowd at Lyons Lake. Mrs Gertrude Headington and son Leon of Columbus visited relatives here. Ruth Brentlinger of Fredericktown spent the week with her aunt Mrs Claude Faraba. Mr and Mrs C A Miller of Jima visited Mrs Miller's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Keady and relatives. H Patterson and family of Elkhart Ind visit the parents Mrs Washington Ramey of Rd 1.
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Charles DeWald
Danville
Gawit
Mes
C. HL Bishop
Guy
Pibin-Bay
Jecob Higeins
Windham
J.T. Best
Columbus
R. Heat
Timothy Hogan
Lyon's Lake
Gertrude Headington
Sot
Leon
BP. Hawkins
Ruth Brentlinger
Predericktown
Claude Faraba
C. A. Miller
Jima
Miller
Henry Keady
H. Patterson
Elkhart
Ind
Washington Ramey
Social News From Ankeny TownCrepe Eee Es
Roy Beal and wife hosted Doyle Beal and others including Biden Keller Oscar Bechtel Daniel Hoyer and Clay Syler. Milliard Moore and wife entertained Straushbaugh and family and Rev Ira Long near Winterford. Walker family from Lorain visiting, services at Camp Lychar attended. Mary Ann Rowley and daughter Millie from Loudonville visiting, Sadie Neel and son Chancey of Newark visiting. Walter Johnson may set season win record. Mary Paige Coleman and Batty sisters arrived from South Boston to visit Edward Lawman. Wm Leach and daughter Carolyn visiting then traveling through Indiana Illinois Kentucky. Miles Carolyn to Naoxereth Ky for school. Knox County board of election deputies awarded ballot printing contract to Republican Publishing Co for 88.20.
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Roy Beal
Doyle Beal
Biden
Loly Keller
Oscar Bechtel
Daniel Hoyer
Clay Syler
Workman
Straushbaugh
Ira Long
Milliard Moore
Winterford
Walker
Lorain
Camp Lychar
Mary Ann Rowley
Millie
Loudonville
Sadie Neel
Chancey
Newark
Walter Johnson
Mary Paige Coleman
Batty
Virginia
Ellie Nelsoy
South Boston
City
Edward Lawman
East High Street
Wm. Leach
Carolyn
East Gambier Street
Indiana
Iinois
Kentucky
Miles Carolyn
Naxereth
Sehool
Board of Depuy State Supervisors of Election
Knox County
Republican Publishing Company
Ohio Liquor League to vote on monthly bootlegging tax
Columbus Ohio August 19 The Ohio Liquor League opened a two day session with a key proposal from State president William Seckel to levy a 25 cent monthly per capata tax on all retailers. Funds would support a bureau to ferret out illegal traffickers in liquor. Enforcing the new liquor license law is expected to push several retailers out of business and deter bootlegging.
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Offea
Hayes
Mick and Gams Commission
Ohio
Lake Fire District
Land District
Ohio River
Columbus
Ohio Liquor League
William Seckel
Cleveland
Nquor
Costly Treatment Helps Whitlow Man After Tablets
C H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas describes EC from constipation and indigestion spending hundreds on medging and treatment. He visited a St Louis hospital and a New Orleans hospital without cure. After returning home he used Chamberlains Tablets and improved. For sale by dealers.
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C. H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louie
New Orleana
Chamberlain
Roost For Chickens Is An Abandoned Automobile
A quirky Shelby County item recounts an old car nicknamed the Queen Bee, once pride of its owner. After two hundred miles at two hundred dollars a mile, the antique vehicle is now junk, its owner hoping to salvage parts before it finally disappears. Town curio relics are occasionally shown by friendly owners, though never for a ride.
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Manafield
C. Lante
Mia
Tanta
Shelby
Shelbys
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Westerville
William Street
Union Street
Wil- Hhink
Wiliard
Smun
No. 18
Solinger
Henry Comisford
Hebron Wer
Chatham
Trip Across
Stark Be
Society Notes
Jobs
H. H. Hurley
Summerland Beach
Knox
Ae Senterburg
Twyla Smith
Nha
Howard Spitcer
Mary Weaver
St. Louieville
Olio
Luther A. Stream
Belmont Avenue
Emma Hollingsworth
Weet High Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Larimore
E. M. Cornell
East Borges# Street
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Mine Mary McGurk
Mise Plorence Selegue
Prospect Street
L. B. Houck
Attorney -At-Law
Omce
Rogera’ Building
Louw Malyecet
Mt. Vernor
Unio
Frank 0. Levering
Ome
Mt. Vernom
U New Phone
Office 104
K. Conard
East Vine
Bell
J. ‘Doc
Mt. Vernon
Luther A. Scream
F. Rime Stream & Rimer Real Estate
Cal
South Moirist
OB. Armettong
Folindr
Varaithon
Clerviand
Janie Stiecun
Vornoh Medica
Santtarum
Bani Nmem
Bwitt Apacific Co
Bwitt Laboratory
Atlanta
Seba
Crouch
Gmce
Vern
C. C. Crider
Gambier and
Mulberry Sta
H. M. Huntsberger & CO
McDermott
Arnold Store
Drs. McClure & Haines
Drs, Haines and Haines
N. High St
Galumbus
Main and Gambier Sts
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