Sentences in Lancaster juvenile case and local crimes
Juvenile court sentences for Will ie Wicks Omer Stott Louis Speidie and Virgil Altenber wen follow a coal theft ring at Erie with Pal sylvania railroad guard Martin Jordan fined for contributing to delinquency and ordered to probate court. Edward Saunders searches for Lola Johnson epileptic runaway and guardians named for Albert M Davis and the Laber children in probate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ty Willie Wicks
Omer Stott
Louis Speidie
Virgil Altenberwen
Foster
Wick
Wieck
Krle
Teyilie
Martin Jordan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Silver Street
Jordan
B. ©. Curry
Erie Police
Titus
Drunk Inmates and City Patrols Reported Crimes
The report details William Depew an infirmary inmate who became intoxicated after a Saturday arrest, received a thirty day work sentence in mayor's court then suspended on good behavior. Chicken thieves stole twenty five Plymouth Hocks near Mason's home. Two youths avoided arrest after a failed board bill jump at Arthur boarding house. A street railway dispute between Solomon Ping and Thomas Griffith ended in a fight with injuries. Police activity included arrests for intoxication and disorderly conduct while Chief Levi Cornwell left on leave and Captain Link Bond acted as chief. The article also recounts the life of Captain Driver a Nashville mariner famed for long voyages around the world and a heroic rescue connected to Pitcairn Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Depew
Muarda
aMiocern
Arthur
Davide Street
Crabb
Vo Kacred
Noshville
Tenn
Caribbean Sea
Driver
South Sea
Jarem
New England
Beard
Bounty
Pitcairn Iseland
Tahiti
Porta
Nashville
Mary Jane Roland
Wella
New
Washington
National Archives
Galt Lake
Sunday Personalities Visit Friends Across Town
A string of local residents and visitors are cataloged as guests or travelers. Misa Zulu Judd joined friends at LaRue, while George Landis’s son Heemi is noted in Mound Street. Other entries mention visits to Sandusky Cedar Point, Toledo, Lakeside, Caledonia, Delaware, and Chicago factory tours, with families from DeGraff, Kansas City, Columbus, Richwood, Wellston, and Lima among those listed. A motorcyclist Marion Paddock plans a 1500 mile round trip through Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin with returns expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Zulu Judd
LaRue
Heemi
George Landis
Mound Street
C. G. Briggs
Mary Worden
Oak Street
Caledonia
Paul Reed
DeGraff
D. W. Strayer
South Greenwood Street
Mire
James Williams
Kansas City
Missouri
Charles Allison
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Fern Nell
North Prospect Street
Delaware
Mowers
Charles Jacobs
Franks Hall
Upper Sandusk
Mia
Anna Messenger
Wellston
Oklahoma
Mins Mary Kraskamp
Columbus
F. EB. Dennis
Richwood
C. BR. Randall
Davide Street
David H. Partlow
North Main Street
Rey
KE. Rowley
Olney Avenue
Meatrice Taggert
H. M. Byers
Toledo
Lloyd| Wart
Lima
G. W. Byers
A. M. Salisbury
West
Center Street
Friends
Buffalo
Marion Paddock
Indiana
Thinole
Wisconsin
Chicago
Typing and Mantle Among Contest Word Misspellings
Readers are reminded of a weekly advertising contest by A.B. C. Ads titled Typewriting and Mantle. The challenge asks for correct spellings as entries pour into the Mirror Office, with many submissions misfiring on timing and names like Schoenborger & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K
Ochs
North State
Schoenborger & Co
Local events and meetings in town
Pennsylvania railroad workers joined an annual excursion to Cedar Point. The Marion County Prohibition Club meets tonight in the Mission room on North State street with full attendance urged. Prof. B. Lansing of Climax will discuss the local option campaign at Olive Branch church near Waldo Sunday evening August 8 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Prohibition Club
Mission Room
North State Street
Be, L. Lansing
Climax
Olive Branch
Eit
Waldo
Captain William Driver and the Birth of Old Glory
A fragmentary obituary style note recounts Captain William Driver who named the American flag Old Glory born in Salon, Mansfield in 1808. It describes early hardships including blacksmith apprenticeship, a dress prank, sea service, a shipboard mutiny incident over pumps, and Driver’s crew leadership during a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Driver
Salon
Mans
Driver
Blackstith
Adbt
The Fly as a Carrier of Disease in Summer Heat
The article explains that houseflies thrive in dirt and filth, breeding only in dirty piles and neglected dust. It cites experiments with gelatin plates and incubators showing fly footprints carrying bacilli, including typhoid and tuberculosis spores, and notes that fly specks can hold thousands of germs, making their role in disease spread increasingly supported.
Mystery Man of Our Town Keeps Silent Word
An enigmatic figure in Pittsburg is described as a bachelor who never speaks to his wife about family matters. The text hints at secret wisdom and a sheltered personal life, with references to his reticence and unusual conduct within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pont
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F. J
Lusch
Sats & Copter
Marion Chattel Loan Co
East Center St
Edouard
Robinson’s Grocery Agency
Liptot's
Price & Hurley
Telephone
W.H. Clark
Telephone L
F.C. Smith
Glyeopathic
Reber Block
Frank Bros. & Co
The
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Thy Admiral Copter
Gallipolis Hospital
Bdward Saunders
Lola Johnson
Johnson
Wilton Peters
Harvey J. Reece
Mias Nedda Honeker
John A. Huber
Albert M.davis
Samantha Laber
Luella, Lenora
Irvin Laber
Nico
Coop
Teme Mason
Plymouth
Solomon Ping
Thomas Griffith
William Rurhong
McDonough
Mayor's Court
General Hear
Levi Cornwell
Link Bond
Mr. Kelly
Hostetter
Mina
Helena Goedicke
Lakeside
J. Sallebury
Harry Mickley
Cleveland
Margaret Corrigan
Agta Barringer
Elsie Yocum
Gallon
LHH
Pablai
Sliver Street
Katherine Potter
Huron County
Fostoria
Witam
Clarence
Prorence Glenn
Dayton
L. H. Finblan
Aliver Street
T. R. Ocha
A.B. C
Pennsylvania
Ogu
Dail
C. C. Marsh
Steeir
McMien Newry Magnetic College
South Mary Street
Clalon
South Main Street
Collinwood School Fire
Roscoe Oborn
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
Jules V. Barne
Nevada
Adams Express Co
Tlouse Telephone
Eaton
Tschanem Bros
Anthony
Manhattan
Quality Store
America
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