Fredericktown Area Holiday Visitors and Guests
Local Fredericktown area residents hosted and visited relatives during the holidays. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Torry of Mont Bel G visited Freder icktown, Rev. and Mrs. Noble received a surprise Presbyterian shower, and many others from Mansfield, Columbus, Mt. Vernon, Newark, and surrounding towns spent time with local families. Multiple travels to and from Columbus, Mt. Vernon, and Amity were noted along with university absences and homecomings.
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Samuel Rhivide
Charles Penick
Atles
Goents
A. W. Penweek
Ball
Cleveland
H. D. Tavenner
Harry Tavenner
Tilla, O
Lyle Torry
Mont- Bell G
Fredericktown
LL. Winhor
Mansfield
Fredericktown Heude
Ralph Struble
D. L. Wells
Pitteburg
Frank Moore
Mt. Vernon
B Wilaus
Columbus
Hie
C. R. Leedy
Mary Brombeck
Delaware
D. M. Drumback
George Miller
Mra. Laws
Bird
Howard
Tifa, U
Harry Fox
Mize Syloria Hastman
Denison University
W. C. Edwarda
Newark
Amity
Hiatby
Jay Montgomery Vist
Gatter
Kramer
Butler
George Glosser
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Clara Glosser
Edward Vance
Springheld
W. K. Dise
Elmer Studer
Jesuio Strong
Athens
Wilbur Strong
R. R. Merger Declared Illegal by Court
Dec 31 The United Columbus court ruled the merger of Hocking Valley with Ohio Central and Kansas City Michigan railroads and Sunday Creek coal interests illegal and must be dissolved. Several minor issues remain for court decision.
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United ‘Columbus
Coult Court
Hocking Valley
Ohio Central
Kansawie & Michigan
Sunday Creek
Lege Amd
Ge Court
Sorry end to ride J Weiluton
Fragmentary OCR text describes a jealous wife and her young daughter allegedly boarding a train with the husband, with garbled phrasing and unclear details about the incident and people involved.
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J Weiluton
Yarioy
E L Cornelius Sergeant at Arms of the Senate
E L Cornelius served as the Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate, a key official responsible for security protocol and ceremonial duties within the chamber. The role oversees security, administrative support, and liaison tasks during sessions and official events.
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Arme
United States Senate
Moving pictures aid relief at Mansillon State hospital
Supt. H. C. Kymin plans bedside moving pictures for bedridden patients at Mansillon State hospital to divert attention from illness. Able-bodied patients will view weekly shows in McKinley hall. Supt. Eyman obtained a baby kinetoscope weighing sixteen pounds, powered by an electric light socket, funded by employer contributions.
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Mansillon
Moving Picture
H. C. Kymin
Mansillon State Hospital
McKinley Ball
Eyman
Natch Supt
Kyman
Lifesavers Fail To Reach Stranded Barges
A tugboat named Mattaret left New York towing three barges and became distressed off the New Jersey coast. Lifesavers from Tatham and Avalon stations battled heavy seas but could not reach the stranded vessels, and their efforts were unsuccessful.
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Washington
New York
New Jersey
United States Iewaving Service
Tatham
Avalon
Mediation by Powers Pressured in Ottoman Peace Talks
London reports show Turkey pushing a mediation plan as its delegates seek an amicable exit from the war. Allies demand written proposals and an ultimatum to be drafted at the next session, while Turkey hopes mediation will yield concessions without European dictate.
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London
Turkey
Rechad Pasha
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Europe
Balkan
Michigan Lawmakers Brace for Eventful Lansing Session
Michigan legislators gather in Lansing as the biennial session opens. Governor-elect Woodbridge N Ferris expected to present a decisive inaugural message. Ex-governor Chase Osborn to issue a firewell address urging reforms. Key topics include workers compensation, taxation, conservation, and primary and election law amendments. Senator William Alden Smith’s re-election seems assured by the Republican primary and November results.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Sesson
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Chasey
Osborn
United States
William Alden Smith
World's Biggest Office Building Planned for Equitable Site
New York on December 31 plans have been filed for a 37 story structure to rise on the Equitable site where a fire destroyed the previous building last year. The $14 million project will cover a full city block and include two arcades on the ground floor and 46 public passenger elevators.
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Equitabe
New York
Equitable
Treasury warns on United States Treasury Col Mining Co
Washington December 31 the treasury department issued a statement warning investors that the United States Treasury Col Mining Company sending literature from Cottage is not connected with the federal government The company is said to own a mine at Teil side Cole and its prospects have reached the treasury department Chicago business man
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States Treasury Col Mining Company
Cottago
Teilside
Cole
Chicago
Rewards for Old Employes at Sears, Roebuck and Co
Chicago reports total profit sharing distributions reaching several hundred thousand dollars for the year ending today. Every five-year employee receives 1 percent of annual pay, with bonuses paid on the Atkth anniversary and subsequent anniversaries. About 2,000 workers benefited in the first year, with projections toward half a million dollars annually in two to three years. New York event notes a 24th annual NY Poultry and Pigeon show opening at Madison Square Garden featuring nearly 10,000 entries across many varieties and species.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Company
New York
New York Poultry and Pigeon Association
Madison Square Garden
Apples Sold At 10 Cents Each By Housewives League
New York reports a public market under the Queensboro Bridge selling fancy apples at 10 cents each, with Housewives' League directing sales this week. The low price aims to reduce costs for buyers, contrasting higher stand prices elsewhere.
