Harding Inauguration Marks Return to Normalcy
Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge were sworn in as president and vice president of the United States. Harding took the oath at 1:18 pm with Chief Justice White using a historic Bible as crowds filled the Capitol grounds.
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West Point
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Association of Nations
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Senate
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Mra. Coolidge
Harding Is a Son Of Buckeye State To Become President
Warren G. Harding took the oath as president, becoming the eighth Ohio native to reach the nation's highest office. The piece lists Ohio alumni in senior government roles, including vice presidents, Senate presidents pro tempore, speakers, justices, secretaries of state and treasury, war, interior, attorneys general, and postmasters general, highlighting Ohio's long political influence.
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Harding
Buckeye State
Warren G. Harding
United States
Buckeye
Ohio
Mr. Harding
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Alyanes S.grant
Rutherford B Hayen
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
William H. Taft
Benjamin Harrison
Grant
Harrison
Washington
Thomas A. A. Hendricks
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States Senate
Benjamin F. Wade
Allen G. Thurman
John Sherman
House of Representatives
Charles Foster
Lewina’ Cima
Jobh McLean
Edwin M. Stanton
A. 5. Grant
W. T. Sherman
Alphonso Taft
Stephen B. Elkins
Russell B. Alger
Wil- Mam H. Taft
Newton D. Baker
Mt Vernon W C T U Sees Broad Temperance Talk
Mt Vernon W C T U met at Mrs Sockman home with strong attendance. Vice president presided as members heard reports on Mrs Worley’s Brink Haven trip and talks by Mrs Bertholf on Child Welfare Purity and other subjects. Miss Adelila Ashbaugh spoke on Temperance and Missions, noting liquor's reach and saloon-driven slavery.
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Mount Vernon
Proas
Mt Vernon
Sockman
Bleeman
Worley
W. C
Ft. U
Eo Nathly
Little Girls
Katherine Sloenan
Loretta Monroe
Tuih Hurahey
Live Stock Plan Meets With Success in Knox County
Reports to County Farm Agent and Director of Shipments B C Hammond show growing interest in a livestock shipment plan by the Knox County Farm Bureau. No fixed shipping days yet, shipments to be made as stock on hand allows, aiming for steady market volume once operation is full. Also an ad notes a loan offer on real estate security.
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le Andereon
Knox County Farm Bureau
B. C. Hammond
Death Claims Writer of Sacred Music
Mr. W Hi Fruitz of Jolloway received a telephone message from Hi ram Ohio announcing the death of Mrs Jeanie Brown Pounds of Hiram Ohio wife of John Pounds. She was a writer of sacred music with noted pieces such as Beautiful Isle The Way of the Cross Leads Home and I Know That My Redeemer Liveth. Burial will be in Hiram on Monday.
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W. Hi. Fruitz
Jolloway
Hiram
Ohio
Jeanie Brown Pounds
John Pounds
Pounds
Knox County
Mills Arrested by Sheriff Today for Mortgage Property Theft
Cecil C. Mills was arrested Friday afternoon by Sheriff Lytle on a charge of appropriating mortgaged property. Victor Cornell swore to the affidavit. Mills moved from a Clinton township farm and is accused of taking a horse, harness, and a wagon belonging to the complainant. He was arraigned before Squire Harter, entered a not guilty plea, and was held for the common pleas court after posting bond for his appearance.
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Lytle
Nilix
Victor Cornell
Cornell
Mills
Clinton Township
Hurnean
Milla
Squire Harter
Common Pleas Court
Heating Plant Contract Awarded for City High School
At a special meeting the city education board awarded Hero Farms Co of Chicago a $910 contract to install a heating plant in the new temporary high school buildings. Work to begin at once. no other business was transacted.
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Bow of Education
Hero Farms Co
Chicago
Two More Clubs Organized in North Liberty
J W Ransom organized two community clubs in North Liberty on Friday. A girls sewing club formed with 10 members and a boys club with 30 members. Rev. Cleeland of Buthe will supervise the boys club, and Mrs Claslands will direct the girls club, reflecting growing support for home clubs for youth.
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J. W. Ransom
North Liberty
Cleeland
Buthe
Schweitzer Signs with Peoria in Three I League
Mt Vernon baseball star Albert Schweitzer signed with the Peoria Mt team of the Three I league for 1912. He plans to leave in three weeks to join the club after securing release from Dallas Southern League duties. Schweitzer praised his health and looked forward to a successful season with Peoria.
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Mt. Vernon
Peoria
Mr. Schweitzer
Schwalteer
Dallas
Texas
Mre
Schweltger
Cattle Breeders to Hold Knox County Meeting
Knox county cattle breeders meet next Thursday March 10 in Mt. Vernon office of County Farm Agent G J Anderson. H Barker of Tiffin secretary of the Holstein Friesland association attends with two Holstein brothers. Aim is to boost Holstein breeding in the county amid few local stock.
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Knox County
G. J. Andersen
Mt. Vernon
Tiffin
Hollstein-Friesian Association
Kaos County
Seattle
North Holland
Friesland
Bank Statement of The Commercial and Savings Bank Co
A bankruptcy style bank statement lists assets and liabilities with figures for loans on real estate and collateral, bonds, reserves, and cash. E. J. Wander signs as cashier with a notary acknowledgment by Joan C. Winterringer on March 1, 1921 in Knox County Ohio.
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Buckeye City
Resources of
Ohio
Federal Reserve Bank
E. J. Wander
the Commercial and Savings Bank Co
State of
Two New Alevers and Local Moves In Batenantown
In Batenantown two new Alevers arrived with Fredericke and Robert Keyes Wave. Branley Springer family moved to Sanday with Hobart Willits family. K Qeteman left Satchtoy for Washington with her brother Charles Portia to attend a two week visit and inauguration. Clayde McKee visited Johnaville and relatives. Archie Booze and family joined Albert Schert at a Sunday gathering. Larkin Social met at B F Cochran home Friday. Moving vans seen as Lewin Werts and Hert Goodman relocate. Frank Proper moved to Charles Tater farm near Salem. Logan Shepherd and son visited relatives near Ankenytown. Dollings Co. sales event planned Wednesday March 9 at 8.
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Robert Keyes
Branley Springer
Sanday
Hobart Willits
Men
K. K. Qeteman
Satchtoy
Washington, D.C
Charles Portia
Darlington
Clayde McKee
Apent Tantan
Frank Proper
Charles Tater
Salem
Logan Shepherd
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