OLAIN AT STEUBENVILLE PROBE FOLLOWING DRY AGENTS MURDER
Prohibition officers announce an immediate push against liquor dealers in Jefferson county after the midnight slaying of Charles Dixie Blinn, a leader of eight dry agents. Blinn was found with three bullet wounds in an alley here, his revolver missing and his pocketbook nearby. Police suspect the killing occurred during a raiding excursion at a resort and note the blood pool was not present.
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Enllee
Jefferson County
Charles Dixie Buinn
Bunn
Third Ward Leads in Sale of Christmas Seals Mt Vernon
The Third Ward tops Mt Vernon in Christmas seal sales totaling 135457, per Miss Bessie Devin, organizer. The report lists top sellers by grade across wards including James Israel, Ralph Raymond, Bertha Knecht, Nellie Mackenzie, Hugh Wayt, and Mary Allenbure, among others. Cincinnati report notes a Democratic patronage committee visiting.
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Mt Vernon
Bessie Devin
James Israel
Charles Banning
Ralph Raymond
George Booker
Bertha Knecht
Mary Allenbure
Nellie Mackenzie
Hugh Wayt
Mary L. Zeisloft
Kay Walker
Ruth Barnett
Ralph Houck
Margaret McCormick
Marjory Bishop
Erade
Kirk Taylor
Wighth
Russell Vasbinder
Floyd Bumpus
Mary Burke
Olly VanNostrand
Pourth crade—Minah VanNostrand
erade—Noberta Black
Curtis Cotton
Ronald Warning
Lurdetta West
Elmwood
Lamer Sowers
Richard Wynkoop
Miss Elizabeth Moore 75 Claimed by Death
Miss Elizabeth Mary Moore aged 75 died this morning at 7 at her North Sandusky street home after months of illness. She was born in Richland county, daughter of William Moore, sister of the late Frank Moore and A. B. Moore, with one surviving brother Riley Moore of North Sandusky Street. Nieces and nephews survive. Funeral at the late home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. E. J. Cleeland officiating. Burial in Mound View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mary Moore
North Sandusky Street
William Moore
Richland County
Frank Moore
A. B. Moore
Riley Moore
North Sandusky’ Street
J. Cleeland Offic
Mound View Cemetery
Chamber Session Omitted As Members Attend Rest
The Chamber of Commerce will not hold its usual meeting tomorrow. The next session is set for Wednesday January 3. The good roads committee hoped Senator elect Dill of Washington would speak, but he asked to be excused due to fatigue from his campaign.
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Chamber of Commerce
Good Roads Committee
Elect Dill
Washington
Fredericktown
Mt Vernon
Line Chamber
Dill
Bowling showdown at the YMCA alleys boosts industrial league tension
Bowling is set for Wednesday evening at the YMCA alleys. The Chevrolets and Bridge Works teams contend for top honors. A Bridge Works defeat of the Chevrolets in all three games would tie them with Coopera for first place, forcing a postseason game if needed.
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Chevrolets
Bridge Works
Coopera
Vacation League I In Full Swing Opening Weekend
The Junior Cadet Vacation League opened at the YMCA gym with Cadet and Junior sections. Cadets saw Cats beat Rats 5 to 4, and Dogs defeat Mice 6 to 4. In Juniors Carp topped Turtles 5 to 3 while Sharks edged Whales 10 to 9. Cats beat Dogs 7 to 3 in the second round.
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Seaon
Cats
Rats
Cat
Hanny- Rats
Ramsey
Dogs
Mice
Babbs
Mich
Magill
Carp
Turtles
Park
Turtle
Gaylord
Sharks
Whales
Shark
Blair
Whale
Lazear
The
Freeman Dies in Toledo Ohio
Mrs J W Freeman of South Jackson Street received word of the death of T O Freeman at 5 o'clock Monday evening at his Toledo home. Mrs J F Tudor and Miss Dorothy Tudor will travel to Toledo Wednesday to attend the funeral.
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J. W. Freeman
South Jackson Street
T. O. Freeman
Toledo
J. F. Tudor
Misa Dorothy ‘Tudor
Mrs Becker Dies at Fredericktown in Ohio
Catherine Berger, 86, died at 3 45 pm Monday at her daughter Mrs John Lewis home in Fredericktown due to age related illnesses. Survived by daughters Mrs Lewis and Mrs Stewart and sons A P Berger James Jacob William Van Koller and others. Funeral set for 1 pm tomorrow at the Lewis residence.
