Akron mail driver Harry Belt takes life in rooming house
Harry M Belt a mail wagon driver in Akron ended his life with a revolver between last Friday night and Tuesday noon. The 24 year old had recently complained about increased job responsibility. He was unmarried and his body was found in a rooming house with a revolver at his side. Funeral services were held at Ebenezer church with interment in Ebenezer cemetery.
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Harry M Belt
Aony
Deremian
Akron
U. S
M.gonnin
Young Belt
O the Baaer
Harry Bolt
Aulcida
Hls
Mt Vernon
Ebenezer Church
Graduation Exercises At Mt. Vorgon Hospital Worth Acknowledgment
A large audience attended the graduation ceremony at Mt. Vorgon Hospital chapel Tuesday evening. The program featured a scripture reading, vocal and piano pieces, an address on life and sailing, and a diploma presentation by Dr. James F. Lee. Diplomas were awarded to Detwifer of Philadelphia, Mayfield of Wilmington, Midkitt of Beaver Falls, McDade of Pittsburgh, Richards of Mansfield, and S. Guy Jacques of Hagerstown.
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Nurhes
Mt. Vorgon
Hoapital
Nee
Pofie
Wilmington
Auroo Es Ao
Maude Spencer
Mayafi Pa
Celeatia Midkitt
Beaver Walls
Maude McDade
Pittsburkh
Helen Richards
Mansfield
Guy Jacques
Higerstown
Buckeye State Building and Loan Co Mortgages in Central Ohio
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company reports mortgages in Central Ohio totaling over 30 million dollars. It promotes safety for depositors with fixed securities and insurance against fire, storm, and cyclone. Assets amount to 7.5 million dollars. Address: Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus.
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Ohio
The
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbia
Sun Parlors Add Beauty and Utility to Homes
Sun parlors blend style and function with soft reflected light that enhances ivory lattice work wicker chairs and Chinese grass tables. The warm glow creates comfort, enabling reading and card playing in every corner while trailing vines and palms harmonize with the furnishings.
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Ailaericks
Meen
Chase arraigned after assault and battery arrest
Dann Chase was arrested Tuesday evening on a charge of assault and battery filed by Robert Severns. The affidavit was filed with Mayor Perrine. Chase was arraigned immediately and pled guilty, fined $10 and costs after Severna said Chase struck him during an altercation.
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Dann Chase
Robert Severns
Perrine
Chase
Severna
Public Meeting Reports Mt Vernon Public Health Nurse Work
A Mt Vernon Associated Charities meeting heard Anna Dowling report her April nursing work. She made 167 visits to 19 patients with 7 discharged, noted home care for tuberculosis patients, and plans May school outreach. Dowling serves all in need with free care for destitute patients and modest fees otherwise.
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Associated Charifies of
Mt. Vernon
Anna Lt. Dowling
Miss Dowling
Associated Charities of
Mt. Varne
Otree
Associated Charities
Mine Dowling
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Promises Quick Worm Cure
An old fashioned advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy to expel intestinal worms in children. It claims feverish, peevish behavior, stomach troubles, diarrhea, and nightmares as symptoms and urges immediate purchase from a local banner ad.
The Puff and Powder Club Presents The Private Secretary
Kenyon college students rehearse Wycherley Gillette style farce The Private Secretary at House Hall. Members of the Puff and Powder club prepare for evening performance with regular rehearsals to perfect the production.
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Kenyon College
Bishop Shaffer to Lecture at Local Church
The Rev. G. T. Shaffer bishop of the Ohio-Nami Obi- Pillsburg Virginia conference and president of Wilberforce University trustee board will lecture at the A M E church Friday evening. The program includes welcome addresses, a keynote lecture, and a benediction by the bishop along with a reception.
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P.O
G. T Shaffer
Alm
Ohio
Pillsburgh
Virginia
Witherforce A.V
Xetia
Shaffer
Wilberforce University
Ton Tovall
Ala Hampton
Finley Assumes Whole Burden In Civil Service Case
In Columbus the Democratic state Committee chair William L Finley admits civil service law violations tied to fundraising for the party bureau. He and others face indictments while insisting acts were not willful. Turner criticizes the civil service law as broadly applied. Separately in London, suffragette fires cost insurers 1,256,000 sterling in the past year.
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Columbus
Dinmel
William L Fipley
Democratic State Committee
Sostettina
Democratic Oreag
Bureau Fund
Finley
Peer Lattannen
M.A. Goller
Shiel Clef
Isaacs
Provenutor Turner
Ddista
Turner
Tix
Hess
Nolle
Thatcher
Law Library Assured by Supreme Court Knox County
A Knox county law library project gains approval after a Supreme Court ruling upholding the constitutionality of law library associations. Books arrived and were stored at the courthouse while funds come from fines in probate and common pleas courts. The proposal includes relocating space to accommodate the collection and formalizing usage by the Knox county bar association.
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Knox County
Supreme Court
Law, Library Association
Court House
Cromley
O. K
Supreme Court of Ohio
Law Library Association
Pn Tashpreme
Collet Hte
Franklin County
D. F. Pughan
Sayre
Law Library
Knox County Court House
Probate Court
Common Pleas Court
Law Library Fund
Knox County Bar Association
Williams Taken To The Ohio State Reformatory
W A McFadden arrived in Mt Vernon to escort Ernest Williams a convicted assailant to Mansfield Reformatory. Williams formerly had a suspended sentence revoked after a horse theft and arrest in New Castle Ind. He was sent to reformatory after a Mansfield court hearing.
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W. A. McFadden
Ohio State Reformatory
Manefield
Mt. Vernon
Mane
Ernest Williams
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Williams
Reformatory
Jewell
Williame
New Castle
Ind
Woolson
Travght
Mansfield Institution
Conference Held On Irish Question In UK Government
May 8 reports say government leaders including Asquith Churchill Bonar Law and Howard Carson met privately on the Irish home rule settlement. Nationalists were not represented. Asquith said steps were taken toward a peaceful settlement and that the Commons would ultimately control the matter.
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House of Commons
Thme
Asquith
Winston Churchil
Bonar Law
Howard Carson
Aaquith
Home of Commons
Woman's meeting highlights progress on suffrage and education
A local meeting opened with remarks by Miller and Mrs Oberholtzer on papers and readings about women's roles. Miss Hazel Daniels and Miss Ann Quimby spoke on equal suffrage, with Quimby introduced as a Columbus attorney. A Woman's Taxpayer League was announced, and a future public Mother's Day event was planned for May 13 with refreshments and a strong program.
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Miller
Jacobe
Oberholteer
Obersholtzer
Hy Stephens
Mary Oberholtzer
Columbus
Strome
Minx Quimby
Dr Kings New Discovery Ends Three Year Cough
A fragment touts Dr King’s New Discovery for a three year cough. It claims Jennie Flemming of Nex Dover Ohio found relief and promises relief or money back. Bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar at the druggist.
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Dr. King
Jennie Flemming
Nex Dover
Ohio
Bucklen
Ard
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