Coroner Rules Middleton Death Natural Causes
Coroner Ben Kart concluded the post mortem on Whitefield Middleton found dead at 66 East Town Street Columbus that death arose from natural causes likely heart trouble. Police held his wife on suspicion after discovering $800 in his possession with under $200 found on his person. Middleton, a former Mt Liberty postmaster and carpenter, is survived by son Otto of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ben Kart
Whitefield Middleton
East Town Street
Mt Vernon
Middleton
Middicson
Wes Figh Street
Buzzard
C.D. Witton
West Chestnut Street
Wilton
Buzeard
Anna Merriman
South Vernon
Trip
Himelf
Colimbwe
Vie
Mt. Liberty
Cleveland
Fom
Otto
Toledo
Cincinnati
Dee
R. H. Vanderberg
Market National Bank
Advantages of depositing with Buckeye State Building & Loan
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company offers safety and five percent interest with cash convertibility. Interest checks are mailed to customers periodically, pleasing patrons who spread the word. The company has loaned 12,300,000 on mortgages for homes and calls itself the safest mortgage lender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building & Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gaye Street
Columbus
Ohio Happening a World Court Movement
Akron reports the first public notice that John Wesley Til, head of the world court movement, has become chancellor of Lincoln Memorial University at Cumberland Gap Tennessee and has resigned as general secretary of the world court. Trustees plan a Lincoln birthday celebration February 10 to 12 at Cumberland Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
John Wesley Til
World Court Movement
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
World Court
United States
Prohibition Referendum Debate in Senate Washington
Washington December 1 Congress faces a narrow window for action before adjournment with focus on prohibition for the District of Columbia. Amendments include referendum provisions and Smoot’s substitute. leaders expect disposal by Friday, delays possible if filibuster arises. House aims to pass the third appropriation bill before Christmas recess, while district and diplomatic appropriations move forward. President Wilson plans Christmas in Washington with family. other items touch national budget and suffrage resolution.
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District of Columbia
Senate
Smoot
Washington
House
Tns
Clark
Congress
Kitchin
Monetary Committee
Webb
Carlin
Virginia
Wave and Means
White House
Wibor
Offoe
Pass Christian
Mins
Hot Springs
Vipeinla
Bavarian War Laments As Families Suffer Heavy Losses
The report notes widespread German wartime fatalities with many families losing multiple sons. It highlights Mrs Groef of Eat enfeld who lost five sons, two crippled, and two remaining in Roumania. Hartmann family of Leiterbers sees five dead, one wounded, two alive. Obermunmmiach schoolmaster Wilhelm Kien sends eight sons to front with all unhurt though decorated for bravery.
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Munich
Davaria
Mra. Groef
Roumania
Hondereen
Hondereen, In Hesenhorpind
Hartmann
Leiterbers
Statin
Trannera
Nap
Obermunmmiach
Wilhelm Kien
Alfhouwgie
Ludwig
Winter Session Of Ohio Bar Association In Columbus
The mid winter session of the Ohio State Bar Association convenes Wednesday and Thursday with delegates from about thirty county bar groups. President King of Sandusky will welcome, Curtis McBride will lecture on government by judiciary, with Halthill and Wilson discussing. Attorney General Turner speaks on statute law changes, dinner toastmaster McKeehan, and remarks by Chief Justice Nichols and others. Thursday features Bullitt of Louisville on life insurance assets and a reception for delegates wives.
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Sohimbus
Ohio State Bar Association
Hw. B. King
Sandusky
T. J. Keating
Columbus
Curtis G. McBride
Mansfeld
James W. Halthill
Lima
John F. Wilson
E. C. Turner
Ohio
Thomas H. Hoggett
Cleveland
Nomer H. McKeehan
Nichols
Supreme Court
Brown
Dayton
Charles B. Wilby
Cincinnati
Paul
Martin
Springfield
William Marshal
Bullitt
Louisville
Mutual Life Imeurance Company
Live Stock And Grain Prices From East Buffalo Market
The East Buffalo market reports bids and prices for cattle, sheep, lambs, hogs, and mixed lots. Notable figures include hogs at various dollar ranges, cows and calves near eight to ten dollars, and sheep and lambs quoted with miscellaneous lots and trades. Traders, shippers, and buyers aligned on December activity in regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Pew
Mteers
Holfern
Reivelie
Mingen
Adamson Bill Divides Railroads and Unions in Talks
Rumors say railroads and unions plan to repeal the Adamson Act and seek constitutional review, while Rep Adamson vows to oppose repeal and favors arbitration. A compromise aimed at avoiding further legislation and addressing threatened strikes is expected, with discussions noting public interest and potential investigations.
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Washington
Railroad
Adamson
Wilson
Congress
Railronda
Brotherhood
Labor
Congressional
Supreme Court
Housen
Alan
Labora
Hey
Jender
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sons of
Vina
Newark
J. W. Hillard
Turk Country
Ohio Lone of Veterans
Willis
J. ©. McCoy Post
Memorial Hall
J. W. O'Neill
Soldiers Claims
W. 8. Matthews
Grand Army of
Xenia
Karl Harner
Ada Bradley
Kautzman
Worth Instan H. Kautzman
Elier
J. Bryant
Mansfield
Paw Inegrubb
Clyde Brokaw
Akram
Gallipolis
Jamen Towter
Ranpenter
Maron
Patlow
New York
Hormd
Harneaat
New Jersey
Ohio Bar Association
Chicago
Tive
Ainers
Ptockers
Fred Awe
Helfere
Noicha
Santa Wethers
Abe
Font Cleveland
Dew
Heivloe
Pons
Apsp
Limate
Wethern
Dambe
Pittsburgh
Cottie
Tkapio
Gor
Hetlere
Vets
Tihs
London
Marcus L. Urann
Bt. Michaels
Azores
Lloyds
St. Michaela
Nelson Morrin
He Toard
Morriy & Company
Aime
Bas
Lawler
Pharmacy Public
Hart Schaltner & Mare
Knox County
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