William Fies Resigns Over Health What Follows
Marion June 1941 The mayor city treasurer and sinking fund trustees announce the resignation of William Fies from the board of appraisal. Health problems force retirement after long service and the vacancy will be filled by the mayor president of the sinking fund trustees and the county auditor for the city of Murders. The appointing board has not yet met and a successor is not yet chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flea
Charles Lo Allen
Marion
Bow
Phyasljao Tam
Five
Sinking Fund
Police Probe Stalled as Wilhelm Demands Identity
Former policeman Frank Wilhelm says he is ready to answer police questions but insists the inquirer reveal their identity first. He challenges the questioner to come forward openly and disclose who is asking, before any public replies are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilhelm
Mirror
Coltain
Fragmented text on public figures and law procedures
A garbled excerpt discusses a person pursuing regulatory details of a law and claiming the right to know the identity of a man making charges. The passage mentions openness in a public meeting and questions about transparency in allegations amid regulatory scrutiny.
La Follette Labels Wisconsin Tories At Convention
United Press dispatch from Madison Wisconsin June 17 quotes Robert M La Follette denouncing the convention as a Bourbon faction and not a state party meeting He claims the delegates acted only for themselves and party regulars allied with Aldrich Cannon and Washington insiders. He predicts a rising tide against the group and accuses them of delaying progress while branding the gathering as illegitimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midisoh
Wis
Sherman
James Fh Watton
Cannon Henchman
Washington
Ae Pier
Rilling
la Paltette Sage
Aldrich-Cannon
Selene
Jay
Five Pardons by Harmon United Press Wire
Governor Harmon granted five pardons this afternoon. Charles Crawford of Columns got thirteen years for burglary in an inhabited dwelling. Dr Augiet Giller of Allen County, tied to April 1, 1900, received seven years for rape. Arthur Thornburg of Clinton County freed after ten years for burglary and larceny. Michael Cloak of Hocking retreated January 10 to five years for manslaughter. Ida Mae Bordenkircher of Concho County received ten years for manslaughter. pardons recommended by local attorneys and state board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wire Common
Charles Crawford
Augiet Giller
Allen County
Phites Sears
Arthur Thornburg
Clinton County
Michael Cloak
Hocking
Ida Mae Bordenkircher
Conhoo
Low County
Manmlalhter
State Board of Mendane
Thornburg
Wenvier
Police News Bulletin on Minor Offenses and Prisoner Escape
John Seiten pleaded not guilty in mayor's court to selling beer to Doc Harshman and had a bond set for 400. Police report a Hopkins escape from Columbia penitentiary prompted tightened surveillance and a watch for additional suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seite
Doc Harshman
Hele
Columbia
Hopkins
Penitentiary
Trial of burglaries and habeas corpus in Russell Gee case
Court proceedings focus on Russell Gee habeas corpus hearing postponed. John Orminu n second burglary trial begins amid juror selection in common pleas court. The day also includes a contested real estate sale by Fred Guthery and a misfit petition in the Ohio Milling and Elevator matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orminun
Boofield
Tate
John Amber Brothers & Company
John Ormian
Welock
Russell Gee
Fle
Roscoe Born
Ohio Milling & Elevator Company
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Loring J. Smith
Bond of Smith secures secretary and manager role in receivership
The record notes Smith remains in the secretary and general manager position for the company, with the action in the hands of the receiver. Attorney Cy Cy Piaher filed the motion and brief in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Manger
Cy Cy Piaher
Perry Back Again Greatly Honored In New York
Commander Robert E B Perry, discoverer of the North Pole, arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania amid cheers from geographic society members. He prefers Arctic exploration to colonization, plans to entrust the Berlin dispute to the American ambassador, and is accompanied by Mrs Perry, his son and daughter, and Captain Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trom Bering
Teading
Geographic
Cal Societien
London
Bertin
Robert EB. Perry
North Pole
Mauretania
Perry
Berlin
Rudolph Francke
Cook
Arctic
Uelr
Bartlett
Obituary of Mrs P M Howe of Wyandot township
Mrs P M Howe died at midnight June 10 180 at her late home southeast of Tittle Linstocky. She was born June 11 1843 in Perry Co and was the eldest child of Martin and Emily Fite. She moved with her parents to Wyander Co and lived in Antrim township after leaving Perry Co. She was married to P M Howe of the same township. No children blessed the union but they fostered two orphans Minerva Wetzel and W O Malin. Wetzel died earlier. Malin survives with the husband and a host of relatives and neighbors. Her five brothers and one sister have preceded her to the eternal world. Mr Howe was a member of Wyandot Grand... Funeral services at Hodgshridgy conducted by Hitler A S Shoemaker of Ashley with interment in a nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle Linstocky
P.M. Howe
Perry Co
Martin
Emily Giwick
Peery Co
Antrim Township
Wyander Co
P. M. Howe
Mra Howe
Minw
Alvida Wetsel
W. O. Malin
Mie Wetzel
Mr. Malin
Hite
Mr. Howe
Wyandot Granwe
Hitler A. S. Shoemaker
Ashley
Independent Bird Men at Wright Brothers Meet Today
June 1 aviation pageant features six pilots including Lincoln Beachey of Toledo and Melvin Marquette with a Fisher engine. Russell Shaw and others prepare to test monoplanes and biplanes as a Dayton excursion arrives to view the Wright brothers and Walter Brookins at the famed meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Wright Eam
Lincoln Beachey
Toledo
Melvin Marquette
Marquette
Fisher
Russell Shaw
Inc
Street Parade and Baseball Benefit Circus in Marion
Marion welcomed a Baseball Benefit Circus with two performances on Prospect Street. The parade featured vendors, performers, elephants, camels and high-spirited crowds along the uptown route. Proceeds from tonight’s show were earmarked for the local baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Court House
Iver Street
Hocking Valley
North Prospect Street
Upper Sandusky
Indy Eiters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amy Widttte
Keene Cutted
Manhattan
Kleinmaiers
Adler-Rochester
Bankeks
Pines
Pett Shi
B. V. D. Nainsook
Besaen
William Fies
Willhelm Will
LA Follette
United Proms Wire
Harmon
State Penitentiary
Police News
Ormison
Habeas Corpux
Scofield
Hansell Gee
Lisle Pine
Geo
Prosbate Court
Afl
William AL Gee
G Spenver
Young Gee
Gee
Dne
Boo Held
Taura Mustain Drach
Ura
Dur Kis
John N. Rixor
Quighey
Indianapolis
THE
Warner & Edwards CO
Niagara Maid
Circus
Ohio A& Security
Ladies Oxfords
Opera House Meat Market
Miss Warrington, Frank Block
North Main Street
Marion, Ohio
David Martin
Denman-Jenner CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!