Firebug Krisch Confesses to Buckeye City Lumber Yard Fire
Henry Krisch, a Cleveland man also known as August Bierbaum, confessed in Knox county jail to setting the C. V. Banbury Planing mill and lumber yard fire in Buckeye City. He seeks to return to court for a fair deal and faces arson charges with potential commitment to Lima hospital if convicted.
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Krisch
Akron
Cleveland
Rosa Marquart
46Th Street
Chattanooga
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Danville
Ashbaugh
Barr
Krish
Lima
C. V. Banbury
Buckeye City
Henry Krisch
August Bierbaum
Jesse Baird
Newark
Mosholder
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Trains Restored on the Pennsylvania Route through Mt Vernon
Passenger trains No 704 and No 705 on the Pennsylvania line between Columbus and New Castle were halted last Wednesday due to coal shortages. They were restored today following an announcement by Agent G A Cheyney.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
New Castle
G. A. Cheyney
Tank accident closes Essex Glass plant for weeks
An tank failure at the Essex Glass factory on Monday caused molten glass to spill into pits, forcing a six to eight week shutdown and leaving about 75 workers unemployed. Official reports note Tank No 1 collapsed after a mishap in the dog house area.
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Essex Glass
Local Firms Receive Car of Coal in Mt Vernon
The Mt. Vernon Con and Tee Co received a carload of bituminous coal Monday morning. This is the first coal to arrive since the coal strike began. The Porter funeral held this afternoon at 1 from the residence of Mr and Mrs James Israel Hast Gam bier street. The remains were taken to Danville for interment in Workman cemetery.
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Mt. Vernon
Porter
Nannie Israel Porter
James Israel
Hast Gambier Street
Danville
Jacob Kramer Dies Suddenly at 66 in City Home
Jacob Kramer aged 66 died suddenly at his home on Greenwood Avenue at 2145 oclock Saturday afternoon. He is survived by his wife and three daughters, Len J. Morley of Akron, Mrs. P. E. Popejoy of this city, and Mex A. Crawford of Cananasta, and three sons Oxcar of Akron, W. W. of Wooster, and Martin of this city. Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Tuesday at the home with Rev. Arthur D. Mink officiating. Burial will be in Mound View cemetery.
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Jacob Kramer
Greenwood Avenue
Len J
Arthur D. Mink
Mound View Cemetery
Fredericktown Men Enlisted by Army Recruiting Squad
The following men were accepted at Fredericktown by the army recruiting squad on Saturday: Benjamin P. Davis, Ralph H. Athabaugh, Paul K. Griffith, H. C. Hall. The recruiting party will leave here tomorrow for Utica and then proceed to Newark. Sergeant Barlow will continue to visit this city on Thursday of each week, but will probably not be back before the first of the year. Revival Services under the leadership of Rev. DeVoe of Town will be held every evening this week at the Church of Christ in Millwood.
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Fredericktown
Benjamin P. Davis
Ralph H. Athabaugh
Paul K. Griffith
H. C. Hall
Utica
Newark
Barlow
DeVoe
Church of Christ
Millwood
Schools Dismissed On Account Of Cold
The Fourth ward school second, fifth and sixth grades the Davis building third and fourth grades and the Third ward third fifth seventh and eighth grades were dismissed all day Monday due to a fuel shortage. Youngstown industries received 700 cars of coal today.
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Fourth Ward
Davis
Third Ward
Monay
Youngstown
Buckeye Building & Loan Ad Encourages Saving
The notice asserts wealth comes from steady effort and compounding interest. It promotes opening an account with Buckeye State Building & Loan Co, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus Ohio, as a path to gradual wealth through regular savings and interest.
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Buckeye
Bulding & Loan Co
West Gay Stunibus
Ohio
Coke and coal supply notice from Mt. Vernon dealer
MT VERNON ICE DELIVERY CO advertises a car of domestic coke usable in place of soft coal for furnaces and stoves, and notes hard coal on hand. Also appears a probate notice appointing Twilight Curtis as administrator of Mary J. Cuurtis estate in Knox County, Ohio, with judge Philip J. Wilkins.
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State of
Ohio
Knox County
Twilight Curtis
Mt. Vernon
Mary J. Cuurtis
Philip J. Wilkins
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