BRANGH CAE 15 HEARD TODAY BY THE WIGH COURT
Arguments in the high court hearing the Thomas Branch murder case were led by state prosecutors Paul M. Ashbaugh and Lot C. Stillwell with defense by William M. Koons and Harry W. Koons. Branch, previously convicted of second degree murder, faces appellate review after the common pleas sentencing by Judge Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. Houck
Mt. Vernon
Shields
Canton
Paterson
Ashland
Court of Appeals
State of Ohio
Vas
Thomas Branch
Mately
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Lot C. Stillwell
William M. Koons
Harry W. Koons Branch
Common Pleas
Ohio
Tudge Blair
Harry T. Spittleva
B. M. Allen
H. B. Greer
R. M. Greer
M. Allen
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Lot Cg, Stillwell
J. Tate Cromsey
Local Property Transfers Reported in Clinton
Several Clinton parcels change hands with amounts listed. Calloweh transfers camera equipment valued at 125 dollars to Harrison Judy. Jamon larael conveys property to Lisalo Orizenfetd in Clinton. James Israel transfers property to Martin J. Murphy in Clinton for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calloweh
Jamon Larael
Harrison Judy
Clinton
James Leraet
Lisalo Orizenfetd
James Israel
Martin J. Murphy
Geddes, Mt Vernon native, longtime Ohio politician
J Z Galbraith notes in the Columbus Dispatch Geddes, born 1824 in Mt Vernon Ohio, rose from law to common pleas judge and four terms in Congress. The piece recalls the third term controversy in Congress with Geddes and Grant era figures, highlighting a fierce political era and Geddes’ prominent Ohio delegation peers like McMahon Wheeler Lefevre and McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Galbraith
Coumbus Dispatch
George W. Geddes
Mt. Vernon
Congress
Ohio
George W. Gedden
I Isi Gedlden Waa
Gad
General Grant
White House
Grant
Witam MM. Springer
Uliness
Geddes
Columbus Delano
Common Pleas
Ben Butterworth
Tom L. Young
John A. McMahon
Ben LeFevre
J. Warren Reiter
Frank Hurd
Thomas Ewing
A. J. Warner
George L. Converse
Congreys
William McKinley
James A. Garfield
McMahon
Keifer
Lefevre
Compliments Mayer on Auto Tag Work
The Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce reports were praised by A. G. Snow of the state bureau in Columbus. Snow wrote that Mt. Vernon submissions were near flawless and required little correction, highlighting Secretary Mayer's efficient leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon, Statesman
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
State Bureau
Mayer
A. G. Snow
Mt. Vernon
County Agent Tests Seed Protector for Corn
County Agent L. Anderson will test a proposed seed protector on corn in the county. The experiment aims to protect seeds after planting from insects and rodents and prevent rotting in wet soil, with a claim it may benefit the soil as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Anderson
Etno
Maer
Explanation of Knox County school finance bill impact Jefferson township
County Supt. Marriott outlines how the state 1.4 mill levy and local 1 mill within the 10 mill limit affect Knox County for 1919 20 and 21. It details state funds $17,149,400 local levy $69,047.54 county share $199,049.20 and teachers $164,464.53 plus driver costs $10,880 with 37 and 44 percent shares. Jefferson township receives $3,681.57 from state and county, can raise $7,550.80 locally, plans seven teachers at $900 each totaling $6,300 and total expenses $8,050.91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Marriott
Jefferson
State Department
Knox County
Jeferson Township
Jefferson Township
Railroad men open large cooperative store in Junction City
In Junction City Kansas on May 6 a cooperative general store was opened by Union Pacific railroad employees. The organization is capitalized at 6000 dollars with 200 shares at 25 dollars each, eighty percent owned by railroad workers and the rest by workers in other industries. The railroad company disclaims any financial interest. Officers say merchandise will be bought wholesale for stockholders to reduce costs by at least ten percent, with profits divided among stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Junction City
Kanaan
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs James Heighton
A son was born Wednesday to Air and Mrs James Heighton of Bayt Gambler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednaday
Boon
Air
James Heighton
Bayt Gambler Street
Taxi Driver Arrest In Tax Fraud Case
Ed Wood was arrested after allegedly trying to defraud taxi driver G Metcalf of funds for a Newark round trip. Patrolman McElray jailed Wood with a hearing set for late afternoon. Also noted is a visit plan for Mrs J W of Meir, and a Foreign Missionary Society meeting at the Me RB church Friday evening. Danville high school defeated Centerburg 31 to 7 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filward Wood
Ting
G Metcalf
Newark
Metcalf
Patrolmin McElray
Wood
J. W. It
Mefiia
India
Jay Wailker
Walker
Newark Road
Eddy
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Me RB
Mrlday
Centerburg Danville
Danville High School
Centerburg High School
World Trade to Be Discussed at National Convention
America's new world trades problems will be debated at the National Foreign Trade Convention in San Francisco May 12 to 15 under the National Foreign Trade Council. The theme is The effect of Being a Creditor Nation. 2,500 to 3,000 delegates from 10 Pacific nations and parts of Europe are expected to attend, marking the first major year of open world trade since 1914. Top sessions include Fundamentals of Our Foreign Trade and Financing Foreign Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
America
National Foreign Trade Council
Pacific
Europe
Russia
National Foreign Trade Council chair to preside at 1921 meeting
James A Farrell of New York will chair the convention with speakers including W C Redfield Captain Robert Dollar William Sproule Henry Suzzatto R M Calkins J Drum W L Saunders and Dr Davis P Barrows. The gathering marks the seventh annual council convention following last year’s sessions in Chicago Detroit and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farrell
New York
National Foreign Trade Council
United States Steel Corporation
W. C Redfield
Secretary of Commerce
Robert Dollar
San Francisco
Wiliam Sproule
Southern Pacific Railway Co
Henry Suzzatto
University of Washington
Seattle
R. M. Calkins
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Co
J. §. Drum
American Bankers’ Association
W. L. Saunders
American Manufacturers Export Association
Davis P. Barrows
University of California
Council
Chicago
Detroit
New Orleans
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Brangh Cae
Wigh Court
Houck
City
Alexander Winter
Lydia Wingler
Court of Common Pleas
Henry McFarland
Mary A. C. Harwood
Ewalt & Blair
James A. Schaeffer
Charles ‘Me
Frank L. Young
Inga
J. C. Marriott
Ringwalt’s
Ringwalt's
J. 5S. Ringwalt Company
ED Wood
Stuck Gulget
Bath
North Park Street
Square
Carr
Black
Madisonville
H. I. Robinson
West High Street
Clyde Hrentlinger
Amitebell
Beverly
Dwight J. Harris
Corner High
Mulberry
Cure
Young
Durham
South
Vernon
Ora M. Thull
Hull
Mt. Vernon Lee
Boston
Young Courple
Knight & Bostwick
New York State
Utica
Dorsey Construction Co
H. H. Chase
Sparta
C.ak
Knox Tire & Rubber Co
Hue Ribbon Bakery
Columbus Road Highway Construction Co
John R. Doelfs
Curtis House
Frank O. Levering
East High Street
Will J
Doc
Welsh
Citizens
Red
Gambler Street
H. M. Huntsberger
McDermott
Stream & Aimer
Luther A. Stream
Wm. F. Aimer
Cialty
Nve
South ‘Mein St. Cit
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