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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1909

Page

11

Burglars in Amicon Place Fail to Flee with Loot

Police investigate a Friday night break in at the Amicon fraternity house in Columbus. A rear door pried open, a crowbar used, and valuables including a ladies watch, pennies dated 1958, and foreign coins reported stolen. The motive remains uncertain with local talent suspected over a Black Hand theory.

Jonh Amicon Frat Company of Columbus Jobo Amicon Lorcal Talent Fruit House North State Street James Cush

Black Hand conspirators face state charges in Cleveland

Postal inspectors plan to press state charges of blackmail and conspiracy against Marion Lima and associates. Inspectors, in talks with District Attorney William Day, seek bonds raised to 10000 and plan to present evidence from letters and other materials to a federal grand jury. Sam Lima proclaims innocence as authorities pursue successors and additional arrests.

Marion Ft Lo Oldfield Columbus Agostino Genario Sam Lima Thinetty Cleveland William Day Canton Grand Jury Iny Antonio Lima Salvatore Lima Samuel Lima Ventola Brrewt Augustine Marfisi Dennison Columbue Amer Nard Lima Ventorn John Amicon Amicon Ventol John Charles Amicon Federal Grand Jury Bun Lina Ine

Paving Repairs Delayed By Mayer Brothers Contract

Residents of South Project and Church Streets face delays as paving work by Mayer Brothers of Rice Pennsylvania will not finish by July 1. City Attorney Elmer T Boyd reviewed the contract error shifting completion from June 15 to June, with a $2000 bond forfeiture for delay.

Mayer Brothers Rice Pennsylvania Elmer T. Boyd Vibe Board of Service Overs

Denial From Robert Sporacc Over Suspected Society

A statement from Robert Sporacc of Marion Ohio dated June 12 1900 denies giving any interview about a supposed black hard society in Marion or elsewhere. He asks the Daily Mirror to publish the denial in the current issue.

Marion Ohio Daily Mirror Daily M Mirror Robert Sporacc

Children’s Day Observance at Epworth M E Church

An observed Children’s Day program at Epworth M E Church on Sunday morning includes a Baylam of Children address welcome by Paul Bauchman and performances by Sheldon Bedfield Josephine Lawrence Wendell Wilaut Edgar Dombaugh Martha Smith Anna May Heacock Homer Smart Gladys Clark and others. The program features solos recitations songs piano and violin duets and a final song by the Primary Department with Rev Batley delivering remarks.

Epworth M. E Baylam Paul Bauchman Bob Martha, Smith Ruth Pennell Anna May Heacock Homer Smart Kindergarden Gladys Clark Dechmabion Edgar Barnhart Heulen Jertrude Zook Hi Chis Clhas Mise Louise Priest Otella Court Grace Bain Rev Batley

Flower Mission Day Observed at Marion Infirmary

W C T U ladies from Marion visited the Marion County Infirmary on Friday afternoon for Flower Mission Day. They collected at Mrs Clara Merrill’s home on South Vine Street and transported inmates in Captain Drake’s carriages. Each patient received a bouquet with scriptural cards. Rev Bailey and Rev Currin spoke briefly at the event. Next week the group plans another visit along the Hocking Valley Road.

Frances Willard W Oc.t. U Marion County Infirmary Clara Merrill South Vine Street Captain Drake Drake D. T. Bailey Mpnorth M. B. Church J. P. Currin Owens Hocking Valley Toad Aire

Girl Taken To A School In Juvenile Case

Fourteen year old Mary McGreevy was arrested on juvenile delinquency charges and heard by Juvenile Court Judge W. Boehcer. The court ordered removal to an industrial institution and, after negotiations, secured placement in a private Catholic school in Columbus through Father Joseph Denning.

Mary McGreevy Boehcer Stam Joseph Denning Spencer Columbus Viola Wright Probate Court

Brief Mention of Births and Deaths in Local Notices

A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Wheeler of Mound Street this morning. Tragedy reported as infant Gertrude Pearl Wren, eleven days old, dies Saturday morning. Remains to be sent to Rushsylvania for burial. Professor Van Dorn to supply anew for second Family Theatre performance tonight.

CNO John Wheeler Mound Street T. Court Labitte Waters Lima Gertrude Pearl John Wren Oak Street Rushsylvania County Ohio Profesor van Dorn Family Theatre Jack

Special church service with processions at St Marys

A Sunday service at St Marys church featured a special observance and processions. A. A. Jordan, employed at the Marion Steany Bhov el company, was struck by a heavy piece of iron at work Friday afternoon, fracturing facial bones and receiving medical attention.

St. Mary's Church A. A. Jordan Marion Steany Bhovel Company A. Kha Sum

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