Progressives Battle For Knox County Delegates At Convention
Delegates to the Knox county Democratic convention debated two lists labeled progressive and non labeled progressives. Robert L. Carr was endorsed for common pleas judge while John Cunningham won state senate endorsement. A large turnout selected delegates and alternates to state and judicial conventions, with Carr later empowered to name Knox delegates. The meeting reaffirmed party unity against the unit rule and organized the new county central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chas. M. Grubb
J. D
Smoots
Columbus Ewart
T. J. Remington
F. L. Bingrey
L. K. Powell
Mt. Gilead
John Cunningham
County Central Committee
Lewis B. Houck
Lee Bottenfield
Milford
R. J. Grossman
Pike
Houck
Board of Elections
Common Pleas
J. J. Fults
Central Committee
R. B. Armatrong
Mr. Armatrong
J. J. Pulte
Joseph F. Buubaugh
Columbus Ewar
Ch .M. Grubb
Thom Anderson
Wm. G. Berliner
Philip Dawson
F. W. Severns
J. Smoots
I. Lingrey
Ap &St
Knox County
F. C. Levering
A. Jh. Murray
P. A. Berry
R. Gotsball
Eli A. Wolfe
L. B. Houck
John McDonough
R. L. Carr
Geo. Shaffer
Schooler Horn Woodruff
Chas, Hall
Columbia Ewalt
Circuit Judicial
Canton
J. A. Schaeffer
Mr. Schaeffer
C. E. Cr
Bottenfield
J. J. Fultz
John Lee
Mr. Cunningham
Harry Welker
Lyman Workman
Walter Barker
Richard Breagy
Thomas Anderson
Frank Levering
Frank Harper
Columbia Ewart
Manford Russell
Max
A. H. Cunningham
J. H. Bone
C. M. Rice
Winterringer
W. A. Barnes
Jacob ‘Parsons
Perry Cover
L. V. Acker
W. H. Woodward
Allen Scholes
John Carpenter
M. M. Kelley
Foster Tulloss
Shiftette
Robert Glasglow
W. A. Wander
D. C
Pinched in Mansfield by Police for Drunkenness
Pat Sweeney from Mt Vernon was arrested in Mansfield for being drunk and taken to the station by Captain Hagerty at 2:20 am. The dry conditions in Mt Vernon were blamed for his visit as he sought the water wagon driving job, with campaign expenses set at 4 dollars and 60 cents. He promised to return to Mt Vernon immediately.
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Mansfield News
Pat Sweeney
Mt. Vernon
Capt. Hagerty
Pat
Mansfield
Sweeney
Hurley Delivers First Sermon at Kokomo First Baptist
Dr H H Hurley preached his first sermon as pastor at the First Baptist Church of Kokomo Indiana on Sunday morning. His sermon drew close attention from the congregation and he urged church members cooperation as he begins his duties. Services were well attended both morning and evening.
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Hurley
First Baptist Church
Kokomo
Indiana
At Vernon
Br. Hurley
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
City League Saturday Yields Tight Contests and Upsets
In the City League Saturday games, the Coopers defeated the Elks 7 to 1 at Hiawatha as Cooper's pitcher held the Elks to two hits with strong team support. The K of C beat the Easterns 6 to 5 in a close, hard fought contest after recovering from a prior loss to the Elks. Independents topped the Moose 10 to 5 at Riverside behind Postle’s fifteen strikeouts and timely hits. The Bridge Works and K of P’s battled in a low scoring affair, the K of P’s winning 8 to 5 as Hardesty managed the game to near perfection despite mixed reactions.
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Coopers
Elks
Hiawatha
Harn
Cooper
Riverside
Postle
Independents
Moose
Bridge Works
K of P's
Baniec
Hardesty
K. of P
Sermon on the Love of Christ by Rev Hurley
Rev Hurley preached from Second Corinthians fourteenth verse about the love of the Lord. He cited Jesus enduring persecution to save the lost and described Paul as the greatest missionary, outlining his work across Asia and Asia Minor and the hardships he faced.
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Christ
Hurley
Jesus
Mr. Hurley
Apostle Paul
Paul
Asia
Asia Minor
Athletics Lose To Columbus All Stars At Riverside Park
The local Athletes fell 3 to 2 at Riverside Park on Sunday. A tight pitchers duel produced few hits with five singles for the Athletes and four for Columbus. Dial pitched for the Athletes with B. Smith in right field and Sapp behind the plate starring for the locals as about 1,500 fans watched the late deciding finish.
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Columbus All-Stars
Riverside Park
Athletics
All Stars
Dial
B. Smith
Feld
Sapp
Hurley Preaches Plain Talk at Mt Vernon Church
A sermon by Dr. Hurley emphasizes directness and anti liquor stance, promising clear church work and prayers for enemies. He reflects on personal friction with sin, urges love of the Lord, and asks for forgiveness before criticism. Visitors note transfer letters from Kokomo Indiana to Mt Vernon church.
