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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1921

Page

5

Vandals Try to Set Fire to Farm Residence

A deliberate attempt to burn the George Lybarger farm residence in Green Valley was reported after 9 p.m. Friday. A ball of burning rags saturated with oil was thrown through a window, igniting an oak floor and destroying a lace curtain. The blaze was stopped with water. glass was broken to gain entry. Lybarger said he has no known enemies. Investigations began Monday with county officials and the state fire marshal to be notified. Bloodhounds were considered but hampered by light snow. This follows another recent mysterious fire at Clutter’s residence in Green Valley.

George Lybarger Green ‘Valley Lybarger Spearman Hill Lmits Orville Baker Baker C. Criter Green Valley Clutter

Auto Dealers Plan Mt Vernon Auto Show Details

Automobile dealers of Mt. Vernon will meet tonight at 7:80 at the Chamber of Commerce to finalize arrangements for the annual auto show set for March 1 11 and 12 in Mt. Vernon.

Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce

Unlucky Traveler Hauled Into Court Over Freight Riding

F. W. Myers, a traveler without a recognized post address, was arrested by Detective Shumaker aboard a Pennsylvania freight train for riding. In court before Mayor Ned Tiger he admitted traveling from Texas toward relatives in Akron and confessed to guilt. The mayor fined him 26 dollars plus costs, which Myers could not pay, and he was ordered to the county jail.

F. W. Myers Shumaker Pennsylvania Myers Ilger

Stunts to feature ad men's meeting in Mt Vernon

Mt Vernon Advertising club members packed a Wednesday meeting and dinner at 6 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce. Retail merchants and industrial firms are invited to attend with reservations requested by Tuesday noon. Two talks and an entertaining sketch will be offered by speakers of note. The Methodist Protestant church women will serve the dinner.

Mt. Vernon

Mexican Rail Strike Fails to Halt National Railways

Mexico City February 28 government officials said the rail strike begun Friday on the National Railways proved a complete failure as trains operated on light schedules. President Obregon and Francisco Perez, national railways director, stated the tying up of federally operated routes did not occur. Clashes were reported in San Juiso Potosi, Juarez and Guadalajara but described as minor.

Mexico City National Railways President Obregon Francisco Perez Nation 4 Railways San Juiso Potosi Juarez Guadelajara

Congress Loses Heavily by Death in Early Terms

Washington Feb 28 Fourteen of the 445 House members elected for the 6th Congress have died since May 1919. Memorial services were held for Representative Charles Nichols of Michigan and Dick T. Morgan of Oklahoma. Speakers included members from Michigan and Oklahoma.

Washington Charles & Nichols Michigan Dick T. Morgan Oklahoma

Bride of a Few Months Brings Divorce Action

In Knox county common pleas court Sarah Elizabeth Temple, a minor, by her next friend A J Nixon, sues William McKinley Temple for divorce on grounds of cruelty and neglect after a short marriage and one infant who died. She seeks restoration of her name to Sarah Elizabeth Nixon and alimony and property restoration. Also reports: divorce granted to Juanita Dague from Clark Dague for wilful absence and child custody, request for new trial in Eva Harrod et al v James R. Greer, and fund transfers in Knox county real estate and township matters.

Sarah Elizabeth Temple A. J. Nixon Knox County Common Pleas Court William McKinley ‘Temple Sarah Elizabeth Temples Jen Name Sarah Elizabeth Nixon Ashe Rwalt & Blair Juanita M. Dague Clark Dague Common Pleas Court Eva R. Harrod May Harrod James R. Greer B. B. Ferenbaugh Rtobert le Carr Knox County Hilline Township Paul M. Ashbaugh

Interest Earned by Your Money In creases Your Income

Advertisement for Buckeye State Building and Loan Co promoting 5 percent interest on savings. Paid by semi annual checks. Funds loaned on homes and farms. Claims community benefit and convenient location at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street, Columbus Ohio.

The Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Rankin Bidg West Gay &T Columbus, Co

Parcel transfers and marriages listed in Monro and Mt Vernon

The notice lists parcels in Monroe and city transfers involving Charles Henwood, W. Ralph Moker, Riinh C. Cooper, and others with small payments, plus marriage licenses for Frank A. Jones and Lucile C. Stinemers and two Clinton township unions Joseph Branlay Totman with Ladybird Maria Chariton, under Rev. David Pike.

Duokaon Charles Henwood James Len Wond Monro Burgeia Monroe W. Ralph Moker Harry V. Sgmouts City Riinh C. Cooper Harry V. Smoots Frank A. Jones Machiniat Luc Eile C. Stinemers Mt. Vernon W. H. Shiolds Joseph Branlay Totman Clinton Township Ladybird Maria Chariton David Pike

Yank sailor says he is murderer

London Feb 24 William Sayles an American seaman who was being investigated for alleged registration under a false game in contravention of the alien act is declared to have voluntarily told the police that he ta

London William Sayles

Fugitive Sentenced for Murder Escapes Knox Prison

A 1914 report states Sayles was sentenced in custody at Counsell Blutts for the murder of John Runyon. His sentence later reduced to ten years, and on July 28 1918 he escaped from Knoxville prison and made his way to Repgland.

United States Pallor Sayles Matth Counsell Blutts John Runyon Knoxville Repgland

Cascarets Ad Claims Gentle Cathartic Effect

Ad touts Cascarets as a nighttime remedy to cleanse the liver and stomach and promote regular bowels by morning. Claims no griping, convenient 19 25 or 50 cent boxes, also marketed to children as a candy cathartic.

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Ohio Delaware Geo. Lybarger Home Mr. Lybarger Er Atrange Home of Safety and Service the Bank Nowhere R. R. Detective William McKinley Temple Common Pleas Court House William Denman Pearle Tidings Harvey Cline Nathan Sims Howard Mary Boyle Willam A. Lucas Lewis B. Houck Jay i Yank Sailor Cascarets Frank E. Kirby Co Onyx Andrew E. Proper Woolson Co Housewives J. Moran East Gambier Street Blue Blocher H-C. Blocher North Main St Levering Brothers Sparta Frederictown Columbus Road Marsh Poland China Farrow Weber Oliver Levering Bros Virgil Ault J. R. Clark O. H. Dailey
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