Local residents seen in Mt Vernon and Akron visits
The article lists numerous residents and visitors in Mt Vernon and Akron on Wednesday and Thursday. Names include Beas We butter Me Mere J Wi Graham Frank Stokes George C Wall Hubert Wall Jacob Bockoven and others visiting relatives or planting church and social connections.
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Mere
Graham
Frank Stokes
Akron Wednes
George C. Wall
Hubert
Jacob Bockoven
Newark
Mt. Vernon
Mut Convicts Rebel At Sing Bing Prison Fire
In Donington New York on July 24 inmates at Sing Bing prison began an open rebellion and set fire to a clothing manufacturing building. Firefighters helped suppress the blaze as tension and chatter about the incident spread through the town.
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Donington
N.Y
Sing Bing
30th Ohio Veterans Reunion Held at Shelby County Fairgrounds
The 30th annual reunion of the 20th Ohio Volunteer Infantry met at Shelby County Fairgrounds on Tuesday July 22. Dr F G Larimore was life president with Col L G Hunt as permanent secretary. Mt Vernon attendees included Dr Larimore Col Hunt and T G Pitkin. Fourteen regiment members died that year and plans were made for the 40th reunion in Mt Vernon in August 1914.
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20Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Shelby County Fair Grounds
F. G. Larkmore
L. G. Hunt
Mt. Vernon
Larimore
Col. Hunt
T. G. Pitkin
Charles Knox
Brandon
Carrie Tilton
Suit Threatens Five Mt. Vernon Bank Directors
State Bank Superintendent Emery Lattan der announced that the State Banking Department will sue five directors of the defunct Guaranty Savings Bank and Trust Co of Mt. Vernon to recover 7500 dollars due depositors. Four years ago the ten directors gave notes totaling 15000 dollars for payment of claims. five have arranged to pay the notes.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Bank
Emery Lattander
State Banking Department
Guaranty Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Mt. Vernon
Bowers Bound Over On Grand Larceny Charge
Robert Bowers was arraigned before Mayor Perrine on a grand larceny charge from Misa Minnie Hart. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was bound over to the common pleas court on a $300 bond.
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Robert Bowers
Perrine
Misa Minnie
Hart
Common Clean Court
Error in Friebolin bill creates chief justice role
In Columbus on July 23 an error in the Friebolin bill was found that would establish a chief justice of the supreme court. Records indicate the legislature adjourned the day before the measure passed.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Local Notes and Social Visits Across the District
Mt Vernon hospital update notes Dale Wintermute improving. Mrs Clark and wife of Rich ward guest of W R Phillipa. R C Kiser family visiting Charles Bryles and Hia Cramer. Art Phillips and family hosted by W R Phillips. Amos carbrough and family guests of HM H Robertson. Flor ence Waldcast daughter home after visit. Hallie Tucker opens photo audio shop in Canterbury. Mansfeld operation shows steady recovery. Pike west of town progressing slowly. Outhelder Mane of the Boston Braves joins donor list after five hits in latest game.
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Dale Wintermute
Mt. Vernon Hospital
J. Hi. Clark
Richward
Florence
Shelby
Hallie Tucker
Canterbury
Biddle
Mansfeld
Cloak of Sandwich Islands Chief Tied to Slavery Era
A fetter in the museum mentions a cloak once owned by a Sandwich Islands chief who rebelled as slavery was abolished in 1819. The cloak, said to cost over a century to make, passed to the king, then to Commodore Aulick in 1841, and later to the commodore’s grandchildren before being deposited for exhibition.
Gideon’s Band Attends International Convention in Toronto
In Toronto July 24 to 1 Gideons and members of the Traveling Men's Association gather for the International convention. Attendees come from across the United States Canada and Britain to hear sessions at the Metropolitan centre. A major feature will be a report on supplying hotels with free Bibles showing over 400000 placed in U.S. hotels in three years.
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Gideon's
Toronto
Gideons
The
Christ In Commercial ‘Travelling Men's Association
United States
Canada
Vancouver
Great Britain
Gideon
American
Bable
King Lays Foundation Stone for Australian Commonwealth Buildings
The King laid the foundation stone at Aldwych for new Commonwealth offices to house the high commissioner and state agents in London. The edifice will also serve as the immigration hub, with New South Wales and Victoria recently amalgamating, aiming to centralize emigration operations.
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London
Australian Commonwealth
Atrand
Aldwych
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Victoria
Australia
Versel to Employ Chinese Firemen
New Orleans July 24 union tensions continue as the United Fruit Company faces strikes and unrest amid labor disputes.
