Forgeries In Workmen's Comp Scheme Tied to Arrested Lipscomb
Authorities report a forgery case connected to the Workmen's Compensation Act involving Lipscomb, who was arrested in Newark. Investigators say the suspect also operated in Knox County, procuring signatures as part of the scheme.
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Knox County
Marked Handwriting Similarity Tied to Knox County Forgeries
A report details arrest of Ralph E. Lipecomb in Newark for forging names on a referendum petition about workers compensation. Knox County petitions show marked handwriting similarity, with investigations planned to publish names to expose forgeries and determine citizen authenticity across several Ohio counties.
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Knox County
Fraudulent Petitions Is The Advice Of Hogan
Ohio attorney general Hogan argues that petitions for a referendum lack genuine signatures and should be discarded by Secretary Graves if any circulators were involved in fraud. Governor Cox appointed Howen to head the referendum probe as the state reviews petition validity and legality of the ballot item.
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Columbus
Graves
Caid
Generel’ Hogan
Howen
Cinocinnati
Sud
Cox
Atate
Hogan
House orders investigation on Mulhall papers probe
A unanimous vote in the House authorizes an inquiry into Mulhall charges and lobby influence on Congress. The move tests tensions with the Senate committee holding the Mulhall papers, as lawmakers seek origins of the probe into the United States Steel affair and other recent investigations. The Speaker appoints a mixed committee to oversee the inquiry.
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Renate
Mulhall
Congress
Willie
Washington
House
Martin Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Committee
Senator Overmad
Senate Committee On Inquiry
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley
Kentucky
Forco
Senate
David Lamar
Stool Trust
Henry B. Martin
Anti-Trust League of America
Clark
Garrett
Tennessee
Cline
Russell
Missouri
Roddenberry
Georgia
Mamocrata
Brafford
Wisconsin
Willis
Ohio
Nolan
California
Bull Moose
Mt Vernon Council Approves Norton Street Sewer Plan
A recessed Mt Vernon council meeting with all members present except Dubinecky saw the penal committee report favoring the Norton street sewer. The body suspended rules to read and pass ordinances on Norton street sewer plans and the sewage disposal plant, and directed notice to property owners before adjournment for three weeks.
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Dubinecky
Lever
Gorgan
Norton Street
Ud Wat
Mt. Vernon
Successful Applicants At The June Examination Boxwell Patterson
The June examination list shows numerous successful applicants across elementary one and two year programs, with names including Louise Cassall Ethel Crouch Fannie DeVoe and many others. The May exam awarded two year certificates to Eli Bigge while changes announce two day exam options starting September. Commencement is set for July 20 and applicants seeking diplomas must file certificates with A L Murry at the county board of examiners.
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Louise Casall
Ethel Crouch
Fannie DeVoe
Ethel Peiter
Theresa Rinehart
Ethel van Horn
Archie Hempehie
C. EB
Mo* Millan
Anna Lee Black
Ethel Blakely
Nether Bonder
Eleanor Cain
Myrtle Cain
Laura Cole
Bernadette Durbin
Mearl Ewers
Gertrude Grosemas
Cora Hoffman
Faye Mots
Cleo McDevitt
Alvira Owings
Velma Phillips
Vivian Rossith
Mary Vail
Behool
Clase
Eli Bigge
Boxwell-Patterson
Boards of Education
Ume
A. P. Bundles
Ohio
Washington City
A. L. Murry
Board of Examiners
Democracy
Livestock and grain market report with varied cattle and hog prices
Market notes list cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs with price ranges and receipts across multiple regions including Buffalo Toledo Cincinnati and Philadelphia. Entries show cattle values from 6 to 7 dollars per hundred, hogs around 28 to 30, and lambs near 14 to 18, with July dates and regional grading terms scattered throughout.
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Sarkst Saee Dairies
Owen
Castie
Milohera
Epringére
Py Piaw
Atendy
Pere
Common
Mathta
Aote
Howe
Shore
Pastor's daughter elopes in Covington wedding shock
Lyle Reynoldy of Shawnee Ohio and Mixa Grace Stith daughter of W J Beith Ada Baptist Ivans elope in Covington Kentucky after parental opposition to a college romance. Reynoldy recently graduated in pharmacy from Ohio Northern University.
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Ada
Covington
Lyle Reynoldy
Shawnee
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Mixa Grace Stith
W. J. Beith
Aida Baptist Ivan
Havoc Wrought Blades Of Corn Torn To Shreds
The article describes widespread destruction of corn crops with blades tearing through fields and much corn beaten to the ground, leaving shreds and damaged stalks in the aftermath. The scene suggests severe agricultural damage and disruption for local farmers.
Lightning Destroys Barns and Kills Livestock in Bladensburg Storm
A severe Wednesday storm near Bladensburg caused lightning to ignite a large barn, destroying hay and farming equipment. cattle and horses were killed in open fields, with other structures damaged and several oil derricks razed as winds and hail battered the area.
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Hall
Lee Harris
Bladensburg
Jones
Schooler C. Horn
Weven
Stears
G. W. Bell
Bangs
Columbus Road
C. R. Tabor
Fredicktown
Clifford Harding
Gambier
Notice to Subscribers for Vacation Mail Service
The Banner offers a vacation delivery option. Call Citizens or Bell to provide the forwarding address and start time. Changes of address can be made by sending a card. This convenience is promoted as a helpful service for subscribers.
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Bell
Major League Clubs Chase Pitcher Cantwell From Oubkouh
Several major league clubs seek Pitehar Cantwell of the Oubkouh club in the Wisconsin Illinois league after the owner Tide says the club refused 53000 for the star.
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Pitehar Cantwell
Oubkouhlub
Tide
Ouhkouh
Star
Ringwalt's Clearance Sale Brim With Bargains
Ringwalt's offers a wide clearance of fabrics, linens, dresses, and household items at deep cuts. Includes bleached sheets, muslin, lace curtains, table damask, Voile, silks, and lingerie dresses with prices from fractions to several dollars off. Large selection of hats, gowns, and accessories.
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Cheney Bros
Foulard
Chambray
Good Bay
Sregen
Asia
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