Beards Dropped From Meigs County Sheriff Race
In Meigs county the Republican nomination fight ends with Beards not appearing on the ticket after a ballot recount. The supreme court adjourned until after the election, leaving Wilbur A. Reeves as the Republican sheriff candidate while the rift from the contest is expected to take years to heal.
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R. Beards
Meigs County
Beards
Supreme Court
Wilbur A. Reeves
Marriage Licenses Issued After Court Spurt at Probate
Probate court issued three licenses on Saturday with Alfred Zila Clark 27 fireman Pomeroy Ohio and Ver nie Stiles 3 also of Pomeroy. Weldon Bahr 21 rural mail carrier Long Bottom and Ada M Falford 19 Alfred. John H Snider 50 widower farmer Dexter Ohio and Francis King 37. Rev W F Wilson performed ceremony in probate rooms.
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Alfred Zila Clark
Pomeroy
Ohio
Vernie Stiles
Weldon Bahr
Long Bottom
Ada M. Falfrod
Alfred
Probate Court
W. F. Wilson
John H. Snider
Dexter
Farmer
Francis King
Pair of licenses issued in county records
Dexter woman pleads guilty in her divorce case while a separate license is issued for Samuel Eblen, 22, and Clara Burris, 18, both of Pomeroy, on Monday.
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Dexter
Samuel Eblen
Miner
Clara Burris
Pomeroy
Dynamite Possession Case Moves to Grand Jury
Allen Clark, held on $1000 bail for unlawfully possessing dynamite, was brought before Justice Stephen Martin and released on his own recognizance to await the January grand jury.
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Allen Clark
Stephen Martin
Middleport Man Fined for Intoxication at Pomeroy Speech
Harry Riley of Middleport traveled to Pomeroy to hear candidate Davis speak at the courthouse. After drinking Old Hen he interrupted the program, was jailed by Judge Rawson Fish, and pled guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct pleading to a $9.20 total cost.
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Harry Riley
Middleport
Pomeroy
Davis
Court House
Harry
Rawson Fish
Riley
Aged Civil War Veteran Dies At Tuppers Plains
Alba Campbell aged 80 a Civil War veteran died at his home in Tuppers Plains after a two day illness. He survived only by his wife and was the last of ten siblings. He was buried from his home at ten o clock Tuesday with interment at Humphries cemetery Athens county.
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Tuppers Plains
Alba Campbell
Humphries
Athens County
Pomeroy
Fisher
All Stars
Grimm
Ieh
Otto Grimm
Turnbull
FINE BALL GAME SUNDAY AFTERNOON COURT RESERVES DECISION
A court in Bedford township heard the Hull case involving Valentine Hull Allen Hull and Howard Wilson on threats to shoot after a dog dispute. Judge Stephen Martin reserved judgment until Saturday at 9 o'clock AM.
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Hull
Valentine Hull
Allen Hull
Howard Wilson
Justice of the Peace
Stephen Martin
Bedford Township
Allen. Hull
How to Make Pine Cough Syrup at Home
A home remedy guide promotes pine based cough syrups using Pinex with sugar or honey as a base. It claims fast relief within 24 hours for coughs and throat ailments and warns against substitutes while offering a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Miners’ Meeting Speaker Misses Bend Opera House
Miners of the Bend district were billed to attend an event at the opera house last night but the speaker failed to appear, leaving a filled venue disappointed. This marks a second no show by a Democratic speaker during the current campaign, prompting public dismay.
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Bend District
Opera House
Provoke Breach of Peace Charge in Local Case
The record shows a charge of provoking a breach of the peace brought by Viola Beatles against Taree en eee Campbell Harper with costs assessed by Justice Martin on Monday evening. The brief item lists several local residents visiting relatives and attending events across Gallia and surrounding areas.
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Taree En Eee
Campbell Harper
Justice Martin
Viola Beatles
Cleveland guests depart after visit with Durmn and Crow
Mrs W R Ryand and son J R Ryand of Cleveland visited cousins Mrs Anna Durmn and W C Crow in Columbus and have returned home.
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Columbus
W. R. Ryand
J. R. Ryand
Cleveland
Anna Durmn
W. C. Crow
That Sixty Votes The Target In Final Campaign Push
In New York on October 26 the drive tightens as both Republican and Democratic managers eye sixty electoral votes as the key prize in the closing week of the campaign. They understand the pivotal role these votes could play in the outcome.
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ED. L. Kepn
United Press Staff
New York
Supreme Court refuses to review war end suit
The Supreme Court declined to hear Harry S. McCartney's suit against Secretary Colby seeking to compel acceptance of a peace resolution. The case claimed President Wilson lacked authority to vote it, but the lower court rulings stand as court records show.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Germany
Harry S. McCartney
Secre- Mean
HySy T.b
Jary Colby
McCartney
Colby
Congress
Wilson
Six steel mill workers injured in bus collision near Canton
In Canton Ohio on Monday six steel mill employees were injured when their bus was struck by a Lake Erie and Western labor engine. The bus was capsized down a steep grade spilling several occupants onto the ground. None were killed.
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Canton
Ohio
Lake Erie and Western Labor
Murder Unsolved on Staten Island Woman Identified
The body of a woman found strangled in a Staten Island thicket has been identified as Mrs. Jennie Russel of Jersey City. Police say they are no nearer the slayer just after the discovery.
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New York
Staten Island
Jennie Russel
Jersey City
Campaign plan mines swing states as Cox tours Midwest
The race heads to West Virginia Kentucky Indiana and Ohio with Cox touring four states and Harding funneling speakers into Ohio. Republicans drop plans for visits to New York Connecticut and New Jersey as eastern conditions improve. Separately an area of 250000 acres in southern India will grow forty coconut palm varieties.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Cox
Chicago
Harding
New York City
Connecticut
New Jersey
India
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Rich Color For All Fabrics
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions so any woman can dye garments draperies and coverings in a fadless color. Buy Diamond Dyes for guaranteed perfect results even if you have never dyed before. A druggist color card is available and a Messenger Want Ad is suggested.
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