Magazines Delayed by Freight Distribution Change
Postmaster General Hitchcock Nay orders delaying magazine delivery starting July for the third contract section covering Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri and Iowa. Publishers will ship in freight cars to designated centers with railway jakks distributing to offices in Cincinnati Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Omaha and St Louis. The plan aims to cut railway mail service by ten percent while dispatching from plants to centers then to offices.
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Hitchcock Nay
Ohio
Indiana
Milnois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa
Post Office
Cincinnati
Southern Territory
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louid
Omaha
el Loula
Mansfield Club releases Blake from Mansfield Shield roster
Otto Blake, once third baseman for Mansfield elih, was reported to be released by Manager Hahn this morning at local headquarters. Blake struggled at the plate and played poorly in eight innings, recording a single hit while Siroad and Fellay move to new positions at New Caxiie.
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Otto Blake
Mansfield Elih
Hahn
Blake
Siroad
Tham Fellay
New Caxiie
Heat causes death in Akron and Missouri court ruling
An Akron man dies after heat in the field as a Newnan, Alabama, town warns of heat danger. In Missouri, the Supreme Court weighs a writ in a divorce case tied to a Michigan man accused of kidnapping the former wife’s child from Spokane in January 1910, with guardianship debates ongoing.
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Akron
Newnan
Atricheo
Peterson City
Supreme Court of
Miesuuri
Hahend
Grin
Lane
Richard Hollwek
Michigan
Ywuibwrnyan
Buick
Wits
Coriae
Sepel
Unclear fragmentary health advertisement appears in paper
Fragmentary OCR describes a supposed health product for healing sores burns and ailments. Mentions a bone and household remedy and possible brand wording. Content is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Interplans track meet breaks college records
The Saturday afternoon Interplans meet saw the sophomores win as a college record fell with a hammer throw reaching 7 feet 10 inches and another record 10 inches in the hammer. Freshmen scored in several events with standout performances across high and low hurdles and the 140. Final team scores listed are inconsistent but show sophomores leading followed by freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawbler
Lo Hophomores
Lawl
Unclaimed Mail List From Mt Vernon Post Office
Unclaimed letters remain at the Mt. Vernon post office. Addressee details include names such as Chas Welter, Lucile Clemmens, Mamie Clutter, Edward Uahly, Frank Highman, and many others. The notice is dated May 1 1011 and signed by Sheridan G Dowds, postmaster.
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Mt. Vernon
Street
Aumber
P. O
Chas
Welter
Jape
Clollan
Lucile Clemmens
Mise
Mamie
Clutter
W. Dy Filan
Edward, Uahly
Livele Hickwian
Frank Highman
Gene Keirns
John W. Kelly Delbert Lisher Glenrober
Kuaie Loher
Lucien Magee
Chancey McHenry
William Middleton
Charton Miller
Marley Miller
Lola & Freda Miller
Iria Morehole
Popeley
Angle Ramsey
Henry Roferton
Clyde Stetnon
Clara Stewart
Thomas Taylor
Clara M. Taylor
John
Welmar Henry Willome
Sarah Windland
Manda Wheeler A
Sheridan G. Dowds, Pourmantor
Closing Exercises at Horn School Term Ends May 12
The Horn school closed a nine months term on May 12. Pupils presented a program including recitations and declamations by many students, with titles such as America, Close of Term, Vacation Time, and The Man of Cheer. Valedictory by Neva Wolfe, attendance 148 days, average daily attendance 28. The event honored teachers and guests. several students traveled to visit other schools in the township. BROOKS CROMWELL. WEDDING: Lourie Cromwell and Walter H Brooks Jr wed at Thomas Hyp Episcopal Church in Washington.
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Horn
Bong
America
Loreo Gitte
Ray Lepley
Donard Laughrey
Ripelng
Iva Wolfe
Mary Dayla
Hong
Vivian Diliman
Denny Hillman
Hudi | Moke
Roulah Finch
Leo Russell
Moola
Ty School
Me- Kee
Maude Dennis
Olive Whitmore
Vivian Millman
Alice Molten
Franklin Glin
Torishi
Itha Laughrey
Tretian
Mao MeKow
Neva Wolfe
Hodison
Ielelo
Hays
Brooks Cromwell
Washington
Mies Lourie Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell
Walter’ ‘Hr Brooks, Jr
Baltimore
Sees Dawn of New Era Theosophist Leader Predicts Second Coming of Christ
London reports Annie Besant as stating the time is near for the second coming and a vast spiritual movement to unify all creeds. She links future Anglo American peace to a single agreement but says true world peace remains politically unachievable. The era will close, giving way to a unified spiritual age. Lafayette the Great cremated in Glasgow with ashes to Edinburgh. The German imperial yacht Kaleen visits royal court at Sheerness with Kaiser aboard for Victoria memorial unveiling.
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Chri
Kaleen
Royal
Coumn
London
Sheeram
Kaiser
Kaiserin
Victoria Memorial
Benton Not Yet Resigns From Old Miami Presidency
May 18. Dr Guy Potter Benton president of Miami University has not resigned. Trustees of the University of Vermont will meet next week to consider candidates for the Vermont presidency and Dr Denton may be named. Benton likely will be moved if he desires, but Miami trustees will wait for Vermont word.
