Rule of Reason in Prohibition Fines Courts Debate
The article discusses the Sherman act and the rule of reason as applied by the federal Supreme Court. It notes a trend toward excessive fines in prohibition cases and cites the Ohio Court of Appeals limiting a $1,000 fine on a bootlegger. The piece argues fines must be enforceable and not unduly harsh, considering the offender's means.
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Jus Hee White
Federal Supreme Court
Elnce
Court of Appeals
Columbus Distriet
Piqua
Release of prisoners under heavy fines sparks county debate
Officials note that many fined 21,000 dollars in recent cases cannot pay, keeping them imprisoned and burdening the county. A motion suggests applying appellate court rulings and the rule of reason to future trials to relieve unjust detention and expense.
State's Farmer to Address Chamber of Commerce
At the Chamber of Commerce luncheon next Wednesday January 24 C C McIntire Columbus state agriculturalist will address members. He oversees farms maintained by the state for otte Institutions and recently visited Mr Vernon when Secretary of State Harvey C Smith spoke to the chamber. The dinner will be served by a ladies committee chaired by Mrs Tate from the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
C. C. McIntire
Columbus
McIntire
Vernon
Harvey C. Smith
Uidress
Birst
Smith
Mra. Tate Fevir la
Congregaonal
Bakers Discuss Brand Bread Law At Ohio Convention
George H. Jones attended the Ohio Association of the Bakery Industry convention in Columbia. Bakers debated enforcing the Brand bread law, effective since September, aimed at sanitary standards, licensing of bakeries, honest weight and advertising, and prohibiting tobacco in bakeries. Director L. J. Taber praised the law as progressive and beneficial to consumers and honest bakers.
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George H. Jones
Columbia
Ohio Association of the Boklaw Industry
Frand
Champaign County
L. J. Taber
Department of Agriculture
Hell
Hilling
Taber
Farmers Exchange reports 120000 annual business with steady profit
At the Mt. Vernon Farmers' Exchange annual meeting about 250 stockholders heard routine reports showing a year’s business totaling 120000 with a net profit. No dividends were declared to keep profits in the treasury. Directors reelected J. C. George, Charles Lima, and O. V. Punches. officers to be elected Feb. 6. In Fredericktown the annual meeting elected Hy S. Garber, J. L. Wagner, F. A. Boner, and L. H. Wagner to the board, with Wagner filling the unexpired term of W. Penn. Directors to elect officers next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Farmers’ Exchange
American Legion
What National
J. C. George
Charles Lima
O. V. Punches
Fredericktown
Fredericktown Farmers Exchange
Hy S. Garber
Bellville
J. L. Wagner
F. A. Boner
L. H. Wagner
Tt. Wagner
W. Penn
Stockholders to Hold Annual Meeting at Chamber Rooms
The stockholders of Mt. Ver non Foundry and Engineering company will hold their annual meeting Monday January 10 at 8 p m in chamber of commerce rooms. A board of directors will be elected and other business transacted.
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Mt. Vernon Foundry and Engineering Company
Chamber of Commerce
Arm Amputated After Oil Field Accident Near Gambier
Harley Damon of Medina, a contracting oil well driller, had his right arm mangled when caught in an engine shaft seven miles east of Gambier. A burlap snag pulled into the machine as he tried to clear it and the engine drew in his limb. He was brought to Mercy hospital in Mt. Vernon for amputation and surgery by Dr. James J. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Damon
Medina
T Damon
Mt. Vernon
Mercy Hospital
James J. Lee
Damon
Gambler
Exaggerated Gas Shutoffs Reported in Mt Vernon
Red Cross officials debunk rumors of widespread gas shutoffs claiming only one family had service cut in December. Miss Patterson investigated at Ohio Fuel Supply Co and urged reporting real needs to Red Cross for prompt aid.
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Red Cross
Mt. Vernon
Patterson
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Indicted man released after jail term ends
Alonzo Corneling, indicted on petit larceny, pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge Blur to 80 days in the county jail. He completed his sentence Thursday afternoon and was released. Sheriff Lyte said Cornelius left Thursday evening for Cleveland, his former home, where he said a job awaited him.
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Alonzo Corneling
Petit Larceeny
Nod
Blur
Verve
Svan
Sherif Lyte
Cornelius
Cleveland
Literary Contest at Danville Ohio
Danville Ohio hosts a Thursday evening literary contest at Greer Hill. The Philomatheans beat the Atheneans 15 to 7 in oratory and writing events. Prizes awarded include first and second in oratory to Miss Troynette Lower and Miss Corota Rice, first in short story to Miss Elizabeth Sapp, and reading honors to Miss Joy Works and Miss Fern Staats.
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Danvillas
Greer Hill
Philomatheans
Atheneans
Pirst
Misa
Troynette
Mabel Greer
Mise Laulee Smith- Hialer
Mise Joy
Wyn
Misa Fern Staats
Happy Valley social notices mix in stray names
Mr and Mrs Virgil Scott and son spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dewde and Mrs Archie Peuler and daughter Lelw. William West of Edgewood and Floyd Paige helped cut logs for Metzkar Hrox and found a hive with honey. Attendees at Khon exer church nearby include Weir of Mt Vernon and William Bell of Bilge wood farm. A gypsy camp near Gratam woods last Tuesday night did work.
