Automobile and buggy crash on East Gambler Street
A Sunday evening collision on East Gambler Street near Ridgeley Street involved a buggy drawn by two horses and an automobile. One horse was killed, the other badly injured. both occupants of the buggy, Mr and Mrs Fletcher of South Vernon, were not seriously hurt. Driver James Neibarger said he hugged the south curb and swerved left to avoid the crash. the horses bolted, one struck a tree, the buggy demolished, and Mrs Fletcher suffered a painful arm bruise.
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East Gambler Street
Ridgely Street
Sylvester Fletcher
South Vernon
James Neibarger
Gambier Street
Neibarger
Fletcher
Mrs. Fletcher
Finn
Smieddel
Lt Fal
Mars
Pred Taylor
McArthur Street
Pen & Porch
Horse Collision Injures Rider and Animals in Street
A passerby narrowly escaped harm as two horses bolted into the roadway near McArthur street. One horse died after being shot to end its suffering, while the other mare endured severe injuries to the head and heart area. Dr. Limbaugh treated the animals, with unclear cause of the initial crash.
Economy by the Buckeye State Building and Loan Co
The ad highlights diligence linking economy to success with a Solomon-inspired line. It promotes savings at the Rankin Building Columbus company, noting deposits earn four to five percent interest. Assets listed as six million eight hundred thousand dollars. invites writing or calling for booklets.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West
Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
King Solomon
Death Comes Suddenly to Dr Hunter of Columbus
Dr Ham Hunter of Columbus, brother of Representative N H Hunter of Buckeye City, was found dead in his office Sunday morning by his stepdaughter Esthier Schneider. He was 52, in poor health, and likely died of heart trouble after staying in his office overnight. Surviving: his wife, one sister Mrs Charles Biggs of Danville, and three brothers Osborn Hunter, N H Hunter, and Ross Hunter, all of Buckeye City.
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Ham Hunter
Columbus
N. H. Hunter
Buckeye City
Esthier Schneider
Hunter
Charles Biggs
Danville
Osborn Hunter
Ross Hunter
Unclaimed Mail Notice From Mt Vernon Post Office
Unclaimed letters listed as advertised December 1 1913 include Eddy Mary H Edmunds M Pumgardner Miss Lydia Gottshall D Fy Henry Mrs Ethel Jenkins Miss Dorothy Joel Insane Lickert I Ry Mitchell Onear Ohhar Herbert Siebert T C Buileer Lou Stephenson Mra Tl M Vanderback Misa Anna 8 G Dowds P M
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P. O
Mt. Vernon
Eddy
Mary H. Edmunds
M. Pumgardner
Lydia. Gottshall
D. Fy. Henry
Ethel. Jenkins
Dorothy
Joel
Insane
Lickert
Ry Mitchell
Onear
Ohhar
Herbert
Siebert
T. C. Bu
Ankle Breakage After Saturday Evening Accident
Mrs. Talitha Van Rhoden of West Gambler Street sustained a broken ankle Saturday evening crossing a wooden culvert near the Orthenberger home on the Delaware road west of the city. She slipped and twisted her ankle. one bone broke. She was moved Sunday morning to her son O. D. Layman's home on Rigewood Avenue in Miller’s ambulance. Men and women enjoy equal political rights in Toeland.
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Talitha van Rhoden
Weat Gambler Street
Orthenberger
Delaware Road
O. D. Layman
Rigewood Avenue
Miller's Ambudance
Divorces and county budget clash in Knox county
Carrie Welker files for divorce from George Welker citing cruelty and neglect including hunger to the extent of begging from neighbors. She seeks custody of Owen and Sarr with a temporary restraining order in place. The story also notes Knox county officials’ allowances for deputies and clerks, listing amounts requested and approved for several county offices. A separate money action, Waight and Moore representing plaintiff Q B Johnson, seeks 1200 on a promissory note dated April 1910. The criminal court convenes with Obiove Jay Hincong indicted for assault. Property transfers are listed, including several deeds in Monroe and Mt Vernon Clinton areas.
