Thrilling Motorcycle Crash Injures Two Men in City Street
Two local men, W. P. Bawvel and Carl Bron, were badly injured Monday afternoon when their motorcycle collided with a westbound street car on High Street. The riders were hurled from the bike, with Bawvel suffering severe injuries to the head, neck, and limbs and Bron sustaining abdominal and other internal trauma. An ambulance took both men to a hospital for treatment as witnesses described a dramatic, chaotic scene with a crowded street.
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Abot
W. P. Bawvel
Carl Bron
Weat High Street
Ndt
Brent
Sandusky Street
High Street
Ranvel Wan
Nome
Mulberry
Trant
Luthor
Barres
Elmar
Trent
Nis
Barre
William
Brout
Swift Sprocific CO
Atlanta
Cuba
Contigny
Villers
Briard
Brilliant
Carolina
Philibert
Superior
Celestine
Ohio
Morrow County
Morrow
Sparta
C. L. Pierce
Annual Gambler Convening in Savannah Dues Honors
The King’s Daughters and Sons in Savannah gather for a ceremonial meeting at the Ariel House. Members including Verve Jolie Caisingham Narles Mardin and George Howlay attend as the Marmont organization presides. The convention opens in Crwal this evening with the PROMO logo continuing Friday.
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Holy Piri
Ariel Hous
Goylool
Lis
Verve
Jolie Caisingham
Narles Mardin
George Howlay
Wil Aluie McGingin
Ye Braetiagg
Wrot
Prof
Nowball
Prt
Mr Shancey
Willig Hunter
Crwal
New Train Service Between Mt Vernon and Columbus
The G A and railroad installed a GOW passenger train linking Mt. Vernon and Columbus. The new train departs Mt. Vernon at 6 30 p m and arrives Columbus at 7 50 a m with all stops. The evening retired train leaves Columbus at 6 p m and reaches Mt. Vernon about 7 50 p m. Board of Trade and local businessmen urged the service, speeding up plans after a streetcar strike delayed the spring schedule.
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G. A
Fallroad
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Board of Trade of Werterville
Businesa
City Council Deliberates Budget and Street Issues
The Monday session chaired by Edward Hover discussed last meeting minutes, street fund deductions for December 1909 and January February 1910, and patterns of indebtedness for Third ward supplies. Street repaving delays on East High and related grading matters were reviewed along with a darkened street lamp on the corner of Wikwon and East Front. The council adjourned after addressing property damage and alley drainage concerns.
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Almetberda
Golo
Edward Hover
Couneil
McTouire
Dorgan
Third Ward
Meine House
Leonard
Mogul
Dow
Street Romutilttees
Prada
Taylor Moyot
Cownell
Wikwon
East Front
Bind
Weaver
Coshocton
Iriainem
Counell
Cyclone Hits Messina After Earthquake Devastation
Reports from Messina on May 1 describe a powerful cyclone following a major earthquake. Dozens are killed and wounded as the storm destroys temporary structures and ravages large areas of the affected territory.
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Vere Widay
Messina
Myaalo
Bootlegging suspect Stoyle held for arraignment in Mt Vernon
James Stoyle, held for bootlegging charges, was brought from Columbus on the C A & C train by Officer Hough. He had been arrested in May 1909, earlier fled after bond, and later captured in Dunkirk. City officials will arraign him after Mayor Mitchell ordered investigation and jail time without bond. The notice also advertises Chamberlains ointment for rheumatism and neuralgia relief.
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James Stoyle
Mt Vernon
Columbus
Oficer Hough
Broyle
Jon
Dunkirk
N. Y
United States
Stoyle
Mitchell
Board of Education Holds Short Monday Session
The city board of education met in Clerk George Coynor’s office with President CN Lorey presiding. All members attended except Faddia, absent for personal reasons. April bills were read and ordered paid. George 5 Harter was named school enumerator. Meeting adjourned to May 1 for a special session to appoint next year’s teachers.
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City Board of Education
George Coynor
CN. Lorey
Dowrd Ae
Faddia
Hines
Qoyner
Paul George
Harter Wat
Man Burned At Mt Vernon Window Glass Factory
Severely burned W F Snyder of South Vernon was injured Monday afternoon at the Mt Vernon Window Glass factory while checking a gas leak near a large boiler. A violent explosion burned his face and hands. Dr Dooley treated him after the incident.
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W. F. Snyder
Mt Vernon
South Vernon
Snyder
Dooley
Parish annual meeting at St Pauls Episcopal Church
The St Pauls Episcopal parish held its annual meeting at the parish house on Monday evening opening with a devotional led by Rector A E Rawlinson who was elected meeting clerk. Reports shown no confirmations during the year with two confirmed previously and a late class not within the year. Transfers received infant baptisms and adult baptisms, marriages, funerals, and communicants totals listed. The communion tally was reported at $5809 with several reports read thereafter.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. E. Rawlinson Wau
Crosses Ocean for One Day Visit
London May 4 Six Thousand MilTreasurer s Report 68 for 4 Glipae of Broadway would be an appropriate title for the place Other Fund a Pauline Chane the popular English actress sailed for New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse She will arrive next Tuesday stay a few hours attend the Actors' Fund Fair and sail on the Mauretania next morning returning to England She takes photographs autographs of leading English players to auction for the fund
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London
Broadway
General Fund
Milas Pauline Chane
Csce
Domeatte
Tontay
New York
England
Center of Population Seen Moving West Slowly
The center of the United States population has moved west from Baltimore area toward Columbus Indiana over the decades but remains well east of the geographic center. It now sits near the 39th parallel, with growth in Oklahoma pushing it slightly further west and south, while westward migration to Canada and Mexico reduces gains. Poverty of labor in western prairies and keeping migrants in eastern states slows a larger westward shift. -Pittsburgh Press.
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United States
Baltimore
Columbus
Ind
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Obnetmatt
Ette
Oklahoma
Canada
Mexico
Middle Atlantc
Prairies
Missionary Society reports and vestry results at church
The Woman's Auxiliary Missionary Society reports cash for mission objects totaling 876.00 and 229.10, with total expenditures of 806.16. The Daughters of the King's work includes charitable aid within and outside the parish. Vestry officers and delegates were elected, and a church choir program with college songs closed the meeting.
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Woman's Auxiliary Missionary Society
Anna Ash
Mission Objecta
Mind Wilda Clarke
Mia
D. B. Kirk
A. Bope
John VV. Elder
Hull
H. Peterman
Frank Harper
Mosdra
Kirk
Gonley
Devin
Cleveland
Mosars
Bope
Joins
Ames
Mra
Fred M. French
Wilda Clark
Peary Hailed in London At Luncheon And Medal
London May luncheon at Royal Secretion Club honoring Commander Robert Peary marks start of a series of public functions during his stay in London. Tomorrow the famed Arctic explorer will receive the Gold Medal of the Royal Geographical Society and address at the Albert Hall. Hall Spicer advertises men’s patent oxford shoes as new spring models.
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London
Royal Secretion Club
Robert #. Peary
Royal Geography Jnal Society
Tetarn
Albert Hall
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Hall & Spiteor
the Gambier Banking Co
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Reas
Central Union Telehone CO
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Little Jap
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Ozanam
Elloree
Angle
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Mainland
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George Muscovite
Chase
Margaret O
William L
George Wilkes
Sacramento
Woodford Mambrino
Scptia
Nelly Rose
Bob Henderson
Princess
Trinket
Exalted
Marion Wilkes
Pat Ford
Bi-Flora
Mambrino Star
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Jay Bird
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