Warrants Issued in Mt Vernon Feud Arrest
A years long feud in Mt Vernon culiminated in warrants for Samus Barton on charges including shooting with intent to maim and assault in a menacing manner. Acting Mayor George S Herter ordered the warrants served by Officer Walter George Gaturday Liotning after an altercation between Barton and Benjamin Clements. witnesses say Barton fired an air rifle. the bullet missed.
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George
Herter
Samus Barton
Benjamin Clements
Barton
Robert Clements
Walter George Gaturday
Collar Death At Pema Reserve University
July 10 at Pema Reserve University a man named Harry D. Wellers, visiting from a Western city, was strangled by a high stiff collar tangled in an office partition. He collapsed in a private room after consulting about a car purchase and died from asphyxia, investigators report.
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Pema
Harry D
Wellers Reserve University
Wingert
Depositors to Receive 10 Percent Dividend Next Weekend
A 10 percent dividend will be paid to Gambier Banking Company depositors over Thursday Friday and Saturday. An officer from the state banking department will be in Gambier to handle payments, returning to Columbus on Saturday evening. depositors must call before that train.
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Gambier Banking Company
State Denking Department
Gamber
Columbus
Marriage license refused in Covington Kentucky
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a marriage license refusal for J Thayer aged 21 and Govern Bird aged 16, both of Mt. Vernon Covington Kentucky, on Friday afternoon. The article notes Crandall of the Giants and Rudolph and Hoss of the Braves as 300-batters in the National League, with Blanding of Cleveland and Willett of Detroit as the only American Leaguers leaving the league.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
J. Thayer
Govern Bird
Mt. Vernon
D. Et Covington
Kentucky
Crandall
Giants
Rudolph and Hoss
Braves
Blanding
Cleveland
Willett
Detroit
Probate court actions outline guardianship and executorship
Knox County probate records show Beate Ardita placed under guardianship of Olive Joyin with a $4600 bond in a bonding company. Ross Ayere named guardian of Badle P. Ayers. Bilan Parr appointed executor of Harriet A. Ayers estate with no bond. Inventory filed in Don D. Johnson matter showing partial asset accounts. Deeds record transfers including Gertrude Ransom to A S Morehouse for 2500 and J C Durbin to Peter M Durbin for 96050.
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Guardian
Ross Ayere
Swardian
Badle P
Bilan Parr
Harriet A. Avera
Don. D. Johnson
Knox County
Rescue by Four Men Saves Niagara Falls Boy
Niagara Falls New York July 19 Four men leaped over the railing to save a 22 year old Canadian, Tayrn Chapman of Hamilton Ontario, from the torrent near the American Falls. Church of Niagara Falls men John Hughes, Thomas S Winders and Thomas D Thomas joined a fourth unnamed rescuer to form a chain and pull Chapman to safety after being swept against rocks. Chapman was unconscious when brought ashore and revived later.
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Niagara Falls
Tro
Tayn Chapman
Ham Lstom
Ont
Chapman
John Hughes
East Lake City man arrested in extortion attempt
W Le Cummings, 0 years old, was arrested in East Lake City Utah on July 19 charged with attempting to extort $1,000 from Miss Dorothy Bamberger a wealthy society girl. He was nabbed while telephoning Miss Bamberger who had earlier been threatened by an anonymous letter writer who warned nitroglycerin would be exploded in her room if she did not pay.
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East Lake City
Utah
W. le Cummings
Dorothy Bamberger
Cummings
Miss Bamberger
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Girie
George H. Bixby
Bimby
Long Beach
Bixby
Kitty Phillips
Marie Brown-Levy
Tee
Rosyenberg
Rosenberg
Bisby
Entertained for Bride To Be by Mire Vivian Hutton
A Thursday afternoon celebration honored the bride to be Vivian Hutton with a reception in the presence of Margaret Stauffer and Phillip J. Brereton. Mr Hare attended as a guest.
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Phillip J. Brereton
Margaret Stauffer
Boyor
Vivian Hutton
Mr. Hare
Paul Reinsch Elected American Minister to China
Paul 8 Reinsch is chosen as the American minister to the Chinese Republic. The appointment positions him as a key diplomatic envoy, reflecting the United States government’s efforts to deepen relations with China amid ongoing regional affairs.
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Chinese Republic
Marines on Warpath in Seattle Riot Attacks Socialist HQs
Sailors from the Pacific squadrons, after a Navy Secretary speech, raided Seattle Socialist and Industrial Workers of the World headquarters. They vandalized the Socialist site, dragged contents to the street, burned IWOs literature, then attacked the Salvation Army meeting room. A provost guard landed to arrest protestors ashore.
