Arrests for Booze Selling In The Banner
The Banner reports Thomas Harrington, sought in Mt Vernon for violating prohibition laws, was arrested in Columbus and jailed. Sheriff Lytle and Deputy Walker will return with Harrington tonight. Harrington faces charges of transporting intoxicating liquor under the Crabbe act. affidavit filed by Prosecuting Attorney Ashbaugh.
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Thomas Harrington
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Lytle
Shorif Walker
Harrington
Paull. Ashbaugh
Cbty
Marly
Sherif Lytle
Women Need Jobs Too and the Economic Race
The piece argues that women increasingly work out of necessity, with 107603 single women in New York self supporting and 20911 being heads of households. It contends wage gaps harm everyone and calls for business revival to create more jobs for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Addiion
Skares
Thei Eaven
Min
Mysterious Missing Vessels Spark Hope for Quick Solution
A garbled report claims American steamer schooner and two foreign frigates vanish in the Atlantic. The piece suggests a secret motive and notes hope that Congress will refrain from another inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Congress
Fire Spark From Engine Fire at Francis Fones Home
An alarm reported a noon fire at 110 Pennsylvania Avenue, started by a spark from Engine 15 in a Pennsylvania railroad yard. The small roof blaze was quickly extinguished with band chemicals. No injuries reported.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Tre Department
Francis Fones
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prietti Arrested By Officer French After Probate Court Charge
Arorlath Prietti was arrested by Patrolman John French Friday night on two probate court charges. He faces transportation of intoxicating liquor and possession of intoxicating liquor. Prietti posted bond and was jailed to await arraignment. a likely hearing will be held Monday.
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John French
Arorlath Priatti
Pant M. Awhbaugh
Mladeguladt
Prietti
Quid
Prench
Pristt
Natalo pleads not guilty in local court
Tony Natalo, arrested Thursday on a charge related to intoxicants, was arraigned Saturday morning and entered a not guilty plea. Bail set at 500 dollars. in default he remains in county jail awaiting a hearing likely next Tuesday, June ts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Natalo
Knecht-Feeney Electric Wins Kenyon College Contract
The Knecht Feeney Electric Co. of this city was awarded the contract for wiring all six buildings and 12 residences at Kenyon College Gambler. The long electrical project will help relieve unemployment among workers and will start immediately with completion planned for September.
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Knecht-Feeney Company
Kenyon College
Knecht-Feeney Electric Co
Gambler
Lormally
Children’s Day Exercises Enjoyed at Mt of Church
Crowds attended the Chil dren's day program at the Mt. of church Sunday evening. Rev. Gibson of Killbuck spent Sunday night with local friends. Mrs. Sarah House returned home after weeks with her children at Mansfeld. Miss Mildred Tif of Akron visited Worminty Mrs. Guy Forbing. Mrs. Hentrice Burchard of Centerburg visits her grandmother Mrs. Englehart. Mr. Lentor Fendrick and family of Walhonding visited Wednesday. Willis Hebout and R. Fendtick were business callers at Glenmont Wednesday.
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Mt. of Church
Rev. Gibson of
Killbuck
Sarah House
Mansfeld
Misa Mildred Tif
Akron
Worminty
Guy Forbing
Mins Hentrice Burchard
Centerburg
Englehart
Sappard
Thomas Witvlow
Lentor Fendrick
Walhonding
Willis Hebout
Fendtick
Glenmont
Jug Run Roy Preaches at Perty Chapel
Roy John Proper of New Castle will preach at Perty Chapel Sunday morning and evening. July 4 8 Mink Alta Melkle visiting her sister Mrs George Rine of Martina burds. Polly Thderwood spending a few weeks with her brother Isaac Wiederwood. Mr and Mrs Charles Frey moved to house keeping in his father's property near the store.
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Roy
John Proper
New Castle
Perty Chapel
Alta Melkle
George Rine
Martinaburs
Polly Thderwood
Kix
Isaac Wiederwood
Charles Froy
Ralph Melick
Mt. Vernon
Bindensbure
Charles Frey
Mt Vernon W C T U meeting notes progress and plans
The Mt Vernon W C T U met at Mrs Susan Muntsborger’s home with Vice President Mrs Stephens presiding. Devotional on Nehemiah, reports on purity leaflets, national prohibition talk, and Mary Coulton story were shared. Members recited poetry and sang, then adjourned to a soda hour with refreshments.
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Margaret Headington
Lee Shuman
GT U
Exiat
Mom
Lockman
Mia
Lord
Misa Dubinak
Huntsberger
Willie Oilmore
Turner
Cor
Strange Wilted Manuscript Found in Wichita Desk
A Wichita teacher discovered a strange note on her desk reading Please excuse Jennie She was sick and had to stay home to do the washing and ironing The fragment suggests a bygone schoolhouse excuse note from a past era and adds local color to Wichita Beacon reporting
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Wichita
Jennie
Wichita Beacon
Terrifying Name Sparks War Against Rats in England
A cryptic phrase from a Boston Dranncript notes a British campaign against vermin using a dramatic title. The message frames an organized effort and signals fearsome branding aimed at rats as the target of a nationwide control drive.
