Final Summons Prominent City Citizen Bogardus Dies
William P. Bogardus prominent Mt. Vernon hardware merchant died suddenly at 401 North Gay Street Sunday night at 11. He served as bank director, telephone company director, and Insurance vice president. A Civil War veteran, he held church and civic roles and leaves seven children. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 from his home with Rev. Shields officiating.
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Wiliam P. Bogardus
Vernon
North
Gay Street
Bogardus
Bogardun
Mt.Vernon
New Knox National Bank
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vérnon
United States
Ex. Prése Co
Bogardax & Co
Elizabeth B. Sperry
Frank L. Beam
W. T. Bisch
Fairmont
W. Va
Evert Bogardus
Walter B. Anderson
Washington
Jared Sperry Bogardus
Thoman L. Bogardus
Russell A. Bogardus
Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Old Soldier Slain by War Veteran in Morristown
Morristown N J December 37 county prosecutor authorities are investigating the murder of Civil War veteran Doc Lewis at his home near Hibernia. Walter Hed dy 27, a former service man, confessed to the crime and the stolen pension money was found buried at a location he indicated. In a separate item Berlin reports Germany's army strength reduced to 100000 under the Spa agreement with the Allies.
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Morristown
N. J
Doc
Wil
Harding to Confer With Leaders on Domestic Problems
Senator Harding shifts from foreign policy to domestic issues and plans conferences this week with senate and house leaders. He will travel to Florida next week to rest and hold talks until March 4, the day of his inauguration. Hays will visit Marion to discuss cabinet selections and Harding's resignation and successor appointment for his unexpired term.
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Associated
Bannery Marion
Harding
Senate
House
Morida
Wil Hf. Hays
Marion
Harry L. Davis
Clash Over The Tariff Bill In Senate Session
In Washington on December 27 Associated Press reports a clash between Republican and Democratic leaders over the house tariff bill. Senator Hitchcock charged the bill aims to erect tariff barriers and not raise revenue, urging delay and broader consideration. Republican leaders denied embargo aims and pledged full discussion next month.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Finance Committee
McCumber
Smout
Utah
Technical School Proposed for Oberlin College
Oberlin plans a $400000 technical school to house 750 men, to be added to Oberlin College in coming years. President Wenry Churchill King spoke in chapel outlining the project, noting Oberlin’s location between iron and coal districts suits practical industrial training and management needs. He cited ore from Lakes Superior and Michigan and coal from Pennsylvania and Ohio, with Lake Erie district as a key point for the two elements of steel. He mentioned potential harbor improvements along the Makerfront and ties to Lorain Toledo and Cleveland harbors being developed.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Wenry Churchill King
Oborin
King
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Lake Erie
Makerfront
Lorain
Toledo
Cleveland Alpane
Uswoy
Wayorilger Not Candidate for Reelection
Mt Vern mayor Ned Iger, in his first term, announced to The Banner that he will not seek reelection when his term ends January 1 1922. He said he plans to serve until his successor is elected and sworn in, denying rumors of resignation.
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Ned W.iiger
Mt. Vern
Lem
Iger
Tiger
McGannon Brothers to Testify in Noted Murder Trial
In Cleveland two doctor brothers of Judge William H. McGannon will take the stand for the defense to challenge state witness Miss Mary H. Neeley who testified she saw the fatal shot. Dr J F McGannon will claim Neeley could not have witnessed the tragedy from two blocks away. Dr A C McGannon will say he saw the judge blocks from the scene about 12 30. The shot was fired at 12 87 and Margaret Doyle first testified the judge rode an eastbound street car after midnight on the shooting morning.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
Mary H. Neeley
J. F. McGannon
Miss Neeley
Hamilton Avenue
Ninth Street
A. C. McGannon
Kagy
Margaret Doyle
Love Affair and Murder in Brooklyn Beauty Shop
Two Brooklyn women were found shot to death in their shop The Little Beauty Parlor Their business partner a nurse Anna Donegan lay with a pistol in hand Edna Hague 26 a widow was found at the door Investigations suggest a marital proposal to Hague prompted the fatal dispute and possible dissolution of the venture
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Associated Press
Banner
New York
Brooklyn
Anna Donegan
Mia
Edna Hague
Boy killed in Brooklyn bomb blast at Sterling Place
A bomb exploded in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon after boys found it at Sterling Place and Rogers Avenue. One boy was killed and several others were injured. police say the explosion occurred soon after they picked up the device.
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Associated. Prous
The
Banner
New York
Sterling Place
Rogers Avenue
Brooklyn
Noted Gun Man Choto Death Shocks East Side
New York city reports the death of Monk, an infamous East Side gangster, shot late Christmas night while returning home. Five bullets struck him, one in the abdomen, as he attempted to fire back. His fall ends a feared era as followers and rivals faced a hush across the streets. He had been a controversial community figure.
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New York
Monk Eastman
West
Hils
East Side
Monk
Gifts To Ohio Historical Society Highlight Meeting
Five significant presentations were made to the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society at its annual Columbus gathering. Items include a Camp Sherman relics display, a $47,124 Cox trust fund for WWI memorial expansion, a private Ohioans library, a Miamisburg mound with park land, and John Brown relics plus a Merimac cannon cane from Civil War ties. The treasures are in place for public viewing.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Campbell
Camp Sherman
James M. Cox
Camp
Ohio
John Brown
Mra
T. B. Alexander
Putda Bay
John G. Deshler
William G. Deshler
Salmon Pf. Chase
United States
Woman 115 Years Is Seriously Burned
Mrs. Sarah Quinn, who says she is 115 years old, was nearly asphyxiated in her Chicago home yesterday. Believed to have blown out the fuse and sparked the blaze, she was revived and insisted on leaving the hospital to do the dishes.
