Local police halt bicycle thieves and stray horse incident
Reports from Lima describe two bicycle thefts on Git avenue with wheels stolen overnight. A stray horse, property of Patrick Tweliaty, was captured by Gleve Merkle after causing property damage. owner to pay a $1.95 claim to settle the matter. Police also arrested K. Warden on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses, returning him to Lima. Descriptions of suspects and items circulated. officials expect to apprehend the culprits soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleve Merkle
Patrick
Merkle
Lima
Cornwell
K. Warden
Warden
Mace
Bert Molain
Homer Jolmeten
Fromt
McGlain
Laundary fight ends in fatal shooting in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 22 Lee Kee, owner of a laundry, shot Bee sing during a clash between Chinamen watched by a crowd of about 1,000. Bee sing was fatally wounded, and the shooting occurred in public with police and bystanders present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kee
Lee Bing
Philadelphia
Bee Sing
Delaware concern to locate tractor plant in Marion
A Tuesday agreement between W. G. Harding trustee of Marion Manufacturing and Newton M. Miller of Delaware leads to the Harold gasoline tractor being built in the Leader works. Most workers will be Marion natives. the firm may stay if shop conditions suit. Officers include William McKinzie president Amos Harold vice president Newton M. Miller secretary A. S. Coneklin treasurer HH Owen manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Harding
Marion Manufacturing Company
Newton M. Miller
Delaware
Werteary
Ohio Tractor Manufacturing Company
Harold
Ita
Marion Mechanics
Ite
Schweinfurth Wins Degree From Michigan University
Miss Gertrude Schweinfurth daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Schweinfurth of this city graduated last week from the University of Michigan where she pursued a wide range of courses for four years She specialized in languages and received her bachelor’s degree in the afternoon and special diploma Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Schweinfurth
Herman Schwein
Firth
University of Michigan
Miss Schweinfurth
Chinese Missionary Oblinger to Speak at Calvary Tonight
Forty year veteran missionary Dr Oblinger will speak at Calvary tonight at 7:30 describing work in China. He is visiting relatives in the city and invites all interested in China’s missionary efforts to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Oblinger
Calvary Church
Oblinger
China
Calvary
Samose Health Tonic Promises Plump Flesh and Strength
An advertisement touts Samose as a flesh forming food in tablet form. It claims rapid weight gain, improved strength, and rosy health for thin and weak individuals. The copy insists the product is assimilated by blood and enhances vitality, urging purchase from major drug stores with price on receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Mus Rion
Squabble Over the Lake at McKinty Park
Citizens petitioned the public service board to keep the lake water, seeking decency restrictions while defenders urge keeping the lake for youth swimming. Officials discuss bathing days, enforcement, and using crude oil at the sewage plant to cut costs as water use remains a local dispute with growing waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKintey Park
Board of Public Service
G. W. Robertson
Robertson
United States
Insleith
Krause
Anthony
Addison Bain
Pormlar
R. A. Burnette
Yie
Ted
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Vicious attack on officer ends in brief jail term
Erie police report two men Stephen Loellen and Vinewar Allen were arrested after resisting an officer on an express train. Pleading guilty in court, they received two months in jail and a $1 cash fine, suspended pending payment. Their case involved authorities from Justice Chartes and Officer Jerome Hostetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Loellen
Vinewar Allen
Justice Chartes
Obergen
Hrie Heutenant
Jerome Honteuter
Muni Tientay
Rider Freight
Allen Kalla
Mansfeld
Taellen
Springfield
Curly Head Saves Father From Penitentiary
In Moreland Ohio a three year old boy named Charles Starkman pleaded with a judge to free his father. Judge Vickery listened and sentenced Starkman Sr to three years in the penitentiary but parole was granted later in Cleveland. Also noted are visits by William Jones and family, the Wine family at the Puldiger home, and a Ladies' Aid meeting with upcoming host plans and members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreland
Ohio
Charles Starkman
Cleveland
William Jones
Milfred
Mabel
Sush Jones
Marlow
John Puldiger
Fred Wine
Louie Believe
Mesdames Charles Coulier
Olver Jones
Missing Words Contest Promises Daily Dollar Prize
The Mirror begins a new feature with missing words in small advertisements on page three. Readers must guess the omitted words, mail answers by eight, and may win one of thirty new one dollar bills displayed in the New York Store window at Wert Center and Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
Brainers Houses
Firmos
New York
Wert Center
Prospect
Mirror Office Contemplates Prize Draw Losses
Vague fragment notes mention Mirror Office considering a draw tied to dollars and gain. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
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Express
East Center Street
Macken & Smith
Nain Street
Busy Bee
PHONE
F. J. Lusch
Grocer
Stato St
Johnston's Dye House
Atlas Portland Cement
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
Marion Chattel Loan Company
South Main St
Chas. Turner' & Co
Hocking Valley
Tullotier
Wilhelm Fried
Marion
The
Marion Mfg. Company
U. of M
Schmidt Pharmacy
Prica
Son
Windsor Street
Dwyer
Chiamtila Street
Billeweer
Biotn
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Charles Schmidt &Co
Erie
Jerome Hostetter
Eaters Candy Shop
East Center St
Curly Head
Father
the Mirror
Infante
Marton
Nohlsa
W. G. Mautz
Gov.Main
T. J. Mills & Co
LCE
Vinci
Remedy
Marion Ice & Cold Storage Co
W. H. Siples
2Nd
Railroad
Main Street
Citizens Building & Loan CO
J. M. Schneider
West Center St
G. Briggs
Secy
Manhattan
Manhatty
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