Court of Appeals Reverses Lower Court in Note Case
The Court of Appeals reverses the Common Pleas ruling in the $1,000 note case involving Eva M. Sharp executrix and R. M. Greer receiver. The matter is remanded for a new trial with the plaintiff in error allowed costs. The dispute centers on payment obligations tied to F. & M. Bank directives and a director’s note. The decision signals upcoming action at the January term of the Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Greer
Pf, & M. Bank
Eva M., Sharp
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Ewer
Amen Irini
Court of Common Pleas
Eva M. Sharp
Warner J. Sharp
F. & M. Bank
Sharp
Executrix
Gaveris
John Nichole
Knox County
Emma Hanson
Simmons Faces Suspended Jail Sentence For Assault
Arthur Simmons was found guilty of assault in the court of common pleas. Judge Fulton imposed a three month jail term with costs, suspended on condition of good behavior. Simmons has 90 days to pay the costs and must remain law abiding thereafter.
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Arthur Simmons
Court of Common Pleas
Fulton
Simmons
YM C A NOTES Methodist Junior Team Beats Christians 18 0
The Methodist Episcopal Junior Basketball team of the Sunday school league defeated the Christians 18 to 0. Scoring included Grider Branyan Linderbaugh Walker McManus and others with several fouls called on both sides. Senior league scores show Presbyterians and Congregationalists with mixed results and detailed player tallies. Tonight’s schedule features junior leagues, holidays schedule, and a charity event in the gym.
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Methodist Episcopal
Christians
Methodists Christians
Schulte
Franyan
Price
Lybarger LF
Tanderbaugh
McLarnen
Walker McManus
Presbyterians Congregationalists
Wright
Tulloss
Mercury Town Records A Cold Morning Across County
Mercury area reports a severe cold snap with thermometers from 6 to 18 below zero. Central readings show 10 below at dawn, while Jeloway countywide notes 18 below and Martinsburg and Millwood around 8 below. Warmest towns Gambler Buckeye City and Centerburg reach 6 below.
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King
William G. Scribner
Jeloway
Fredericktown
Howard
Waterford
Wrink Haven
Biddensbury
Mt. Liberty
North Liberty
Lock
Brandon
Martinsburg
Tenville
Millwood
Gambler
Buckeye City
Centerburg
Cable Blew Out Roiling Cleveland Public Scare
Cable service failure in Cleveland caused widespread panic and thousands of dollars in property risk. An estimated 30,000 to 40,000 workers may be idle for days due to the main line breakdown. Nearby outages disrupted business within a mile radius of the facility.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Liminating Company
Mt Vernon Public Schools Plan Christmas Exercises
Mt Vernon public schools schedule Christmas entertainments for Friday December 18. The First Second and Third wards and Central building begin at 1 30 PM, while Davin building pupils perform Friday evening at 7 00 PM and Fourth ward events start at 7 00 PM. Limited seating for patrons due to precautions.
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Mt. Vernon
Centra
Davin
General Scott to use diplomacy at Naco to halt border firing
Washington dispatch reports Brigadier General High L. Sentinller and Lt Colonel Robert B. Michs depart for Naco Ariz to employ personal influence with warring factions to stop firing across the border. If talks fail the US will issue a defensive fire order from artillery and cavalry units while General Scott remains in a diplomatic role to press Gutierrez and Carranza for ceasefire. Gutierrez denies orders for recent executions and promises to publish a decree barring summary killings and ensuring court martial trials with defense counsel.
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High L. Senti Nller
United States Army
Naco
Ariz
Coronel Robert B. I. Mich
Biett
el Paso
Gutierrez
Carrange
United States
Scott
Bilas
Tvs
Arizona
Treaty With Nicaragua Gets Senate Favorable Report
Washington Dec 17 The foreign relations committee reports a favorable treaty with Nicaragua It limits the 33 million to Nicaragua and requires that country fulfill obligations to American citizen claimants The pact grants the US exclusive right to a ship canal across Nicaragua and a naval base at Fonseca Bay free of taxes with a 4 million dollar consideration Secretary Hagan has pushed the treaty before the committee
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Nicaragua
Repubic
United States
Fonseca Bay
Hrgan
Livestock and Grain Market Roundup Chicago and Cities
Chicago and other markets on December 17 report cattle and hog prices with steers, cows, heifers, calves, and mixed lots. Receipts include cattle, sheep, and lambs. price ranges show heavy, mixed, and prime categories across East Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati zones.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Butte
Tor
Cincinnati
Knox County Court Orders Library Room For Law Library
Judge Felton rules the Knox County Law Library Association mandamus case, declaring the county must provide a library room in the courthouse. Appeal bond set at 100 dollars. In a separate incident, Ernest Carnes, 22, survived near asphyxiation from gas after a morning discovery by William Weaver and his mother at 105 East Front Street, aided by a physician and a hypodermic, with hopes for recovery. Carnes, a Curtis House employee, had recently moved to the city and worked in the culinary department.
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Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Felton
Knox County Law Library Association
Commissioners
Atmeter
Fulton
Curtis
Ernest Carnes
Harry Weaver
East Front Street
Carnes
William Weaver
Dr. 8
BE. Deeley
Banner
Weavers
Curtis, House
Mrs George Murray Dies Suddenly at South Vernon
Mrs George Murray died suddenly at her home in South Vernon on Wednesday evening at about 10 o clock. The 72 year old woman was the mother of Mrs George Hinkle of Millersburg Albert of Orrville and Wilam of Mt Vernon She is survived by her husband and children The funeral will be held Saturday morning in Millersburg where she formerly lived with interment at Millersburg.
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George Murray
South Vernon
Welock
Murray
George Hinkle
Millersburg
Albert
Orrvillé
Wilam
Mt. Vernon
Murtey
Widow Warned Him of danger Before Fatal Bed Fire
Mrs Weaver had long warned about the peril of staying in bed with a magazine in hand. On Wadnee day evening he dozed, neglected to turn out the light or open the window, and a fire broke out. Mrs Weaver and her son found the blaze Thursday morning, narrowly averted tragedy by minutes.
Shooting Affray at Roller Rink Involving Kime and Willis
Napoleon o bee reports 17 Glen Kime, who with his father runs a local roller skating rink, bound over to the grand jury on a charge of shooting with intent to wound Wee Jey Willis after Willis struck him following an order to leave the rink. One shot entered Willie’s unknown details.
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Aroon
McArthur
Dee
Mia
Charles Stewart
Eagle Township
Sidney Testers
Napoleon
Bee
Glen Kime
Aloteon
Wee Jey Willis
Willis
Kime
Willie
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