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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1921

Page

3

Bootlegger arrest in Mt Vernon leads to wider liquor probe

Police apprehend Ugo Imescenzi for transporting intoxicating liquor as bootlegging charges loom. Taxi driver George Metcalf admits aiding and reveals alleged local liquor sales and hidden stills near Mt Vernon. Hearings set for 2 PM with mayor presiding as officers report progress amid criticism of police laxity.

Police Department McHoy French Ar- Tent Ugo Imeacensi Volstead Inn Siger Mt. Vernon George Metcalf Metcalf Imescenzi Amescenzi Vernon McElroy Ttalian Main Street Gambier Clinton Township John Barleycorn Imescenzt Parker McHlroy Sinescenal South Vernon Sinescenat

Attorneys Allowed Fee By Ohio Court In Knox County Case

The Knox County appellate court on Tuesday morning allowed attorneys Robert J. Carr and B H B Sapp a fee of 260 dollars for the plaintiffs in the case of State of Ohio ex rel Meyers vs Board of Knox County Commissioners. Meyers sued to stop a heating plant contract for the courthouse and jail. Carr and Sapp filed their claim after the decision, and the auditor had refused to issue a warrant. The case went to the court of appeals, which rejected the motion to dismiss and ruled the fee valid.

State of Ohio Joseph H. Meyers Board of Commissioners of Knox County Robert J. Carr B. HB. Sapp Meyers Robert. Carr B. E. Sapp Rinehart Carr Sapp Blair Court of Appeals Messrs. Carr Messrs. Carr and

Dora Braggins Dies After Pneumonia Illness

Mrs. Dora E. Braggins died at her daughter’s home on West Vine Street after a three week illness of pneumonia. She was 74 and survived by daughters Mrs. James George and Mrs. Charles Wier. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.

Dora E. Braggins James George West Vine Street Braggins George Charles Wier Columbus Road

Timothy C. Squires Dies After Illness in Miller Township

Timothy C. Squires, a prominent Miller township resident and lifelong Democrat, died Monday at 7 a.m. at his home after a brief illness from age-related complications. Survived by his wife and three children, the funeral will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at his home with Rev. J. A. Long of Vine Street Church of Christ officiating. interment at Brandon.

Timothy Squires Miller Township Squires Charles W. Hays Mt. Vernon Lee Squires Brandon Earl O. Squires J. A. Long Vine Street Church of Christ

Catherine Robinson Called by Death in Pike Township

Mrs Catherine Robinson widow of Isaac Rovinson died at her home in Pike township Monday at 5 pm after a nine months illness paralysis was the cause aged 78 survived by children Mrs Delbert Shirley Kenton Mrs Burgess Hauger this city J B Robinson Butler William Robinson George Robinson Mrs L Scoles Mrs F H Barnhart Fredericktown one brother James Kramer Columbus two grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the home Rev Chaffee officiating burial Pike cemetery

Catherine Robinson Isaac Rovinson Pike Township Delbert Shirley Kenton Burgess Hauger This City J. B, Robinson Butler William Robinson George Robinson E, Phiips L, Scoles

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OGL Ugo Imescenzi HGH Robert L. Carr Dora Braggins Timothy C. Squires L. C. Penn Co Gay & High Sts
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