Resolutions on Reapcot and Obituaries From Mt. Vernon Paper
Mt Vernon Ohio column laments Ohio government changes by the last general assembly. Notes state licensing Civil Service Board State Board of Administration and Public Utilities Commission are formed. Warns about commissions and taxation officers while arguing reforms reduce political bosses.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Sayw
J. W. Uikner
Columbus
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Public Utilities Commission
State Railroad Commission
Pattison
Thetate Industrial and Agricultural Commissions
Fureiun
Warnes
Spectator Notes Dodging Missiles Amid Political Row
The observer sits with a reserved seat near the ring as Hon. Jamoa M. Cox and friends display athletic dodging of missiles and counterfire. The Bancuity Association’s counsel, bold in past defenses, shows reluctance to challenge testimony from their own agents.
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Jamoa M. Cox
Ohio AG assails petition fraud in referenda probes
Attorney General Hogan denounces petition fraud as Ohio Equity Association witnesses admit forging thousands of referenda petitions. Secretary of State Graves leads an investigation with Governor Cox backing the probe. Equity Association attorneys withdraw from hearings, while prosecutors present testimony from circulators amid a charged clash over constitutional protections.
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Secretary of State
Hogan
Ohio Equity Association
Graves
Ohio
Equity Association
Cox
Loyalty Association
Freight Conductor Injured Climbing From Engine Cab
Thomas Walters of Newark, a B and O freight conductor, was injured Thursday morning when his foot slipped while descending from the engine cab to the platform. He struck the back of his head on the cab edge, suffering a bad scalp wound. He was dazed but recovered after treatment by the local B and O physician.
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Thomas Walters
Newark
Walters
Officers of JRO U Alm elect state councilor at Akron convention
Akron Ohio August 2 10 adits atToronts C. was unanimously elected state councilor of the Junior Order of United American Merchants at the annual convention in Akron. Other officers elected are D Maupferer Canton vice councilor H L Wonner Tilia treasurer G R Gregory Norwalk council chaplain Portsmouth was selected as the next meeting place.
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Akron
Toronts
Order of
United Americin Mertantes
D Maupferer
Canton
H. L. Wonner
Tilia
Transurar
G. R. Gregory
Norwalk
Portsmouth
Prospect village council adopts census based saloon limit
Prospect village council enacts an ordinance to take a 1910 federal census and allow more saloons than the new law would permit. The 1910 census lists 942 residents, which would limit the village to one saloon, though existing businesses may continue.
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Proupact
Prospect
Arrest Three Negroes On B and C Train In This City
Three men John Pennington Thomas Pennington and John Lawnon were arrested at the B and C station at 6 pm and placed in the county jail awaiting Chicago Junction Ohio officers on burglary charges. The trio rode an east bound passenger train due Mt Vernon at 4 68. Police received a Chicago Junction dispatch about the three Negroes and were asked to arrest them. Pennington Pennington and Lawson allegedly stole tickets and money at Chicago Junction. Two carried Wheeling West Virginia tickets. the third paid cash. They did not deny traveling together. Arrests were by Officers Robert McElroy and Walter George.
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John Pennington
Thomas Pennington
John Lawnon
Chicago Junction
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Mentoned
Penningtons
Lawson
Wheeling
West Virginia
Robert McElroy
Walter George
Webster Memorial House Dedication Boosts National Pride
Franklin, Aug 28. Thousands gathered for patriotic exercises marking the completion and dedication of the Webster Memorial House, the restored birthplace of Daniel Webster. Speeches by notable orators honored Webster’s memory and the preservation of his birthplace. The birthplace site in Franklin reflects early New Hampshire history, with the Kin Morn Webster Place and the restored old house relocated to its original foundation during a 1910 association effort funded to $1,000.
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Franklin
N. Hi
Webster Memorial House
Daniel Webster
Webster House
Salisbury
Frank In
Northfield
Andover
Sanborton
New Hampshire
Capt
Exekler Webster
Webster Place
New Hampshire Orphan's Howe
Abigail Chapter
Dane Webster
Webster
Imn
Rims
Jivtve
Frank N. Varnonw
Hvcopshine Supreme Court
Webster Birthplace Association
Orgenication
Ehte
Possession of Restored House Ties Local Funds Plan
A damaged OCR fragment notes a house with an old well and wooden bucket. Funds will be raised to install a caretaker and maintain the property. Names or clear places are unclear, but the item describes restoration efforts and ongoing upkeep. The text mentions a possible event or arrangement involving WG and HaleiGo Gy.
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HaleiGo
Aged man dies after auto crash near Wiloughby
Daniel Ka, age 28, of Painesville, died from injuries after a wagon he rode in was struck by a car driven by Bert Lincoln, 23, of Cleveland, two miles west of Willoughby. The fatal accident occurred along Cleveland Avenue in the vicinity of Wiloughby.
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Cleveland
Daniel Ka
Painesville
Bert Lincoln
Wilfoughiy
Falls From Her Horse at Summer Home
President and Mrs. Wilson learned that their daughter Miss Jensin Wilson, engaged to be married this fall, fell from her horse while riding at Cornish N H but sustained no serious injuries.
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Washington
Police Shoot Into Crowd at Steubenville Mill Riot
In Steubenville Ohio on August 28 six men were shot during a riot at the Pope tin plate mill where 2000 strikers gathered. Two may die including Joseph Miller and John Doran while Chief Harry Frankhauser was wounded. The strike offices were fired upon as crowd threats escalated and mill guards accompanied by strikebreakers left the area.
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Steubenville
Pope Tin Plate
Joseph Miller
John Doran
Harry Frankhauser
Iits City
Opening of Schools for Mt Vernon Students
Schools open next Tuesday September 2 with most pupils assigned to building and grades. New residents should visit the superintendent’s office Saturday forenoon 8 to 10 to receive a classification card. Last year’s sixth graders from Third Ward will report at the same building for seventh grade work.
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Mt Vernon
Third Ward
Centerburg Girl Killed Crossing Street Car in Columbus
Catherine Stenmets twelve, of Centerburg, was fatally struck by a street car in Columbus while carrying a dainty to a neighbor sick lady. She was a favorite with school friends and the community. The body is to be taken to Gloasterburg for burial.
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Catherine Stenmets
Centerburg
Columbus
Litto Mini Blommets
Catherine
Gloaterburg
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Young America Clothing House
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Ringwall
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