Body Life After Death Demonstrated By Experiments
Washington May 6 Experiments cited at the congress of American physicians and surgeons show life in cells taken from a living animal can persist for over four years after the animal's death. Dr Ross G Harrison of Yale led discussions on tissue life outside the organism, with corroborating remarks from Montrose T Burrows Cornell and Robert A Lambert Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Congress
Ross G. Harrison
Yale University
Dru. Montrose T. Burrows
Cornell University
Medical College
Robert A. Lambert
Columbia University
Dra
Leo Loeb
St Louis
Warren HM. Lewis
Baltimore
Tiwan
Monkey Thief Uses Trained Pet to Loot Chicago Home
May 8 Chicago story reports Mr and Mrs H B Wheelock of Evanston discovering a monkey in their home as a partner in crime similar to fiction. The creature boarded into a window, grabbed a tray of jewelry from a dresser and dropped it on the sill where the owner awaited. The thief escaped as investigators sought the missing merchandise and the cooperating animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. B. Wheelock
Hinman Avenue
Evanston
Allence
Wedding Turned In So Firemen Could Attend Wis
Chicago May 8 Truckman William J Werner turned a fire alarm to free Truck Company No 19 so its members could attend his wedding. At 10 o clock everything was ready for the ceremony when Werner pulled a bar and the crew escorted him and the bride to their home with gear in tow. He later reunited with his bride Miss Sarah Miller after rescuing her from a fire months earlier. Joe Kelley’s Toronto team, International League champions, have faced a tough season so far.
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Chicago
William’ J. Werner
Truck Company No. 19
Werner
Oret Station
Mies Sarah Miller
Ake
Annual Banquet Highlight Hosts Present And Future Grand Masters
A local annual banquet showcases current and upcoming Grand Masters, featuring keynote remarks and community recognition. Attendees include notable members of the chess and intellectual circles, with plans outlined for future events and collaborations.
Annual Quindaro Lodge banquet highlights Odd Fellowship
Nearly three hundred Odd Fellows and families gathered at the Pythian Armory for a banquet marked by elaborate tables and strong speeches. Grand Master Frank C. Goodrich of Troy and Grand Master-Elect H. W. Kuntz of Zanesville spoke on origins and the fellowship ideals of Friendship Love and Truth. An orchestra provided music through the evening as Rev. J. T. Black gave thanks and the meal—chicken, dressing, sides, ice cream and cake—was served by Rebekahs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quindaro Lodge
Pythian
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
C. Cams
Frank C. Goodrich
Troy
Ohio
H. W. Kuntz
Zanesville
Odd Fellow Orchestra
J. T. Black
M. P. Church
Rebekahs
C. C. Laws
Columbus Wildey
America
Baltimore
Uneil
National Home For Widows and Orphans of Odd Fellows
Springfield
Goodrich
Deters and Daughters of
Odd
Harry Patterson
W. H. Kunts
Mt Vernon Public Schools April Report Totals
John 8 Alan completed the Mt. Vernon public schools April report. Total enrollment 1878 across High School M67 First Ward 365 Second Ward 69 Third Ward 440 Fourth Ward 326 Davis Building Central Building 164 Per cent of regularity noted. Teachers with no tardiness listed include Miss Parker Long W Clark Ric Kay Fordney Merrin Wright Devalon Overly Studor Cols Pitkin Aler.
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Alan
Mt. Vernon
First Ward
Fourth Ward
Davis Building
Central Building
Misses Parker
Long
W. Clark
Ric- Kay
Fordney
Merrin
Wright
Devalon
Overly
Studor
Cols
Pitkin
Aler
Gambier Choral Society Plans May 16 Concert in Rosse Hall
Gambier Ohio brings the Gambier Choral Society concert to Rosse Hall on May 16 under director Mr. Fults. Special solos will be performed by Mrs. Julie Putnam Leonard, Mrs. R. B. Allen, Mr. Dobie, and Mr. Matthews.