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New York
Tel
Stevenson grandson fatally shoots Ruth Merwin at home
Bloomington Minnesota December 31 Aifal Stevenson grandson of former Vice President Stevenson accidentally shot and killed Ruth Merwin VI at the Stevenson homestead.
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Bloomington
Aifal Stevenson
Stevenson
Ruth Merwin
Cox Probe Begins In Cincinnati Trust Case
In Cincinnati on December 31 a special grand jury opened the probe into the Cincinnati Trust company led by president George B. Cox. County prosecutor and state assistant attorney general were barred from the jury room except when summoned by jurors.
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Cincinnati, O
Cincinnati Trust Company
George B. Cox
Whalen Declared Insane in Probate Court Commitment
Fred Whalen, 26, was found insane in probate court after examination by alienists. He believed the Lord told him Billy Sunday was in Columbus and that he was in continual spiritual communication with the evangelist, leading to his commitment to the state hospital.
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Columbus
Fred Whalen
State Hospital
Whalen
Billy Sunday
Senate Jobs Are Taken Senate Jobs Are Taken
Columbus Ohio December 31 Recommendations to be made to senate Democrats by the patronage committee are known. They will be approved by the Senate Democratic canne Saturday according to prediction. Edward Behweitzer of Delaware county will be named for first assistant sergeant at arms. Another Sweltzer Edward N of Stark county, who was a candidate for sergeants arms, will be given cloak room attendant. James Mitchell of Ottawa county to be recommended for second assistant sergeant at arms. John F Cunningham of Dayton gets his old job as postmaster.
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Columbus
Senate
Bogus five dollar note sparks treasury alarm
Washington reports the treasury seized a counterfeit dollar sliver certificate described as the most dangerous since the Monroe head note. Experts deem it genuine only to the eye, printed on two papers, with flaws visible to a currency expert under glass. Herman Moran of the secret service denounces it as counterfeit.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Post
Treasury
Herman Moran
United States Secret Service
Secret Service
Rovassion
Chicago to Greet 1913 with Revel
Chicago church and hotel leaders plan a New Year Eve celebration with a liberal infusion of wine to revive a riotous tradition. Hotels and restaurants report full reservations and crowds expected to spend on downtown venues. Estimates place spending at at least half a million dollars as revelers anticipate a festive night from darkness to dawn.
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Chicago
Darknes
Dawn
Indicted Jefferson County Candidates Move to Quash
Jefferson County prosecutors elect Brerbenville Ohio December 31 Judge Mansfield a state representative candidate indicted under the corrupt practices act petitions to quash the indictment claiming unconstitutionality. W C Brown the prosecuting elect indicted with others seeks mandamus to challenge the elections board delaying his certificate.
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Jefferson County
Ofice
Brerbenville
J. A. Mansfield
W. C. Brown
Board of Elections
Lamue
Eines
New Year's Day at the White House in Washington
President Taft and Mia Taft return from Panama and anticipate a grand New Year’s reception at the White House. The event, the last of its kind in Taft’s administration, runs from 11 a.m. to late afternoon with a reception for Washington dignitaries beginning at 2 p.m.
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White House
Washington
D. C
Panama
Taft
Three Drugists Fined After Nationwide Raid in Cincinnati
Three pharmacists in Cincinnati faced heavy fines after pleading guilty in the United States District Court to selling and distributing Mega medical articles. Alfred Vogeler of Cincinnati and J Fehnlt of Springfield were fined $7100 and costs, while Oliver Beard of Dayton received a $260 fine and costs.
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Cincinnati. O
Alefred Vogeler
Cincionath
J. Fehnlt
Springheld
Oliver Beard
Dayton
Deafness Cured By No Local Treatment
Fragment discusses deafness as caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucus, asserting only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. Mentions a product or remedy and asserts most cases stem from catarrh damaging hearing if inflammation remains.
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Cammot
Cale
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American Pross Association
Massilon
Michigan Lawmaker
Gold Mining CO
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Boston Red Sox
Helder George Walsh
Pall River
Speaker
Lewin
Hooper
Henrihden
Wilsh Borlorn
Aye
Lf.v
Mt. V
Curtis
Wesy
OC. C. Crider
Gambier and Mulberry Sts
Citizens
W. C. Rockwell Farm Land Company
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
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