Death in cigar store from hemorrhage shocks town
Frederick Carnative Oborne, 40, a cigar maker, died in the C. W. Haine cigar store on South Main Street Friday morning. He collapsed while attempting to call for help after suffering hemorrhages in the lung. The scene showed blood on the floor, in a bucket, and near the telephone, where he tried to summon assistance before dying. He leaves a large family and is survived by his mother, wife, and several children.
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Frederick Carnative Oborne
C. W. Haine Cigar
South Main Street
Mr. Oberne
Central
Atore
Oborne
Haine
Bio Health
Haine Clmar
Annietesce
Burr Lytls
Works
Moyal Oak
Paulding County
Ohio
Forriefly
Bancaville
Francie
Edward
Fred
Mary
Kenney
Jerome
Decemede
Ax Brothers
Pita
Toledo
St Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
Knigtts
Columbos
Te Duneral Dervicen
Vin
Anointing Service at Saint Paul’s Church Monday Morning
Rev L W Mulbane will lead the anointing service at Saint Paul’s church Monday at 6 o’clock with interment to follow at Calvary cemetery.
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Eant de Paul's Church
Clork
L. W. Mulbane
Calvary Cemetery
Black horse stolen near Mansfield found at Tinkey farm
Hughes of near the county infirmary reported a seven year old black horse weighing 1050 pounds tied to a top buggy missing from the South Diamond street barn Wednesday evening. The rig was later recovered at the Tinkey farm near Lexington with the blanket over the dash and the horse rejoined by Hughes and Mr. Needham. No suspect description available.
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Mansfield News
Hughes
Wai
South Diamond Street
Tinkey
Lexington
Bellville
Jerry Needham
Chief Feeney
Mr. Hughes
Tinkey Farm
Mansfield
Horne
Quits Business Down at Utica
A business transfer occurred as W. B. Vance leased his hotel property including hotel cafe poolroom and bowling alley to Wm Carson of Newark for five years at 160 dollars monthly. Vance plans to move to his farm near St. Louisville.
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W. B. Vance
Wm. Carson
Newark
Mr. Vance
St. Louiaville
Attlea News-Herald
Salvation Army Captain thanks school for Christmas meal aid
Captain Bryant of the Salvation Army thanks the school superintendent teachers pupils and parents for Christmas dinner provisions. The effort fed about three hundred people including destitute families through winter. On Christmas Eve sixty well fed bankers were delivered to Mt Verfon homes and about one hundred children in the nearby room received a gift on Monday night.
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Bryant
Salvation Army Corps
Christman
Mt. Verfon
Fulta Hotel
Widow sues for damages over London air tragedy policy
The widow of Victor L. Mason filed a Supreme Court suit in New York seeking damages for his death in London on May 13. She claims a 16,000 policy issued by a London guarantee company via New York agents insured him and that the policy was invoked after the fatal air journey went wrong.
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New York
Supreme Court
Victor L. Mason
London
England
Mra. Mason
Guarantee Company of London
Maxon
Pavenger
Pleay Are
Millard Mclnjire
Col Lmbas
One way to keep Democrats in power says Speaker Clark
Washington dispatch quotes Speaker Champ Clark urging the party to deliver on pre election promises. He argues voters deserve honest, plain speech and a square deal, advocating tariff revision to raise revenue while lowering consumer costs. He criticizes high rates and calls for a competitive tariff aligned with Democratic aims and living costs. Mrs John Mullin visits Columbus, returning from a brief trip after a day in the capital.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Democratic Party
Clark
Ufe
Raton
Congress
Report of the Knox County Ohio Treasury Examination
Report of the Examination of the Treasury of Knox County Ohio to the Probate Judge of Knox County Ohio. Pursuant to appointment on the tenth day of December 1912 the books were examined to determine accuracy. The examination covered cash totals and balances as listed by the treasurer.
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Knox County
Ohio
Dave
Ars
Knox Co
Treasury
Knox
Vernon
Patrick A
Car leaps from bridge injures many on crowded streetcar
An Ohio river bridge accident in Omelawatl where a streetcar left the track crashing into a vacant lot after a four foot drop. Motorman John Rashford of Covington and conductor Orlay Clemmons of Newport were severely injured, likely fatally, with remaining passengers sustaining serious injuries. The car broke apart upon impact and was crushed.
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Omelawatl
Central Bridge
Ohio River
Ohio
John Rashford
Covington
Contreror
Orlay Clemmons
Newport
Imiana
City
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Federal Treasury
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the Home Building Association Co
Dadar Ohio
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