Moose Defeat The Interurbans On Sunday Afternoon
The Moose downed the Phelps Interurbans of Columbus 9 to 2 at Riverside Park securing the first win of the season. Bob Wolgar started pitching, with Honsehoder finishing the fourth, as the Interurbans were held to light hits until late frames. A record crowd witnessed several thrills including Tiger and Pepe Joy extra-base hits.
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Phelps
Columbus
Moose
Riverside Park
Householder
Bob Wolgar
Honsehoder
Interurbane
Tiger
Iger
Pepe Joy
Opening Of The City Baseball League Saturday Games
At Riverside park Mayor Perrine opened with remarks and pitched the first ball as Bridge Works faced the K of P ending 8 to 1. In the second game Coopers beat Maccabees 10 to 9 in 11 innings. At Hiawatha the Y M C A Mooned by a score of 11 to 4.
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Riverside Park
Perrine
Bridge Works Ve
Riverside
The
Coopers
Maccaebees
Plea of Guilty In Petit Larceny Case
J O'Brien arrested on a warrant by BE Poorman arraigned Saturday before Mayor Perrine. He pleaded guilty to petit larceny, was fined ten dollars and costs. O'Brien claimed he found the tools and did not steal them, saying he could not prove this and chose a guilty plea as the easiest way out.
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J. O'Brien
Perrine
BE. A. Poorman
Costa
O'Brien
Ashbrook Visits Knox County as Congressional Candidate
Hon William A Ashbrook of Jobne town visiting the city today to inspect the new Seventeenth district including Knox County He is a candidate for Congress and has wide acquaintance in Knox County his visit shows strong support for his bid.
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William A. Ashbrook
Jobnetown
Congress
Ashbrook
Knox County
Two Properties Sold At Sheriff's Sale Saturday
Roy Peacock entered a plea of not guilty as two properties were sold at a sheriff's sale on Saturday. The action proceeded under local court authority, with bidders competing for the parcels and the sheriff's office handling the auction logistics.
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Roy Peacock
Assessors Report and Court Actions Highlight Local Day
Judge Fulton of Newark presided at common pleas court arraigning Roy Peacock for non support who pled not guilty after bond set at 700. Sheriff’s sale notified multiple parcels sold including a Best Hamtramck street house to Angeline Deltrick for 1378 and Lena Wells property to William Beott. Courts affirmed the Francis receiver decision with minor modifications. County commissioners planned contracts as assessors filed reports by noon. Real estate sale in Malin Wells case confirmed and deed ordered.
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Fulton
Newark
Common Pleas Court
Roy Peacock
Peacock
Futton
Raferes
Court of Appeals
R. J. Francis
L. C. Penn
Clerk of Courts Hayes
William A. Howack
Butterck Pattern Co
Walters
George Sharp
Bale
Malin Va Wells
Distributive Account Filed in Probate for Lafever Guardian
Rollin R. Melntire, guardian of William P. Lafever, files a distributive account showing 439.60 to be distributed. Bonds total 61,500 with John H. Wolfe and Meeker D. Wolfe as surities. The report lists various transfers: Jameson to Wonderling lots in Martinsburg valued at 1,000 and 125, Engelhardt to Wonderling Martinsburg lot, 125, Woodson sheriff to others, and multiple property transfers in Jefferson, Pleasant, Wayne, and Kimwood with sums around 1,000 or less.
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Rollin R. Melntire
William P. Lafever
Dende Filee
Jameson
C. F. Wonderling
Martinsburg
Elnora Jameson
C. Engiehardt
Engiehardt
Howard
J. M. Woodson
Sherif
FA. Oe
Jefferson
Steel
Baylor
Abe Pipes
Pleasant
George C. Lybarger
E. A. Hill
Wayne
Rulls J. Sebury
Thomas B. Sailor
Kimwood
Reassessing State Oversight and Financial Protections
The document outlines state supervision and inspections, asserts that all ferocities are non-negotiable first mortgages not subject to sale or hypothecation, and states securities cannot be stolen or disposed of for gain. It notes a reserve fund exceeding $100,000 as a strong protection to depositors.
Dr Wilber Installed as Permanent Pastor at Nelson Memorial
Rev Wilber of Kansas City likely to become Permanent pastor at Nelson Memorial Presbyterian church after three weeks as supply. He is Wooster and Princeton trained and previously led Mt Vernon pulpit for fifteen years. Summer term Oberlin College begins June 9 1913. Oberlin Business College touts high placement and contract to place all graduates with many going to Cleveland Columbus Akron and other cities.
