Appointments Made by Governor Cox Change Ohio Officials
Governor Cox announced new state posts and salary figures for Ohio. Emery Lattanier becomes superintendent of banks at 6000 yearly. Miller as superintendent a pal earns 4000. Harper to public printing supervisor at 1000. two rejections leave salaries cut. Defenbdaugh and Harper fill vacancies, both Democrats. Lattaner moves from assistant to superintendent, with reforms and new examiners added. Marshal Suberia plans to leave firefighting work for insurance.
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Columbus
Cox
Emery Lattanier
Sanks
Miller
aTabal
Frank Harper
Harmon
Senate
John W. Zuber
Paulding
Edward A. Crawford
Adams Harmon Appolatsens
Hmery W. Lattaner
Defiance County
State Banking Department
Frank —. Baxter
Lattaner
Enttanuer
Sresr Fas
Miltorte
Marshal Suberia
Pittsburg Plate Glass Plant Workers Hurt by Accident
Two employees at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant were injured Friday afternoon when a false device caused an accident. Dr. Deoley attended, and wounds were treated with several atticdes. Clarence Hughan was also cut behind the ear by glue while on duty.
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Fittatrungh
Deeley
Clarence Hughan
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Totory
Deoloy
Riverside Park Field Day Draws Big Pupil Pleasures
Scholars of the First ward school held a Friday afternoon field day at Riverside park. Pupils paraded from 1:30 pm led by the city band, then competed in athletic events on the park lawn, including potato race, handkerchief race, 1100 yard dash, and relay. Winners included Albert Sharp, Lawrence Kleiner, Ben Zetaloff, and Allan Bostwick among others. A picnic supper followed, served by the First ward Mothers' and Teachers' club. The day ended with prize banners and multiple event winners across grades.
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First Ward
Riverside Park
Stusic
Fagy
Wieneet
Tnd
Sth
Tech
Albert Sharp
Lawrence Kleiner
Éth
Ben Zetaloff
Allan Bostwick
Oc Falahing
No clew obtained in Gambier village Friday morning
A brief report notes that no clew was obtained in the Gambier village incident on Friday morning. Authorities offered no further details, and the case remains open as investigators review available evidence and statements.
Three Men Suspected Post Office Robbery Sightings
Reports from Gambier area describe three men seen walking toward Mt Vernon early Friday, with Kenyon students as witnesses. Sheriff Woollson and Chief Clements toured Utica jail where seven men are confined, but believe none linked to the Gambier robbery. The investigation continues as authorities pursue leads and possible train departure.
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Sherif Woollson
Bost
Tce
Woollson
Clements
Utica
Theas
Gambier
Kenyon A
Mt. Vernon
Railroad wreck blocks B and C North of city
Wreck derailed freight cars blocks traffic north of the city near Banning around 6 am Saturday. Train wheels left rails causing a major derailment and requiring Newark wrecking crew. Eastbound passenger No 14 halted at Mt. Vernon around 7:10 am for hours.
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Banning
Trefle
Newark
Mt. Veroon
Edward Wing Lone Young Cornetist Receives Publication News
Edward Wing, a Clevedand resident and former member of Maurice Levi’s band, has been praised for his bright future. A New York tunic publisher announced that six of his compositions have been accepted for publication next spring. Wing now plays with the Priscilla theatre orchestra after stints with the Guards band.
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Cleveland
Edward Wilsdon
W. RB. Wing
Maurice Levi
New York City
Edward Wing
Toceboy
Levi
Wing
New York
Wing Je Dow
Priscilla, Theatre Orchestra
Te ‘Guards
Lew Dock
Orader
God
Willem H West
Women’s Foreign Mission Board Elects Officers at June Meeting
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Board of the M. E. church held a June meeting with hosts Mesdames Ge2 Vernon Edward Permenter and r Jacobs. Mrs. Paul Ashbaugh presented Gala Foreign Lands with readings by H. M. Huntaberger Hier Aledorf Cora Conard Kelser and others. Annual election named President Mrs. Frank Long and numerous officers including Recording Secretary Mrs. Ray Bion and Treasurer Mrs. Thurlow Berger.
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Mesdames Ge2
Vernon
Edward Permenter
Jacobs
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Booisty
M. E. Church
Paul Ashbeugh
H. M. Huntaberger
Hier Og
Aledorf “Christman
Cora Conard
Kelser
Ashbaugh
Redding
Helen A. Walker
Lady
Mesdames
Turbes
Garlow
Smith
Humbert
Wright
Roby
oMcars
Frank Longlot V. P
Dmre
Barah Tiebe
Mra
Ray Bion
Anat
Reo
Gec'y
Harold Abbort
Cor
Sec'y
Robert Hier
Mite
George Cheyney
Aast
Mite Box
Dora Black
Treas
Thurlow Berger
Simon Tucker
L. B. Popham
Emma Tibbetts
Noble Weir
J. M. Claypool
Williard
Steward
Jobo Clugh
Tianist
W. F. Rimer
Milton Lewis
L. J. Minard
C. Dowds
A. C.burgard
Frese Correspondetta
Allen Martin
John Weaver
E. D. Barnett
Hobbs
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Toledo Firm
An ad listing Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by FFJr of Toledo Ohio touts internal use and claims relief from catarrh. The notice notes a price per bottle and promotes remedies for various ailments while urging purchase through local druggists.