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New Orleans
Wear
Union Aremnen
United Fruit Company
Hue
Company to Hire Chinese Sailors for Fleet Vessels
The company announced it would staff passenger and freight ships with nonunion men in the future. Chinese freemen arrived and the Orientale will be used to man vessels now in port, with others en route for future boats. For a time the company plans to employ only Chinese firemen.
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Taal
Local Obituary: Frank Lee of Rosedale Dies at 63
Word arrived Thursday that Frank Lee, brother in law of George Jackson, died at his Rosedale home from paralysis after two prior strokes. He was 63, survived by wife Emma Jackson Lee and four sons and a daughter. Former Mt. Vernon resident, once a chairmaker. Funeral in Rosedale.
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George Jackson
Frank Lee
Rosedale
Kan Hie
Lee Wou Sd
Lee
Emma Jackson
Mt. Vernon
Kannan
Rovedale
Drownings in Ridgeville Rescue Attempt Claims Life
Chillicothe July 4 Richard Farmer 30 of Columbus died while aiding a relative in a drowning near Ridgeville. The relative was saved.
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Chillicoths
Horn Richard Farmer
Columbus
Ridgeville
Wavers
Three War Celebration in Steubenville Ends Unveiled Tablet
Thousands gather in Steubenville for a three day celebration of American victories. A memorial tablet to a grand national leader is to be unveiled, but President Wilson declines attendance and sends regrets.
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Steubenville
le Vietory
Ohio
Pennsys Yona
Parte
West Virginia
Wise
Wikov Sant
Local Reunion Announcements Across Churches and Parks
A rush of 1913 community notices lists reunions and picnics at Sherman Heineman Park Mansfield Pine Grove Bladensburg and Union Grove Church with dates in August. Groups include 0. V. I. 163rd annual reunion at Mansfield August 28 and Mt Zion Sunday School at Harrin grove August 16 plus Messiah Bible School picnic August 2 near Pipenville. Horn family reunion August 30 at Union Grove Church. H. K. Harrison family reunion at Lyon's Lake the second Saturday in August. Gard family event at Coshocton on 13th. Pullen Church Circle No 8 meets Thursday at Martinsburg road home. First Baptist Philathea class hosts Baracas and wives supper July 6 at Riverside Park with contingency rain plan at church. Joe Hooker Post plans July 28 meeting to prepare for county picnic August 21. Mrs Minnie B Pipes of Akron visiting city with her father Mr Ghasnow Bultt.
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Kellar
Munele
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Thorsday
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Gordon
West Sugar Street
Bristolville
Ohio
Goodell
North Gay Street
Cleveland
Anna Mooy
Green Valley
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Lurie's
South Main Street
Owens
Corner Main
Booth
M. W. Critchfeld
Howard
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Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Eva Richards
Ohio State Senatorium
Newark
Mixa Fern Lawman
East High
George H. Graham
Beattie
Washington
Graham
J. B. Graham
E. J. Pakehila
Harriet
East Gambler Street
Greenville
South Carolina
Mise
Laulée Canning
Clara J. Gordon
Danville
Sherman Stocker
V. I
Sherman-Heineman Park
Mt. Zion
A. Harrin’ Grove
Bladensburg
H. K
Hararison
Lyon's Lake
Gard Fon
Coshocton
Circle No. B
Pullen
First Baptist Bible School
Riverside Park
Trial for Killing Patrolman in Fort Worth Texas
July 4 report on the case of Tom Lee a Black man charged with killing a Fort Worth patrolman. The trial, postponed due to Lee being wounded, drew strong public reaction with lynching fears narrowly averted.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Tom Lee
Pollcamas Ogietree Innt
Lee
Hawthorne Parole Request Goes to Federal Board
The Federal parole board took the Hawthorne parole application under consideration in Atlanta. Julian Hawthorne is held in the federal prison there serving one year and one day for using the mails to defraud in promoting mining schemes. If paroled, further action toward restoration of rights was expected.
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Atlanta
Julian Hawthorne
Federal Parole Board
Hawthorne
New York
Pioneer Day Observed by Mormons Across Utah Regions
Salt Lake City notes Pioneer Day celebrated by Mor mons in Utah and neighboring states marking Brigham Young's arrival with temple site selection after portents. Carmen Newcomer of Findley and Corita Wright of Third Ave appear in a vascular, unclear club of mentions.
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Utah
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Valee
Uteah
Fatious
Mie Carmen Newcomer
Findley
Corita Wright
Third Ave
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