Outing at Riverside Park and Society News
Society notes describe an outing by Central Union Telephone operators at Riverside Park with an elegant supper and games. The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Woodford of Coshocton avenue is noted with afternoon visits. Upcoming nuptials include Hale and Phillips, and Robert E Fluke and Jane Phillips. Ricketts-Waight wedding at the bride's home, Clippinger-Kinsely ceremony south of town, and entertaining events for children and a junior high school reception are reported along with local travel to Columbus and family visits.
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Riverside
Central Union
Riverside Park
Inap
Mra
Wikiam’ Woodford
Coshocton Avenue
Hale
Mike ZelaJane Phillips
J. H. Phillips
Jeannette
Robert Eugene Fluke
Altoona
Phillis
B. J. Phillips
West Vine Street
Walter H. Bodurtha
Charles Eckley Bodurtha
Delaware
Thomas Hugh Rickette
Columbus
John M. Ready
New York City
A. T. Waight
Chicago
Andros
Utica Herald
Infant poisoned by fly poison in Coshocton Avenue incident
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Prederiet Cochran of Coshocton Avenue drank fly poison Thursday afternoon. Dr C K Conard treated the child and officials say no serious results will follow.
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Prederiet Cochran
Coshocton Avenue
Wit
C.K. Conard
Court House Notes First and Final Account Filed
Probate records show Frank B. Young as executor filing a first and final account for Charlee A. Young. Transactions include receipts and disbursements totaling 2457.00. Deeds filed record various 40 to 64 acre transfers in Jefferson and Union counties with prices ranging from 1 to 900 dollars.
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Frank B. Young
Charlee A. Young
W. & Barnes
Charles E. State
Jefferson
H.C. Whitney
W. M. Whitney
Union
Zork Nervitt
Minnie B. Anderson
Wm. M. Whitey
Thomas
Whitney
Wm. M Whitney
Bargain seizure ties two burglars to stolen goods
Delaware Journal-Herald reports $100 curd and a diamond ring with 9 silver items found on Thursday afternoon linked to William Huffman of St. Paul and Jackson of Chicago. Officers nabbed the two suspects after a burglary at Ed Schweiter’s home, with Whitlock Boardman and a train brakeman assisting. The items were recovered and the men jailed awaiting Delaware court action.
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Delaware Journal-Herald
William Huffman
St. Paul
Atrest
Spaulding
Omlver Pickett
Bherif Willso
Delaware
Changes in Faculty at Ohie Wesleyan and School of Music
Professor Jordne Armstrong of mathematics at Ohie Wesleyan will take a year of leave to study in Germany. Miss Sarah Cantwell resigns Greek teaching for a year likely to stay with her sister in Delaware or possibly go to South America. Instructors N W Rockey and F B Crandall in English retire along with Kata Leweh. replacements not filled. An extra instructor will join both voice and piano at the School of Music next year as the program expands.
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Helawers Journal Herald
Jordne W. Armstrong
Ohie Wesleyan
Germany
Sarah Cantwell
Mary Cantwell
Arizona
Delaware
South America
N. W. Rockey
Englian
F. B. Crandall
Kata. Leweh
School of Music
Harmon signs press rights act in veto clash over papers
Governor Harmon in Columbus approves the Kimble election corrupt practice act after vetoing bills to curb newspaper criticism of candidates. He cites the act as protecting fair play and free press while noting the 24 hour retraction requirement and the 2 hour rule would burden non daily papers. The report adds the postmaster general names Painesville as a new postal savings bank depository in Washington.
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Columbus
Harmon
Calvey
Crawford
Columbus supervisors nominate agricultural teaching supervisors
Supervisors in Columbus Ohio announce appointments under the Canily law. L. B. Tving of Lebanon J. R. Clark of Springfield L. Goll of Swanton and A Harbourt of Andover are named as agricultural teaching supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Vlect Miller
L. 8. Tving
Lebanon
J. R. Clark
Springfield
3. L. Goll
Swanton
Line A. Harbourt
Andover
Matinee Racing Opens Soon at Hiawatha Park
Work on the track at Hiawatha Park progresses for the first matinee race planned within three weeks. Local horse owners prepare their mounts as the Driving Park abandonment shifts racing to the park with widening work, especially on the home stretch, to accommodate large crowds.
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Hiiwath Park
Earthquake Devastates Mexico City Killing Thousands
Reports from Mexico City on June 9 describe a powerful earthquake that has killed more than a thousand people, injured many more, and left numerous villages destroyed. Authorities and aid agencies race to assess damage and provide relief as the nation reels from the disaster.
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Mexico City
Mennonites Hold Major Conference in Holmes County
The Mennonite Church of Ohio and Pennsylvania is hosting a large conference at the Marron’s Creek Church, six miles northeast of Holmes County, Millersburg. Over 300 delegates attend, with a lengthy program planned and sessions continuing through Sunday.