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Columbus City
Francia A. Wilbur
Kansas City
Nelson Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wooster University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Mt. Vernon
J. W
Christie
Oberlin College
Oberlin Business College
Ohio
Tts
Cleveland
Columbus
Akron
Kigris
Lorain
Tte
Business College
Oberlin
Marble
Amherst
Bowling Green
Manager Kelley Moves Plant to Terre Haute from Hickory Nixon
Indianapolis manager Kelley relocates operations from Hickory Nixon to Terre Haute after a ten week run, citing a downturn in productivity due to a bookworm infestation. The move shifts control of the plant to the Terre Haute site and reflects ongoing operational adjustments.
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Kelley
Indianapolis Indiana
Hickory
Nixon
Terre Haute
Indians
New Through Train Schedule Impacts Mt Vernon Route
A 1913 letter from Austin of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad informs the Citizens' Association of Mt Vernon Ohio about changes in passenger service effective May 26 including through train No 141 Chicago to Mt Vernon and No 110 in reverse with connections at Newark for Columbus. Local trains 17 and 16 adjust timing around the through trains. service aims to improve patronage and faulted concerns.
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Ralph C. Ringwatt
Grifiens Associaton
Austin
Pansehmer
Baltimore and Obio
Vernon
Chicago
Citizens’ Association
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Bire
Mt Vernon
Newark
Columbus
Wheeling
Washington
Pittsburgh
Mtr. Union
Ebring
Toledo
East Washington
Nui
Chicago Junction
Wll
B. N. Austin
Grange to Hold Big Picnic and Install Officers
Knox County Pomona Grange met in the M. A. building on Saturday. New officers were installed and a committee including Charlie Sims and George Hayes was named to arrange the August picnic. Governor Cox was invited to speak and signified intent to attend. Seventy five applications were received for the fifth degree to be conferred in June at Milford Grange hall. The meeting also opposed a new bridge on West Gambier Street. Deputy master George Tulles retired. George Hayes succeeded him and delivered the introductory address.
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Knox County
Pomona Grange
Charlie Sims
E. ©. Nixon
Mr. Lepley
L. E. Bottenfield
George Hayes
Cox
Lake Hiawatha Park
Grange
Milford Grange Hall
Kokosmo River
West Gambier Street
George Tulles
Hayes
Addrous
Birth Announcement for Bailes Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Bailes of Bawt Front etee.
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Frank Bailes
Bawt Front ‘Etree
Gambier bank funds were not misused, officials claim
D J Bebure and S Schurr, former Gambier Bank officers, defend the bank’s handling. Bebure, as general liquidating agent, and Schurr, who briefly led Gambier before taking a new post, state funds remained under proper control and private use by Baxter did not occur. They note dividends and transfers were directed by official orders.
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Columbus Dispatch
D. J. Bebure
State Bank Department
Gampier Bank
Baxter
Schurr
Gambler
Theodore Robbsbout
Albany
Department
Gambier Bank
Mr. Sekirra
Robb
Tne
Lima
Piso
Postal notices and fragmented reader mail list from Mt Vernon Ohio
A jumbled postal update lists claimed names in Mt Vernon Ohio including J B Baker T H Barret Elizabeth Beamer Olive Brown Richard James Hee Co Herrman Clas Hess and others. The text mixes postmaster sign offs and stray phrases about mail handling and public notices, with unclear references to local businesses and names.
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Mt. Vernon
Allbrough
J. Baker
T. H. Barret
Mia
Elizabeth Beamer
Gean Brownfield
Olive Brown
Richard James Hee & Co
Coburn Players to Appear at Kenyon College Friday
The Coburn Players, famed Shakespearean troupe, are booked at Kenyon College for Friday May 22 at 8 o clock. They will perform The Taming of the Shrew, emphasizing play over spectacle with a balanced cast. The troupe includes actors from Savannah and Missouri born members, with Mrs Coburn noted for her Quaker roots and stage dedication.
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Coburn
Kenyon College
Elemence
Savannah
Namiene Bhe
Missouri
Guthes
Tatenant
Ohie Northern University
Rev W A Clemmer Granted Ten Week Leave Of Absence
At Presbyterian church session Rev W A Clemmer was granted a ten week leave of absence starting June twenty third to visit Ashland Penn and New York for the Oceanic voyage to Cherbourg France arriving July six. He plans to tour Europe visiting Paris Zurich Germany the Netherlands England Scotland Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark and Russia before returning via Liverpool and New York about two weeks later. During absence local ministers will supply the pulpit.
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Presbyterian Church
W. A. Clemmer
Mem Fay
Clemmer
Ashland Penne
Zenno Taylor
New York Securday
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Zurich
Switserland
Switzerland
Germany
Netherlands
England
Scotland
Mr. Taylor
Glaagom
America
Rev
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Liverpool
New York
Clommer
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