As Rich as Groesus Roars Theft Then Flights Of Pleasure
A neighbor’s home was robbed of $12 in a bold burglary. The suspect fled to spend the money on amusements and infantile pleasures, drawing police attention as the case unfolded.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
5
Girl pockets $12 in a north town theft case
A 10 year old colored girl stole $12 from a stand while alone in a house on a north town street. Juvenile Officer Patrick Purcell recovered $11.70 after tracing purchases, returning funds to the victim. The girl’s spending included a red pocketbook and various small buys during a shopping tour. The piece also notes court business and estate filings in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcell
Charles Sapp Democratic Candidate for Mt Vernon Mayor
Charles Sapp a Democratic candidate for mayor of Mt. Vernon is well known to local residents. He previously ran for county recorder and narrowly missed victory amid a Republican landslide, earning recognition for his character and diligence. He works in the boiler making room at the Pennsylvania Railroad shops and once sold groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Sapp
Mt. Vernon
County Recorder
Charley Sapp
Sapp
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paris Dinner With a Mysterious Surgeon Guide
An American couple in Paris hires a stranger posing as a guide for a night tour. The man, who claims to be a surgeon, drives them to sights and orders champagne. He hints at a morning operation and abruptly vanishes after refusing payment, leaving the couple unsettled and wary of his true identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlaner
Edward Fawning
Rue Rivoil
Paris
Tin Gay City
Tin
Monsieur
Tata
Fawning
Monsleur
Sinba
Mrs. Fawning
Otfe
Stonatour de Paris
Mt Vernon High Tops Utica In Loosened Game
Mt Vernon high school defeated Utica high school 26 to 0 on Utica field in a defensive battle. Mt Vernon used weight and power to overwhelm Utica as Kwalt led the offense while Porter and Van Voorhis anchored the defense. The locals failed to execute a refined attack and signals were not fully mastered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon High School
Utica High School
Utica
Mt. Vernon
Lghter
Mt. Vernon Tno
Kwalt
Porter
van Voorhis
Timber Public Sale Near Howard Ohio 55 Acres Auction
Charles Nichelson offers 55 acres of fine standing timber for sale to the highest bidder on Wednesday October 1 1914 at 1 pm on the premises four miles northwest of Howard Ohio. The land recently acquired from the estate of the late John Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Ohio
John Berry
Charles Nichelson
Strong Points Loans for Homes and Farms in Ohio Area
Strong Points highlights loans only on homes and farms around Columbus, excluding factories and shops. Aimed at aiding home builders and farmers, these loans are presented as safe for depositors with assets totaling $6,600,000 and five percent paid on time deposits. Booklets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Unclaimed Mail in Mt Vernon Postoffice List
Postmaster notes unclaimed letters to improve delivery. Names include Wesley Boyd, Luella Brehn, Andrew Bentire, Charle Cullivan, John Co Mesars, BH M Ditchler, H W Diddle, 8 W Fielder, Dell Frene, Pearl Horn, Burais, Horlacher, Oscar Jones, F R B Limp, Will McGinnis, Harry Oliver, James Patterson, Rudolph Hmons, Sara Rearich, Wm Beott, Fred Scott, C E Breyens, Frank Sutton, Maggie Wingier, Ida Mary Slers, Max Piscietta, Gaetano Vioutis, Evangeles Sheridan Dowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Mt. Vernon
Deaths FER EEE ES 6 year old Marshall boy dies
Marshall Asi Marshall aged six years, son of Mr and Mrs George Marshall near Jelloway, died at 10 o clock Monday morning after a brief illness of acute indigestion. He was seized after Sunday dinner and did not improve before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca Marshall
Asi Marshall
George Marshall
Jelloway
Officials prep real property tax ballot change in Ohio
Columbus dispatch reports Secretary Graves may strike the petitions on Warnes and Kilpatrick taxation laws and the Greene workmen’s compensation act from the ballot. Election officials await official notification before action. Attorney Willia Protberg of Cincinnati seeks to restrain Graves from placing the drys initiated bill on the ballot in Franklin County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute Graves
Warnes and Kilpatrick
Greene Workmen's Compensation Act
Warnes
Ward Aasonsore
Columbus
Stave Supreme Court
Graves
Ohio
Willua Protberg
Cincinnati
Sait
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Collision on West High Street damages two cars
A collision on West High Street near Riverside Park involved a Mr. Charles car and Frank Deto of Loudonville Ohio. Damages included badly damaged fenders and a broken left front wheel. Deto filed $150 damage claim against Jama. Deto posted a $300 redeliver bond after his car was attached. The case, before Justice George Harter, was set for Saturday morning October 4 at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Frank Deto
Loudonville
Ohio
West High Street
Riverside Park
Tama
Dete
Jame
Park
High Street
Jama
Col' Malon
Tams
Justice of the Peace
George
Prophesied ascent of William A Ashbrook in Ohio politics
Fredericktown Bree Pros reports Mrs. William A Ashbrook of Johns town visited Mr. F A Day as her husband, Congressman William A Ashbrook, prepared to return to Washington. The piece recounts past election outcomes in 1906 and 1912, notes his candidacy, and speculates he may become Ohio governor and a future Buckeye President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown Bree
William A, Ashbrook
Johns~ Town
F. A
Ashe Brook
Manafield
Thia
Ashbrook
Washington, D.C
Mrz. Ashbrook
Wayne County
Congressman Smyser
Washington
Ohio
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