Thompson Arrested For Intoxication and Razor Incident
Hugh Thompson a colored man was arrested Wednesday afternoon for intoxication and jailed. In court Thursday Jase faced examination revealing Thompson’s ties to illicit liquor and associates in Palast township, with past fines unpaid. A razor found on Thompson led Mayor Allen to confiscate the weapon and warn of a stiff limit if caught again.
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Hugh Thompson
Jase
Scott Hays
Palast
Prairie Pike
Mate Road
Trompeon
Thompson
Allen
Barbier
Modern sanitary mail car aboard B O train 103
Train 103 recently ran through the state with a new sanitary mail car featuring hot and cold water lighting and secure storage. The mail crew included John W. Stewart Charles F Snyder T Pettiford and AR Stokesbury. The train between Columbus and Cincinnati is noted as faster than rivals of the Big Four and Pennsylvania lines.
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Anishinele
John W. Stewart
Chas. F. Snyder
Kodak Album Sale At Redecker's
Redecker's features a selection of Kodak albums with prices from 50c to 1.50. The ad highlights an appealing assortment for customers seeking affordable photo storage options.
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Redecker
Concord Grape Juice Described as Pure and Vital
Described as pressed from Concord grapes with no preservatives. Promoted as tasting like fresh fruit and suitable for nervous or anaemic individuals.
Automatic Candy Venders Will be Given Attention
Complaint to the local Board of Health cites street candy vending machines that dispense candy when a coin is inserted. Claims allege melted candy and unsanitary conditions making them unfit for use, especially harmful to children. Authorities will address the objectionable venders promptly.
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Board of Health
Two Stray Horses Taken by Police
This morning a complaint reported two stray horses at large on Rawlings street. Noah Bell captured the animals and kept them at Arcade Livery Stable until the owner is found and pays the costs to release them. City officials warn livestock roaming will not be tolerated.
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Rawlings Street
Noah Bell
Arcade
Lung Punctured By The Rod Of Motor Cycle
A peculiar accident in Chil Heathe Tuesday evening severely punctured A W Clark a telegraph lineman by a rod carried on a motorcycle. His fellow worker was with him at the time and the incident is expected to prove fatal.
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Chil Heathe
A.W Clark
Clark Taken To Hospital In Critical Condition
Clark was removed to the hospital in critical condition and died shortly after, with little hope of recovery.
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Clark
Passenger Train No 6 Derails Delays D T 1 Line
South bound passenger train No 6 left the rails at Beaver yesterday causing several hours of delay. It was placed back on the rails in the afternoon and resumed its journey arriving about seven o clock instead of 2 52. No serious damage or injuries reported. no coaches derailed.
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Trafic
Beaver
London Man Seeks Surgery To Remove Old Turtle Injury
T. N. Holland of London traveled to Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus for an operation to remove a stormy injury suffered as a boy over 56 years ago. While playing near home he was seized by his left ankle by a large turtle that tried to drag him under water. His sister and three brothers freed his ankle from the turtle's jaws, leaving a welt that has troubled him for years.
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T. N. Holland
London
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Holland
Mr Holland
Columbus News Faces Suits Over Back Pay and Supplies
City editor Low KB Parsons sued over salary due him and threatened action by other employees for back pay. Morrill Supply Co. also filed suit for 352.85 for print paper and supplies amid the paper’s ongoing financial strain.
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Low KB Parsons
Columbus News
Parson
Morrill Supply Company
News
Williamsport Field Day Set by Local Lodges
The Williamsport Field Day will be held Thursday August 1 with the Modern Woodmen and K of P lodges sponsoring. Committee promises a bigger and better line of attractions than ever before.
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Woodmen
K. of Po
Williamsport
Governor Vetoes Damages Bill for Sheep Killed by Dogs
The state will not compensate owners of livestock killed by mad dogs. The vetoed bill by Representative Lowers of Klenry County aimed to amend the act granting damages to sheep owners for losses caused by dogs.
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Lowers
Klenry County
Kiarmon
School Reports for Year 1910 Now Available
County Auditor A B Henkle offers free copies of the 1910 school reports. Interested citizens may obtain the reports by visiting the auditor's office. The distribution aims to support local school work and public information.
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A. B. Henkle
Foreclosure Rule Protects Household Goods From Seizure
The new law prohibits foreclosing chattel mortgages on essential household goods, clothing, or a mechanic's tools. It requires foreclosure to occur only in a court of record and prevents removal of these items from the mortgagor prior to foreclosure, except when the mortgage covers the full purchase price.
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General Assembly
Big Four railroad depot dedication in Springfield marked
The Commercial Club of Springfield celebrated the completion of the $500,000 Big Four railroad depot this week with a ceremony and triumphal remarks highlighting its importance to the city’s growth.
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Springfield
Commercial Club of
Big Vertory
Dedication of Magnificent New Depot by Commercial Club
The new depot was formally dedicated Tuesday night with a large banquet. A crowd attended the ceremony as the Commercial Club hosted the event in the recently completed facility.
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Commerial Club
Excursion Train to Jackson on Sunday June 11
Special excursion train departs Washington D Ho at 8 05 a m and returns from Jackson at 6 00 p m. The fare to Jackson is two cents with one fare to other points as the trip heads south via T I line.
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Points South
Jackson
Washington D. Ho
Excursion Train Passes Through City for Dayton Convention
This morning at seven an eight coach excursion train with over 300 persons passed through this city from Circleville, bound for the State Sunday School convention in Dayton. The train entered the C M V line and transferred to the C H D here.
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Circleville
Dayton
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