Local mayor faces alleged murder plot thwarted on Jefferson Street
Police traced a dangerous plot after a telephone message claimed enemies of the mayor planned to murder him near Jefferson Street. A boy warned the target could be harmed if he continued, prompting a retreat and continued detective work. Mayor said he was unaware of any plot but not afraid. Char en Hensel, a drunk, was arrested by Chitt Kinnefelter in the afternoon.
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Ana Rostecer
Jefferson Street
Willie
Mike
Conrerns
Lodge News and Lodge Events Summary
Wayelde Gd Bellows held a regis tar meeting and conferred the third degree on Leroy rigfried who led to the chair of recording centenary Denise Gompf recently retired. Memorial view for Calvary Evangelical church service Sunday included a procession by Wayside and Kosehuaka lodges. Barker Kar P. reported a routine meeting with a large attendance. after evasion a lunch, billiards, and cards followed.
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Wayelde
Gd Bellows
Leroy Rigfried
Denise Gompf
Calvary Evangelical Church
Wayside
Kosehuaka
Way‘gate Hall
Velock
Reform congregation of Gallon builds new edifice dedication week
The Reform church in Gallon has erected a new edifice. Dedication exercises run the week of June 14 with Rev. P. M. Zechler of the city participating in the Tuesday evening service to present the Meldel Plans of which he is president. County officials prepared requisitions for monthly supplies under the new competitive bidding order.
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Gallon
Edifee
P.M. Zechler
Thin City
Meldel
Ate
Competitive An
Bonds Sold at Private Sale by City Auditor
City Auditor Harry B. Elliott sold a line of $4,000 Street Improvement bonds to Marion National Bank at par with 4 percent interest. The note of bonds was offered to banks until Wednesday at noon but no bids received.
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Harry B. Elliott
Marion National Bank of Par
Win
Orm
Mr. Ritts
Opera House Dispute Opens as Common Pleas Trial Begins
In Marion, the Common Pleas Court opened with jurors sworn for the trial of the Marion Lodge of Bike versus Grand Opera House Co. The suit seeks ejectment of the opera house from land on South State Street. Evidence and survey testimony indicated encroachments of about twenty-one inches on State Street and thirteen inches on the alley. The judge deferred ruling on a defense motion until Monday. Other items show cross petitions in a separate case against Home Building Savings & Loan Co. and several heirs claims, with various liens and docket actions pending.
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Common Pleas Court
Marion Lodge
Bike
Grand Opera House
Habst
Thin Auit
Bike Lodge
Te Board of Tustees
Opera House
State Street
Opera House Company
Kiks
Lodge
Recorder’s Office
Alt
Opera Retine
T. J. Taggart
Delaware
William Whitley
L. B
Delander
Copeland and
Bartram
Crose
Home Building Savings & Loan Company
Andrewmenta Delauder
There in a Sure Enough Aeroplane Fight Act
A new vaudeville act features an aerial fight sequence performed by a clever woman who glides over the audience while singing. Miss Jackson supplies a pleasing voice, enhancing the flight routine. The juggling Bannans, a United Time act, headline a short three week engagement at Marion’s venue.
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Marlon
Miss Jackson
Marion
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