Tragic streetcar accident claims John Lauderbaugh
John Lauderbaugh 17, a North High School junior, was killed after leaping from a moving street car and being dragged beneath another car near High street and King avenue. He suffered a severed left leg, broken limbs, and head injuries, dying at Protestant hospital about midnight. The incident occurred as he hurried to a masquerade party with friends and family, while his brother and mother witnessed the aftermath.
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Columbus
John Lauderbaugh
North High School
Protestant Hospital
Young Lauderbaugh
Hattley
Lauderbaugh
East Eighteenth Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Charles Lauderbaugh
High Street
King Avenue
H. H. Snively
de Bolvely
In & Brown-Myers Amimlanoy
de Jf Gibbons
House
Lewis
Ashley
T. Tuck
Equitable Life Assurance Sociuty of New York
Clarence Lauderbaugh
Tuck
Kathleen
Guy Lauderbaugh
Pennsylvania
Death notices of Alexander Fawcett and Ophelia Mills
Alexander Fawcett died Friday afternoon at his home on Columbus road after a long illness of paralysis. He was about TS years old and leaves a wife and several children with half-siblings listed. He was born in Ireland and lived in Knox county, California, and then returned to this community. Funeral Monday at 10:20 at his late home with Rev. J. A. Long officiating. Ophelia Mills died at her daughter’s home near Bladensburg after a two week illness following a fall. She was 89, widow of J. N. Mills, and survived by seven children. Funeral Monday at 1 at Martinsburg Presbyterian church, Rev. Margler officiating, interment in Martinsburg cemetery.
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Alexander Fawcett
Columbus Road
Anna Shoults
William
Robert Fawcett
Mt. Vernon
Orla Fowles
Akron
John Fawcett
Orrville
Charles
Henry
Dovey Vernon
Melvin Darling
County Donegal
Ireland
Knox County
California
J. A. Long
Ophelia Mills
Martha Boyd
Bladensburg
J. N. Mills
A. C
William Mills
Boyd
Albert Mills
Chicago
John Mills
Springfield
Fred Allie
Decatur
Ind
Loretta Harrod
British Columbia
Canada
Martinsburg Presbyterian Church
Margler
Martinsburg
Tributes at Hopewell for Rev Bedell memory
The Hopewell church honored late Rev. War ren H. Bedell with memorial services led by Rev. A Luscombe and a program featuring hymns a quartet and deacons tributes. The Eris Times notes parishioners fear cold weather and wind while attending services and driving to church.
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Warren H. Bedell
Hopewell Church
Bedell
D. OD
Turn
J.P. Oe
Bedall
Henry Mill
G §. Dye
Towne High School Notes Highlight Letters and Events
Edward G Rowling reports on school activities at Towne High School. Principal Turner honors Vorrest Sebsch with a letter for track work, Iris leading football letters awarded, Rev Freeman speaks on Education, faculty and students participate in concerts and field trips. Staff plans a Forum picnic at Martin's woods with faculty invited.
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Turner
Vorrest Sebsch
Hester Jones
Iris’ Bie
Ward
Freeman
EAN Cation
Rev. Freeman
Forum
Martin's Woods
Mt Vernon Telephone Company advises on switchboard rebuild
Patrons are informed that a major rebuild of the Mt Vernon switchboard aims to bring improved service. During the work, service will be slower at peak times for several weeks as operators adjust. Automatic features will enhance speed once completed and notices will inform subscribers of changes. the $400 expenditure is for patron benefit, not earnings.
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Mt Vernon
3 Le
Bank Reply In Action To Recover Brought Against Them
In a bank reply case the institution seeks recovery in a dispute over forged checks. The suit centers on alleged forged instruments and the bank’s defense against liability for the disputed payments.
Mansfield Sheet Mill Sued For 2900 In Damages
A slate of civil actions filed Friday in Richland county court includes Mansfield Sheet and Tin Plate company facing multiple suits over alleged forged and dishonored checks totaling 2900 dollars. Plaintiffs William Adams and Walter Adame seek recovery for a forged check, while Ira Baker Albert Barr and William Harris sue for damages tied to alleged pollution of Rockfork stream harming farm land and livestock. Other filings involve divorce petitions and related claims, with various defendants and counterclaims detailed by court filings and attorneys.
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Knox National Junk Ve
William Adams
Walter Adame
Pon
Claritit
Clyde Thatcher
Plaintif
GW. Cramer
Henry C. Devin
Plainout
Manfield Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Fatuers
Richland County
Court of Common Pleas
Reed
Beach
Ira Baker
Rockfork
Albert Barr
Baker
Wil
Iam Harris
Mansfield Shield
Juniors Entertained by Allen at Kenyon College Event
Dr and Mrs Reginald Bryant Allen hosted a May 11 reception and dance for Kenyon College junior class members and Harcourt Place seminary young ladies. About two hundred attended the M M Club event at the K of P armory with Mild orchestra, dogwood decor, punch, ice cream and cake. Out of town guests included students and alumni from Denison university OSA Columbus Centerbury and Kenyon college among others.
