Mt Vernon council weighs Mt Vernon Light and Power franchise
The Mt Vernon city council debated a proposed franchise for the Mt. Vernon Light and Power Co. urging caution as machinery options threaten delays. Citizens' Association members pressed for slower action while the ordinance committee asked for more study and delayed a final vote to Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dever
Mt. Vernon
Rachelmacher
Stebbins
F. W. Owen
H. C. Devin
Citizens’ Association of
Citizens’ Associaton
Mls
Court house notes inform probate and deeds filed
Executors William M and Edwin F Hamilton file a second and final accounting showing receipts and disbursements of 11400. A marriage license issued for Robert H Goins engineer and Harriet Bimpoon housekeeper both of Mr Vernon. Deeds filed include Blubaugh to Kemp for lots in Danville and Phillips to Ly Darger for 160 acres in Wayne. Elizabeth Weber to Lovina Kelly for Norton's southern addition Mt Vernon. A president remarks on 1787 ordinance and a girl's prospects after college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M
Edwin F. Hamilton
William Hamilton
Robert H. Goins
Harriet Bimpoon
Vernon
J. M. Tate
Joseph F. Blubaugh
A. B. Kemp
Blubaugh
Kaylor
Danville
Thomas
Phillips
George
Ly- Darger
Wayne
Elizabeth Weber
Lovina Kelly
Norton
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Fuel Stockholders Await Pittsburgh Board Meeting
Ohio Fuel Localien and other stockholders watched Pittsburg reports saying the board of directors would meet Friday afternoon to finalize details of acquiring a large gas property. The meeting did not occur yesterday. investors expect an announcement after the meeting. Stock rose to around four dollars a share in anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Localien
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Pittsburg
Mnal
Columbus Journal
Marriage Licenses Listed In Newport Kentucky
Marriage licenses listed in Newport include Carl F. Hulse 22 and Biffle McKinstry, both of Mt. Vernon. The city directory shows no notes of this, but it is believed both bride and groom reside in Western Knox county near Centerburg.
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Newport
Kentucky
Carl F. Hulse
Biffle McKinstry
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Centerburg
Barking Dog Causes Driver to Fall Near Pleasant Township
Mr. Frank Berger of Pleasant township was injured when a dog darted from the roadside and barked at his horse, causing the vehicle to turn and throw him to the ground. He suffered head and shoulder bruises and a severe facial cut. Dr. James F. Lee attended him.
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Frank Berger
Pleasant Township
Berger
Mr. Berger
James F. Lee
Yorke-Herbert Trio at Hiawatha Park July 4 Show
Audiences will witness a versatile vaudeville program by the Yorke Herbert Trio at Hiawatha Park Theatre on July 4. The English acts include acrobatic stunts, eccentric dancing, singing, truck wheel riding, instrumentals, and comedy. Two new reels of moving pictures accompany the evening lineup. Prices range from 10 to 30 cents. matinee pricing is 10 and 20 cents.
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Yorke-Herbert
Hiawatha Park Theatre
Coay
Salvation Army Picnic Plans July 4 Dinner
The Salvation Army announces an annual picnic and dinner on Sunday July 4 at Ball's Grove north of the city on Fredericktown road. Free transportation will be provided for Sunday school children. Citizens are urged to donate to help fund the army team.
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Salvation Army
Ball's Grove
Fredericktown Road
Births in Pleasant Township and West High Street
A son was born Tuesday evening to Mr and Mrs Frank Berger of Pleasant township and a son was born Wednesday noon to Mr and Mrs Ralph Waring of West High Street. The text notes an auto enthusiast wearing a leather cap.
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Frank Berger
Pleasant Township
Ralph Waring
West High Street
Joy Ride Theft Damages Car Hood Lights Incurred
Dr. Singrey reports his Buick stolen from a garage on Wednesday night. The front hood was smashed and front lights broken, about fifty dollars in damage. Authorities seek the responsible party and plan prosecution. Meanwhile JW Brawner suffered a severe eye injury at work when a metal belt drove into his face. Dr N R Eastman provided care. eye sight expected to be impaired.
