Rousing Camp Fire Features National Fame Speakers
A rousing camp fire at Grace church drew a large audience with acclaimed speakers General Isaac R. Sherwood John McElroy W B Warnock and Chas W Blodgett. The program included music by Edith Gardner and the Vet erans choir, with strong applause and patriotic tributes to Civil War veterans.
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Grace Church
Plano
National
Chase Blodgett
W. Hanks
Jackson
Jason Henkle
Livin
Ulodgett
Ladies Of GA B Enjoy Fine Convention Sessions
The 24th annual convention opened with ritual work by Martha Washington Circle No 67. National President and speakers from the Db. of Vo and other circles addressed attendees, followed by greetings, parades, and a memorial service for departed sisters. A reception at Pythian Temple concluded the day's events with varied orders in attendance.
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Martha Washington Circle No
Db. of
Sieter Lavereure
Dept Pres
Sopith
Sherwood
Teoledo
Nat Pres
G A KR
Pythian Temple
Fayette County Petitions For State Hog Cholera Funds
A group from Fayette County carried a petition with 1000 voters to Columbus asking that $20,000 in state hog cholera appropriations be allocated locally. The petition was presented to the State Board of Agriculture and formal action was expected, with prospects for approval described as bright.
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Perine
State Board of All
Columbus
Fayette County
State Board of Agriculture
G A R Elects New Department Officers at Empire Theater
At a G A R meeting in the Empire Theater on Wednesday afternoon officers were chosen by acclamation. State Commander W R Warnock of Urbana Ohio was elected. Other officers include Senior Vice Commander Frank M Allen Junior Vice Commander John Mc Mullen Chaplain Deloss S Ferguson Medical Director Dr John Adams and Council of Administration E H Turner John G Cohen H N Aldrich J M Longnecker S P Mount.
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Eri Ko Warnock
Urbana
Washington
Alfred 1Eers
Bridgeport
Conn
Empire Theater
W. R. Warnock
Ohio
95Th
Congress
Frank M. Allen
This City
John McMullen
Hillsboro
Deloss S. Ferguson
Troy
John Adams
Cincinnati
E. H. Turner
Youngstown
John G. Cohen
H. N. Aldrich
Elmore
J. M. Longnecker
Delta
S. P. Mount
Cleveland
MAS Chapman Elected President at Morning Session
Ironton convention names Sadie Chapman department president after three ballots. Janet Mauer Ayland Imogene Maratail and Ian dusky were among candidates. final tally Marshall 149 Chapman elected. Chapman introduced to the gathering amid congratulations and formal acknowledgments.
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Janet Mauer
Ayland
Obie
Imogene Maratail
Iandusky
Sadie Chapman
Lrenton
Nettie MW Theenfield
Nellie HO Brigam
Marshall
Chapman
Sadie 1
Miss Chapman
Mixes Chapman
Brush
Next Encampment Chosen for East Liverpool Vets
East Liverpool in Columbiana County wins the 1st Ohio Department encampment for next year after two ballots. Mast Liverpool led after the first ballot and 166 votes to 126 in the second, with Tiffin a distant second. Commissioner W. Baltgabber of Washington spoke, hosted by cousin W. Dalbey and wife.
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Tiffin
East Liverpool
Liverpool
M. Balt
Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
WK. Dalbey
Play a grand three act comedy King s Daughters at Union Chapel
Class of Union Chapel presents a three act comedy titled The King's Daughters with acts and characters including Mrs Graham Carrie Moore Rebecca Spencer Ethel Little Helen Graham and Polly Graham. Admission 20 cents begins at 7:30 with ice cream served between acts by Class No. 6.
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Aut Clarina
Marie Cook
Rebecca Spencer
Ethel Little
Helen Graham
Grace Klever
Florence Baldwin
Jessie Cook
Noted jockey Whalley survives attempt on life in racing tragedy
A male suffraget tried to shoot jockey Whalley aboard August Belmont's Tracey but was fatally trampled by another horse before firing. The King and Queen witnessed the tragedy as other observers noted the crowd. The report also mentions diverse odds and unrelated items on lemons, exports, Smyrna electric streetcar, fish organs, and Australia gold output.
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Ascotheath
England
Whalley
August Belmont
Tracey
King and Queen
Strange Occurrence in Big Parade of Veterans
Four veterans marching in a local parade discovered all were missing their left arms. R H Harrop, C D Smith, J M Baughn, and T B Fox, veterans of the 97th, 30th, 54th, and 55th regiments, joined by chance in a single squad. They had lost arms at Kennesaw Mountain, Vicksburg, or elsewhere, yet kept fellowship through the afternoon.
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Fortune
R. H. Harrop
C. D. Smith
O. V
J. M. Baughn
54Th C. V. I
T. B. Fox
Sycamore
Wyandotte Co
Chance
Kennesaw Mountain
Mr. Baughn
Vicksburg
Good Fellowship
28000 Men Locked Out By Building Trade Boycott
Chicago reports twenty eight thousand workers locked out this morning causing about 29 million dollars worth of building work to halt. The boycott by contractors gripped the construction sector, suspending projects across the city.
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Chicago
Heber Jones Arrives for Floral Parade Critically Praised
Critics hail Heber Jones arrival as centerpiece of the Pictures of Floral Parade with claims it marks the finest automobile procession yet.
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Court Street
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National Commander Beers
Hearts of Veterans
Grace M. E. Church
Isaac R. Sherwood
National Tribune
John McElroy
W .B. Warnock
Chas W. Blodgett
Tralia
Viola
Ledo
Leansi
Blodgett
Enid
Patriotiss
Washington, D. C
Buckeye
Henkle
G. A.B
Dept. Pres. Atation
Bieter Crane
Slater Jones
Sons of Veterans Greeting Committee
Drege Vrea
Wast
Aleo
Boquet
Nat
Presa
Jones
Smith
Hall
Mar
Garet Beott
Ironton
Janet
Bor
Columbiana County
Place
Oher
Department of Ohio
Warree
Mra. Graham
Carrie Moore
Kitty
Elsie Moore
Ruth Adams
Mabel Morris
Gladys McCrea
Polly Graham
Verpa Brannon
Nati Graham
Edna Kliever
Great Britain
Smyrna
Australia
Madge
Marjorie
Heber Jones
Pathe
Empire Tonight
Atlas Cement
Washington Avenue
Actad
Henkie
Parrett’s Grocery
Messina
Hyer
Colman
Empire Theatre
H.R Wysong
Barios
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