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Paul
Hurley
In &Easure
Herbert W. Smith
Social Committee
Jane Tith
Kokomo, Indiana
Kokomo
Mt. Vernon
Officers Elected at Mt Vernon Temple No 210 Pythian Sisters
Mt Vernon Temple No 210 Pythian Sisters has elected Exalted Jun-Daisy Coz. M. of Finance Hattie Lauderbaugh M. of R and C Jennie Wazler Manager Edyth Tucker Protector Katherine Reece G of O T Anna Baker Temple Deputy Emma Coyner Trustee Mrs Willaby
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Mt. Vernon
Hiawathas Edge Zanesville Orioles in Close Park Battle
Hiawathas beat the Zanesville Orioles 5 to 4 at Hiawatha park Sunday afternoon. Gould pitched for Hiawathas striking out 12 and allowing 12 hits while three runs were earned off a late change of pitchers. Errors handed two Visitor runs. Grand Master A C Bachte of Akron to visit Knox County Odd Fellows on Tuesday June 4 at Quindara Lodge at 7 30 p m. Refreshments and invited attendees.
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Zanesville Orioles
Hiawathas
Hiawatha Park
Iuning
Gould
A. C. Bachte
Akron
Ohio
Odd Fellows
Knox County
Quindara Lodge
Daughters of Pocahontas Elect Officers at Kokosing Council
The Kokosing Council No 21 D of P elected officers on Saturday evening June 1. Named were Pocahontas Maggie Hall Wenonah Millie Foote Powhattan Alice Weat Prophetess Nora Davis and Trustee Susie Armstrong.
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Kokosing Council
D. of P
Pocahontas
Maggie Hall
Wenonah
Millie Foote
Powhattan
Alice Weat
Nora Davis
Susie Armatrong
Stroke strikes Mrs Benton Cotton at St. Pauls church
While attending Sunday services at St. Pauls Episcopal church Mrs T Benton Cotton suddenly suffered a paralysis stroke affecting her face and one side of her body. She was carried home on East Front street and remains in serious condition.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
T. Benton Cotton
East Front Street
Man Killed Crossing Tracks by Fast Train at Butler
Henry Brokaw, 70, Civil War veteran, was struck and instantly killed as B. & C. train No. 8 passed through Butler on Saturday evening while crossing the tracks near Mt. Vernon. The accident left his body with multiple bone fractures and a fractured skull.
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Tastine
Mt. Vernon
Butler
Henry Brokaw
Unidentified Mail For Vernon Post Office Patrons
A list of undelivered letters remains at the Vernon post office with names including Mrs. Jennie Case, Bird, Chase E. J., C. Estri, P. Geert, E. B. Gillett, Nellie Gropp, I. F. Mabla, Mary Marin, Fannie Morrison, W. F. Morgan, Reed, J. A. Robertson, Frances Sells, LeRoy C. Titus, Jesse Ant Welch, Douglas Dowds, Maurja Marinelli, Giuseppe Ketterer, Charles Vandracek, Stefan Ketterer, and others. Deliver to street end number, P. O. box, or general delivery to avoid delays.
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P. O
Vernon
Bowman
Jennie Case
Mark Twain Visits Malebourne and Tours River
Mark Twain, guest of the mayor, visits Malebourne for a picnic trip down the river Tam and comments on the river’s crooked banks and odors. Also noted is a new play titled General John Regan, bought by George O. Tyler of the Liebler Company in London, described as a satire on rural Ireland.
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Mark Twain
Malebourne
Tame
John Regan
George O. Tyler
Liebler Company
London
Ute
Ireland
Arnold Store Presents Fancy China and Sterling Silver
Arnold Store of Mt. Vernon Ohio invites customers to explore a display of Fancy China Cut Glass and Sterling Silver. The offer highlights selection variety and elegant homeware pieces for gifts or personal use.
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Arnold Store
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
China
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Robt. L. Carr
Toledo
F. J. Bingrey
B. B. Ferenbaugh
F. O Levering
Robert L. Carr
Carr
Ferenbaugh
Mr. Carr
B. Critchfeld
Columbus Ewalt
R. Gotshal
J. Critch
Samuel R. Gotahgli
Democrats
The
First Baptist Church of
H. H. Hurley
K. of C
Eal See Bridge Et Noo Coopers
Aed
J.s.ringwalt Co
MM. Vernon
Pythian Sisters
Knox Count
Roll of Honor Bank
W. Side Public
T. D. Cotton
Benko
Maurja Marinelli
Giuseppe Ketterer
Charles C. Vandracek
Stefan
G. Dowds
P. M
Garley
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