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Virgil Scott
Dewde
Archie Peuler
Lelw
Ve McDonald
Mevere
William West
Edgewoods
Floyd Paige
Metzkar
Khonexer
the Weir
Mt. Vernons
William Bell
Bilge Wood
Clarence Dowds
GO Paige
Gratam Woods
Happ Hearing Extended Again for Rich Hill Man
The case of William Happ from Rich Hill on a Crabbolay violation was continued a second time by Mayor Kelgley. The defense requested the delay and the court granted it, with the new hearing set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. The exact month and date are unclear from the fragment.
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Happ
William Happ
Rich Hill
Kelgley
Wes
Gambier Hi May Enter Tourney
Gambier high school basketball likely to participate in the Delaware tournament along with Mt. Vernon and other state teams. Gambier has been undefeated this season and officials announced the possible entry ahead of the event.
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Gambier
Gambier High School
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon mayor announces policy of non interference on Sunday pictures
In Mt Vernon on May Day weekend Mayor Keigley stated a policy of non interference with Sunday moving picture exhibitions. He noted the Congregational church has shown religious films and ministers oppose opening theatres, while individuals can still file charges. The plan allows religious showings with free will offerings and no admission, but preserves citizen action rights.
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Mt. Vernon
Keigiey
Samuel Hantman
Kelgley
Congregational Church
Keigley
Moving Picture Theatre
Mary of
Miss Anna Bennett Dies at Infirmary
Miss Anna Bennett, aged 75, died at the county infirmary in Range this morning. The remains were brought to MacCormick chapel on South Main Street for the arrival of relatives.
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Anna Bennett
County Infirmary
Range
MacCormick Chapel
South Main Street
Mt Vernon Art Club Holds Annual Meeting
Members gathered Friday evening at the Chamber of Commerce for the Mt Vernon Art Club annual meeting with strong attendance. The casual smoker format allowed reports on past year work and plans for the coming year. Board directors elected were A.M. Woolson, Ki L. Belden, C.K. Ferrell, Haley Lemasters and Fred Suras. Officers to be named by the board at a later meeting.
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Mt. Vernon Art. Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dirctors
Local social notes and visits in Mt Vernon area
Mrs Carl Stinemates spends days in Mt Vernon with relatives. Mr and Mrs W D Stoughton return to Newark after a brief stay with Ralph Rho. J and Ralph Moreland and Mesere visit Mt Vernon on Monday. Edward Hawkins and Bert Hawkins visit Mr Veron Tuesday. Francis Hawkins visits near Branson Thursday. B J Shipley and William Shutty bound for Newark Wednesday. Community hall social and supper draws 144 guests for a revival reception. Rev Stewart of Delaware attends Monday night services. Golden Gossip club to meet Thursday Jan 26 with Mrs Helen Shuif. A daughter born Friday night to Mr and Mrs Clarence Saunders. Orle and Charles Bird back from Columbus Tuesday. Homer Lesser recovering from grip. Mary Trout returns home after visiting daughter May White near Howard.
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Carl Stinemates
Mt. Vernon
W. D. Stoughton
Newark
Ralph Rho
Ralph Moreland
Edward Hawkins
Bert Hawkins
Veron
Francis Hawkins
Frank Hunter
Branson
Mesera
B. J. Shipley
William Shut
Stewart
Delaware
Golden Gossip Club
Helen Shuif
Clarence Saunders
Messrs
Orle
Charlea Bird
Columbus
Homer Lesser
Mary Trout
May White
Howard
Local Social Notes From Mt Zion And Surrounding Areas
Mr Manuel Blunt spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Clark Schooler Mrs Evaline Harris and daughter Nellie spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Hannah Wolfe of Bladenburg Mr Alles Schooler has returned home after tew days with friends at Newark Mr Lake Larason of Newark spent Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Clark Schooler Mr Leo Donahue spent ten days in week with his sister Mrs Clyde Thompson of Martinsburg Mrs Adie Schooler and daughter Miss Ware spent Sunday with Mrs Hannah Wolfe of Bladenburg Mr Clinton Shaw of Danville was calling on friends in this vicinity last Sunday Miss Olive Calgin of Bisdenesburg is Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Dorothy Jemany
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Evaline Harris
Nellie
Hannah Wolfe
Bladensburg
Alles Schooler
Friands
Newark
Lake Larason
Clark
Farmers to Hold Public Meeting in Knox County
A public meeting of stockholders from Knox county farmers exchanges will be held at the Lincoln-McKinley club rooms in Mt Verdon Friday morning January 27 at 10. H W Robinson of the Union Co operative Elevator Co Cleveland will speak on Co operative Buying Selling and Marketing of Grain. Managers stockholders and directors are urged to attend as the speaker has an important message. The Mt Vernon Farmers Exchange sponsors the meeting.
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Knox County
Lincoln-McKinley Club
Mt. Verdon
H. W. Robinson
Union Co-operative Elevator Co
Cleveland
Robinson
Welsh word welkin used in modern English phrase the welkin rings
A note on the term welkin as a sky or clouds word from Anglo Saxon roots. It discusses Middle English spelling welkas and the Old English wolcan, with a claim about a possible but unproven link to ivelkin and wealean meaning to roll.
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Ivelkin
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