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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
8
Soldiers attending the En campment are urged to register at the Information Booth on the Court House lawn. A list of registered names includes many Ohio Volunteer Infantry regiments and individual soldiers with hometowns such as Dayton Cincinnati Wilmington Columbus and Hamilton.
The coroner recounts a fatal shooting where Dr Brinkles was killed by a woman named Katie Kittley after pursuing him to a back porch and private office. Miss Kittley then shot herself, dying instantly. Katie Kittley, about 23, is described as fair but erratic, a Savannah resident for most of her life.
Washington judge notes validity of state rate laws and maximum freights in Missouri West Virginia and Arkansas. Court rejects claims these laws hinder interstate commerce. Decision follows Minnesota ruling from a week earlier.
Visitors to the encampment will find a large assortment of local view post cards and souvenirs at Rodecker's News Stand in the post offer lobby.
Akron officials hold William Bo man and Ralph Smith on intoxication charges while sheriff investigates a mutilated male body found on the Erie track near Talmadge. The two men were found intoxicated along the tracks and jailed as investigators seek death clues.
Ohio AG opinion holds banks handling public funds liable for interest at contract rate after contract expires. funds deposed to political subdivision if new contract drafted. A severe storm disrupts western Ottaway County wire traffic and floods near Kilmore as wind injures equipment. Widow of Army officer Sarah Schenn Crane dies in Kaxyen. A bystander, Fred Thayer, is shot in the leg during a pursuit at Columbia County jail scene.
The Dake Shore Electric line facility at Berlin Heights was destroyed by fire of unknown origin. The brick building housed new machinery and the loss is estimated at 25 dollars. The fire damaged the power house and waiting room, crippling service in the area.
Banks, who last year led athletics at Ohio Wesleyan, was named the 1923 football mentor at Ohio University. It is probable he also will coach basketball and baseball.
Defiance Ohio June 17 William Kirtley Jr former member of the board of public works remains in critical condition after a paralysis attack last week He is unconscious most of the time and his condition is described as serious by doctors
Mina Esa Turner of Terrace Park is drowned after being carried into the Miami River by current as Terrance Park high school graduates attempt to rescue her. The incident occurred as the class gathered near the river for festivities.
Lima Ohio June 17 John Good a Homer farmer crushed his five year old son Warren Good with a heavy farm wagon the death an accidental tragedy near Lima Delphos Ohio June 17 the body of Mrs Maggie Wagner wife of John Wagner was found floating in the Miami and Erie canal after a period of ill health
Andrew Metgar, seven, a farmer near Toledo Maine, was instantly killed by a bolt of lightning while sitting on the porch at his home.
The Haldwin-Feltz agency, supplier of mine guards at Paint and Cabin creeks, testified about arming guards during the strike. Feltz said 110 armed men were at Cabin creek and 35 at Paint creek, with six to ten secret service operatives in the district. He acknowledged a list of union organizers and active members existed.
Regular meeting announced for Tuesday evening in June at 7 30. Rosetta Wilson ME and C N A Gillespie M of R preside. Be thrifty on little things like bluing. Ask for Red Cross Ball Blue.
Promote Ansco and Kodak films for clear bright pictures during G A R week. Claims exclusive local sale of Ansco Films with all sizes for various cameras. No substitutes. Absolute freshness guaranteed.
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