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Fredericktown
Catherine Berger
John Lewis
Lewis
A. P. Berger
Petersburg
James
A. M. Stewart
Mansfield
Jacob
William Ax Mert
van Koller
North Liberty
Walker Reappointed as 1st Deputy Sheriff
Sheriff B H Lytle filed a $5000 bond with county commissioners to begin a second term. The bond was signed by W S Kerr and Thomas B Taugher. Lytle announced that he reappointed Deputy Sheriff Oliver M Walker for another two years.
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W. S. Kerr
Thomas’b. Taugher
Sherif Lytle
Depty
Oliver M. Walker
Vernon Woman Wins Prize From Gas Association
Natural Gas Association of Ohio offers three yearly prizes for saving ideas using tools or reports called Wrinkies. The second prize of this year went to Mrs. A C Hancock of Mount Vernon Ohio, who received a $1000 check. Ohio Fuel Supply Company matched the prize with a $10 check to Mrs Hancock.
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Natural Gas Association of Amset
A. C. Hancock
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Christmas Bowling Stirs Game Devotees at Barre Alley
Rivalry between Wills Willand Workers and Barre's Best Bowlers sparks a Christmas day crowd. Workers win two of three games amid mixed reports. key players include Bowman Lynn Williams Smoke Lamson and others. High scores feature Mugger and Fuzz with 211.
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Barre
Wills Willand
Bowman
Lynn
Williams
Smoke
Jess Lamson
Betsey
Hayman
Jim
Santa Claus
Burkey
Columbus
Davis
Perryville Wander
Mugger
Fuzz
Onder
High School Grads Edge Mt Vernon In Tight Opener
The opening game of the season saw the revolut high school team edge Mt Vernon 25 to 21 in a close, hard fought tilt. Coach Newman’s squad, while still learning, showed brisk passing, quick pivots, and a short. guard driven offense as they battled the scholastic champs in a spirited showcase of local hoops.
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Pred Hayes
Revolut High School
Weater
Newman
Mt Vernon High
Weeing
Ohio
Ilinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
Rockford
Sutton
Yankton
Delaware
Tae
Recu
Lars
Kentucky Blue Devils
Wright
Duke
Newmans
W. G. Harris Takes Oath of Office as Prosecuting Attorney
Walter G. Harris was sworn in as Prosecuting Attorney with Pass M. Ashbaugh retiring after two terms. Harris will assume duties Monday, bringing insider knowledge from Ashbaugh’s administration to guide unfinished contracts and ongoing cases. The article also notes the Denison student status of a former captain and a hockey team lineup with adjustments for the new season.
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Walter G. Harris
M. Ashbaugh
Harris
Ashbaugh
Walter . Harris
Knox County
Corn Stolen at Dev ald Colopy Farm in Pike Township
Sheri Lytie responded to a report at the Dev ald Colopy farm in Pike township on Monday about several bundles of corn stolen. A young man was taken into custody, allegedly admitted to the act, and later paid for the corn. Colopy refused to file an affidavit against the suspect.
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Sheri
Lytie
Devald Colopy
Pike Township
Mr. Colopy
Mas
Information on Robert Simmons Sought by Mansfield Police
Mansfield Chief Parker seeks information on Robert Simmons and his father. A message asked that Simmons be found and brought to his father amid unclear references. No man was located and no details emerged. residents are urged to contact Chief Parker if they have information.
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Poles Parker
Manfieid
Simmons
Sud
Parker
Chief Parker
Borah Amendment Faces Vote In International Conference Context
Unclear draft discusses a Borah amendment linked to an international economic disarmament conference. The proposal may amend the maritime appropriations bill due tomorrow. Administration leaders including President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes are weighing positions. Senator LaFollette reportedly opposes the amendment.
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Reputlicen' m
Hardice
Harhes
Laxize
Liquor Fatal in New York Police Report
A dry alcohol related death reported in New York attributes the fatalities to police actions. Autopsies conducted by authorities confirm the cause of death as linked to beverage consumption.
Holiday trade in Mt Vernon merchants optimistic after brisk season
Merchants in Mt Vernon report a strong Christmas shopping period ending after two weeks of brisk sales. Despite inconsistencies, most retailers say trade was better than recent years with many items selling strongly and customers largely satisfied.
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Mt Vermox
Bandardf
Berk & Rat
Casmal Comverssties
Wermem
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