Indictments set bond at $10,000 in poison case
M T Lee indicted for manslaughter and administering poison to Charles Metcalf. bond fixed at $10,000 with sureties John Lee James A Kelly Joseph Krott Patrick Branwigan as three co defendants Alfred Wolfe and David Mackey also bonded at $10,000 each but unable to furnish. Trial plans for separate or joint proceedings. criminal terms set for June. petit jury reports and cases heard including Layman vs. Chiannel Supply and Merriman vs. Knox county. Deeds filed list transfers in Vernon and surrounding areas. Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted for burns and injuries with local retailer ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Lee
Grand Jury
Carles
Common Pleas
Wickham
J Ee
Bein John Lee
Jamon A. Kally
Joseph Krott
Patrick Branwigan
Alfred Wolfe
David Mackey
Lea
Charles B. Metcalf
Cromley
Common Pleas Court
Petit Jury
Common Pens Court
Wyn. J. Jones
William Schwwitzer
Hinens
Bradfield Va
Carigteyan
Shafer
Burke
A. T. Fulton
McConnell Co
Birate
Merriman
Knox County
Wanted sales lady and Canva user to sell piano
A permanent position offers salary for a sales lady who can use Canva and play the piano. Address a Cure Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canva
Cure
Pleasantly Surprised On Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John McCrary of Fredericktown were honored with a surprise on their fiftieth wedding anniversary held Wednesday evening May 7. About 90 guests attended with refreshments of chicken, sandwiches, pickles, ice cream, cake and coffee. The event featured many gifts and attendees from Newark, Fredericktown, Democracy, Mr. Vernon and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCrary
Fredericktown
Vonslatiig
Prank Mackey
Mise Mabel Mackey
Newark
Sadie Brentlinger
Charles Parmenter
Miller Mendenhall
Carl Mex Crory
Vernon
Thomony Hambly
Barrett
Mere. Nahey Myers
Sire Frank Parmenter
Ralph
Edna
Nin Darling
Ellen Darling
Eizabeth
Golda Kunkle
Democracy
Alpha Armentrout
Will Steel
Mins May Steel
and Airs
Hess
Mies Lulu Hee
Morris Prezier
Daniel Baylor
Andrew Lenard
Emma @arton
Ming Nell
Lewis Frezier
Will Morrison
Stewart
Marshal Phillips
Joseph Hall
Geo, Lenard
Minee
Mary
Martha
Ruth Lenard
Lydia Rummel
F Johnson
Dick Barton
Locals Note Social Visits and Travel Among Mt Vernon Residents
Short locals report numerous residents and visitors in Mt Vernon city during the week. Names include Dr Williams on a Philadelphia trip, Legrand Britton in Marion, Adolph Wachner to Pleasantville, and Jonn McEirey visiting Payette for two weeks. Several others travel to Pittsburg Columbus Cleveland and Wheeling for business, medical, or familial reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. GC. Ward
Lookout Mountain
Amy Ogg
Kelm
Mt. Vernon
Wooster News
Williams
Cleveland
Wheeling
George Englehart
Howard
Harry
Stingluff
Pittsburg
Legrand Britton
Marion
Adolph Wachner
Pletauntville
Ohto
Jonn McEirey
Willard C. Armstrong
Pittsburo Plate Glass Company
Walter van Winkle
Danville
Cora Bennett
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Homer
Marvin ‘Tracy
Grant, Hospital
Columbus
B. M. Ferguson
Wes Hamtramck Street
Mt. Vernon Medical and Surgical Sanitarium
Heckard
Itme
Deeley
Colts
Ruth Wonderly
Lancaster
Ohio
City
and Myre
Juline Rogers
Mary
Mion
Florence Pat Terson
Mabel Smucker
Hudson
Newark
Charles
Waller Ramsey
Leak in Bribe Probe Raises Grand Jury Scrutiny
A grand jury resumed the bribery investigation amid leaks from the jury room. Prosecutor Turner warned four prominent Ohio residents may be forced to stay out of the state if they dodge testimony. Witnesses included Stanley Harrison and Russell Wilson as the probe widens into legislative graft tied to the Haase loan charter bill and various lobbyists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columius
Grand Jury
Ite
Tunner
Ohio
Atate
Bis
Turner
Stanley Harrison
Senate
Europe
Russell Wilson
Cincinnati Times Star
Frank Zumstein
Hamilton County
Harry Wilson
Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Muminating Company
Haase Loanehark
Umit
Opha Moore
Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
Burns
Columbus
Moore
Id Moore
Atenemte
Harmon
New York
Jamie
Loe Angelon
Horns
Turan
Cho
LookOUT May Day Trial Transcript Confused By Blurred Allegations
New York May 1 A trial unfolding with Detective Horns denying charges that conspirators were fed false leads. Accusations erupt about inducements and bribery as political shop talk and illicit schemes surface.
