Controversy Over Meigs County Elections Board Removals
A letter to State Supervisor Harry C. Smith from Meigs County officials defends their recount decision in the Reeves Beards election contest. They cite legal authority for a full recount, dispute Smith’s September 4 opinion, and protest any censure while noting the Novem ber ballot printing contract for George R. Beards.
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Meigs County Election Boards
Meigs County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
Reeves
Board of
Depty State Supervisors of Elections
Meigs County
Ohio
Reeves- Beards
Beards
Mr. Beards
Casco woman praises Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs Jurvs Brno Jr of Casco Wisconsin credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing postpartum weakness and displacement after each birth. She says a 15 year improvement followed by a minor relapse was quickly helped again, and she now recommends the medicine for other women. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Casco
Wis
Dia
Pinkham
Airwright
Jurvs Brno, Jr
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Lydia FB. Pinkham
Lydia EB
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Court Actions and Local Departures Noted in Middleport
In Justice Ransom Fish court a plea of guilty to violating dog tax law resulted in a $15 fine plus costs. Mrs Earl Koff faced assault and battery charges brought by her husband amid a divorce and auto dispute. Civil suits included C E and E W Peoples versus Elmer Beegle over attorney fees tied to a prior alienation of affections case, with a $50 retainer and $150 due dispute. Local residents Esther, Kathleen Beahrs, Claude Gillilan, Sherman Casto, Earl Frank, and C E Smith plus family are mentioned with travel and visits to Oberlin, Columbus, Cleveland, Akron, Clifton Forge VA, and elsewhere.
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Ransom Fish
Earl, Koff
Elmer Beegle
Mr. Beegle
M. A. Howell
Beegle
Say Defendent
Esther
Oberlin
Kathleen Beahrs
Columbus
Claude Gillilan
First City Bank
Sherman Casto
Cleveland
Cleveland and
Local Visitors Report Weekend Socials and Travel Notes
Mrs. L. H. R. Foulk returned home Friday after a ten days visit with relatives in Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan L. Roush of Letart were Pomeroy visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ebersbach...
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L. H. R. Foulk
Pittsburg
Morgan L. Roush
Letart
Pomeroy
Charles Ebersbach
Widger Endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
H L Widger of Earlville New York reports repeated relief from frequent diarrhoea using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy over the past four or five years. He recommends giving it a trial when troubled by diarrhoea and notes its great reputation for cures.
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Chamberlain
H. L. Widger
Earlville
N. Y
Loops of Wire for Wireless Antennas on Spherical Balloons
European researchers develop vertical loops of wire around gas bags to serve as wireless antennae for spherical balloons. The design aims to improve signal transmission and stability in high altitude platforms.
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Europe
Chicago Grand Jury to Hear Baseball Scandal This Week
The Cook county special grand jury will hear testimony on alleged fixed ball games this week. Assistant State's Attorney Hartley Replogle leads the case with major league officials and players under consideration. Foreman H. H. Brigham says evidence is convincing and indictments are expected later in the week. The probe may expand to other cities as officials note bets placed on the 1919 season.
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Chicago
Cook County
Hartley Replogle
H. H. Brigham
Gambiers
World Series gamblers tied to fixed games claim
Charles Comiskey alleged to have voiced suspicions of fixed games after the first World Series game last year. He told National League President John A. Heydler, who testified to the grand jury, confirming the accusation and suggesting looser ties across cities with major league clubs.
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Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Charles Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
John A. Heydler
National League
Heydler
Thompson Freed After Friends Pay Rest of Fine
Edgar Thompson of Redtown was released from the county jail after friends paid the remaining $29.66 of a $100 fine plus costs assessed by Judge L. G. Worstell for stealing merchandise from a K. M. boxcar at Redtown in September 1918.
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Edgar Thompson
Redtown
L. G. Worstell
Thompson
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