Robbers Fire Barn as Desperadoes Flee County
A barn on James Parkes farm near Centerbury burned at about 11 PM as two suspected bandits, wanted for other robberies, were chased by a surrounding posse. Sheriff Woolfson and Deputy Mossholder searched roads and woods near Lock Ohio, while locals guarded farms. Reports say the two men fled east of Lock, with footprints and a hidden car linking to other robberies. Authorities believe the fire was an incendiary diversion to aid their escape.
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Lock
Ohio
James Parkes
Barkes
Moe
Parkes
Lorge
Beieve
Durned
Ias
Tomon Parkes
Benount
Canterbury
Woimme
Parkou
Wooltt- Mnr
Woolison
Columbus
Sherif Woolfson
Sherif Mansholder
Centerbury
Hetry
Frederick Schwilk
Taylor Station
Schwilk
Js Long
Jones Brothers
Earl
Ernest
Woolfson
Columbus Contractors’ Supply Company
Strom
Mt. Vernon
Sherif Woolman
Sherif Mossholder
Parker
McElroy
Jon Hilbrant
Thin Ne
Nastat
Arrest of Roy Garnes on assault charge
Police were called to the Cottage Street home of Roy Garnes to quell a disturbance. Garnes was arrested, arraigned before Mayor, pled guilty, and sentenced to 10 days in the Dayton work house with a $25 fine and costs, pending good behavior.
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Roy Garnes
Garnow
Mra
Garnes
Porring
Dayton
Chamberlain's Remedy Praised For Summer Ailments
An advertisement urges households to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy handy in hot weather. It claims the remedy is worth many times its cost, has no superior for its intended use, and recommends buying now from all dealers.
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Panama
Canal
Canal Zone
World
United States
Panama Canal
Voluminous Ashbrook Petitions Filed in Seventeenth District
VOLUMINOUS signatures for Congressman William A. Ashbrook filed for the Democratic nomination in the Seventeenth district. Ashbrook's petitions total 11,177 names, representing broad district support, and will move from Licking County Elections Board to other county boards for certification ahead of the August 11 primary. County totals show Ashland 1,646, Delaware 1,210, Knox 1,??? (text incomplete), Richland 1,808, totaling 11,477.
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William A. Ashbrook
Board of Elections
Licking County
Boards of Elections
Ashbrook
Ashland
Delaware Vy Ecscsareeseciee
Hocson
Eessev Eevees
Knox
Dieseeenee Renee
Richland Tases
Family Reunion North of the City Glows with Reagh kin
North of Mt. Vernon on Fredericktown road the Reagh family gathered June 6 as five siblings reared on the Harrison township farm reunited at Geo Reagh and wife’s home. About thirty attended a lively dinner hosted by Aunt Lyda with readings by Carma Hervey and musical numbers by the Green sisters and others. Relatives from Utica and several towns joined in celebration.
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Reagh
Harrison Township
William P. Green
Geo. Reagh
Mt. Vernon
Fredericktown
Lyda
Dleaf
Francis Reagh
Donald Hervey
Ray Stark Hervey
Utica
Martinaburg
L. A. Dolman
St. Joseph
M. J. Sims
Willam P. Green
Edna Green
James Reagh
Dwight Reagh
Morence
Geo
H. Reagh
Hattie
Charles
Arlo H Pacers and Notable Horses in Knox County
This listing notes ARLO H a pacer with 2:11% and Tri 2:06 24, Reg. No. 32709, along with EAGLE DENMARK a 1 160 lb Morgan coach stallion and HONFLEUR a dapple gray Percheron stallion of five years, described as sound and a sure breeder. Also mentions Rog Percheron Boo from France No. 107 and American Reg. No. 52463, offered for 16 dollars to secure a living colt. presented by W. C. Korns.
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Arlo
Knox County
France
W. C. Korns
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