Protection sought from encroaching Kokosing River bank
A petition from about one hundred west side residents asked the city to protect against the Kokosing River’s bank erosion near Elm and Lincoln streets. The council discussed dyke repairs, posted no driving signs, and directed the service director to ensure the dyke remains usable for driving. Additional items included city records pursuit, library receipts totaling 2085.79 and expenditures 1770.81, and budget actions assigning vouchers to the public safety fund. The council moved to enforce sidewalk restrictions on Went Burge St and adjourned after routine business.
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Weat Alde
Kokowing
Lincoln
Clifton
Balinbury
Wootton
Cleveland
R. R
Mme
Wan Dassed
Public Safety Fund
T He Nere
Public Service Fund
Burgeve Street
Address for Vernon civic improvement speech in New York
Secretary L A Stream of the Clue one Genoedition has received from Mr William B Cedadad invitations to deliver an address at Mt Vernon on October 40. The city council chamber will host the event with the address to cover civic improvement and reputation.
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L. A
William
Cedadad
New York
Delivur
Mt Vernon
Coun
Clete
Crandall
Civic
Imi
Hue
Vernon Swovle
Bayina
William M Banning York Mt Vernon mayoral candidate
William M Banning, a Democrat and Mt Vernon businessman, is described as a prominent young local figure. He ran Eagle Flour mills after his father’s death, showing sound judgment and community interest, qualities cited as fitting for president of the city council.
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William M. Banning
Corneil
Mt. Vernon
William Banning
Eagle Flour Mills
Mt Vernon
SHARP Won’t Seek Governorship in Ohio Delegation
Rep W G Sharp of Elyria returned from Ohio and declared he will not be a candidate for governor under any circumstances. He said he has given the question no thought and has no intention of heading the Democratic state ticket next election. Several Democrats visited his office seeking support if he ran.
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Washington
W. G. Sharp
Hlyria
Ohio
Sharp
Cox
Egg Scramble at Clark Street Ends in Hospital Care
Henny Mann Mae, a Chicago laundryman, was struck by an automobile at South Clark and West Harrison as he attempted to cross. His wooden soled shoes hindered him, and he was badly scrambled. Peter McGann aided in the rescue and transported him to County Hospital for treatment.
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Chicago
Henny Mann Mae
Chineke
Egg
South Clark Street
West Harrison
Peter McGann
Handkerchief Shower for Mrs Spence at West Vine Street
The Potohonias lodge hosted a handkerchief shower for Mrs John Spence at her West Vine street home Monday evening. A large number of ladies attended as she prepares to move to Glenmont Ohio to join her husband in business there and make their home in Vienmont. The Martinsburg Embroidery Club hosted a surprise party for Mrs Robert Ralston at her Martinsburg home Monday evening with about thirty members attending a musical and literary program followed by refreshments. Mrs Ralston plans to move to Newark in a few days.
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Potohonias Lodge
John Spence
West Vine Street
Martinsburg
Gold in Huntington water sparks alert on Ohio River supply
Huntington West Virginia residents drawing water from the Ohio River are told to beware a chemical finding. Chemist James Blake reports that city mains water contains about 1 percent gold per half pint, with traces of silver and copper. He cannot say if the gold is worth removing.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
James ©. Blake
Blake
Memphis Woman Seeks Milions From Dead Lover Estate
Miss Moble Quirk of Milwaukee hired attorney Robert McMinn to pursue Captain Patrick Kallaher’s estate. She claims a prior agreement that if he died before marriage she would inherit the estate, after his death in Milwaukee in 1911.
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Memphis
Tent
Patrick Kallaher
Mins
Moble Quirk
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert McMinn
Kallaher
McMinn
Hold Up Of A Mt. Vernon Man In Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Journal reports a bold robbery in Minneapolis where A. Sullivan of Mt. Vernon Ohio and companion Robert Dresser were set upon by two men. Dresser escaped while detectives Maryin Passell and Al Johnson pursued the assailants. Sullivan lay unconscious behind a sens board having been robbed of four dollars fifty cents.
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Minneapolis Journal of Sunday
A. ©. Sullivan
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Sullivan
Robert Dresser
Dresser
Maryin Passell
al Johnson
Fragmentary crime note on seizure and injury case
A damaged OCR fragment reports a case involving a purchase and medical care at a hospital, with amounts and names largely unreadable. It mentions an assault or seizure and a lodging-house scene and a motor vehicle expense, but the key entities and specifics are unclear.
Pittsburgh Man In Serious Condition After Bar Fight
A Pittaburgh man, Carterle, was badly wounded in a morning poker game at Sharon Park. He sustained about ten wounds to his body and is in a hospital in a serious condition. Doctors fear he may die. A suspect named Devihet is charged with assault and battery in the incident. The attack occurred near Hebbard, Ohis, and involved another man named Wally.
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Pittaburgh
Penn
Carterle Wild
Sharon Parky
Wieth
Olena
Hebbard
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