Arrest in Fraud Probe Reaches Newark Referendum Signatures
Attorney General Hogan says forgery charges to be filed in Newark as part of a fraud probe. In Fairfield county 205 signatures were collected for a referendum petition. 187 were fictitious, 16 forgeries, with many street names fake. No Noble county signatures allegedly genuine. Hogan will advise rejection of any petition with false affidavits even if one signature is forged.
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Cincinnati
Cox
Fairfield County
Noble County
Hogan
Graves
Am Davit
Charles G. Marsall
Martin
Hampton
Champaign
Clark
Miami
Delaare
Greene
Zorgerles
Hert
Walter A. Vincent
Cincinasii
Vincent
Columbus
Greens
Grand Hotel
Referendum petitions in Ohio fuel fraud allegations
Cleveland reporters relay claims by Ohio equity official C B Gongwer that attacks on petition drives are aimed at intimidating citizens as petitions on the Green act and the Warnes Kilpatrick laws proceed. Names and disputes surface involving A B Lea Kibler and William Martin amid perjury and forgery charges tied to signatures across multiple counties.
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Cleveland
Warnes
Thaw Seeks Share of Father’s Estate in Court
Attorney for Harry K Thaw confined in Mattewan Hospital petitions the Orphan's Court of Pittsburgh to compel Fidelity Title and Trust Company trustee under William Thaw's will to pay Thaw thirty thousand dollars from his inheritance. The filing notes no income payments for five years.
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Pitteburga
Peon
Attor Deye
Harry K. Thaw
Mattenwin Hospital
New York
Orphan's Court
Gay
Fidelity Title and Trial Company
Thaw
William Thaw
Harry Thaw
Cherry In Buttermilk Toof Much For Noted Attorney
Pittsburgh July report details attorney John H. Jordan of note ingesting cherries with buttermilk and a cherry, requiring a physician visit before being taken home for the day. The incident includes his quip about topping off cherries with fresh battermilk.
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Pittsburgh
Penn
United Brutee
John H. Jordan
Pleasant Grange Meeting on July 16 Program
The next regular Pleasant Grange meeting will be held Wednesday evening July 16. The program includes The Country Church Its Needs and Possibilities by Rev McMeekem and a debate on the resolution That There is More Pleasure In Living Today Than Fifty Years Ago.
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Pleasant Grange
McMeekem
Births Reported for Delgourre and Weimbach Families
Two births announced this week: a daughter born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Delgourre of Ridgewood Avenue, and a son born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weimbach of Cleveland at Mrs. Weimbach's mother Mrs. Clem Purdy’s home on West Burwen Street. Mrs. Weimbach is nurses Mins Midge Roberts of this town.
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F. HB. Delgourre
Ridgewood Avenue
A *On
Edward Weimbach
Cleveland
Weimbach
Clem Purdy
West Burwens Street
Rly Mins Midge Roberts
This
Deaths Libba Rowley Dies in Chicago Home
Mrs H Y Rowley longtime president of Mt Vernon dies Thursday evening in Chicago. Survived by husband a son and a daughter. Remains to arrive Mt Vernon Saturday morning 7 10 am, taken to sister Mrs Frank Lafever home South Nelson. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from Presbyterian church. Interment at Mound View cemetery.
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Mra H. ¥. Rowley
H. Y. Rowley
Inspector Emile Hos Arrested in Hugging Case
Emile Hos, a one-armed Health Department inspector, was arrested in St Louis on a charge of bugging Mrs Margaret Oneper during a home visit at 4526 Cottage Avenue. He admitted to embracing and attempting to kiss her after she raised alarm and fled the scene.
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Emile Hos
Health Department
Margaret Oneper
Cottage Avenue
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Ens
Reynolds
Side
Rue
M C A routs Fredericktown in city league baseball
Y M C A defeated Fredericktown 16 to 4 on its diamond as Norrick pitched superbly limiting foes to four hits. Bulger struggled, and Fredericktown committed many errors. H Jones starred for the locals with fast play while Y M C A hitters logged 17 safeties. Saturday schedule lists Riverside versus K P at 1 30 and Bridge versus MacCabees at 2 30 with Hiawatha hosting Coopers and Moose at 2 30.
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Norrick
Bulger
H. Jones
Shore Pian
Riverside
Thin Mame
Bridge
The
Maccabees
Hiawatha
Coopers
Moose
Calaboose Booze Raid In Dunking Jammed Calaboose
In Cushing Oklahoma on July 11 city marshal arrests a vagrant for loitering and locks him in the calaboose. A raid uncovers a case of whiskey stored in a wooden chest with a padlocked lid. The tramp, and only lodger, gains access to a bottle while the marshal plans supper. A curious short cut and a gossiping town note how thirst still remains.
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Cushing
Oklo
Calaboose
Pardner
Kentucky
Tramp Buys Whiskey and Is Fined in Cushing
A tramp in Cushing buys contraband whiskey from a van outside and earns $59.25 in a single night. He is seized by the city marshal at the depot with $43.25 on him and is fined in police court, declaring he is a victim of misfortune and hopeful for Missouri.
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Lowe
Cushing
Mar- Vahial
Tramp
Daughters Born and Local Farming Notes this Week
A daughter was born to J. J. Reed and his wife last Saturday. Farmers report rye harvest difficulties and a shift toward more wheat due to good wheat yields. Prof Garber and Susan Dyer of Ashland visited A. R. Beals. L. Snyder bought a new threshing outfit for the season. James Arnold, who moved to Mansfeld last spring, returned to harvest his wheat. Bar Dunmire of Mansfeld visited last Sunday.
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J. J. Reed
Bar
Missionary Society Meeting Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. E. C. Beggs home on Friday July 1. Devotions by Mrs. McFadden topic Our Missionaries led by Mrs. Mulock with songs and readings. Japan segment presented by Mrs. Scott, China by Miss Parrott. Mrs. Sanderson led prayer and the ladies quartette performed. The event concluded with a picnic supper.
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Woman's Missionary Society For the Presbyterian Church
E. C. Beggs
McFadden
Mra. Mulock
Martha Beggs
Ackerman
Canton man visits relatives and travels for business
Mr. Lowell M. Harter of Canton arrived Friday to visit his parents Squire and Mrs. George S. Harter on East Gambler street. W. S. Cummings of Fredericktown visited Mansfield relatives yesterday. They are on a combined business and pleasure trip to Colorado and Utah.
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Canton
City
Squire
George 8. Harter
East Gambler Street
Cummings
Fredericktown
Mansfield
Colorado
Utah
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