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F. L. Bingrey
Singry
Lingrey
Brawner
White
de. N. R. Eastman
Boy who never saw a ball game set free in court
Trenton New Jersey June 90 The troubles of a boy who had never seen a baseball game are heavy enough You may go Thus did Police Justice Harris dispose of Louis Soden a sixteen year old boy arrested today for stealing a ride on a trolley car Where were you going when the police caught you he was asked Why I was coming from the base ball fold I never seen a baseball game and I tried to get in but they wouldn't let me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton N. J
Harris
Louis Soden
Queen Suffers Relapse From Appendicitis in Bucharest
June 20. Queen Elizabeth of Roumania Carmen Sylva has been ill with appendicitis for several days. She suffered a relapse today, and doctors say there is little hope of saving her life.
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Bucharest
Eilzabeth of
Roumania
Carmen Sylva
Kidnappers Tell Of Son Murder In New York Call
Dr Mariano Beloca received a phone warning that his three year old son Michael, held for $8000 ransom after a two week kidnapping, had been murdered. He believed the caller was one of the kidnappers and that the threat was true. Mrs Beloca fainted on learning of the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mariano Beloca
Michael
Judge Swayne Resigns From State Arbitration Board
In Columbus June 30 Judge Swayne of Toledo offered his resignation from the state board of arbitration. Governor Harmon likely to accept it and delay his vacation until the dispute over the board is settled. The governor probably stays in Columbus beyond Sunday.
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Columbus
Swayne
Toledo
State Board of Arbitraion
Harmon
State Board of Arbitration
Two Killed in Auto Crash Near Fostoria
This morning near Fostoria, Milton Stonyburner a furniture dealer and undertaker and Amon McConnell a casket manufacturer were injured when Stonyburner's car left the road and crashed into a ditch. Ralph Beltler a hardware dealer Reverend W Farstley pastor of the Presbyterian church were killed.
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Upper Sandusky
Ralph Beltler
W. Farstley
The
Presbyterian Church
Milton Stonyburner
Amon McConnell
Stonyburner
Fostoria
Destruction of Danville Area Barn by Fire
A barn on farmer Fremont Banbury’s north of Danville farm burned Wednesday afternoon. The blaze started around four o’clock, fire teams arrived too late to save the structure, which contained loose grain. No livestock were inside and the cause remains unknown. The loss was insured.
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Fremont Banbury
Danville
Blaze in New York Destroys Waterfront Sites and Horses
A morning fire in New York along the Harlem river damaged waterfront blocks, burned warehouses and a poultry storehouse, and killed 20 horses. The blaze drew about 200000 observers and caused less than 1100000 in losses, with costs shared among about 20 fraternities.
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New York
Harlem
Balletinia
The Battle in the Air at Atlantic City Mif Wing War Game
Military and naval authorities monitor July 4 maneuvers at Atlantic City where three American aircraft will duel a $5,000,000 battleship. Photographic sighting devices judge hits as planes drop bombs loaded with land. If bombs strike, it would curb naval spending and boost government aerial work.
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Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Uncle Sam
Jesson
Obituary of James Robinson and Joseph Byle Wingour
The notice reports the obsequies for Joseph Byle Wingour at St Vincent de Pauls Catholic church with interment at Calvary cemetery. It also records the death of James Robinson age sixty five after several days illness from neuralgia of the heart, survived by his wife three sons Scott Walter and John three daughters Mrs Elmer Pawcett Mrs Edward Tish and Mrs Charles Lepley one brother John Robinson of Danville and sister Mrs Lewis Day of Killbuck. funeral arrangements pending.