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Reginald Bryant Allen
Kenyon College
Harcourt Place Seminary
M. M
K. of P. Armory
M. M. Club
Clu
Mary Baret Beam
Ruth Amadon
Elizabeth Owen
Pauline Smith
Luctle Smith
Miriam Rosenthal
Harriet Swetland
Armory
Louise Pierce
Vanston
Blanche Searjes
Toledo
Laura Palmer
Juliet Barker
Agnes Stacy
Messrs
Herbert Shorney
Charles Willis
Henry Arnold
Denison University
Granville
Robert Severns
Harry Haymes
Columbus
Thomas Wiseman
Frederick Young
Fletcher Devin
Wendall Stillwell
James Todd
Henry Downe
Pierre McBride
Arthur King
Berton Shaner
James Benolt
Alexander McKechnie
Clarence Ader
Robert Barrow
Carl Brick
Gambler
Charles PD. Hayden
Centerbury
Ralph Morton
Marion Douglass
Neenan Alm to Speak at Alexandria Memorial Day Rally
Nesnan, former Mr Vernor man and president of the National Window Glass Workers, will speak May 28 in Alexandria Tod during a large union celebration honoring Faber's memorial day.
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Alm. Nesnan
Vernor Man
National Window Glass Workers
Alexandria
Tod
Faber
Birth announcement for Phoredas to Hotchkiss family
Mrs Howard Hotchkiss of Palrsview announces the birth of Phoredas to Mr and Mrs. Hotchkiss. The notice records a newborn, with limited readable details due to OCR issues.
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Howard Hotchkiss
Palrview
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Doctor in Toledo Ad
An advertisement touts a local treatment for catarrh claiming internal remedies reach the bloodstream and cure the disease. It cites a physician’s endorsement, mentions the product named Catarrh Cure, and invites readers to request testimonials from FF Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Halel
FF Cheney
Abandon Hunt for Bandits on Mexican Border
Washington may 12 failure of Generals Scott and Bre ton to reach agreement at border talks leads to a temporary abandonment of the chase after Villa and his followers. Funston orders retreat to more secure lines north of Namiquipa as Pershing plans to police the border while Baker says policy remains unchanged and no intervention is sought.
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Gener
Scott
Obregon
Villa
Washington
Cbreton
Mexico
Funston
War Department
Han
Petahing
Namiquipa
Gieneral Tasker N. Bliss
Ata
Pershing
Chihuahua
Durango
Namiquip
Metco
Baker
Hough Expects Call for More Militiamen From Mexico
After talks with General Mills and Colonel Meciver Adjutant General Benson W. Hough and Colonel W. St. Duffy of the Ohio National Guard say the situation in Mexico may require calling out more militia and the call could come at any time. They base this on impressions rather than direct data. General Hough will present a mobilization plan and advise mobilizing the northern infantry regiments at Camp Perry to avoid congestion with Camp Chase in Columbus.
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Washington
A T. Mills
George W. Meciver
Benson W. Hough
W. St. Duffy
Ohio Nations Guard
Mexico
Ohio Guard
Hough
Ohio Militia
War Department
Camp Chase
Columbus
Camp Perry
NO BREAK WITH MEXICO Representatives Discuss Conference
American General Scott and Mexican official Juan Amador met in a private car to discuss the conference. They denied any ultimatum was offered and expected no trouble between the United States and Mexico. Amador said Obregon would suppress banditry as 1408 troops were ordered into northern Mexico from Chihuahua City. Fire at Lima, Ohio, destroyed the Power Manufacturer Foundry. President Primm fired the toga at $29,000.
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Paso
Tex
General Scott
Juan Amador
Mexico
Amador Express
United States
Amador
Scott
Funston
Sore Amaifor
Obregon
Chituahua City
Chihuehua
Lima Tima
Wwe Company
Matthew Primm
Suffrage Workers in New York Battle Front on Front Page
In 1915 New York suffrage campaign, about 1 000 workers appeared on page one while 190 000 canvassed, endured long hours and interviews with no meals. Miss Fanny Lawson emerged as a premier organizer, guiding districts, meetings, and volunteer squads with relentless dedication. A playful aside notes a game called basket upset used to train or entertain workers.
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New York
Fen Weetings
New York City
Fanny Lawson
Panny Lawson
Abe
Anement
Lawnon
A Popular Spring Sport in May Mud Relief
When the mud dries under warm May rays the Hittie people enjoy hoop rolling after shading and coasting, a favored spring pastime noted among local residents.
New York Girl Elizabeth Goddard Captures Attention
A partial readable fragment describes a young woman named Elizabeth Goddard in New York. The text suggests she has become a local favorite or notable figure, with references to a toy and a social scene. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Elizabeth Goddard
New York
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Edward G, Rowling
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Qoreta Wright
R. A. Chubb
Prof. Chubb
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MT. Vernon Telephone Company
Mansfield Sheet Mill
County Court House
T W. Horner
Te Muitier
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Grin
Rome
Flolty
Newark Ameri¢hg Tribune
Court Journal
Andrew C. Walker
Calvin Lau
Iyo Bom
Mayors Court
Chova
Hutchinson
Pele Shroény
Obin
Edward Roy
Bart Kine
Melyn Jones
Josie Joos
Stolvin Toothman
John Boare
Roy Toothming
James Dale Headfeld
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Clinton
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Sylvia A. Dean
Wayne
Ociety News
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