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Chicago
Sarah Quinn
An Howe
Disposition of Ward Will Suit in New York City
Dr Freeman Ford Ward, formerly of Mt Vernon, was named in late Margaret C Cole’s will. Mrs Ella L Riley opposed the will claiming undue influence but withdrew from the contest as relatives narrow the case in Surrogate's court.
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New ‘York
Baturdsy
New York City
Freeman F. Ward
Mt. Vernon
Margaret C. Cole
William Washington Cole
Freeman Ford Ward
Ella L. Riley
Ward
Proposed Soldiers' Bonus Bill To Cost Taxpayers Big Sum
Washington reports that the soldiers' bonus bill would cost about 2.8 billion dollars, says Secretary Houston before the senate finance committee. He notes the bill adds tax burdens and that cost depends on the four optional aid plans and varied soldier choices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Houston
Senate
Treasury
Cincinnati coach denounces Ohio Conference football schedule
University of Cincinnati coach Boyd Chambers condemned the Ohio Conference schedule making at Columbus. He said top teams avoid strong opponents, leaving Southern Ohio ignored while Northern colleges group dates among themselves. Chambers cited Miami and St. Xavier as sharing concerns as Cincinnati secured only four conference dates.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Boyd Chambers
University of Cincinnati Today
Columbus
Chambers
Gem Littin
Miami
Joe Meyer
St. Xavier's College
James K Butler Called by Death
James Knox Butler died at his home at 200 North Cottage Street at 545 p m Saturday from heart disease after over two years illness. He lived much of his life in Mt Vernon was a potter by trade born in New Castle Ohio aged 75. He was a Civil War veteran member of Company C 32nd CV and a longtime G A R member of Mt Vernon. The G A R had charge of the funeral at 230 p m Monday He is survived by his wife and several children including Mrs Ids Hardesty Bladensburg Md Mrs Mae Chase Warren Ohio Byron Butler Brinkhaven Forrest Butler Mt Vernon Mrs Sylvia Purdy Mt Vernon and one brother Frank Butler Coopersdale Ohio. He was previously constable of Clinton township and was a poet of some fame writing patriotic verses.
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James Knox Butler
North Cottage Street
Mr. Butler
Mt. Vernon
New Castle
Ohio
Buller
G. AR
Co. C
C. V
G. A.R
Ids .Hardesty
Bladensburg
Mae Chase
Warren, C
Byron Butler
Brink Haven
Forrest Butler
Sylvia Purdy
Frank Butler
Coopersdale
Butler
Clinton Township
Cold Wave Warnings Reach Ohio Valley and East
Weather bureau issued cold wave warnings for the Ohio valley Tennessee and east gulf states predicting much colder air to move east of the Mississippi within 36 hours except New England Snow likely tonight in the Great Lakes upper Ohio valley and north Atlantic states with continued cold through Tuesday while some areas may see fair weather.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
East Gulf States
New England
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Uniontown Fire Ties Arson Ring to Fourth Blaze
Fire gutted a Uniontown business building causing about 150000 dollars in damage. Owner William Pamtelos was briefly arrested then released. State police and fire marshals monitored crowds amid fears of a Fayette arson ring responsible for the spate of blazes.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Uniontown
Fayette
William Pam ‘Telos
Fall of Fiume Nears as Italian Regulars Close In
Italian regulars approach Fiume edge near DAnnunzio stronghold as forces advance from Flume triangle. Casualties reported on DAnnunzios side. aviation field at Grobnies captured. In Chicago, Dresel Commercial & Savings Bank fails to open. Judge Carpenter petitions bankruptcy. Chicago Trust Co. named receiver.
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Associated Press
Trieste
D'Annunzio
Fiume
Cavigila
D'Annunsio
Udine
Maly
Cagiglig
Regula
Gabriela d’Annunzio
Caviglia
Lby
Chicago
Dresel Commercial & Savings Bank
Andrew Dressel
Carpenter
Federal District Court
Chicago Trust Co
Three Wounded in Dublin Disturbances
Three people were wounded in disturbances in Dublin on December 87 as two civilians and a soldier sustained injuries during the unrest.
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Dublin
Christa@isa
Mercantile Bank of New York to open Hamburg branch
The Mercantile Bank of New York has bought a Hamburg building and will open a branch there mid January. It will also represent Guaranty Trust Co of New York. National City Bank of New York plans to hire staff for a Hamburg branch opening mid next year.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Germany
Mercantile Bank of New York
Guarantye Trust Co
New York
National City Bank of New York
Brother Succeeds Bailey in Putnam County Court
Gov. Cox has appointed D. M. Bailey of Ottawa common pleas judge to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge John P. Ballop. Bailey will serve until May 1971 when Eastman, current judge, must stand for re-election.
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Associated Pree
Ottawa
Cox Baw
D. M. Bailey
Common Pleas
Putnam Ogamery
John P. Ballop
Eastman
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Toma, Bogardus
Mount Vernon
Berlin
Hays
WH. P. Bogardus
Wayorilger
McGannon
Choto
Ng W. Ilaer
DR. Ward
James K. Butler
G. A. R. Man
D’annunzio
Brother
Bailey
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