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Guy Potter Benton
Old Miami
Hamillion
Miami University
University of Vermont
Denton
Board of Trusteea
Benton
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Illinois and Ohio daily market notices show cattle veering mixed across Chicago and Cleveland. Prices for cattle, sheep, hogs, and dairy stock listed with varied grades and futures signals, highlighting pork, beef and grain trade movements.
St Paul Orchestra to Visit Mt Yeemon Friday
The Booker Club of One Man deed plans a St Paul Symphony Orchestra concert in Mt Yeemon on Friday and Bathodey. The ensemble includes a quartet of eminent soloists and many Miss and high school musicians, promising a premier musical event for Mt Vernon audiences.
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Booker Club
St. Paul
Baker
Reorganize a Road Texas Foreclosure Sale Planned
Palentine Texas May 1 The International and Great Northern Railroad once run by a revolver faces foreclosure sale tomorrow. The 1150 mile line in Texas is held by Missouri Pacific interests. Reports swirl on future control including bids by third mortgage bondholders led by George J Gould and allies. The Texas Railroad Commission may back the reorganization and aid financing for interest charges and rehabilitation.
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Palentine
Texas
International and Great Northern Railroad
Missouri Paeble
Booker
Washington
George J. Gould
Inter Ests
Tim
Texas Railroad Commission
Outlaw Diets Found Guilty in Deputy Sheriff Slaying
John Diets was found guilty of killing Deputy Sheriff Oscar Or. The jury had been out for 11 hours before returning the verdict. Merk Diets and Laslie, tied to the outlaw, were acquitted. New Naval Academy head Captain John H. Gibbons takes the post at Annapolis succeeding Captain Bowyer due to health. Gibbons is Michigan native and former Naval General Board member.
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Hayward
Wik
John Diets
Cameron Dam
Oscar Or
Merk Diets
Laslie
Tolal
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mia
John H. Gibbons
United States Naval Academy
John M. Bowyer
II Health
Michigan
Naval
Boar
Charleston
London
Talks Unionism To Railroaders At Harrisburg
President Taft meets Pennsylvania Governor Tener and a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen committee on arrival to address their convention. Taft endorses labor unions with limits on government employes, opposes affiliation with private unions, and warns against a wider scope of activity for federal workers. A separate crash on the Baltimore turnpike kills Robert Oliver C. Williams, a Baltimore businessman, and injures Miss Helen Griffith. Williams is ruled negligent for speeding.
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Adtzens
Harrisburg
Tella
Hartinburg, Pai
Tener
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
Taft
Brotherhood
American Federation of Labor
Whp
Congress
Washington
Baltimore Turnpike
Robert Oliver C. Williams
Murderer Driven From Cabin By Fire
In Montgomery on May 15 Barri caded in a cabin Tom Benson a negro fought off pursuers after killing Peter Molle. He shot five men wounding deputies Nobbel McCord and others, and Primus and Benson were killed or mortally wounded as flames trapped them.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tom Benson
Peter Molle
Jake Primus
Eugene Nobbel
Harry McCord
Owen
James Alford
White
Henson
Nobbel
McCord
Bille
Primus
Confederate Veterans Reunion Opens in Little Rock
May 15 in Little Rock Arkansas marks the twenty first annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans and sixteenth of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans. About 80000 visitors expected as tents rise in City Park and events run through the week including a monument unveiling and a big parade. Congressmen Hobson to speak at the opening ceremonies and social gatherings feature prominent sponsors and visiting maids. May 16 in Chattanooga the International Railway Fuel Association holds its third annual convention with Dr Joseph A Holmes of the US Bureau of Mines among speakers on fuel efficiency.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansis
United Confederate Veterina
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Richmond P. Hobson
Madama
Capital Guards
Sixth Arkansas Infantry
Chattanooga
Tenn
International Railway Fuel Association
Joseph A. Holmes
United States Bureau of Mings
Magill Divorce Petition Filed in Knox County Court
Henry G. Magill residence unknown is named in a Common Pleas Court divorce petition filed by Brand Magill seeking divorce alimony and child custody. The case appears in Knox County Ohio with attorney H Houck representing the petitioner.
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Henry G. Magill
Joroby
Brand Magill Hay
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Ohio
Snitdren
Houck
Planet
Public Works Bid Notice Mount Vernon Ohio 1900s
Sealed bids will be received by the Director of Public Service in Mount Vernon Ohio until noon June 16 for paving Blackberry Alley and Plum Alley sections with hard burned brick. Bids must include a certified check or bond of 600 dollars, contract bonds 50 percent, and bid security. Rights reserved to reject any or all bids. Charl e a M. Rairch ild, Director. Clinton N. Williams, Clerk.
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Public Service
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Chestnut
Water Street
Charlea M. Rairchild
Altent
Clinton N. Williams
Southern Women's Golf Tourney Opens in Atlanta
The first Southern women's golf tournament begins at Rast Lake in Atlanta on May 11. Qualifying rounds start in the morning and continue through Saturday, boasting a large entry list of prominent players from New Orleans Louisville Montgomery Charleston Macon Mobile Jacksonville Pensacola and other cities. The event promises smooth organization and strong competition.
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Atlanta
Ulul
Rast Lake
New Orleans
Louieville
Montgomery
Charleston
Macon
Mobile
Jacksonville
Pensscola
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