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Incorporated Vermin Reproxy Ston Society
England
Boston
Enter 100 Horses for Race Meeting at Mt. Vernon
More than 100 entries were placed with the secretary as of Friday morning for the Mt. Vernon race meeting on June 29 to July 1. Entries come from Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and other states, with some horses arriving Thursday night. Officials predict Ohio’s greatest race meet in history, hosted by Mr. Vernon.
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Moe
Mt. Vernon
Will Whrp
Charles Swinshelm
Hillsboro
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Sandusky
Qlide
Rowlea
Lancaster
Ohio
Vernon
Hormont
Amos P Phillips 15 Claimed by Death
Telegram announces the death of Amos P Phillips at his Findlay Ohio home. He had been in declining health for years and joined Quindura lodge 316 over fifty years ago and was initiated April 26, 1871. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2:80.
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Amos P. Phillips
Pindlay
Phillips
Quindura Lodge
Findlay
No Bids For Mt Vernon Utica Pike Bonds
Knox county commissioners opened bids for an 84500 bond issue to fund shares of the Mt Vernon Utica pike but received no bids. The board remained undecided on re advertising and planned to rule on the next Monday session.
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Mt. Vernon-Utica
Knox County
Purdy Fails Naval Academy Entrance Exam
Robert Purdy of Mt. Vernon on Wooster Avenue failed the physical examination for admission to the Annapolis Naval Academy. He was underweight and did not meet the required standards. He will be given another examination next week in Washington.
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Robert Urdy
Wooster Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Annapolis Naval Academy
Purdy
Descriptive Fragments of a British Verse Contention
A cryptic note references a British “tord” with a Hop named Loury and mentions poets including Larg ate Haltinare Bun. The text presents uncertain names and fragmented phrases without clear events or outcomes.
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Loury
Largate
County Council Formed for World War Veterans in Knox County
Authority from American Legion state headquarters allows the formation of a Knox county Council of the American Legion. Four posts Dan C Stone Jr Centerbure Vernon Fredericktown and Danville will each send three members. The council will handle regional matters affecting World War I veterans and related interests, with a formal meeting planned after coordinating communications.
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Albert Devault
Dan C. Stone, Jr
American Legion
Columibia
Knox County
American Leglon
Poat
Mr. Vernon
Charles Andrews
Centerbure
Joe Cokanour
Fredericktown
Danville
Bwen
State Legion
Inex
Arepa
Memorial services honor dead Knights of the Maccabees
Memorial services were held in Mt. Vernon prior to grave decorations at Mound View Cemetery for 24 Knights of the Maccabees and members of the Women’s Benefit Association. At 8 pm in the Maccabees hall Great Record Keeper George H. Scott gave the address as reports from ML Ver noted.
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Ithair Order
Mt. Vernon
Knights of the Maccabees
Maccabee
Little Order
Mound View
Mound View Cemetery
Maccabees Hall
George H. Scott
ML Ver
Memorial Services Mark Death Of William Weight
A church memorial observed the death of William Weight who was killed by an automobile last year. After the service on Friday evening, a committee served refreshments to attendees.
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William Weight
Pérvics
Bateman Town Guests Visit Area Families
Mrs. Sarah Murphy visited Freder icktown and the Kwere hotel area with several families. Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson hosted a gathering with Mr Carl Swank and others near Martinshar. Mr and Mrs Patti Debol and friends from Palmyra joined Mr and Mrs Bateman and relatives in Mansfeld for a weekend with the Fidler family.
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Sarah Murphy
Willam Algire
Fredericktown
A. B. Pond
Kwere Hotel
Ray Johnson
Carl Swankland
Martinshar
Patti Debol
Palmyra
Bateman
Kenneth Murat
Mansfeld
Community notes from Huntington and Waterford area
Local residents spent time with relatives including Dorothy Alator and Ot Leck with grandfather William Millers. Mrs Hal Glenxett’s wedding celebrated. memorials attended in Waterford. Children’s Day services at M B church. Lielie and Irene Loon returned home from Tin. Faul Cochran underwent successful throat operation in Mansfeld. Polity Agent S L Anderson visited neighborhood.
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Alator
Dorothy
Ot Leck
William Millers
Ind Wunta
Mira
Cydo
McKee
Mra
BM Goodran
Ming Lon Bwera
Huntington
W. Vix
Hove
James Bwere
K. Gleaxon
Charon Watson
Hal Glenxett
Waterford
M. B
Minsen Lielie
Irene Loon
Tin
Hom
Clayde McKee
Faul Cochran
F. Cochran
Thoraday
Mansfeld
L. Anderson
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Pennsylvania Ave
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Quindare Lodge
City
Heanner
County Council
Maccabees
the Home Building Association Co
Mm. Saugher
Newark, Ohio
Batemantown
the Daily Banner
Ohio Farmer
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
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