Volturno Disaster Ignores Atlantic Night Inferno
Liverpool reports the steamship Volturno burned to the waterline in mid Atlantic with 136 lives lost. Cunard liner Carmania relays 136 passengers and crew accounted for, while ten liners rescued 521 from the burning ship. Volturno left Rotterdam October 2 bound for New York. a broken propeller and six lifeboats sinking with four boats going down.
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Liverpool
Royal Line
Volturno
mid-Atlantic
Rotterdam
New
Knights of Columbus Danville elect new officers for year
The Knights of Columbus Danville elected Grand Knight G. P. Henley Deputy Grand Knight Raymond Arnold Chancellor G. A. Butts Recording Secretary Edwards Mickley Advocate I F Blubaugh Warden Theodora Durbin Trustee W C Arnold Jom Gardner Bier Parker Durbin Durbin Ist Inside Guard Bylvester Hiniaugh Outside Guard Hanford Hammond Banner wants ad pay.
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Knights of Columbus of
Danville
G. P. Henley
Raymond Arnold
G. A. Butts
Edwards Mickley
I. F. Blubaugh
Theodora Durbin
Vusnelal Seehatary
Thomas Durbin
C. 1. Durbin
Bylvester Hiniaugh
Hanford Hammond
Trusteau
W. C. Arnold
Jom ¥. Gardner
Bier Parker
Last Will of Margaret Putnam Filed in Probate
The will of Margaret Putnam of Gambler names sister Annie B. Putnam as heir of personal property and home place, with brother Albert Putnam and Anna Wilson receiving after sister’s death. Albert B. Putnam named executor. will dated May 28, 1908, witnessed by H. M. Jacobs and William Parker. Also filed: First and Final distributive account by executor J. Milek Moree. Deeds recorded include Sarah Beleler to Clayton Binney for 141 acres in Middlebury at 6600 dollars, Barbara Dermody to Margaret Dermody for a lot in city at 000, Cora Chew to Leander Blackledge for a lot in Fredericktown at 100, James Smith to Lennard Stricker for 0 acres in Butler at 2500.
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Margaret
Putnam
Annie BE
Alster
Albert
Anna
J. Milek Moree
Sarah B. Devitt
Sarah Beleler
Clayton C. Binney
Middlebury
Barbara Dermody
Margaret Darmody
Eity
Cora Chew
Leander Blackledge
Predericktown
James Smith
Lennard Stricker
Butler
Arrest Tiny City Man Escapes Utica Marshal Charge
Utica Marshal William Hobbs arrived in the city Saturday to recapture George H. Johnson, who fled from Utica officers while under arrest Friday evening. After a distress call about two men pursuing a girl, Johnson ran toward a passenger train and jumped onto the blind baggage car as it pulled away. He was later arrested at the local station and jailed until Hobbs returned him to Utica Saturday morning.
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Wiliam Hobbs
Utica
George H. Johnson
McElroy
Aladorf
Marshal Hobbs
Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Hobbs
Tica
Boy Hurt Falling From Tree At Greenwood Home
Carl Barr fell from a limb while climbing a tree at his Greenwood home on Friday afternoon. He struck his head and shoulders and lost consciousness. A doctor was summoned and he was revived after a lengthy period. Doctors expect the injury is not likely to be serious.
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Greenwood
Carl Barr
Readable fragments promise cure for catarrh with big reward
A garbled ad promises a $100 reward and touts a supposed catarrh cure claimed to be the only remedy known to the medical fraternity. It asserts the remedy clears blood impurities and claims unproven success, urging readers to send money for weekly pills and to join the claim of cure.
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Calarrn
Constitutions
iDnena Reduires
Olsie
Birthday and Society News From Mt. Vernon Area
Birthday dinners and dances mark social week as Mrs. A Pranks hosts kin at home in Tock accompanied by Bricker Orchestra of Mt. Vernon. Mrs. A D Burnt entertains guest Mrs. Anna Butler Thomas of Minneapolis. she departs tonight. Kokosing Chapter Eastern Star holds banquet in Danyville with several candidates initiated. Mrs Kate Singer receives post card shower for her 90th birthday at Home For The Aged. Centerburg groom G W Bowers weds Ethel Fawn Thompson in Newark at Dr Sparks home. couple to reside in Centerburg. White and Burris wed at 126 East Vine with about 25 relatives attending. couple to honeymoon in northern state and reside in Mt Vernon.
