Missing Girl and Money Spark Police Inquiry
A young man tells police he is unlucky after reporting a missing girl and cash. Investigators note his account as they document the case and search for the missing items.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
6
A young man tells police he is unlucky after reporting a missing girl and cash. Investigators note his account as they document the case and search for the missing items.
G W McVicker from Orrville tells Vernon police of a doomed romance with Hattie Collins. He misplaced $20 and his wallet, then faced arrest on a murder suspicion as Collins disappears with the money. He hails from Massachusetts and works in Akron, plans to flee with Collins to Orrville.
Ohio faces potential loss of natural gas as the Bigelow franchise revocation bill moves in the house. Gas officials argue revocation sets a dangerous precedent and could trigger state and city contracts to be reneged, prompting Ohio producers like Logan to build cross state pipelines.
John Ute aged 74 died at his Range home after a two week illness from pneumonia. Funeral is Saturday at 2 20 PM at McCormick chapel South Main with burial in Mound View. Mrs R D Brent died at her Wheel West Virginia home. her funeral plans involve Mr Carl Brent traveling from South Vernon.
Wedding announcements report the Thursday ceremony at St. Pauls Rectory Kew for Charles Otho Tier and Nettle Cunningham. Also noted is the Beal and Carpenter marriage at Wing Street Church of Christ with Noel Beal and Blanche Carpenter. Mina Etta Perrine returns home after an operation at Medical and Surgical Sanitarium two weeks ago.
M C Tavenner argues Woodrow Wilson can become the United States' greatest president since Lincoln by addressing humanity over tariff and currency issues. He critiques Wilson's inaugural stance, urges support for a square deal, and cites tariff subsidies and wool taxes as burdens on the public.
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Richard Plimimer, a general contractor with Pimmer and Livingston, died instantly when the north wall of Kurdell Sweat Pad plant at the Broad Street bridge end blew down during a dismantling task after a recent fire. Fire debris and strong winds limited escape routes along the Beoloto river.
The mayor Perrine arraigned an ee plate drunk and fined him on a guilty plea. Patrick Boyle pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor on Thursday and was warned. H. K Walker was present on Friday from business matters.
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