Jones brothers captured in burglary case at Knox county jail
Earl Jones, identified at Chicago Junction, was arrested by Chief Esatman and held with brother Ernest in Knox county jail. Both men face burglary and larceny charges for the McGuire store robbery at Centerbury. Earl admitted his identity and stated he lived in Centerbury, while greeting County Treasurer Bell on the jail steps.
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Ernest
Earl Jones
McGuire
Centerbury
Knox County
Chicago Junction
Albert Esatman
Ernest Jones
Woolson
L. M. Bell
Lloyd
Earl
Bell
Puller Moore
Harl Jones
Moore Waw Jones
Bistion
Hickuinn
Santine Jonie
Chicago
Jones
Wooton
Jona
Ernon
Sherif Liat
Mt Vernon
George Miller
Newark
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Oleago Junction
Sherif Woolton
Privoner
Jace
Canterbury
Sherif Wooltton
Lack
Marengo
Mla
Karl Jones
Sherif Woolston
Larl Jones
Taylor Station
Lwhen
Woolfson
Centerburg
Jones brothers tied to local robberies face Franklin county option
The text reports Joseph Jones and his brother Ernest claiming aliases as George Miller and Jones. They confess to fleeing after a robbery, with details of travel via Mt. Vernon and Canterbury. Sheriff Woolston probes connections to Taylor Station and McGuire robbery, noting potential transfer of trial to Franklin county to ensure conviction.
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Franklin County
Knox County
Jones Brothers
Taylor Station
Arthur Strom
Jonox Boys
Canterbury Fs
Pranklin County
Suit Filed Over Office Rent in Mt Vernon
Sued party Mount Vernon attorney Paul M. Ashbaugh representing the plaintiff seeks $109.60 plus interest from December 1, 1916, for office rent alleged to be due. The action names Judge George Coyner and places the proceeding in the local court, with a hearing set for Friday morning and rescheduled for Tuesday morning before Squim Perkins.
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Stream & Himer,caurative Agente
Mt. Vernon
Soucy Main Street
Court of ‘Quire
George Coyner
Mt Vernon
Oillcon
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Child Swallows Tack May Face Surgery
The young daughter of Mr and Mrs T K Gurran of Westingtrent swallowed a carpet tack Thursday evening. An X ray located the tack in the large intestine Friday and a second X ray was planned for Saturday with possible surgery to remove the tack.
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Tr Young
Mev
T. K. Gurran
Westighntrent
Tribute to Congressman Ashbrook by Old Soldier
A letter from W A Pittenger praises Congressman William A Ashbrook of Ohio s 17th district for his service to Civil War veterans and families. The writer recounts Ashbrook s prompt aid through Welch Post G A R and lauds his dedication, noting the district s redrawn lines still place him as a loyal and capable representative.
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Utriohs
Dennison
L. Ki. Thompson
Twin City Independent
Cour
Congress
A Ashbrook
House of Representatives
Ashbrook
Grand Army
Welch
Department of Ohio
Ile Haat Teria
Die Trint
Sir Ashbrook
Ate. Ashbrook
Holstake
Ohio
W. A. Pittenger
Death of Charles Hurst in Mt Vernon
Charles Hurst a lifelong Mt Vernon resident and Civil War veteran died at his Chester street home after months of illness from Brights disease. He served in the First Ohio Light Artillery and belonged to Jon Hooker Post 216 A R. Funeral at his Chester street home Saturday at 2 pm with interment in Mound View cemetery. Joe Hooker Post 21 G A R will conduct services. A Ohio State Sanatorium staffer, Lewis Schuster, returned home from the state facility in Portsmouth.
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Charles Hurst
Mt Vernon
Chester Street
Bright
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Hurst
First
Ohio Light Artillery
Jon Hooker
Mound View
Joe Hooker
Wilson nominates Sharp ambassador to France
President Wilson selected Representative William Sharp of Ohio to be ambassador to France, succeeding Myron T. Tarluck. The move signals McCombs will not accept the post. Other reports about McAdoo as envoy are dismissed. Sharp, a retired iron and chemical manufacturer, brings wealth to cover ambassador life.
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Washington
Wilson
William Sharp
Algrln
France
Sharp
Myron T. Taruck
Tate
Senate
William McCombs
McCombs
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Alliance Man Visits Friends Before Cincinnati Trip
Mr. R. J. Hier of Alliance Ohio was in the city Friday morning to visit with friends before continuing on a business trip to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hier
Alliance, Ohio
Cfty
Cincinnati
Women Avoiding Operations in Cleveland and Hanover
Letters from Cleveland Ohio and Hanover Pennsylvania tell of women avoiding surgical operations using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One Cleveland reader credits relief from years of left side pain and regular cycles, while a Hanover reader suffers female trouble and avoids an operation after using the remedy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mra. C. H. Gnnerirh
Madison Ave
Hanover
Low Wii
Stock St
Mitchells Visit Columbus With Relatives Friday to Sunday
Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell traveled to Columbus on Friday morning to visit relatives and stayed through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell
Columbus
Watil
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Congressman Ashbrook
Ole Eke
Ode Oh Deaths
Lewis Schuster
Obfy ‘State Sanatorium
Portsmouth
William G. Sharp
Herrick
Congressman Sharp
Paris Post
Ry B
Glendale
Gambler
Ilnens
Harrison
Rove Steinfelt
East Liverpool
G. Hanwond
Pittsburgh
W. JB. Quinn
Clinton
Gertrude Houser
Sandusky
Alma Loth
Wapakoneta
Gambier
Kenyon
Frederick M. Ball
Haat Gam
Dior Street
L. A. Culbertson
Syracuse
N. Y
Ithaca
Cornell University
Ray
Lydia E. Pinkham
Western Canada
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Katchewan
Alberta
Gomera di
Fletcher
Castoria
Hart Schaffner & Marx
I, Rosenthall
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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