Lybarger 15 Guilty in Gambier Bank Deposit Case
The trial of Ulysses Lybarger for receiving deposits while the Gambier Banking Company was insolvent concluded with a guilty verdict after a lengthy proceedings in Knox County Common Pleas. Witnesses detailed bank conditions, defense testimony argued solvency, and the jury rendered verdict at 12:10 am. The case follows a lengthy conflict over bank losses and policy.
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Ulyssen
Lybarger
Gambier Banking Company
Common Pleas
Gambier
Kenyon College
George Walters
Columbus
Lybarner
Waight
George Bennett
Hennett
Lyberger
Ulyseee
Gambler Banking Company
Court of Common Prese
Knox County
W Inve
Cromley
Mr. Lybargey
Defendant Guilty Of Illegal Sale Of Liquor
Floyd Jones was found guilty of illegal liquor sales at a hearing before Mayor Perrine on Saturday. N. Bell filed the affidavit. Jones was arraigned at 9:30 with one state witness and three defense witnesses. alibi honored showing he was in Fredericktown when the alleged sale occurred.
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Floyd Jones
Perrine
N. Bell
Jones
Fredericktown
The Heart of the Ozarks shines at Grand theatre show
The home talent play The Heart of the Ozarks presented by the Keystone Dramatic Club at Grand theatre Friday night was unusually good and well received by an audience that applauded after each act. The company plans repeat performances in county towns. Mrs. George P. Morgan is a candidate for state regent of the American Woman Lodge, having already secured votes from Canton Akron and Warren chapters.
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Heart of the Ozarks
Keystone Dramatic Club
Grand Theatre
G. C. Barry
Rebenreala
Mra
George P. Morgan
Lougie
Morgan
Canton
Akron
Warren
Amon
Vernon On The Map Showed Gore Bay Natives’ Skill
A dramatic report recounts how a resident’s performance put Gore Bay Ontario on the map, highlighting native skill and community pride in a thrilling展示 that showcased local talent and prowess.
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Gore Bay
Bear-hunting adventure near Gore Bay described by Mt Vernon letter
WM Bullock recounts a bear encounter six and a half miles from Gore Bay on timber land. With an Indian office contact, a local hunter lends aid and a young man provides a double barreled rifle. After a tense stand, Bullock shoots the bear while another hunter fires to finish it. The tale ends with townsfolk noting the Mt Vernon visitor as the bear killer.
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Gore Hay
Banner
Mt. Vernon
Manitoulin Island
T. H
Indian Office
Gore Bay
Slime on nets disrupts Richmond fishing season
Report from Painesville on June 8 describes green slime covering nets at Richmond, hindering fishing activities. Officials note abundant slime this season in the Grand River drainage, yet the coating on gear reduces catches and worsens the poor yield for local fishers.
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Painesville
Wearon
Richmond
Grand River
Ulage
Wim
Thair
Milk Standards Decline in Local Milk Supply
A Saturday bulletin by State Dairy and Commissioner details milk offered for sale in various localities testing below the legal butter fat standard. Inspections found many samples near or below 2.8 percent butter fat, with some up to the legal 3 percent. Producers face profit pressure to meet the standard, while natural causes keep the standard set low enough to avoid prosecutions.
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Ohio
Missionary Society Meeting Reports and New Members
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman’s Board of Missionary (W. B. M.) at the Church of Christ was hosted by Mrs. Cassil on Enat Filgh street. Mrs. Belle Critchfeld led a scripture lesson from 2 Timothy 1 6, followed by prayer and song. Delegates reported on Western Canada work and Southern Christian Institute. three new members were added, and reports from Canton convention were praised. Refreshments were served by several ladies. A court note mentions a potential sentence for Lybarger if a motion for a new trial is overruled.
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Church of
Southern Christian Institute
C. Craig
Williams
Mins Flossle Veatch
Canton
Bong
Mra. Seigfried
Myers
Darrah
Ban- Ring
Albaugh
Court House Notes From Knox County Probate Details and Estates
Court notes report missing property from the Haree theft in Fredericktown. An inventory shows Julia Nayes estate totaling 2182.40 dollars. Lunacy affidavit filed against Ruth fur Were, 44, of Vernon, with medical evaluation by Dr. Arndt and De Williams. she was taken to the Columbus state hospital. Administrators appointed include Clinton M. Rice for William R. Hody with bond 4400. appraisers listed. Flanigan estate appoints Harry W. Koons as administrator with bond 100. Exceptions to Amanda J. Cooper inventory filed. hearing set June 1. Other entries include administrator appointments for Jane Glaxe and George Peardon. deeds filed for several property transfers in Jefferson and nearby areas.