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Carrie Welker
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
George Welker
Holmes County
G. M. Rice
Wilkins
Probate Court
Owen & Sarr
Q. B. Johnson
Common Pleas Court
D. A. Upham
Waight & Moore
William Morningstar Paralyzed From Second Stroke at Home
Millwood Ohio Sunday evening William Morningstar suffered a cerebral stroke at his home south of town and is in critical condition. This marks a second stroke in a few weeks. J Hartley Manners is writing an original play on the drug habit titled Wroeelaae.
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Millwood
Ohio
William Morningstar
J. Hartley Manners
Parley Wedding and Society Notices in Mount Vernon
Marriage of Underwood and Mina Parley officiated by Justice George Harter at his office at 10 30 Monday. Dinner entertainments include Harper Woods and many guests from Howard Newark Hunts. Engagement announced by Florence Veatch for Dr H M Brundage of Columbus. Ohio State U alumni reunion details in Knox County and OSU day festivities with speeches and officers elected.
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Harper Woods
George Colgin
Howard
Mire
L. J. Colgin
Oladyn
Newark
Winfield Colkin
Marotd and
Olie
Hunts
Florence Veatch
Miss Veatch
Hust Vine Street
H. M. Brundage
Columbus
Mins O'Daniels
Emma 0 Daniels
Granville
Agey
Cleveland
Minnie Hayes
Danville
TD. W. Hawkins
Orrville
Ellie Veatch
Brundage
Ohio Medical University
Starling Ohio
Cohmbus
Ohio
J. J. Cooons
RL. Barnes
Bast Trod Street
Ohio State University
Iormer
Knox County Association
K. of
College Yell
Immediely
New Books at 25c Each at Arnold Store Mt Vernon
Book list announces new titles for boys and girls including The Pony Riders The Sub Marnine Boys The Motor Boys The Motor Cycle Chums The Boy Scouts Tom Swift The Automobile Girls The Outdoor Girls and Grace Harlow Series. Customers urged to visit Arnold Store Mt Vernon for bargain priced volumes.
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Pony Riders
Sub-Marine Boys
Motor Boys
Motor Cycle Chums
The
Boy Scouts
Tom Swift
Automobile Girls
Grace Harlow
No White House Levee On Jan 1
President Wilson suspends the traditional New Year reception at the White House for the first time in a century, citing the need for rest and a brief out of town trip. The measure follows prior presidents’ similar stoppages during crises or family losses and keeps diplomats invited to a separate breakfast.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
McKinley
Cleveland
Thomas F. Bayard
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Howe
Nnd
Bryan
Witson
Canal Zone
Wilsonlum
Panama
Medicine to Supplant Knits Prediction by Dr Murphy
Dr John B. Murphy of Chicago declares at the congress of clinical surgeons that maternal medicine will replace surgery for the next twenty five years. He spoke after being elected president of the organization.
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John B. Murphy
Chicago
Congress of Clinical Surgeons
Many Fancy Goods Featured In Wide Market Display
A broad assortment of items fills the display including china, silverware, cut glass, brass goods, dinnerware, glassware, pictures, aluminum ware, Caloris bottles, smoking sets, comb and brush sets, toilet sets, manicure and shaving sets, traveling sets, clocks, jewelry and numerous other articles.
The electric train copy stuns town crowd
A locally displayed replica of an New York City electric train captivates residents as the talk of the town. The exact reproduction draws curiosity from passersby and sparks interest in transit history exhibits.
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East Crambler Street
MNE
Lafest
Europe
United States
Knox County Savings Bank
Dr. Hunter of
Knox Co
Toeland
Temple of Justice
Knox County Court House
Rush
Woolfson
Bell
Hewie
Prente
Hays
Riley
Criminal Courte Criminal Court
Common Pleas
Obiove
Jay Hincong
John Nixon
Frank Hardesty
Monroe
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Martha J. Young
Elty
J. F. McCormick
Luli M. Norton
Mt Vernon
Clinton
Ociety 7 News
Plorence Fishburn
Laura Johnson
Grace Sensibaugh
Dennison
Dover
Margaret Anglin
Antony and Cleopatra
Sloane
Arnold Store
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