Demand and disorder as city deals with beggars and leaves
A report details an encounter at police headquarters with Mr and Mrs Albert Price accused of begging while intoxicated. Mayor Scher warned about burning leaves on streets and ordered police to stop the practice. Police were told to watch youths who escaped juvenile court and a suspect, Frank Toya, was arrested for attempting to dispose of harness and horse blanket theft.
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Seherry Hans
Albert Price
Cresty Line
Mr. Price
Mayor Schert
Crow
Poly
Boeing
Mayer Scher
Columbus
Frankox
Welsh
Jeds
Weat Marton
Frank Wy Toya
Chicago Avenue
My. Lloyd
Chiccago Avenue
Scher
Frank Toya
Are
Kemner Huston
William Spayde
North Main Street
Omcers
Mel
Kaboork
Tuston
Dickerson
Huston
Scramble for Cotton in Marion Brooks Scheme
An episode from Thursday shows Marion Brooks selling refuse cotton from a Smith Mattress plant fire to a local junk dealer. Draymen hauled material to nearby quarries, sparking a frantic scramble among workers, with Brooks profiting and others also making money before the scene ended.
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Marion Brooks
Smith Mattress Company
Brooks
Marion Knights Templars to Host 600 Guests Next Year
Marion commandery of Knights Templars Ohio announces next year’s meeting in Marion will be a business session with about 600 visiting delegates from sixty six commanderies. A parade is planned but not as large as Cincinnati’s 1900 event. preparations begin as committees form and the session spans one day with many delegates expected to stay two days.
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Grand Commandery
Knights Templars of
Ohio
Thin City
Marion
Jowet
Heather
Juraer Eiten
Cincinnati
Morion
Strand
Cineinnati
Mt. Gil Oud
Candington
LaRue
Bucyrus
Marion Commandery
O'Cloete
Marl on Clothing & Cloak Co Local Events Note
Fragmentary notice invites readers to monitor city events via the Moror newspaper and mentions ready to wear clothes for men women and youth. It references Marl on Clothing & Cloak Co and a center location 212 Went Center. The text is garbled but implies ongoing local event coverage.
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Marlon Clothing & Cloak C
Death Claims Isaac Smith
Death claims Isaac Smith a longtime city resident aged sixty nine. Funeral services will be held from the late home on Saturday afternoon with Rev J Py Cure officiating. Survived by three brothers and two sisters including Jacob James Smith of the city George Smith of Kid Pampus California Mrs Margaret Hamilton of Kenton and Mrs Mary Lawrence of this city. Funeral Sunday afternoon at one o'clock.
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Teme Smith
Atark Street
Jong Miner
Furmer
He Wasor
Jacob
James Smith
George Smith
Kid Pampus
California
Margaret Hamilton
Kenton
Mar. Ihe Lawrence
Servons
J. Py Curerin
Antermont
Munroan
Mirror prints ballots bid saves county money
The Mirror Printing Company won the Nov ember election printing contract, bidding 149 for 16 000 ballots and care of instruction, about 190 less than the next lowest bid. The board praised Mirrors lower price, noting it would have cost the county about 150 more if not awarded.
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Murionfiero Publishing Com
Aivnor
Minton
Warner & Edwards Store Silk Sale Announces Two Special Prices
The Warner Edwards store promotes Moneybak Silks with two special price cuts on numerous silk pieces including taffetas and peau de soie up to fifteen yards. Items previously priced up to 1.50 are now marked at reduced rates.
The Guarantee Compared To Regular Prices
The statement asserts the guarantee matches regular price value, noting a price point of $1.25 and referencing Bise as a comparison figure.
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Scherff
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Jay
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Flocken's Pharmacy
Hopkin’s
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L. Coburn, Mer
Thek T.’s
Isaac Smith
Mirror
Warner & Edwards
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Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
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Ree
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