Memorial Services By Mt Vernon Lodges Sunday
Memorial services were held Sunday by two Mt Vernon lodges, Odd Fellows and Ros Court Tribe of Ben Hur. Quindaro Lodge No 316 and others attended at Gay Street church where Rev G D Barnett delivered a large congregational memorial sermon. At Vine Street Church of Christ Brow Court Tribe of Ben Hur held the annual memorial. David Francis spoke eloquently. Knox county Pomona Grange has no meeting this month. Ladies Aid of M B Church Howard meets at John A White’s home Wednesday at 2. Wayne Township Hoxwell commencement set for June 14 at Lucerne school house with Prof T Jenking of Morrow County delivering the civic address. Wayne Grange to serve coffee and cake. Fredericktown High School Orchestra to furnish music. All are invited.
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Odd Fellows and Ros Court
Ben Hur
Quindaro Lodge
Mt. Vernon Lodge
C. F
Kwok Rebekah Lodge
Daughters of
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Gay Stree M
G. D. Barnett
Barnett
Vine Street
Chriat
Brow Court Vribe
David Francis
Knox” County
Pomona Grange
Ladies Aid Society
M. B. Churen
Howard
John A. White
Wayne Township
Iro
Park avenue tragedy ends as dogs react to loss
An incident near Park Avenue involves a worker and three dogs, one dies after being struck by a train wheel while two mourning pups are restrained by a passenger. A rare canine remains alive, but the scene ends with officers taking control as the train passes. The report notes the dogs showed grief and the event unfolds along a railroad line.
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Mike Regen
Comrad
Park Avenue
Beagle
Travne
Mike Weoma
Tengle Houmde
Akert
Tay Wey
Aula
Local darts event draws wide crowd in Pyke Be Dio
A garbled report from Timome, Ore describes a darts competition opening with broad public turnout. The text mentions the Gil tep sheeding and Pyke Be Dio, suggesting a regional event season kickoff with participants and spectators amid persistent weather.
Unanimous verdict in high profile case and prank injuries
Jurors in Lue Guse returned a verdict after seven hours of deliberation on the second count of the indictment. In Mansfield, Worl O’Brien’s prank caused a pennant and a weighted jug to strike a student during Memorial exercises. The incident left the student injured but conscious, with hospital and police action ongoing as two high school boys face disorderly conduct charges.
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Ohiowa
M. T. Lee
Mn Slaughter
Polson
Charles B. Metcalf
Iidict
Mansfield Shivid
Worl O'Brien
Hlich
Weat Arch Street
H. Hester
City
Feeney
Racing On City Streets Halts Horse Racing Practice
Street racing on city avenues has endangered horses and drivers. Officers seized two offenders after a Saturday incident and ordered them before Mayor Mitchell. They received reprimands and a warning to stop. Further violators will be arrested to curb the practice.
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George
Mitchell
Hiawatha Fails to Overcome Newark Defeat at Park
The Hiawatha basebal lteam lost to Newark 2 to 1 at Hiawatha Park on Sunday afternoon. Hiawatha scored its lone run on an error by Newark's shortstop. Several Hiawatha players refused to play, weakening the team and hindering their performance against Newark.
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Hiawatha
Newark
Grays Defeat Gambier Nine At River Aldo Park
Mt Vernon Grays best Gambier 11 to 3 at River Aldo Park on Sunday afternoon. A large crowd witnessed the game as Grays pitchers Maxwell yielded four hits while error opportunities favored Gambier. Strong hitting and base running powered Mt Vernon to the win.
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Gambier
Riveraldo Park
Maxwell
Sheriff and deputy arrest Kidwell in Patlabury farm incident
Sheriff Slabaugh and Deputy Rinehart tracked Ray Kidwell to a Patlabury township gas rig and arrested him after a pursuit. Kidwell, wanted since March, faces common pleas court arraignment for an assault with intent to kill linked to a February near Raccoon Creek bridge case.
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Newark American Tribune
Slabaugh
Rinehart
Hilleary
Pallsburg
Ehiy
Common Pleas Court
Ray Kidwell
Justice W
Holton
John Coon
Kidwell
Squire Holton
Patlabury
B. F. Glover
Mary Ann
Glover
Getious
Commission plan vote set for Bayonne long term government
Voters in Bayonne will decide at a forthcoming election on adopting or rejecting a commission form of municipal government. The notice mentions an interspecial meeting to discuss the plan and promises a prompt vote following the public presentation.
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Bayonne
Orrow
Insurrectos Press For Promised Rewards In Mexico War
Reports from Mexico detail insurrectos clamoring for spoils after a victory by Francisco I. Madero era supporters. Former federal workers remain on payrolls amid protests in Juarez and Guadalajara as soldiers demand promised homesteads and immediate farm titles. Troops in Torreon return home with pay, while the Jalisco legislature resigns amid mass demonstrations. The situation remains strained and tense across Chihuahua and surrounding areas.
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Nex
Francisco I. Maders
Mexico
Tunres Monument
Juarex
Juares
oMciala
Blanco
Chibuahua
Anea
Abram Gonzales
Madero
Mexico City
Torreon
Governor Harmon vetoes good roads bills halting progress
Columbus June 6 12 Governor Harmon vetoed the Hudson bill for a state levy and a section of the McGuire highway measure raising the county road tax to 1 percent. The veto withdraws about 3.25 million dollars yearly potential while preserving only a small balance for local needs after all levies. The action aims to protect the 1 percent tax rate, delaying an intercounty highway system. Lofty Valley notes Mexico’s valley at 7 500 feet above sea level.
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Columbus
Harmon
Hudson
McGuire Highway Department
McGuire
State General Revenue Fund
Sheep Profitability and Easy Farm Management
Article argues sheep farming is profitable and manageable with hardy grasses, proper housing in winter, and attentive feeding. Notes rapid reproduction, good returns on investment, and strong prices for wool and hides. Also covers hens needing exercise and efficient feed conversion for cash production.
Wien Hens Fail in Poor Flying Habits and Crowding
The article notes hens perform poorly flyers when overloaded by large crowds or when their housing is dirty. It cites factors such as excessive corn feeding and heat, with ample fresh water and crowded conditions contributing to failures in flight and general poor condition.
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Wien
Cotton States Tennis Meet Opens in Montgomery
The annual Cotton States championship tennis tournament began at the Country Club of Montgomery on June 12 and will run through most of the week. Expected to be the strongest showing yet, the event hosts many of the Souths best known experts.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cotton States
Country Club
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