Forgery arrests and petty crimes clog Columbus police blotter
An affidavit charges Otto Hammerie with forging a check in Marion. Hammerie was arrested by Columbus police and held for a local court hearing. Timothy Daly accused Thomas Rodney of petty larceny, but no evidence was found and the case was dismissed. A girl’s white fur collarette was found and returned to its owner. James O Neil faced embezzlement and loitering charges but was pardoned by a couple of officials.
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Otto Hammerie
Columbus
Hammerie
Dr. McMurray
Young Hammerie
Timothy Dale
Thomas Rodney
Daly
Rodney
Hodney
Drunk man jailed after mayor court fine unpaid
A plain drunk was arrested Sunday at 7 pm with George Kets and fined in the mayor’s court. He could not pay the fine and was committed to jail.
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W George Kets
Wtanda
Delinquent Tax Titles to Be Sold Tomorrow
The county treasurer will sell tax titles returned as delinquent tomorrow morning. Although many properties were listed delinquent, arrangements have been made to cover most of the outstanding delinquency.
German Is Granted Naturalization In Common Pleas Court
Ludolph Arens a German was granted naturalization papers in the common pleas court Monday morning by Judge B G Young Arens had been examined Friday by a district court representative at Detroit Pellegrino Emanueli an Italian was examined then but was refused naturalization papers
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Ludolph Arens
Common Pleas Court
B. G. Young
Arens
District Court
Detroit
Pellegrino Emanueli
Marion to Have Another Church Organizing Lee Street Presbyterian
The Presbytery of Marion will meet Thursday evening and at 3 o clock in the afternoon at the Lee Street mission for the purpose of organizing a new church to be known as the Lee Street Presbyterian church A petition signed by four members of the First church will be presented asking for the organization of the new church The petitioners intend to construct a new building and equip it in modern style Lee Street Mission with Rev Hates as pastor has grown rapidly and there is little room to accommodate members The movement is favored by nearly all members of the First church and within months another fine edifice is expected to join Marion s church system
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Presbytery of
Marion
Lee Street
Lee Street Presbyterian Church
Hirat Church
George R. Stuart
Grand Opera House
Sam Jones
G. M. Rourke
First Presbyterian Church
Stuart
Dr. Stuart
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
North
Service Board Beginnings Spark City Budget Debate
At the council meeting tonight semiannual appropriations will be set, with about half of the requested 40 000 for the service board likely approved. Tax and liquor revenues will total around 68 000, while safety needs eat into remaining funds. The retiring council had left notes and a 75 000 bond issue is authorized to cover city notes, with another 60 000 needed for ongoing improvements.
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Council I
Safety Board
Board
Million Dollar Council
J. G. Seiter
W. J. Gorton
B. F. Waples
R. Reber
George Blum
Tum
Service Board
Gregg System Will Be Retained In Shorthand
The TM board, after a special meeting, decided to keep the Gregg shorthand system in use for now and ignore the prior resolution to install the Henn Vitman system. They found state law bars changing textbooks in five years unless a board member vote allows it, thus preserving the Gregg method carried by the old board.
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Henn Vitman
Gregg
Mega
noLon Wait Wee Ra Board
Officers Elected By Epworth League Of Morral Methodist Church
Epworth League of Morral Methodist Church met Sunday to elect officers. Hinds was named president with Weir as vice president and fourth vice president. Lorris Weir served as secretary and Alberta Neal as treasurer.
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Epworth League of
Tie
Sin for Which There Is No Pardon Topic At Epworth Church
Services continue through the week at Epworth M E Church with evening gatherings starting at 7 15 p m Tonight the sermon will address The Sin for Which There Is No Pardon or The Sin Against the Holy Ghost Dr L C Webster is scheduled to preach Tuesday evening and further plans follow with additional speakers.
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Epworth M. EB
L. C. Webster
Saloon Fight Leaves Man Stabbed Three Times
A saloon altercation on South Main street left Landrun of Owens stabbed three times in the neck and body by James Odom also of Owens. Landrun’s wounds were treated at Dr. James McMurray’s office. not life threatening. Odom was jailed, charged with cutting and wounding with intent to kill, arraigned in the mayor’s court. trial set for Tuesday morning.
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South Main Street
Landrun
Owens
James Odom
Odom
Landrug
Lavidrun
James McMurray
Jin
H. Mc Quigsey
Elmer.royd
Fragmentary note about a bridge meeting and Barca reference
A fragmented afternoon note mentions a bridge, a meeting, and a reference to Barca. It references an ace man and a thousand people, with uncertain tense and wording.
Temperance Speaker Captivates Marion Crowd At Grand Opera House
A Tennessee lecturer before about twelve hundred Marion residents condemned saloons and mob rule in a Prohibition style address. George R. Stuart argued liquor fuels anarchy, gambling, and broken homes, calling for stronger temperance and improved home life, with music and a dance to follow.
Fox chase set for Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Metiellan of the European hotel arranges another fox chase with a real wild fox secured for the event. Candy John bets the fox will not jump into the river and drown. The promoter promises an entertaining afternoon with wagers involved.
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Candy John
Metiellan
Candy
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