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Knox County
Ruth Fur
Vernon
George D. Arndt
de L. Wiliams
State Hospital
Columbus
John Woolfson
Amanda J. Cooper
Benjamin J. Brown
William F. Sapp
Mrs Brumbach Improves After Westerville Auto Crash
Mrs D M Brumbach of Frederick Town is slowly recovering from serious injuries suffered in a Westerville auto accident Wednesday evening. Mt Carmel hospital reports she is very much improved and may leave in ten days to two weeks, but cannot yet return home.
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D. M. Brumbach
Fredericktown
Westerville
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Lettuce Crop Grows Big Under Mr Jarrett Belt
Mr Jarrett Belt, of West Gambier street, has a remarkable lettuce crop this year. On Friday afternoon he cut several heads weighing about twelve ounces each. Heads of this size are rare and no larger have been seen in the local area.
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Jarrett Belt
West Gambier Street
Belt
Frosty Saturday Morning Harms Local Gardens
Frost Saturday morning reports show light frost over the county with South Vernon noting damage to early garden crops. A humorous line mocks the notion of paying bills by check as clever advertising.
Home Rule Change Delayed in Detroit Firm Seeks Charter Shift
Detroit deadline for home rule revision pushed to after the November election. Chappelear Kaufman & Co. reorganized as Chappelear, Kaufman & Co with Mrs. A Kaufman of Marten Ohio taking a partnership stake. New partner plans to relocate to Mt. Vernon by July with his wife, two daughters and one son. The 1909 law requires a general charter revision, delaying any immediate changes until 1913 and beyond.
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Detroit
Mid
Ihs
Au Preme Court
Saginaw
Kelley v. Beart
Ithaca
Supreme Court
Sear
Free Presa
Ie Court
Civil Service
James Vernor
Learheld
Hich
Charter Revision Commission
Charter Revision
Chappelear & Co
Chappelear, Kaufman & Co
A. Kaufman
Marten
Ohio
Kaufman
Mt Vernon
Marion
M. C
Mt. Vernon
Columbus monument dealer arrested in Columbus on fraud charge
Fremont J Critchfield a Columbus monument dealer formerly of Knot county was arrested Friday evening and brought to Mt. Vernon by Deputy Sheriff John Woolf son to answer a charge of issuing a fraudulent check for 48 dollars 75 cents on a Centerbury bank It is alleged Critchfield gave the check in payment for a freight bill at the Pennsylvania station in Centerburg He appeared before Bquire Perkins Saturday morning and paid over 43 dollars 75 cents to the railroad company was released from custody The affidavit for Critchfield s arrest was made by B E Sapp.
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Fremont J. Critchfield
Columbus Monument
Knot County
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Sherif John Woolfson
Centerbury
Critchfeld
Pennsylvania Station
Centerburg
Critchfield
Bquire Perkins
Wpam
B. E. Sapp
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Cromisy
Hutchinson
Mansfeld
J. H. Greer
Clty
Coustans
Mansfield
C. C. Marshall
Reneeuce
Mr. Marshall
Wickham
Clerk of Courts
Harry N. Hills
Claude N. Wyant
Thin
The
J. Shoney @ Co
Toloda Oheestalie
Ted
Cheney & Co
Mall
Josuttpation
Wiliam Batlock
Ntee
Bullock
Missionary Society
C. P. Patterson
Western
Canada
J. A. Schaeffer
James Mission
Scott
Ibiowinfield, NJ
Court House
Julia Nayes
Clinton M. Rice
William R. Hody
Bond
van Gilmore
H. J. Greer
C. F. Rice
J. F. Spearman
Grace Hobr
Flanigan Estate
Harry W. Koons
Patrick
Flanigan
Willan
M. Koons
W. Koons
William G. Koons
Jane Glaxe
Niam M. Koons
John Graham
Peardon
C. Mortley
George Peardon
Witte
T. Barber
Ira Atwood
T.C. Canning
C. M. Rice
Sarah E. Losh
Jefferson
Cora Flynn
Henry L. Carr
Lovering
William Bullock
Hugh W. Lauderbaugh
Buckeye
A. Louis Myers
Jane Myers
Hilliar
A. A. Pertine
H. C. Purdy
Mound View Veometery
Mrs. Brumbach
Frost
South Vernon
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