Ubto Coal Consert Officials Summoned Before Grand Jury
Officials of the Ubto Coal Consert association in Columbus are reportedly summoned to appear before the grand jury this week. Charges allege the group pressured legislation, including the Green screen bill and the Crawford bill, to force railroads to reimburse shippers for goods in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubto Coal Consert Association
Columbus
Grand
Senator Yount Seeks 2500 Yearly Salary For Legislators
Columbus reports Senator Yount of Darke county introduced a bill to raise legislative salaries to 2500 a year. The measure passed a second reading and was sent to the privileges and elections committee. Other measures touched registration of job bidders and several appointments were confirmed, including tax commissioners and state board members. Plan to quit May 25 discussed as possible adjournment nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yount
Columbus
Darke County
Committee On
Senate
William T. Poland
Hamilton County
F. Bynunn
Wood County
R. M. Divtey
Highland County
Frank EH
Baxter
Allen County
Frederick Pied
Fulton County
Grastee Toledo State Hospital
Theodore Irving Freese
Franklin County
State Board of Arbitration
A. P. Sparks
Clark County
Daniel &. Torpy
Washington County
Board of Penitentiary Managers
House Passes Free List Bill With insurgent GOP Support
Washington May 3 By a 198 to 100 vote the house passed the Democratic free list bill after a 10 hour session. Twenty four Republicans and Milwaukee Socialist Berger voted yes. Insurgent Republicans from several states joined, led by Lafferty LaFollette Warburton Lindbergh and others. The measure now goes to the senate where leaders expect pigeonholing and no discussion. Revenue loss is estimated between 10 million and 50 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Representative Berger
Milwaukee
Messrs. Anderson
Minnesota
Anthony
Kantax
Hanna
Helgeron
North Dakota
Davis
Hubbard
Iowa
Jackson
Kansas
Kent
California
Kopp
Wisconsin
Lafferty
LaFollette
Warburton
Lindbergh
Lenroch
Madison
Morgan
Oklahoma
Miller
Morse
Murdock
Nelson
Roberts
Nevada
Steenerson
Volehead
Minneota
Senate
Haven
House
Ways and Means
Clark
Underwood
Democratic Party
Federal Treasury
Free wool debate unsettles Democrats in Washington
Democrats fret over possible free wool legislation amid revenue loss concerns and tariff shifts. Underwood signals sentiment for lower manufactured goods protections while fearing bond-funding consequences and broader revenue shortfalls.
Silence Cloth for Dining Table Silencers
A food silencer for the dining table is described as a double thick nose of white fabric laid with a mitt satin on the fabric and quilted on tracing. Edge bound with white tape.
Fragmentary Local Notice From Newark Advocate Fragment
A damaged OCR item mentions Danville visitors and Brethren church plans, with misread place names and a pneumonia case. It references Belmont avenue additions and local shop areas, naming individuals like Wilmot Sperry and Mr Miller. The fragment is incomplete and reads like scattered classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total
M. Bnow
Danville
North Litera
Newark
CA & Cy
Belmont Avenue
March
Park and Riverside
Wilmot Sperry
Legal Notice in Knox County Tennessee Court Proceedings
A legal notice from Knox County Tennessee concerns an estate matter involving Willson Horn and Wkginis. The document references a court filing and a forthcoming hearing regarding the origin of a will and related journal and records. Details are partially garbled but indicate procedural steps before a court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KNOX
Lewney
Martit Horn
Aetoeke Am
Patrick
HERRY
Frobate Juder
PhobAres Court OF Knox
Willson
Horn
Atari
Julie Toy
Clint Foverehip
Reno
Local figure Wright departs for several days trip
Mes Chawning Wright of wast Wing street left Wadnendar morning for a several days trip to Aurora, with meetings mentioned with J A Cole and Mee Lala in the capital block area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chawning Wright
Wast Wing Street
Aurora
J. A Cole
Mee Lala
Oriol
Unclear sheriff sale record from damaged text
Damaged OCR discusses sheriff's sale and court order but key names, places, dates are unreadable. cannot determine definite parties or property involved. Summary limited to noting a sheriff sale proceeding referenced with an order from a common pleas court and local jurisdiction.
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Bond
Lee
Thurlow
Burger
Carrie C
Frost
Cooper's Park
Mr. Vernon
Carrie
Thurlow Burge
Norton
G. R, Baker @ Co
Pink
Predoricktown
Flemain
Buckeye
Ophs
A. Clark Lowry
Teller
Cleveland Bank
Hopkins
Cleveland, O
Julius WW. Hopkins
First Nation Bank
Hoe
North Carolina
Federal Grand Jury
bin Cage
Victor Serger
Milwaukee Godaliat
Chicago
Arelor Petit
Edward Tilden
George Benedict
William C Cummings
State Senate
Ukely
Tilden
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Road
Union Station
Pennsylvania Company
L. B. Houck
Rogers Building
Bowls Male Street
Second Moor
East High Street
J. “Doc
East Gambler Street
Citizens
Luther A. Stream
F. Rimer
E. C. Beggs
Arnold Block
Monument Square
Mt. Vernom
C. K. Conard
M. D
Ofce
East Vine Bt
Gambier Banking Co
Gambier, C
Sheriff's Sale
Rons
Saint Vernon
P. i
Etlenbath
Knoxwad
Barts Lars
Sale
Thaser
P. J. Parker
Ghia
Jan
Plalntia
Passon St
Fran Fediltmore
O'Danieln
O'Daniel
O. le McCoy
O. L. McCoy
O. Tk McGoy
Hermin
Pike
Gilmore
Neue Ielweebs
Andarakian
Mamioung Glass Shere Machine Company
Saly di
Riu
Olevereng
Board of Genegation
Millwood
Knox Co
Paid
Aald
Wald Board of Education
Imaterial
Board of Education
Ion
W. W. Whitney
HR. D’ No
Sus
J. A. McGill
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