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Holmes County
Millersburg
Mennonite Church of
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maron's Creek Church
Hare
Violent Kick Injures Local Man Thursday Afternoon
Mero Frank Minnion residing at ack was severely injured Thursday afternoon when kicked by a horse while examining a rear tire. The blow struck both knees, leaving him unable to walk. He was taken home and given medical care. no bones were broken, but he will be off work for several days.
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Mero Frank Minnon
Ack
Iorae
Munson
Oldest Mt Vernon Building and Loan Seeks Subscriptions
The Home Building and Loan Company of Mount Vernon, established 1883 and with a 28 year record of paying semiannual dividends, invites subscriptions to its stock. Subscriptions can start at one dollar per month, with many stockholders building a surplus. Contact Banner M Allen, Secretary, 5L Public Square.
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Banner M
Bear's Hug Causes Park Blackout in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 6 a bear at an amusement park attacked Constable Hempstreet while guards attempted to serve papers in a case over unpaid workmen’s claims. The bear dragged a worker, damaged the escape, and the box office receipt plan was abandoned as the feed wire sparked a blackout. Lights went out. officials restored order after armed intervention.
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Gleveland
Ohio
Dugihce Brown
Justice's Court
Don
Firebug Arrests In Ohio Requisition To Bring Suspect
Marshal J W Zuber travels to Bul reki California with a requisition for Char Jee L Morr arson suspect wanted in many states. Return to Chicago area to face charges. $7000 recovered in a separate case. mutual life company seeks an agent to manage new county operations in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
J. W. Zuber
Bulreki
Cal
Jee L. Morr
Auls Brandis
Ohfo
Maralini
Merry Wilte
Treton Vale
Abry
Aumuet
Elinerage
Warthdthe
Midle Mutual Life
Conan of
Mase
New County Witte
Goftman
Buvings & Trost Skis
Columbus, O
Indictments Rise Over Subway Bill In Cleveland Case
A second Nye indictment accuses him of soliciting bribes from H. Bradford and J. Smith tied to the Cleveland subway bill. Stanley Harrison named as go-between with three-year charges. Harrison, Morrison, and others face aiding and abetting counts. Harrison posted 10,000 bond. Calvey and other legislators implicated in ongoing subway case.
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Calvey
Cleveland
Stanley Harrison
Nye
Bradford
H. Smith
Branley Morrison
Senate
Pike County
Harrison Ie
Corrods
Harrison
Tire, Guaranty and Surety Company
Subway
Frank Calvey
Graft probes yield 13 indictments in Franklin County
In a fourth partial report the Franklin County grand jury returned 13 indictments against 11 persons as part of graft probes in the General Assembly. Indictments named Senators Dean and Todd, Representatives Nee and Culver, and Cleveland official Stanley Harrison, with Dean facing two counts for bribery tied to the Rose County option bill. Nye and Nye-related figures faced bribe charges, including a $700 offer to Albert Gerrod for hindering a game bird bill passage.
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Columbus
Franklin County Grand Jury
General Assembly
Thomas A. Dean
Sandusky County
Senate
George B. Nee
Emocrat
Pike County
Frank M. Culver
Cuyahoga County
Stanley Harrison
Cleveland
Senatv
Dean
John Hi. Todd
Prainklin County
J. C. Drake
Erie County
Rose County
W. L. Atwell
Licktox County
Columbus City
Aye
Nye
Albert Gerrodl
Grand Jury Reveals Charges Against General Assembly Corruption
A grand jury report details alleged corruption in the general assembly. It calls for time to investigate belief and charges, flags embezzlement risks, and urges attention to bribery, influence between lawmakers and interests, and improper campaign financing. It notes telephone tapping concerns and stresses pending judicial actions.
Friendless Man Ends Life in Cincinnati
Charles Muller aged 67 hanged himself in Cincinnati after saying he had a hard life and that all his friends deserted him. He spoke of going mad and preferring death to a miserable life, leaving a note describing his desolation.
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Cincinnati
Charles Muller
el Sam
Meath
Cleveland Indicted in Underground Railway Case
Cleveland was indicted on multiple counts involving an alleged underground railway scheme. He appeared with counsel and faced charges of soliciting bribes and selling money tied to the Hopkins underground railway affair. The record includes remarks by Benater Dean and references to political entanglements, amid confusion and unspecified names. The piece weaves trial chatter, alleged corruption, and political backlash with colorful, nonessential asides.
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Cleveland
Hourne
Ian
the Americas Boating Company
Calvey
Mm. Landon
Hopkins
W. H. Hopthcus
Benim
John
Drake
Erlecommty
W. J. Atwell
Licking Te Vite
Rose County
Dean
Benater Dean
Kay
Mays
Neil Timigge
Hod
Maiyor
Aaron Bond
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