Return of Saloons Steadily Debated in Mt Vernon
In Mt Vernon Ohio the question of returning saloons is debated as a possible boost to business. Proponents argue that it would aid local commerce, while critics point to broader national trends showing communities without saloons perform better financially and face fewer poverty-related needs.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon
Unclaimed Mail Notice at Mt VYarau Post Office
Unclaimed mail requires arrival at Mt VYarau post office to be claimed by named individuals including Willy Darling Lola Bunker Mini Rena Grant Sheridan Vulisen Rev W Markley Mrs J M Marvuall Forest Marshall Winfeld Melcher Mr Henry Miller Mrs Skies Men Anne Staley William Winn Ernest Bodidan Dowds Ventinaster and others for delivery or pickup.
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Reuiaie Us
Mt Vyarau Poatomce Coy
Mire
Willy Darling
Lola Bunker
Mini Rena Grant
Sheridan ‘Vulisen
Rev. W. Markley
Mra
J. M. Marvuall
Forest Marshall
Winfeld Melcher
Mrw
Henry Miller
Mra. 1
Skies
Men
Anne Staley
William Winn
Ernest Bneridan G. Dowds
Ventinaster
Farmer and Wife Struck in Rural Train Strike Near Northampon
A rural accident report states a farmer and his wife were struck by a passing train on the Northampon line. The wife was instantly killed while the husband sustained fatal injuries as the derailed rig obstructed the tracks. Investigators await details from Detroit Toledo and Ironton railway authorities.
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Springfeld
Northampon
Detroit
Toledo and
Ironton
Pere Marquette Hearing Opens in Detroit Probe
In Detroit on November 0 an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry began into Pere Marquette Railroad finances and management. Commissioner Hall oversees the investigation ordered by Congress to determine if the railroad and stockholders benefited favored financial interests and individuals. An unresolved resolution outlines allegations against Burneldaarnagement and the Pere Margerie.
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Pere Marugette
Detroit
Midh
Interstate Commerce Com
Tinkion
Pere Marquette Railroad
Hall
Congress
Tte
Pere Margerie
Heroic Zouave Saves Bridge In Belgian Action
War correspondents recount a heroic French zouave command at Der Grochter Bridge in Belgium. The barrage left many dead, yet the bridge was seized by French forces as Germans pressed forward. Readers hear of other grim scenes, brave acts, and the fog of war in scattered reports.
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London
War Office
der Grochter
Rewalns
Disninte
Phoen
Fred Vod
Why
Foxe
Bia
Bank Clerk Slays Three Bears Near Weaverville Cal
Bank clerk Van Young killed three bears including a cub and a mother near Weaverville California in a single day. He was walking with two dogs when the incident occurred. The cub fought back before dying. The tale is described as the most dramatic bear encounter local residents recall.
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Bank Gtork
Weaverville
Cal
van Young
A Christmas Wedding on the Canal Towpath
Jim Ruggles drives a mule on a canal boat line and falls for a homely girl he spots through a dockside window. A chalked exchange of Christmas messages leads to a Christmas Eve wedding officiated by a parson, with the old woman approving as they begin a life together aboard the canal.
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Jim Ruggles
Jim
Finn
Tila
Santa Claus
Tnt
Fin
Clive
Ny Rite
Bla Mule
Ila
Bla Lege
Tayi
Ghelataina Vida
Hylig
Christinan
Brile Goodby
Burning Mirrors In Antiquity And Modern Replicas
A Columbus Leader summary recounts ancient legends of Archimedes burning ships with mirrors and Ptolemy’s tower device, noting modern experiments by Kircher, Buffon, and others. It covers claims of heat, distances, and the spread of mirror technology, with debate over historic accuracy and later references by La Broquière and Abbat.
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Byricube
Archimedes
Vitalian
Willeys
Byzantium
Ptolemy
Alexandria
Descartes
Kircher
Syracuse
Bulfon
Waitare
Ole
China
Marcellus
la Hruequiere
Damascus
Ptolemy Euergetes
la Brocquiere
Abuleda
Egypt
Marseilles
Father Abbat
Emmett Campbell Ball
Cleveland
Burglars chloroform Pleasant town farmer home
Nov 30 Findlay reports burglars entered A Bhank’s home and chloroformed the entire family and even the dog. They ransacked the house and seized $90. Other items note Rome mission talk and Argonne fronts with ongoing German attacks.
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Argonne
Paris
Obituaries and cargo news from Martinsburg and Savannah
Martinsburg mourns Mrs. James Bebout and Mrs. Katherine Leonard, both dying at home after long illnesses. Bebout leaves two sons, Walter and Howard, with services at Martinsburg cemetery. Leonard's sons William and Lee reside in Girard, Pa, funeral at Leonard home then Forest cemetery. Alfred J. Lewis, Civil War veteran, dies in Sutter age 72. funeral at Butler. In Savannah, cotton shipments to Germany resume with steamer Carolyn to Bremen, followed by Greenbriar and Berwind cargoes, each around 6,000 bales under U.S. flag.
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James Bebout
Martinsburg
Walter
Howard
Mt. Vernon
N. W. Mill
Loudonville
Mansfield
Waters
Katherine A. Leonard
Katherine A Leonard
William
Wayne Township
Lee
Girard, Pa
Alfred J. Lewis
Sutter
Pike ‘Ownship
Joe Hooker
Butler
Savannah
Germany
Carolyn
Bremen
New Orleans
Greenbriar
Berwind
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