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the Boyle
Joseph Byle Wingeour
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
L. W. Mullane
Calvary Countery
James Robinson
Howard
Devennod
Scott
Walter
John
Mra
Elmer Pawcett
Edward Tish
Charles Lepley
John Robinson
Danville
Lewis Day
Killbuck
Sperry Parrish wed in Cleveland at six oclock
Earl Sperry of Mt. Vernon married Miss Carrie Parrish of Buckeye City in Cleveland Tuesday evening at 6. The bride’s family, well known nationwide, includes a Knox county teacher. the groom is a prosperous farmer. After a brief visit to Cleveland, Niagara, and Buffalo, the couple will live on the groom’s farm one mile west of Mt Vernon.
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Earl Sperry
Mt. Vernon
Carrie Parrish
Buckeye City
Cleveland
Ev. Chas. Gallimore
Broon
Knox County
Danville Buckeye
Niagara
Buffalo
Vernon
Surprise party honors Mrs Spearman of Danville
A group of fifteen of Mrs Clarence Spearman’s Danville friends surprised her at her home on Wednesday evening. The evening included games and music with light refreshments. Mrs Spearman, formerly Miss Zella Hauger, received a silver knives and forks set as a gift before the guests departed late with best wishes.
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Clarence Spearman
Danville
Mra. Spearman
Zella Hauger
Lorde
Lodge Elections in Chapter No 113 American Insurance Union
Officers elected include Past President Charles Boyle President Edward Alsbaugh and Vice President Walter Jones. Chaplain Emma Stephey Editor George D Stephen Marshal Sarah Headington Custodian Ethel Bateman Warder Swagert Argus Louis Mawer Cashier Little Beck Recording Secretary Myre Gere Treasurer Mia Clara Nye Manist Mrs Kaufman Trustee Thomas EB Auskings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Insurance Union
The
Charles Boyle
Edward Alsbaugh
Walter Jones
Mra
Emma Stephey
George D. Stephen
Sarah Headington
Ethel Bateman
Swagert
Argus
Louis Mawer
The Cost Of The Novel And Paper Books
The piece argues reading material in England is fed by a publisher selling popular novels at shillings, with overseas copies bound by copyright laws to print in the U S. American price stays around 50 cents to a dollar. It notes high costs from publishers and opera-like competition for popular writers. It suggests paper-covered novels could be profitable at about 75 cents, reflecting on book costs and lending after reading. The text references U S prices and cost structure and ends with a line about banner want ads.
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Chicago Tribune
England
Back to the Old Place
A reflective piece on choosing a summer retreat, weighing plans against fate. The couple vacillates between exploring new locations and returning to the familiar seaside spot, seeking comfort, memory, and simple pleasures in a familiar locale. They ultimately decide to return to the old, beloved place.
New Wonder of the Heart Explores Blood Pressure
London hospital student suspended by heels reveals the heart’s ability to regulate blood pressure despite gravity. Professor Leonard Hill notes the heart adapts to posture, keeping head and heart vessels norm, while leg pressure drops. Experiments on rabbits show exercise maintains this automatic regulation.
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London Hospital
Leonard Hill
London Correspondence
New York Sun
Librarians Gather for Annual Conference in Michigan
The American Library Association convenes in Machinac Inland Michigan with prominent librarians from the United States and Canada. The sessions run through July 6, and the Bibliographical Society of America meets in conjunction with the library association event.
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Machinac Inland
Mich
American Library Association
United States
Canada
The
Bibliographical Society of America
Brary Association
Murdered Sailor Found Near Toledo Salvage Co Yard
Tolato Ohio June 30 Jarred Mélry 11 of Cleveland a union sailor found dead morning in the weeds behind the Toledo salvage Co police report he was murdered with a club five sailors under arrest The Prince of Wales article discusses royal titles and succession noting the Duke of Cornwall is the eldest son of the king and Prince of Wales title follows birth and accession details from historical grants The Brook lyn Bugle notes are included.
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Tolato
Jarred Mélry
Cleveland
Union
Weeda
Toledo Salvage Co
Prince OF Wales
Duke of Cornwall
England
Canterbury
Wales
Bohemia
Crecy
Principality of Wales
Duchy of Cornwall
Hugiadd
Walea
Cornwall
Engine
Brooklyn
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W. F. Allen Druggist
South Main Street
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