Mandamus suit against mayor follows council action
The city moves to compel Mayor Charles A. Miteltiti to sign bonds after a council-approved mandamus petition. City solicitor H L Roane noted pending court action, with Mayor Mitchell refusing to sign without council consent. Attorney Stilwell stated the city currently bears no obligation to sign and will act under court force if necessary.
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Mitchell
City Bollestor
Higby
Mivor Mitchell
Algehe Dalila
Lonthanen
Stilwell
Ynut
Sum
Vialeas
Local Man in Royal Flying Corps Visits His Mother
Mark Curtis Kinney of the Royal Flying Corps, on leave with his mother Mrs Abbie Kinney of Main Street, has seen 110 flights in three years. Kinney, a Vernon Wilson graduate with Kenyon College, tried to enlist in New Orleans and Canada after rejection for physical reasons. He trained in aviation in Canada and the United States, awaiting final stunt and possible overseas service. His distinctive foreign uniform includes a small aviation emblem on the side and the Sam Browne belt.
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Mark Curtis Kinney
Royal Flying Corps
Hove
Abbie Kinney
Mast High Street
Lion Kinnex
Vernon Waharhdol
Kenyon College
New
Canada
Hellish
Mies
United Shits Wind
Just Chee Nitty
Scout Girl Patrol
Swek
Kinney
Lieut
Kinner
Kent
Idowl Kinney
Tedet
Bastil
War Department
Mt Zion Social Notes From Jackson Township
In Mt Zion area notes, Cary Harte of Winding Park visited family. Olive Nichelle and Mrs Heh et Huon hosted guests. Viole Boughman called on Kila Nicholls. Velma Hagehter and Mark Mares with Lenox guests spent time with local residents. Dale Miller hosted at Vernon. Miss Gerth Tall's dinner plan noted.
Popham Made Sergeant in Battery Reported
Fletcher Pophaw listed as sergeant in Battery according to report received by his mother. The notice notes his promotion and provides limited details of the unit and timing.
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Popham
Fletcher Pophaw
Iortor
Wes
Football star in khaki linked to Maryland unit
Frank Jones, once a famed Mt. Vernon high school football halfback, is connected with U Co. 234 Engineers. Stationed at Camp Meade, Maryland, the unit, formed for road building, seeks experienced men. Plans aim to ship the company to France within days.
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Frank Jones
Mt. Vernon High School
Witty U Co
Camp Meare
Marylin
Roa
Plana
France
Officers Elected at Fredericktown Masons
The Thrall Lodge, No. 17H elects officers with AL Ma Le Barnes and K Ackerman among the top posts. J. WAR i, Darling, SDL. H. Wagner, J. De Ray McClellan serve as officers with Dr. J. V. Achernatt as treasurer and D. W. Goodell as secretary Teer J. C. Dagic listed among candidates.
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Fredericktown
Public invited to Elk Memorial vigil at Vine Theatre
The public is invited to attend the elk memorial services at Vine Theatre Sunday afternoon. Edwin G. Stowe of Mui lleth will be present. Joan Mahia led a tram arrest of Krank Perrine Saturday amid claims of threats over a past robbery.
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Elk Memorial
Slough
Hika
Vine Theatre
Celock
Edwin G. Stowe
Muilleth
Joan Mahia
Krank Perrine
Perrin
Mabin
Dalrymple Shifts to Mount Gilead Garage Work
Dalrymple relocates to Mount Gilead to start a garage business. He plans to train new trainees and enter the local automotive trade, signaling a move from previous duties to entrepreneurship in the area.
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Dalrymple
MT. Gilead
Frank Be. Dalim
Wisie Tm
Giland Sanday
Thy
Revolver Victim Improves After Accidental Shooting
Albert Hhisone, the man shot by an accidentally discharged revolver last Friday evening, is described as considerably better though in no danger. Doctors said the wound is not serious and he remains at the hospital, wearing his best clothes.
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Albert Hhisone
Brazil to Send Aviators to Aid Allied Forces
Rio de Janeiro Brazil announces 12 Brazilian naval aviators will depart soon for Europe to complete flight training in England. The move follows a British invitation as Brazil prepares its first contribution to the Allied war effort.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Des. I
England
Europe
Lecturer and educator dies at 69 in New York
A New York educator and lecturer died at age 69 in what appears to be a late-life illness. The obituary notes the individual’s long career in teaching and public service, highlighting contributions to local schools and community programs.
Penworking on big germs from abroad in Portuguese paper
The document describes a government order for blankets and efforts to slay rodents. It reports wartime actions and concerns about German influence, noting U S relations and a clampdown on a German company amid Allied tensions.
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Portugese
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Republic
New York
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Negdedi
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West Side Public Square
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