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A. D. Burnt
North Main Street
Anna Butler Thomas
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bonn
Thomas
Kokosing
Eastern Btar
Danyville
Kate Singer
Home For the
Centerbury
Newark
Dr. Sparks
G. W. Bowers
Centerburg
Ethel Fawn Thompson
Mr. Spark
North Fifth Street
John ©. Loyd
Newark American Tribune
Mt. Vernon
Rost Humtramek Street
Mt Vernon Festival plans January concert and new births
Mt Vernon Festival Association directors completed preparations for the January concert to be held on Wednesday January 14 featuring soloists Veughin and Peyton of Cincinnati Ohio. The group also organized a campaign to recruit honorary members and support the season. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Frank Livengood of Herod Kentucky, formerly Miss Anna Cooper of Mt Vernon, and a son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Krye of 1807 West Vine Street.
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Mt. Vernon Festival Association
Veughin
Peyton
Incinnenti
Ohio
Poetring & Firge
Frday
Mra
Frank Livengood
Herod Kentucky
Livengood
Anna Cooper
Mt Vernon
A Con
Marnlan Io
Joseph Krye
1807
West Vino Street
Short Ballot For State Officers Adopted In 1912 Ohio
A fragmented OCR text details a proposed short ballot for state officers in Ohio with references to governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and attorney general roles. It mentions adoption by the Senate and House, authorization for publication, and the printing of official copies as part of a constitutional or legislative act. The passage cites a 1912 context and notes the publication process by the Department of Public Printing.
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Inpstee Ieee
Auenien
H. Gaaves
Seminary of State
Ohio
Conse Fide
General Assembly of
Department of Public Printing of
Department O Public
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on short ballot and townships
The document details a proposed amendment to Ohio Constitution Article 5 and related sections, submitted by the General Assembly. It covers creating a form of government for counties and townships, allowing local taxes for police purposes, and specifies the election timing and enactment of amended sections starting January 1, 1914, with official seals and publication notes.
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Ohio
Hale
Etary of State
T. Chas
Graves
Rae Witencar
Cafu
Proposed Ohio amendment exempts public bonds from taxation
A proclamation outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to Ohio’s constitution, adding a section that would exempt public bonds from taxation. The proposal is to be submitted to electors on the first Tuesday after the November 1915 election, with formal approval by state officials and the General Assembly.
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Ohio
State of
Ohio Amendment To Allow Women To Hold State Offices
A dated official text from Ohio outlines a proposed amendment to article XV section 4 of the state constitution. The measure would allow women who are citizens to be appointed or elected to state and political subdivision offices and positions involving women or children. The document records the amendment process, dates, and signatures of state officials including the Secretary of State and the Department of Public Printing.
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General Assembly
Anel
Senate
Woerke
America
Chas
H. Gravis
Ohio
Seth
Tutt
Thn
Lary Wairanor
de Galena
Sion
Coupes
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF MCCUGIN ESTATE NEAR GAMBIER OHIO
Administratrix to sell at farm near Gambier Knox county Ohio on a specified date at 1 PM the personal property of the late William J McGugin deceased. Items include livestock hay equipment and farm gear with terms cash for small purchases and six month credit for larger ones. Auctioneer Russell R Sellers notes property not to be removed until settled for.
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Gat Bier
Harrison Township
Knox County
Ohio
David Gorsuch
C. Mercer
William J. McGugin
Gambier
Russell R. Sellers
Williams Gilachy union announced in city records
A marriage notice from the city announces the engagement of Mr Arthur Williams to Miss Margaret M Gilachy of Akron. Willis Williams is the son of Mr and Mrs John Wilnme of McArthur Street with Margaret Barbeakyieldin relatives in Mandle Ohio. They plan a brief visit here before leaving for Springfield accompanied by Mr and Mrs C I Beatty.
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Artur Williams
Margaret M Gilachy
Akron
Willis
John Wil Nme
McArthur Straet
Margaret Barbeck
Mandle
Ohio
Springfieid
C. 1. Beatty
Sheriff’s Sale in Knox County Common Pleas Court
A Knox County Common Pleas sale proceeding names Shora May Vernon Meeker, Joni Ti Wolfe, and Julia McKee under an order from the Court of Fleas. The advertisement states the property will be offered for sale as directed by the court order.
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Shora
May Vernon Meeker
D Wolfe
Joni Ti Wolfe
Julia McKee
Knox Common Pleas
Knox County
Monahan Couple Respective Vectors in City Event
Mr and Mrs John Monahan of Columbus were vieiors on the elt Saturday.
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John Monahan
Columbus
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Festival Association
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