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FF. Jr
Toledo
Enn
Ron Pacar
Ieee Sana Ynyde Ta Felega
Otan
Bs FF
Cheney & Co
Towimanlals
Drucy'st& Prine
Hall's Folly
Amstipation
Young Farmer Leonard McCrory Ends Life Near Waterford
Leonard McCrory a 25 year old farmer residing northwest of the village shot himself in the chin with a single barrel gun Friday night. He died instantly. motive unclear. His wife and three children were visiting Missouri. he lived with his mother and appeared contented. Neighbors note no prior signs of distress and a theory of mental collapse has been suggested.
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Waterford
Oth
Leonard McCrory
McCrory
Mia
Funeral notices for Chambers Graff and Coup in Mt Vernon area
The funeral of the late Robert Chambers who died suddenly on Thursday evening occurred Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at his home 9 Morria township Rev E D Barn ett officiating Interment in Pike cemetery Jonathan Graff died Friday at 5 p m at his home 40 North Braddock street after over a year illness from a paralytic stroke Born February 3 he is survived by wife two sons George and James Graff a daughter Miss Hazel Graff one sister Mrs Auguste Williams Funeral at the late home Monday at 2 p m Rev Ira J Houston officiating Interment in Mound View cemetery Meda Coup of Amity died at Mt Vernon hospital at 5 p m Friday after weeks illness liver trouble She was 37 and survived by husband Byron Coup seven children Funeral at M E church in Amity Sunday at 2 p m Interment in Amity cemetery
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Chambers
Robert Chambers
Morria Township
E. D. Barnett
Pike Cemetery
Jonathan Graft
Jonathan Graff
North Braddock Street
George
James Graff
Hazel Graff
Mt. Vernon
Auguste Williams
Ira J. Houston
Mound View Cemetery
Meda Coup
Amity
Byron Coup
M. EB
Amity Cemetery
Painful injury after fall near Newark road home
Mrs Twinem, living with her daughter Mrs Charles Harmos two miles north of the city on the Newark road, fell Saturday morning injuring her left wrist. A physician from Mr Vernon reduced the fracture. Mr J P Richardson of South Vernon was to assist. Friends Henry Miller and Ashland social circle noted. Miller ends current tour and begins a third season in The Rainbow in August.
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J. P. Richardson
South Vernon
Mac Stephene
Queete
Ashland
Henry Miller
Entertaining Socials Across Martinsburg and Area
A string of local gatherings spans May to June with a mayoral home party at 210 East Chestnut Street, a Friday park dance at Hié Watha, Embroidery Club visit by Martinsburg guests, Five Hundred night honoring Miss Vance and Mr Rogers, plus Missionary society meeting at Grandview. Notables include Mrs Minnie Ralston hosting, and College Woman's Club afternoon with papers on Prison Reform and Jack the Piper.
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William H. Smith
East Chestnut Street
Embroidery Club
Martinsburg
Minnie Ralston
Ella Reed
Newark
Cary Campbell
Minneapolis
Lewis Chilcote
Martineburg
Edward L. Parker
South Division Street
Ines
Vance
Howard Middleton
Rogers
Crosswicks
New Jersey
Mins Vanes
Harry W. Koons
Walter J. Sperry
College Woman's Club
Vernon Lodge Elects Officers and Leagues Leaders
Vernon Lodge No. 43 F. and A. M. elected officers with W M J L Booker Wi J Turner James Reddix R Hamilton secretary Charles J Turner chaplain Frank Stevens deacon H K Jackson deacon R G Scott steward Harl Lee steward Julian Valtine Tyler W H Turner. Two veteran baseball managers Lefty Davis of Winona and Bob Unglaub of Minnesella lead the new Northern League in batting.
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Lefty Davis
Winona
Bob Unglaub
Minnespella
Fragmented OCR reflects unclear report on a risky event
The readable text shows garbled lines about a person or group facing a likely risky situation. It mentions a woman and several vague descriptors but lacks concrete facts or names to form a clear news item.
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Ohio Fuel Supply Company
No. 48 Public Square
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Tee
Vilage of Gambier
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Johnson Bima
Fred J. Freese
Toland
William Sims
Court of Common Pleas
Fulton
Chappelear
Kauffman Co
Slever & Edman
Loder Va
Syler
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Sugar Creek Oil & Gas Co
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William @. Hoopver
Church of Christ
Kno County
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Leederd McCrory
Bettas de Pene Ata Bane
Mise Hanosh Kinney
Hiéwatha Park
Park Orchestra
Eriek
Hormel
Seanea
Pennsylvania
B. Houck Rae
Ofice Rogers
Gary Malussi
Mt Vernon
Unto
Levering
Odiem
Comard
M.D
Sureegon Ofice and Residences
East Wise Bh
Wtanstiwipa Bell
Will J. Doc
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Mast Gambier Street
Seutll
Main St. Olt
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