City Council Advances Waste Paper Receptacles and Sidewalk Projects
The council cleared a batch of ordinances and resolutions including funding for waste paper receptacles on streets with steel boxes to be installed by Guy D Kendrick. It authorized notes totaling 9 000 dollars for Silver street improvements and approved side walks on multiple streets. A land deed offer for Ballentine avenue was tabled to use the quarry as a city dump. Several special assessments were authorized to fund sanitary and cellar drains, wind walks, and water mains extensions. A report pegged street improvements at about 4004 dollars 61, and Dr J G Seltor noted odor from sewer basins prompting no immediate remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy D. Kendrick
Mallon National Bank
Silver Street
Hane Avenue
Church Street
Mary Young
High Street
Kull
Board of Public Service
Tully Street
Prospecttreet
Oak Street
Ballentine Avenue
Parming Street
George Street
Frederick Ae
State Street
Franvont Nea
Dix Avenue
Weat Aide
Darius Street
Edwards Street
Call
Vine Te ‘State
Todtonnington
Basin Avenue
North Prospect
Street
Kensington Place
Jangle
Rudolph
Kennington
Board of Public Misery
Mit Street
Meare
Davie
W. D. Baker
Charles Harriman
Mill Street
J. G. Seltor
Wwer
William J. Bryan speaks at Union Station tomorrow
William J. Bryan is scheduled to speak at Union Station at 10:15 a m tomorrow. The event is pitched as your only chance to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Union Station
Millinery Opening at Miss Warrington’s Store
Fall millinery display opens at Miss Warrington’s on the 2nd floor Frank Brow store. New styles available for viewing on Tuesday and Wednesday, inviting customers to visit and shop.
From the Steps of the Court House Urges to Wipe the Saloon
Mr Cuneen of Chicago spoke from the court house steps urging local option against the saloon. He argued alcohol harms health and labor, noting longer life for non drinkers, opposition by athletes, and a push for prohibition as the solution. He claimed prohibition would boost dry goods sales and argued many die from drink yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuneen
Chicago
Court House
Was & Boy
Ohio
Reka
Han
Jey
Temperance and political speeches urge local option rally
A distorted political notice urges Republicans to vote. attacks on prohibition enforcement label police as blind. Cardinal Gibbons is cited as supporting local option if voters reject it. It claims temperance will prevail, calls for Bryan’s appearance, and promotes a County Fair exhibit gift at the Department Co. in the Art Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Ata
Catholic Church
Iquor
Roman Empire
Japa
Department Co
Pickpocket Harris forfeit bond after missing hearing
Frank Harris of Columbus, a reputed smooth pickpocket, failed to appear in Justice Conley’s court for a pocket picking charge connected to a Richwood arrest. His $200 bond was forfeited. the victim identified him at Union Station and $37.50 was thought to be recovered via a confederate. Harris had pleaded not guilty and set a new hearing for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
Columbus
Richwood
Justice Conley
Harris
Frank Foreman
Union Station
Tfme
Patrick J. Monahan
C. L.aven
Gorgeous Millinery Display At Frank Bros
A striking two day millinery display by Miss Wartington on the 2nd floor at Frank Bros showcases the new season hats. Patrons are invited to view the collection Tuesday and Wednesday and browse the latest styles even if not ready to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wartington
Frank Bros
Court Happenings Involves Former Detective William Bingham
William Bingham, once an Erle detective, was indicted for pocket picking and arraigned yesterday afternoon before Judge B. G. Young. He entered a plea of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bingham
Erle
B. G. Young
Fall millinery opening at Mins Warringtons Frank Bros
Footnote invites readers to a fall millinery opening on the second floor of Mins Warringtons Frank Brothers. New styles are now on display and available for customers.
Funeral services for William Swasey Aye held in Adelaide
Death occurred at his Mt. Vernon avenue home Saturday evening. Funeral rites were held at the Adelaide Methodist church Tuesday at 1 o'clock with Rev. D. H. Bailey officiating. Interment followed at Adelaide cemetery after a 9 o'clock service at the death place. The County Fair Art Hall features many emblems plus a notable display by The Department Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Swasey Aye
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Adelaide
D. H. Bailey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Cuneen
Marion
Marion County
General Revenue Fund
State Board of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
Police, Poor and
County Poor Fund
Caloona
Marie
Cinaty
Clinton Vayette, Horrigan
Highland Warren
Matt Hacors
Ain LO Ev Lolecale Tigi Teadare
Georgia
Tot
Kiaki Magore Wal
Uqior
Marion Protective Ass'n
Warrington
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