Former Mt. Vernon Man Killed in Orrville Rail Incident
Forrest C. Anderson, over forty, formerly of Mt. Vernon, died in an Orrville railroad accident on Friday night. He was a conductor on a Pennsylvania freight train and left a wife and two children. The death was confirmed by Charles H. Rowley of North Main Street Saturday morning. Anderson had lived in Orrville for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rowley
North Mainstreet
Forrest C. Anderson
Orrville
Anderson
Mt. Vernon
Pennsylvania
Col Brodie Ends Military Career
Washington July 12 Col Alexander O Brodie ends an active military career that spanned Indian fighting, the Rough Riders in Cuba, governorship of Arizona and top staff roles in the adjutant general’s office. He will retire November 13 after leave of absence.
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Washington
Alexander O. Brodie
Brodie
Weat Point
Military Academy
Flrst Cavalry
Spain
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Cuba
Las Gaus Fmas
New York
Col
Arisons
Adjutant General's Department
Philippines
United States
Department of Dakota
San Francisco
Western Division
Western Department
Army
Toledo Woman Sentenced for Eye Poisoning of Girl
Mrs. Francis Willkowaki, 72, was sentenced by Judge O Donnell in probate court to six months in the workhouse and a $25 fine for administering a Mauld to the eyes of Sadie Ronsanski, causing blindness. The case, prosecuted by Marion Campbell of the Ohio blind commission, marked the first of twelve awaiting trial.
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Toledo
Francis Wilitkowski
O'Donnell
Sadie Rosanski
Willkowaky
Mme Marion Campbell
The
Ohio Blind
Willikowaki
Citizens 4 38 B Change of Address Service Note
A fragment from a newspaper notice urges readers to call Citizens 4 38 B or 146 to arrange mail forwarding and service start times. It promises easy changes of address by sending a card and highlights daily mail forwarding convenience for future use.
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs C Chelfamt North Won’t A
A newborn son arrived Friday evening to Mr and Mrs C Chelfamt of North Won’t A. The brief notice lists only the family names and birth timing.
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Wea
Mra
Be, C. Chelfamt
North
Knox County Commissioners Meet and Probate Accounts
Knox county commissioners in session on a Saturday with the county architect for the new courthouse project. The guardian Katherine Tutlows filed a final account for Rod hem Tullone et al showing receipts 178.03, expenses 264.76, guardian due 17.72. A distributive account by administrator William G. Koons shows receipts 275.00 and disbursements 275.00. Deeds filed record transfers: Union Township trustees to Lola Neff for Workman cemetery lot. W B Grant to Katherine H. Russell for Mound View cemetery lot. Eugene Loney to Edwin Loney for 160 acres in Pike valued at 2000. Mary Loney to Edwin Loney for 160 acres in Pike valued at 2000. K P Mishey to Thomas J. Lash for lot in North Liberty valued at 100.
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Katherine Tutlows
Rodhem Tullone
Wm. G. Koons
Union Township
Lola Neff
Workman Cemetery
W. B. Grant
Katherine H. Russell
Mound View Cemetery
Eugene Loney
Edwin Loney
Pike
Mary Loney
Faoren
K. P. Misbey
Thomas J. Lash
North Liberty
Drive Socialist Editor Out Of The State In Oregon
In Bandon Oregon on July 12 socialist editor Dr. B K Leach was driven from the town after a note claimed he cannot be tolerated. He was placed on a boat to Coquille where he was told never to return. Sixteen motor loads of business men accompanied him to ensure he left. Leach had issued violent remarks in his weekly paper attacking the American flag and endorsing Industrial Workers of the World propaganda. Citizens feared an imminent invasion of Industrial Workers and acted as a precautionary measure.
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Bandon, Or
B. K. Leach
Bandon
Hit
Leach
Coquille
Maralefeld
Industrial Workers of the World
Tra
Officers Installed By Kokosing Encampment No 38
Kokosing Encampment No 38 C. C. F. installed Friday evening: C. P. L. Baughmas, W. C. W. Van Wicklen, J. W. Lloyd, Guide F. McBilroy, First Watch D. L. Jenkins, Second Watch C. G. Weaver, Third Watch A. H. Jackson, Fourth Watch Charles Scottie, Inside Sentinel Oscar Swanson, Outside Sentinel John Donough.
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Kokosing
C. F
C. P.b. L. Baughmas
W.C. W. van Wicklen
J. WJ. B. Lloyd
McBilroy
D. L. Jenkins
C. G. Weaver
A. H. Jackson
Charles Scottie
Inside Sentinel
Oscar Swanson
Outside Sentinel
John Donough
Cow Killed by Automobile Near Lack Tack Ohio
A Jersey cow owned by William Rowland near Lack Tack Ohio was struck Friday evening by an automobile driven by four men. The animal suffered a broken leg and had to be killed. The car did not stop after the collision, according to nearby residents.
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Tack
Ohio
William Rowland
Canterbury
Governor Cox Tackles Corruption in Ohio Referendum Fight
Governor James M. Cox denounces fraud and corruption behind the Green workmen's compensation referendum. He blames private liability insurers and Equity Association operatives, cites forged petitions, and urges harsher penalties for paid petition drives amid Ohio political turmoil. He criticizes college students pulled into politics and highlights Foote connections to the referendum efforts.
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Mansfie
James M. Cox
Mansfield
Ohio
Lab
Cleveland Mayor Calls Green Dunn Referendum Treason
In Columbus reports about the Green Dunn referendum are described as a dire national threat. Mayor Baker labels forging a petition signature treason against the government and urges Governor Cox to press charges and seek lengthy jail terms for the guilty.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Ite
Cox
Baker
Controversy Over Initiative and Referendum in Ohio
The piece critiques the initiative and referendum in Ohio, arguing corruption risks from business interests and liability companies, and details lobbying influence in Columbus. It asserts many delegates were not thorough readers of the bill and warns of manipulated consent by commercial groups seeking to shield their profits.
Legislative Budget Debate Averts Excesses and Referendum Fear
A discussion on appropriation levels and budget timelines highlights how the legislature relies on state officials for financial representations. With a 90 day session and 60 days by finance committees to shape a two year budget over 20 million dollars, concerns focus on preventing improvident spending and safeguards against referendum abuse.
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Foote
House
Senate
Prison dental care plan eyed for prison hospital
Warren Thomas of the penitentiary plans to ask Starling Ohio Medical college to cooperate with the prison hospital next year. Cooperation will be sought especially from the dental department. There are said to be several hundred prisoners whose teeth need attention but are neglected due to lack of facilities.
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Columbus
Warren Thomas
Penitentiary
Starling Ohio Medical College
Local residents return home after Mt Vernon hospital care
Blair came home Saturday morning after appendicitis surgery at Mt Vernon hospital. Mary Cunningham returned home after three weeks of treatment at the same hospital. The Federated Bible Clausen group met Friday evening at the M. M. A. building and formed a small committee. meeting adjourned to the call of the president.
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Blair
Howard
Mt Vernon Hospital
Mary Cunningham
Near Look
Mt. Vernon
Federated Bible Clausen
Jawa
Brealdent
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Mt. Veron
Forrest
Col. Brodie
Tee
Knox County Commisioners
Oregon
C.C. F
Lack
Hall
Enn
Workingmen’s Compensation Act
Buni
Ohla
Ths
Equity Association
Ahat
State Board of Commerce
Allen Ripley Foote
Warnes
Baker Gay
Mobility Companion
Thetate
Purby & Holtz Gambier, Chie
the Home Building Note Ene Company
Chautauqua
Pri
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Young America
Clothing House
I. Rosenthall, Prop
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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