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Wreck Socialist
Seattle
Wash
Josephus Daniels
Ranter Club
Party of United States
Pacific
Aallora
Colorado
California
Socialist and
Industrial Workers of the World
Salvation Army
Needle swallowed in childhood recovered at hospital
Columbus July 19 When at the Protestant hospital doctor operated on D R Rice 30 chief chemist of Buckeye Steel Castings company for acute appendicitis they recovered a needle two inches long which Rice swallowed when four years old
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Columbus
Protestant Hospital
D. R. Rice
Buckeye Steel Castings Company
Woman Seeks Vengeance After Engine Deaths
Philadelphia July 19 The tale recounts a widow driven by vengeance after an engine accident killed a boy on May 7. Inez the principal in charge earlier caused the fatal crash. The engineer, Lewis Faber, faced a suicide attempt as the widow allegedly stalked the track and vowed to harm his family before taking his own life.
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Philadelphis
Mra
Crow- Owolus
Gyobrald
Enginger Lewis
Faber
bin Wite
Gree
Inez
Crowsing Street
Uist
Theo
Cows Barred From City Streets In Pasture Violations
Police have encountered ongoing problems with residents pasturing cows in streets despite a city ordinance. Officers are instructed to seize animals found pasturing and enforcement efforts will continue to curb the practice.
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Arest
Fragmented history and waste fuel notes in a 19th century page
The article traces the evolution of the U S flag from 1777 to 1818 noting changes after Vermont and Kentucky statehood and the final form with thirteen stripes and state-named stars. It also discusses tanbark as a once overlooked fuel, its disposal, and eventual use in leather industry and energy economics.
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Congress
Vermont
Kentucky
Osteen
Washington
France
Tripoli
Riot on the train over Isaac Lubel's whiskers in Brooklyn
Isaac Lubel of 479 Pennsylvania Avenue Brooklyn guards his waist-length whiskers on a De Lancey Street elevated ride crossing the Williamsburg Bridge. A youth who eyed the beard sparked a brief riot before Fatrolian Foley from Clymer Street station intervened and hauled the beardless suspect Frank Harrison Glendale L I into custody after a disorderly conduct denial.
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New York
Isaac Lubel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Brooklyn
Lubel
Delancey-street
Williamsburg Bridge
Hast
Tores
Fatrolian Foley
Clymer Street
Frank Harrison
Ella Guilford Goffraget Worker On the Board Walk
Readable snippet reports Ella Guilford Goffraget working on the Atlantic City board walk. The brief notes her role near the shore and mentions the location in New Jersey with potential labor context from the period.
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Goffraget
Atlantic City
Gibbons Seventy-Nine Relates Views On Life
Baltimore July 1 extends words from Cardinal Gibbons as he contemplates turning 79 and nearing death. He says his life is nearly spent yet feels young, plans for possible years of labor but acknowledges nature and God may call him to render an account of his stewardship.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Vorys Denounces Mulhall Statement Over Taft Link
Columbus July 19 Arthur J Vorys former national committeeman and Taft campaign manager returns from Georgian Bay fishing trip and denounces Colonel Mulhall as false in a disputed statement. He recalls a 1908 meeting Mulhall allegedly sought with War Secretary Taft to win manufacturers support, which Taft managers refused citing labor disputes.
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Mulhall
Falcowood
Columbus
Arthur J. Vorys
Frst
Taft
Georgian Bay
Vorge
National Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
Bis
Vorys
Exonerated declaration in letters from Buiter and Father
Letters from Buiter deny any bad habit and state no smoking or drinking. A father replies that his daughter neither plays nor sings, asserting a peaceful household and innocence in the matter.
Mediation to avert eastern rail strike amid negotiations
New York July 19 report says 100000 trainmen and conductors may strike if mediation fails. Commissioner Chamberlin and Judge Knapp expected to arrive to urge settlement under the Newlands amendment. If proposals cannot be reconciled, strike becomes inevitable and crews may refuse to operate lines in the eastern territory.
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New York
William Lea Chambern
Martin A. Knapp
W. W. Hangar
Conductora
Newlands
Ohio Doves and Birds Protected by State Law
The Ohio legislature extends two year protections to all game birds except woodcock. No dove season this fall or next, under strict enforcement by state wardens led by John C. Speaks. A spring duck season remains open, but federal law prohibits shooting ducks then with heavy fines possible. The national migratory bird act overrides state statutes in migratory bird matters.
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Sita
Ohio
State Department
Ahape
John C. Speaks
State Fish and Fame Department
Bryan denies insinuation on Winona conference ties
Washington July 19 Secretary Bryan denies published insinuations that his lecture tours connect with the Winona conference and assembly. He states he is president of the association under whose auspices he will give the first summer speech on Sunday about How to Manage. The piece then shifts to a long, unrelated massage guide detailing facial and neck techniques, outlining steps for neck massage, facial strokes, and skin tightening.
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Washington
Bryan
Winona
Amputation surgery for foot gangrene at Mt Vernon Hospital
John Payne of Mapleswood Avenue underwent amputation of the right leg between the ankle and knee after four months of gangrene from a foot injury. The operation took place Saturday morning at Mt Vernon Hospital.
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John Payne
Hotel receiver appointed for Metro Pole in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 19 the Metro Pole hotel board sought a receiver due to cash shortages. Acting Insolvency Judge Leeders named Theodore Foucar as receiver. The company was capitalized at $175,000.
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Pincinnati
Canes
Metro Pole Hotel
Leeders
Theodore Foucar
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