Woman Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapon in Centerburg
Mrs. Maude Van Bickle of Newark Ohio was arrested by Marshal Evans for carrying a .38 revolver and cartridges in a handbag. She claimed to carry the gun to protect against burglars. the town reports Centerburg is burglar-free. Bond set at $100. she waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerburs
Ohio
Maude van Bickle
Newark
Centerbury
Marshal Evans
R. Best
Centerburg
Weari
Sonny
Woman Charged in Peru Poisoning Case Seeks Husband’s Death
A Peruvian immediate aftermath describes Valerio Pantero, 36, found dead in bed with his wife Cocina arrested. Police say she confessed watching her lover and a friend plan to kill him to wed the sweetheart. Arrests included Mussolino and Tutino, linked to the alleged romance. Pantero’s body was taken to hospital for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburg
Peru
Valerio Panterso
Cocina
Bho
Poli Phe
Fantexo
Gifted New York Soprano To Lead Attraction
New York soprano Margaret Berry Miller earns the nickname Song Bird for her clear silvery notes. Her presence promises a leading attraction, captivating audiences with birdlike quaver and strong vocal charm in the current production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. W. Bowden
Odda
Ite Jones
Margaret Berry Miller
Tapping Gas Line Prosecution In Licking County Court
Johnstown man Jacob M Fridde pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to using gas without consent of Ohio Fuel Supply Co and a pending charge for tapping a gas line was noted. The trial and sentencing info followed in a busy court session with several estates trustees appointed and various matters disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Friddie
Johnstown
E. C. Mulock
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Licking County
Friddle
Common Pleas Court
Fulton
Ohio Law Requires Semi Monthly Wages For Employees
Prosecuting Attorney L T Cromley notes a new Ohio law mandating payments to employees at least twice monthly. The act covers firms with five or more workers and outlines wage periods, flexible payoff on absence, prohibition of special contracts avoiding the rule, and penalties of 25 to 100 dollars for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cromley
State of
Ohio
Remarkable Singer Delights Audiences Across Major Orchestras
Admirable vocal power described as essential for the Dart. Last season Mrs. Miller was soloist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra Quintette for the Thursday Evening Musical Club of New York and with the New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch. She earned a Chicago May Festival soloist placement and appeared at Lansing Festival and Indianapolis engagements before a return in Indianapolis and a St. Louis Liederkranz Concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Symphony
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Secretary Bryan Hosts Garden Reception Tapped Grape Barrel
May 9 in Washington DC Secretary of State Bryan and Mrs Bryan hosted a garden party for female guests and their families at Calumet Place. The event featured tapping a grape juice barrel with refreshments under the arbor while leaders and members of the House attended, including Mrs. Underwood. Speaker Champ Clark was absent.
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Washington, D.C
House of Representaiven
Bryan
Calumet Place
Champ Clark
On Ear We Underwood
Congress
Washington
Missionary Class Meeting of M P Sunday School
The Missionary Class of the M. P. Sunday school met at Mira Geo Hotkin West Chestnut Street Wednesday afternoon. Abs Workman presided. The program included song Make Me A Channel of blessing Hebrews 13 read by Mrs Severns and prayer by Mr Reeder. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Sunday School
Mira
Geo
Hotkin
West Chestnut Street
Abs. Workman
Severns
Mro
Reeder
Mra. Hunteberry
Mesdamon Nothin
Burra
Births in Butler and Mt Vernon report
A daughter was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs James Bumpus of Butler. A son, Avon, was born Thursday afternoon to Mr and Mrs A J Becker of East Chestnut Street at Mt Vernon Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
James Bumpus
Butler
Mrs. Bumpus
St. Vernon
Avon Was
A. J. Becker
Eant Chestnut Street
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Contested Liquor Sale Hearing Delayed to May 16
The hearing for Wallace Severna on a charge of keeping a place for illegal liquor sales, initially set for Friday afternoon, was continued to Friday morning May 16 at 9 o'clock after a defense request. The article also mentions notable local figures in a colloquial, sports-like jab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Severna
Divorce Shock in Cleveland Society Flee Suit by Mrs Helen Keller
Mrs Helen Russell Keller of East Cleveland files for divorce from millionaire Samuel Keller in the Court of Common Pleas with charges of extreme cruelty and neglect. They wed February 19 1907 after a sensational elopement from Cleveland to Erie Buffalo and New York. Keller’s father cites lavish entertainments and unrestrained spending as stress on the family fortune.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Helen Russell Keller
Rosement Road
East Cleveland
Court of Common Pleas
Samuel Keller
M. A. Bradley
Mia. Keller
Kellers
Hoe
Kel Jer
Erie
Penn
Buffalo
New York
Keller
Mra. Keller
William Rumsell
Detroit
Mra
Elizabeth Unwell
Agnes Grigor
Chicago
William Russell
Bret Cleveland
Frank DelHas Robison
Shot at Gat Hits Wife in Rushsylvania Incident
William R. Newland of Rushsylvania Ohio used a shotgun in an attempt to kill a cat. A pellet struck his wife, who was hidden by shrubs, seriously injuring her. The cat remained unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolisfontaine, O
William R. Newland
Rushsylvania
Tragic wage strugg le ends in death at hospital
Hunger stricken Helen M Goodridge of Philadelphia aged 18 died after self administered poison following a life of weekly five dollar wages. The Dennison factory worker relocated from Upton Maass to a Philadelphia lodging house where she starved for weeks. In a dying statement she said she supported herself since age fourteen and chose death over continued hardship. A Bible and letter from her mother lay in her room.
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South Framington
Mass
Helen M. Goodridge
Delta Goodridge
Irving Street
Philadelphia
William M. Bodwell
Upton, Maan
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Lodging House
Cox Addresses Cleveland Builders Exchange Defense of Administration
Governor Cox spoke to the Cleveland Builders' Exchange defending the administration. He repeated his claim that mobility insurers shield Ohio manufacturers in the workers' compensation fight, arguing the administration has carried out every mandate of the new constitution.
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Cleveland
Mablity Insurance Companios
Ohio
Sory Workingmen's Compensations
Cox
Cleveland Builders' Exchange
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Fias Company
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Common Pleas
Jewell
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van Voorhia Ve. Electric Co
Moon
Lisher
Blair
Guardian
Roberts
Geusling Va
Gessling
Horn
Tullons
Maria Armentrout
Benjamin Tullons
J. W. Armentrout
George W. Snyder
John V. V. Hitler
Harry Gatvhall
Charles F. Colville
G. Cummings
Mansfield Peat
Kenneth Smith
Swetland
A Campbell
Harriet Swetland
Hareriet Miles
H. C. Swetland
Anna G. Swetland
Harriet T. Swetland
Curallon
Desdis
Magate Curran
C. & G. Cooper Co
Park Add
Leroy Purdy
Lybarger
Par Vel Bn College
Robert Parker Miles
So Will
Beliver
Clase
Mt. Vernon High School
Brerees
Missionary Society
oTtt
Johnson
Naps
Lajoie
Jackson
Big Jar
Beem
A. H. Mitcher
EE. M. Corenli
Mt. Vernon
Relurn Lock
Castoria
Fletcher
Feao
Mount Vernon Thurs
DLE Ems Bes
Aiea Walters
UCL
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Emenegerneiea
Wee
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Wesant’s Butterkrust Bread
Poppleton’ S 23 East Gambler Bt
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