Court of Appeals to Hear October Docket at Mt Vernon
The October term opens Tuesday October 7 with Judges Voorhees Shields and Powell. The bar docket lists numerous appeals including Kate Winne v Benn and Gill Hermen Co v Veronica Lee. Also notes executrix appointments and a petition to sell land in Knox county routing through the Home for Friendless Children and various estates.
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Court of Appeals
Mt. Vernon
R. M. Voorhees
R. S. Shields
Lewis K. Powell
Kate Winne
Louis Benn
Ben Ames
Vernonview Glass Co
Carroll Bronson
Horace Baldwin
J. W. Lanning
Homer B. Levering
Samuel Biack
Leal Vincent
R. L Francis
Penn
U, 8
Express Co
J. W. Wilson
John Spitzer
Flora Irvine
Thomas McClelland
Noble
O. Levering
Admr
William Garrod
Lena Wells
Samuel Black
Lot Norrick
George
Lyberker
Philip Loveridge
Ida L. Evane
Barnett Tucker
Harry C. Whitney
Gill-Hermen Co
Veronica Lee
Home For Friendless Children
Knox County
Mary Ann Hastings
Win
Giffin
Sdmr
Thomas J. Wiggins
Lucy A. Davdson
Charley Dunlap
James Penhor
Wood
James A. Kelly
Mary M. Buck-ingham
Charles H. Punches
Wai. L. Mey
W. J. Jewell
Isaac W. Bell
Isaac Bellye
Warren S. Jewell
Benjamin Amen
Eleanor Delano Shenley
the Pennsylvania Co
W. W. Young
Wm. M. Koons
Centerbury Savings Bank Co
Luli
Huffman
Property transfers listed with parcels and payments
A series of property transfers is recorded including Buckeye Ohio parcels to Charlee Biggs and Manda Feren biugh for 2000 dollars, Berlin parcel to Samuel Bare ber for 1 dollar, Acidemia parcel to Ned Andton for 1400 dollars, Litetty parcel to Olive Moats for 2000 dollars, and a Bertin transfer to Nancy Workran for 7400 dollars, detailing buyer and price.
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Charlee
Biggs
Manda Ferenbiugh
Buckeye Ory
Harvey Byler, Jr
Samuel Bareber
Berlin
Debora
John
Ned Andton
Eva A. Rule
Olive Moats
Harvey Syler, JR
Nancy J. Workran
Bertin
Understanding Hunting Licenses and Rabbit Hunting Rules
A state clarification explains Knox county hunters confusion over dog use in rabbit hunts. Nonresident licenses go through court clerks, minors need licenses, and hunting with a dog is allowed during open season with gun. Badges not issued by the state. any clearly read badge suffices. County prosecutors should handle enforcement questions.
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Knox County
Wara Spouke
Clarks
United States
Ohio
State Game Commission
Witsden
Man Must Go For Striking His Mother Arrest and Sentence
Charles Barrett of West High street was arrested at 7 10 Thursday by Officer Aledorf on a warrant sworn by Frank Tydings before Mayor Perrine. He pled guilty, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to 60 days in Dayton work house, totaling over 100 days with fines. Barrett allegedly struck his mother, Maria P Barrett. The Knox county board of elections and party representatives turned all ballots east at the September primaries, first time under new law.
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Charles Barrett
West High Street
Aledorf
Perrine
Frank Tydings
Costa
Dayton
Barrett
Maria PF. Barrett
Mai
Knox County Board of Elections
A. A. Fanl
Walter H. ‘Thayer
Prison reform leader spends a week jailed in state prison
A wealthy prison reform head jailed himself for a week in a state prison. The man, accompanied by other reformers across the country, conducted the experiment under the watch of prison commissions and observers, drawing keen interest in the reform movement.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
New York
Wilson signs Underwood-Simmons tariff bill in effect tonight
Washington reports President Wilson signed the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill ensuring a second low tariff law in seven years. The act took effect at midnight after a formal signing in the White House with notable attendees including Majority Leader Underwood and Senator Simmons. Wilson spoke of advancing monetary reform and the next currency bill, noting the fight to remove monopoly power in finance and industry. London Ont marks Tecumseh death centenary with planned Moraviantown battlefield celebration on Oct 4.
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Washington
Wilson
Majority
Underwood
House
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Kern
Joseph L. Wilson
Tennessee
Tecumseh
London
Ont
Battle of the Thames
Harrison
Proctor
Moraviantown
Rally for Irish Home Rule in New York
New York Oct. 4 The opening gun of the final campaign for Irish home rule in America will be fired in Carnegie Hall tomorrow night with representatives of all Irish societies in Greater New York uniting for a monster demonstration. Speakers include Congressman Graham of Winole and John Purroy Mitchell Collector of the Port. Similar rallies will follow in major U S cities during autumn and winter.
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New York
America
Woman a Great Sufferer Endorses Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Jessie Schaar of Grayville Illinois describes years of female troubles with severe cramps and irregularity. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and vitality.
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Grayville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jessie Schaar
Main St
Case of Mrs Tully Chicago Ill Vegetable Compound Ad
Mrs Tully of 2062 Ogden Avenue Chicago Illinois declares Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her period pains and displacement after doctors offered no relief. She endorses the remedy and invites readers to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Chicago, Ill
Shakaca Pinkhamn
Lydia
Pinkham
Wi- Wam Tolly
Ogden Avenue
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Short Ballot for 811 Fee Rate Officers
The document outlines a short ballot procedure for electing state officers and related officials. It references the governor selection, state treasurer, attorney general, and board of public printing, with dates set for the second Monday after a given event. The text notes law provisions guiding ballots and official publication by the Department of Public Printing and the State Auditor.
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Mate Attorney Sre Neignent
Whrerrer
Ptate
Amereiel
Medina Ten
Eysucarion
Onis Peclestien of
Ohve
Ubjic
Ubjic Prinning
Seae of Ghee Fann
Proposed Amendment to the Ohio Constitution Exempting Public Bonus
The document outlines a proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution section five exempting a public bonus from taxation. It references official ratification steps, authorities, and adopts language connected to the public schools and the Department of Instruction. The text includes signatures and formal proclamations from state officials and legislators dated 1910.
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Institution OF Ohio
Ohio
ELIGIBILITY OF WOMEN TO CERTAIN OFFICE UNDER OHIO LAW
A transcribed constitutional excerpt from Ohio governance texts discussing eligibility of women to hold office. The document references the State of Ohio, the General Assembly, and the Secretary of State, noting adoption and statutory provisions affecting qualifications. It preserves historic phrasing while summarizing the legal action and official certification.
Administrator's Real Estate Sale Notice
An order of the Probate Court of Knox County Ohio authorizes a public auction of real estate in Mount Liberty, Knox County Ohio, with details of the sale time and terms to follow in the official notice. Specific parcel, date, and bidding requirements are to be published in the court's proceeding records.
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Knox County
Ohio
Mount Liberty
Dino County
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