Man shoots himself in the head in Utica home
Ployd Bibin, about 50, feeble minded, shoots himself twice around 11 am, dies at 1:30 pm. He crawls to a corner after the second shot, leaving a shattered nose and burned face. His two sons, brother Frank, and Dr. Lewis attend him. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Lorin Marple, and stepfather Benton McLaughlin.
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Utica
Ployd Bibin
Frank
Lewis
Elbin
Lorin Marple
Bilben
Benton McLaughlin
Damages Sought Over Goods Taken By Constable Ruined
Plaintiff alleges that goods levied upon by a constable were practically ruined and not fit for use demanding damages. The filing asserts loss and disruption to the owner's property and business.
McDevitt Will Filed In Knox County Probate
The McDevitt will filed in probate in Knox county begins with Alice McDevitt inheriting all real and personal property. The article notes lawsuits in Knox county including Madison Foutz vs Harry Bourton for $600 damages over a 1911 attachment and other probate actions such as guardian and executrix appointments and a suit by Alice Shipley against Thomas B. Ship.
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Madison Foutz
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Harry Bourton
Justice of the Peace
Sapp
Iece
Alice W. Shipley
H. J. Shipley
Mt. Vernon
Thomas B. Ship
Hetty 5
Ship
Hetty Shipley
Plainti
Frank 0. Levering
McDevitt
Joseph Lawrence McDevitt
Miller Township
Alice
Testator leaves property to Glenn and Cleo McDevitt
Executor appointed by will signed October 5, 1909 witnessed by G C Dunlap and R P Youst. Tate Cromsey named guardian of Delbert Humphrey with bond 600 and guardians Anna J Daniels and H H Greer. Cromsey also guardian of Samuel Gasesway with bond 1000 and same sureties. Deads Fired W A Mitchell mayor to Wm Ross lot 6 block F Mound View cemetery 13 60 JH Keller to Wm H Brown 35 38 heres In Liberty 1600.
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Glenn
Cleo McDevitt
Wits
G. C. Dunlap
R. P. Youst
Tate Cromsey
Delbert Humphrey
Anna J. Daniels
H. H. Greer
L. Tate Crotmiey
Samuel Gasesway
Bond
W . A. Mitchell
Wm. Ross
Mound View Cemetery
Keller
Wm. H. Brown
Liberty
Local clubs and weddings mark a lively week
Embroidery club entertained Miss May Mitchell at her Lock home with twelve members present and refreshments. Brotherhood of American Yeomen initiated eight candidates at the K O T M hall with seven applications and a special session, followed by luncheon. Cunningham Young wedding ties Gambier natives James L. Cunningham and Miss Hivira Young in Wheeling. Latta Sorosis held a meeting at Mrs. O G Daniels home with readings from Emigrants and Historic Summer Haunts of New England and a Washington trip recount. Political Study Club held an enthusiastic session with Martha Irvine elected chair and a discussion on the Recall of Judges to be revisited at the library March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
May Mitchell
Oak Seaf Embroidery Lab
Lock
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
K. O. T. M. Hall
Cunningham Young
James L. Cunningham
Gambier
Kenyon College
Wheeling
West Virginia
Hivira Young
Cunningham
Latta Sorosis
O. G. Daniels
East High Street
Brary
Martha Irvine
Iva Sproule Baker
Miss Knapp
Karl Barnes
Sleep Aids From Folk Beliefs About Blood Flow
The text presents a theory that sleep results from reduced brain blood flow and suggests practical tips. Keeping the head cool and feet warm is advised to overcome sleeplessness. Absence of light noise and strong odors is also recommended to induce sleep.
Hole Burned In Floor But No Serious Damage Done
A failed arson attempt targeted the Banning building at Main and Vine. A flaming bundle was pushed through a window into Four Brothers' pool room, burning a large floor hole before dying out in the cellar. The act occurred after midnight. police were notified on Wednesday morning, with no arrests yet. Investigation continues.
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Main and
Vine Streets
Four Brothers’ Pool
Not Killed But Injured In Pittsburgh Electrician
Fredericktown Ohio reports a message claimed Charles Craft was killed in an accident in Pittsburgh early Tuesday. His brother rushed to the city and learned Craft was seriously injured instead. Craft, an electrician, had been working in Pittsburgh for some time. details of the accident were not provided.
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Fredericktown
Ohio
Charles Craft
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Craft
Pittehareh
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs H A Hanno
A daughter arrived Monday evening to Mr and Mrs H A Hanno of Walnut Street in a new arrival noted by local records.
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H. A. Hanno
Walnut Street
Coxey’s Ohio road plan endorsed by rural congress
Jacob Coxey, renowned for his 1890s Ohio march, outlines a state town road program. He proposes state control to import clay, manufacture paving material, and fund via non taxing bonds from 1 to 100 dollars. An amendment to the constitution would be required.
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Columbus Journal
Jacob
Coxey
Ohio
Congress
Commonwealth
Pleasant Grange March 22 Program Announcement
Pleasant Grange set a program for Saturday March 22 featuring My Method of Testing Seed Corn Men of the Grange How I Would Farm If I Were A Man Miss Etta Booze How I Would Keep House If I Were A Woman Mr J F Walker and a Grange song The Farmer Feeds Them All Two are killed and seven injured in a Clifton Ludlow owl car derailment crash into Hereford apartment building in Cincinnati Ohio today shortly before 6 o clock.
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Pleasant Grange
the Grange
Etta Booze
J. F. Walker
Grange
Cincinnati, O
Clifton-Ludlow
Ludlow
Clifton Avenues
Hereford
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Mts Two Sons
Butler Township
Butler Grange Hall
Esato
J. R. Clark
Hhhox County Agricultural Society
Id. C. Gates
Arnold
Sy Madison Foutz
Harry Bouton
the Temple of Justice
Common Pleas Court
Doty Vs. Harris
Ohio Live Stock Commission Yn
Levering Brothers
Irvin Young
Elizabeth Hoar
Walter M. Riley
O. G. Taylor
Alice McDevitt
Walter McDevitt
George Beever
Wilbur Buxton
United States
Hide Public Square
Ociety. News
Ete Eee
Annes
Kirk & Jackson
E. Gambier St
McHale Millinery
East Gambier Street
McGough
Dermody
the Economy Shoe Store
South Main St
Gorta
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