Trial of Lee case opens amid sparse audience
In Knox county common pleas court Judge Wickham begins proceedings in the Lee murder case. Demurrer to the indictment is overruled and juror selection starts after a lengthy voir dire and a special venire. Defense seeks a one day continuance and access to coroner inquest details, while prosecutors establish cause for jurors and challenge biased inclinations.
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Common Pleas Court Room
Oblo Va
Michael T. Lee
Charles 1
Metcalf
Wickham
Delaware
William M. Koons and
Koons
Stillwell
Moore
William Anderson
Mr. Koonn
Cromsey
Jed 8
Montin
Frank White
Lst
Parker
Sherif Woolfson
Wm. ©. Appleton
James Lampson
George Mochwart
Joseph Mansfield
Charles Mild
Sesson
Albert J. Henley
Vendyman W
Sperry
Monument proposal to honor Dan Emmett gains steam
Letter from Mrs. John B. Braddock of Mt Vernon Ohio urges Little Rock readers to back a monument to Dan Emmett writer of Dixie. She notes southern pride in Dixie and cites Union Confederate Veterans reunion where Emmett’s song featured, urging locals to support erecting a Mt Vernon monument and to publicize his life.
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Little Rock
Ark
Edltor
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Dixie
Daniel D. Emmett
South
Union Confederate Veterans
Vernon
Dan
Emmett
Sint
Beneraua
High School Mandamus and Glanders Case In Ohio
A fragmented news item describes a boy struck by a bat at Hiawatha Park during a game between Thiawatha and Coluntue Independents, with medical aid given. It then notes Ohio school statistics on high schools, industrial training, and recent new Hughes High School facts. The piece also covers a mandamus suit in Knox County over a Millewood school building contract, marriage licenses, and a serious glanders horse case in Newark area with state veterinary actions and disposal rules.
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John
Bart Ayers
Coshocton Avenue
Hiawarka Park
ThiaWwatha
Independents
Coluntue
Columbus
Hig Bote
Fielal
Ohio
Hughes High School
Cincinnati
Middle West
Newark American Tribune
W. A. Alemony
Granvills
Jand Tor. Jones
Thir City
Dikenen
Horace
Jeep Jerry
John M. Podivon
Cantera Avenue
Swinehart
State Veterinary's Office
Poulson
Board of Review Organizes New Members and Officers
The city board of review met Monday morning to organize. New member French W. Severns took the oath and began duties. The board established an organization with President William A. Wander and Vice President John Worley among others.
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City Board of Review
French W. Severns
William A. Wander
John Worley
Folding bed injures East Gambler resident
Mrs Nellie Russell of East Gambler Street sustained a badly injured left ankle when a folding bed fell on her while she was letting it down on Sunday evening. Dr James F P Lee attended to her injury.
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Nellie Russell
East Gambler Street
First Communion Held At St Vincent De Paul Church
A high mass at St Vincent de Paul Catholic church Sunday morning featured 42 girls and 48 boys, totaling 8% of the class, receiving their first holy communion at 7:30 o clock. The children renewed baptismal promises before mass, sang a hymn, and were joined by parents and friends in witnessing the ceremony.
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St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
Jesus
Filth to provide for comfort in old age ad text
An advertisement urging readers to save and invest with the Buckeye State Building and Loan Co of Columbus Ohio. It emphasizes owning a home and saving money to cover living expenses in old age and mentions a $4,700,000 amount in context.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin
Weet Guy Street
Columbus
Ohio
Grays Defeat Lexing ton in High-Scoring 15 to 10 Victory
The Mt. Vernon Grays beat Lexington 15 to 10 at Riverside Park Sunday afternoon before over a thousand spectators. The game, watched from every vantage point, was tied 10 to 1 after eight innings, then the Grays pushed across five runs in the ninth while Lexington failed to score.
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Mt. Vernon Grays
Lexington
Riverside Park
Grays
Missionary Society meeting notes and project mentions
The Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs Goodell s home on Friday afternoon led by Mrs Swetland with discussion on Missionaries at Work including Schools Leader Bible Women Zenanas and Woman Physician. The W M S of the M E church held rally day with several new members added and programs on Women Behind the Work plus various mission topics. The Presbyterian missionary society rose meeting at Mrs Patterson s home featured an Alaska program and a duet with plans for the annual picnic on July 7 at Mrs Boggs south Vernon.
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The
Baptist, Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal
Turbin
Park Blair
Tucker
L. Campbell
K. Conard
Isabella Thoburn
Lilavat Singh
W. H. Brieker
Doremus
J. L. Minard
M. J. Stephens
J. M. Claypool
W. Rimer
Walter Wood
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Missionary Society
J. ©. Patterson
Boggs
Mis. Addie Anderson
Alaska
Larimore
Aliee Patterson
Aledorf
Children Day Exercises at Friendship Church
Children Day exercises will be held at the Friendship Church on Sunday evening June 11 at 7:30. Francia Hayes, son of Mr T Hayes formerly of this city, will graduate from Cleveland East High School on June 8 with honor. He delivered the oration on class day and took a leading part in the debates.
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the Friendship Church
Francia Hayes
T. ¥. Hayes
Cleveland East High School
Eight Indictments for Legislative Bribery Unsealed
Columbus Ohio June 5 the grand jury returned eight new indictments in connection with alleged legislative bribery. The names of those indicted were withheld pending apprehension.
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Columbus
Gen Brink erhoff dies in Mansfield after long service
Gen R Brink erhoff longtime state board of charity member dies at his Mansfield home. Born 1828 in New York, his death was reported last night. He served in public welfare roles and was a noted civic figure in Ohio.
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Mansfield
Hearing on Liquor Sale Charge Continued to Thursday
The hearing for George Smithhisler, charged with keeping a place for sale of intoxicating liquor, has been continued from Saturday to Thursday afternoon, June 8, before Mayor A. Mitchell.
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George Smithhisler
A. Mitchell
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