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Gambier, Ohio
Rosse Hall
Gambier Choral Society
Fults
Julie Putnam Leonard
R. B. Allen
Dobie
Matthews
Hearing of Hammond Continues to Next Saturday
The hearing for Herbert Hammond charged with keeping a place for the illegal sale of intoxicating liquor was postponed from Thursday afternoon before Mayor Parrise to Saturday morning at 9. The defendant remains under consideration for possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hammond
Parrise Wan
No Session Of Court Disposed By Judge Jewell
A suit was filed in Common Pleas against McLatire and disposed of by Judge Jewell on Wednesday. The filing and handling indicate routine court activity with no immediate trial or ruling details provided.
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Jewell
Common Pleas
Mclatire
Dudge Jewell
Guardian Of Lafever Estate Murder Shocks Columbus Court
The May 8 report notes Robbery as the motive in a brutal murder of an unidentified man found on Fifth Avenue near Joyce Avenue. The victim’s throat was cut and he was shot in the chest. The article also covers court actions involving Rollin R. MeIntire, guardian changes for William Lafever, and local sports talk about the Washington team.
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Mecintire
D. Hunthen
Common Pleas
Rollin R. MeIntire
American Bonding Co
Plaintff
William 1. Lafever
Rollin R. Melvitire
Columbus, O
Fifth Avenue
Joyce Avenue
April 2 1919 probate final account filed in McIntire case
On April 2 1919 the defendant McIntire filed his final account in probate court showing 429.60 in cash. The petitioner states the defendant has refused to pay this sum and seeks an order compelling payment. The diary indicates Ada Poland Poland estate and appointments noted, plus deeds filed for Wm Horn and Frank Wilddell with Morris and Fairview properties.
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McIntire
F. Sapp
Wm, Horn
D.C. Young
Morris
Herman Horn
PD. C. Young
Wilddell
Geo. Ferenbauih
Fairview
Decoration Day Exercises Program in Banville Danville May 30
The program lists Lynch Orchestra for musical interlude Prayer by Judge J. B. Waight Mt Vernon Municipal Address Benediction and a 1 o'clock afternoon start at the Opera House for Decoration Day exercises in the city on May 30 with a municipal address and benediction.
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Danville
Lynch Orchestra
J. B. Waight
Mt. Vernon
Opera House
Special Danville Bond Election For Market Street Paving
Special Danville Ohio reports the village has prepared issuing 20900 ten year bonds to pave Market Street. A special election is set for June 28 to decide if electors want the street paved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ths Place
Infants Slashed by Mother in Philadelphia Home
Mrs Mary Kulasa, 24, woke in a south Philadelphia home with her husband and two infant daughters and used a long butcher knife to cut the babies throats. The violent act followed an apparent domestic dispute as detectives investigate the shocking incident.
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Phildelphia
Mary Kulasa
Monthly Women’s Christian Association Meeting Notes
The Woman's Christian Association held its monthly meeting at the Home on a Wednesday afternoon. The routine business was completed and Mrs. A. E. Deeley was proposed and accepted for membership. Donations for April included items from Mr. H. Seller and others, with contributions of food, flowers, and supplies from various members and organizations. A note mentions the Minneapolis Old Settlers’ event and local baseball chatter about the Browns and Cardinals.
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Woman's Christian Association
A. E. Deeley
Apel
H. Seller
Wilmot Sperry
Wuchner
Ransom
Wm. Rush
Arnold
Kirk
First Baptist Church
Armentrout
C. C. Ward
Benson
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R Joe Kelley
Toronto
Quindare
Manchester
England
Columbus Wildy
Independent
Order of Odd Fallows
Americas
MF. Goodrich
God
Sian
Auxiliarina
Nowesetae
Frank L. Young
Gambier
Choral Society
Hammond
Thureday
Far Bay
Lafever
Court House
Clark Griffith
Washington Boys
Athletics
Red Sox
A.D
Poland
Louise H. Poland
M.C. Poland
Hlh. Mortley
Banvile
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis
Campa Man
Lass
Granite
Dowds Diy
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