Mayor Implements Light Month Police and Advertising Ban
Mayor Scherff enforces a light month with police patrols assigned for May and a ban on telephone pole advertising. Chief Cornwell plans to cite Beeker and Kern for drunkenness, while patrol boats are allocated to six districts. April fines total only 84.10, split 44.40 to the city and 59.50 to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scherff
Levi Cornwell
J. Bond
Tintriet
N. K B. Babcock
J. W. Thompson
A. B. Crabb
F. W. Wilhelm
Jerome Hostetter
B. A. Slagle
C. A. Harper
Darrie Hell
James Custe
Jack McDonough
John Frame
Kael Inen
Bare
Edison Records May Records Include Diverse Popular Selections
A list of Edison Gold Moulded Records for May features diverse pieces from Edison Symphony Orchestra to Ada Jones Len Spencer and Allen Waterous. Items include La Papillote, When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen, My Mother's Prayer, Those Lips Could Speak, Chimmie and Maggie at The Merry Widow, Jigen and Reels, Hoo oo Ain't You Coming Out Tonight, Summertime, Stuttering Dick, When You Steal a Rise or Two, Pass It On to Father, The Country Constable, and Sidewalk Conversation with comments on performers and scene settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Marie
Moore & Ball
Frederic Rose Raymon Moore
Chimmie
Maggie
Ada Jones
Len Spencer
Uncle Isaac Bigelow Dies After Paralysis Attack
Colonel J. W. Bigelow known as Uncle Tanne, first agent of the Chicago jam Erie railroad, dies at his Newark home after a paralysis attack. He came to the city in 1883 to join the Chicago and Atlantic railroad, later Erie, and became prominent in Democratic politics, having served as Newark mayor and county official roles.
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J. W. Bigelow
Tanne
Chicago
Erie
City
Newark
W. W. Kilnefelter
Chicago and Atlantic Railroad
The
Licking County
Fire Losses In April Across City Fire Calls
A city report notes a heavy April fire season with losses near four thousand dollars. The department answered three major calls, laid 550 feet of hose, and used 43 gallons of chemicals. Incidents include Cook Wagon works on North Prospect street on April 5, Charles Philipp home on East Mark street April 20 with water access issues, and an unoccupied Erle railroad property house on April 27.
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Cook Wagon Works
North Prospect Street
Charles Philipp
East Mark Street
Erle Railroad
Mother's Meeting At Florense W C T U Home
An enthusiastic meeting of the Florense Richards W C T U was held at Mrs Emily Clark's Beranton avenue home Thursday afternoon with a large attendance. The program opened with a prayer by Mrs Eva Pletcher and scripture by Mr C J Elliott. The mothers conference discussed topics for mothers, including The Training of Girls and Children's Wrongs. A life sketch of Mrs Wood Allen was read by Mrs Eva Fletcher and the session closed with a discussion on proper ways of raising children. The next meeting will be at Wesley Mt ape on Wednesday afternoon in six. Miss Emma Bum Warner of Bawex has been a guest at the Bert Bum Warner home on Bibrer street.
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Florense Richards W. C.T. U
Emily Clark
Beranton Avenue
Eva Pletcher
Jesson
C. J. Elliott
B Rowley
Mra
Witott
Ella Manley
Wood Allen
Eva Fletcher
Wesley Mt.ape
Engagement announced in Columbus society circles
From Columbus comes the announcement of the engagement of Mr. Martin L Bumble, a prominent Marion businessman, to Miss Pearl A Minor, daughter of Mrs. William G Harrington, a leading Columbus society lady. The wedding is planned in New York City at the Transfiguration Church, with an extended European honeymoon to follow.
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Mive Minor
Washington, D. C
Capitol Ely
New York
Dumble
Europe
Columbus
Martin L. Bumble
Marion Bruggist
Pearl A. Minor
Willian G. Harrington
Supporters of small board plan win in the House
Columbus May 1 supporters of the small board of education plan with members chosen at large won in the pause Friday 62 to 30. The fight centered on the Pepy substitute senate bill proposing boards from five to seven members. It is likely the senate will oppose the house bill and a conference committee may not be formed. Rev Homer Billett returns home after studying at Kingswood University Kentucky for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Board of Education
Pepy
Senate
Homer Illett
Kingswood University of Kentucky
Mra. C. J. Billett
Gleney Avenue
Marion
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Kleinmaiers
Cornwell
Charles Beeker and
Daniel Kern
Watern
Harper
Oxfords
Edison
Gruenwald
Edison Symphony Orchestra
Ridgwell & Goodwin
Allen Waterous
Charles D'Almaine
Prince Charles
Gosmopol
Rory O'Moore
Ingraham
Byron G. Harlan
Miss Tobin
von Tilzer
Mr. Waterous
Pe86
Werner
Edward Meeker
Clark
Albert Bengler
Lsted
Bella
Meels
von Tiler
Edleen Vaudeville Co
Porter
Harlan
Balance of Company
Steve Porter
Reilly
Mac
Mr. Porter
Isaac” Bigelow
Florence Richards
Emma Bum Warner
Bawex
Bert
Warner
Bibrer Atrest
Ellery
North Main Street
M. L. Dumble
Miss Pearl Minor
New York City
Mr. Dumble
Warner & Edwards
Elgin
Waltham
Mae
G. W. Bowers
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