Bar Mill Worker Held on Indignities Charge
Charles F. Duffey a 53 year old bar mill laborer was arrested after being charged with offering unspeakable indignities to four year old Matilda Martha Gang daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Gang Jr of Madison avenue He was arraigned for a preliminary hearing before Mayor Dilley and bound over to await the grand jury likely in 2000 Duffey showed little concern at his arrest and the alleged assault occurred after he met the girl near Jiles grocery and walked with her toward an alley by Stewart Turners stable continuing on to the alley behind the Lutheran church Continued on Page Three.
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Charles F. Duffey
Bar Mill
Long
Matilda Martha Gang
Conrad Gang, Jr
Madison Avenue
Dilley
Carnes
Enos
Duffey
Samuel Smith
Lutheran Church
Stewart &Turner's Stable
Turks Protest Greek Envoys Threaten Exit At Peace Talks
London dispatch notes the Turkish protest over Greek envoys at the Turkish Balkan peace conference. The session lasted three hours and adjourned until Thursday as Turkey threatened to quit if Greece, still at war, attended. Allies urged restraint while Constantinople considered new instructions. Naval action at the Dardanelles today may affect Turkish stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
London
Greece
Turkey
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Cincinnati Woman Loses Suit Over Mental Soundness Will
Annie S Hall of Cincinnati failed in Supreme Court to claim $50,000 damages from statements about her mother Mercy Hall's mental state and $25,000 from T B Taxton for failure to adequately represent her at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Annie
Hall
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Mercy Hall
T. B. Taxton
Former Byesville Citizen Dead
Lysander Beach aged 87 died Monday at Jerry City in Wood county Ohio after a long illness. He was a well known shoe maker in Byesville until about a year ago and is survived by seven children. The body will be brought to Cambridge and taken to the home of his son on Elm street.
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A. W. Beach
Elm Street
Jerry City
Wood County
Ohio
Lysander Beach
Beach
Byesville
Cambridge
Col. Robert Nevin Dies After Lingering Illness at 62
Dayton Ohio December 17 Colonel Robert Nevin former congressman and prominent local lawyer died today after a lingering illness. He was 62 years old and father of Robert R Nevin the Progressive party candidate for attorney general.
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United Press Special
Dayton, O
Robert Nevin
Robert R. Nevin
Cambridge Obituary Notice for John Kimball
Mrs. Harry Chaney of Coshocton attended services in Cambridge on Tuesday. The body of John Kimball, who died at Springfield, was brought to Cambridge Monday and taken to his son Frank Kimball's home on West Gomber Avenue. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 o clock at Clear Fork Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chaney
Coshocton
Cambridge
John Kimball
Springfield
Frank Kimball
West Gomber Avenue
Clear Fork
Clear Fork Cemetery
Clyde Archer Dies in Gallipolis State Hospital
Postmaster William D. Archer of Pleasant City learns his son Clyde Archer has died in the State Hospital after seven years as an inmate. The body is expected to arrive tonight in Pleasant City.
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Jeffersonian
Pleasant City
Wm. D. Archer
Gallipolis
Clyde Archer
State Hospital
Cox plan secures Ohio legislature leadership roles
Columbus Ohio Dee 17 The Cox organization wins control of both houses as Gov elect arrives for cabinet meeting. Charles L Swain Speaker John R Cassidy Clerk of the house Serjeant at arms William Melching Senate William Green President pro tem W W Goshorn Clerk Senate William Meinecke Serjeant at arms. Committees to be named swiftly with a small employes group handling patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dee
Cox
General Assembly
Carcases
House
Charles L. Swain
Cincinnati
John R. Cassidy
Bellefontaine
William Melching
Wapakoneta
Swain
William Green
Coshoeten
W. W. Goshorn
Galton
Senate
William Meinecke
Former Stagecoach Contractor Spear Dies in Columbus
Daniel J. Spear aged 89, once a National Pike contractor and hotel builder, died in Columbus after a short illness. Survived by wife, five children, 14 grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Lida Stout Visits From Omehba Neb to Cambridge
Mrs. Lida Stout of Omehba Nebraska, visiting relatives in Cambridge, then traveled to Zanesville on Tuesday. The brief item notes her movements among towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Stout
Omehba, Neb
Cambridge
Zanesville
Weather Observations Indicate Fair Ohio Tomorrow
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau at 8 p m show Ohio fair weather with brisk high southeast winds expected tomorrow. Washington Dee 17 indicates similar conditions with a forecast of pleasant skies and steady winds ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Washington, Dee
Ohio
Coal train wreck in Ashtabula claims multiple dead
United Press Special reports a coal train crash in Ashtabula Ohio that buried a street car under tons of coal. Death toll rises to seven with several seriously injured and names victims Mrs Emma P Espy and Laura Leaphart among the dead. Missing include David Stowe wife Eva Pancoast and 12 year old daughter. Officials order investigation and watchman questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Ashtabula
Dee
David Stowe
Laura Leaphart
This City
W. H. Cook
George Kitson
Frank C. Barttell
City
Emma P. Espy
Willoughby
Ralph Cluff
Eva Pancoast
BE. O'Connor
O. E. Hirshberger
Freman
Hearst Letters Turned Over To Clapp Committee
Washington reports six letters from W R Hearst's Standard Oil correspondence were handed to the Clapp committee probing campaign expenditures. The letters show Penrose and Foraker with Archbold on oil trust matters, including loans, deposits, and monopoly bills. Hearst said his employee Eddy obtained the letters from Archbold, and Eddy is in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Washington
W. R. Hearst
Standard Oil
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Sibley
John D. Archbold
The
Oil Trust
Clapp
Hearst
John Eddy
Archbold
Eddy
Europe
Senator Aldrich
Foraker
Pittsburg Woman Visits Hartill Families in City
Mrs Clyde Cox of Pittsburg Pennsylvania visits her brothers William and Joseph Hartill and their families in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Cox
Pittsburg, Pa
William and
Joseph Hartill
Dorcas Society Reports Fewer Aid Seekers This Year
Citizens of Cambridge learn the Dorcas Society saw a noticeable drop in aid applicants compared to prior years. Forty baskets were replaced by a new distribution plan using postcards, with meals packed by volunteers and school donations plentiful. The program stores leftovers at the court house basement and charges a small garment price to fund in-demand items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Dorcas Society
Friends
Brown High School
Miller
Court House
Hugh McDonald
Fifty Years Ago Today Dec 17 Military and Wounding Figures
The fiscal year army bill totals 731 million dollars while the pension bill stands at 7.5 million. Potomac transports carried 2,000 wounded from Fredericksburg to Washington for a total wounded count of 8,300. The piece notes fifty years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Ways and Means
Potomac
Fredericksburg
Washington
Dream of Wealth Is Shattered in Ohio Court
United Press story from Columbus Ohio reports on a will dispute ending with John E Allspatter of Hamilton Ohio losing his bid to break Robert Allspatter's will in favor of his foster mother. The case traces back to mid 1800s when an impoverished family adopted children to secure wealth. John, grown and married, worked long years in a factory. The supreme court decision denies him any inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
John E. Allspatter
Hamilton
Ohio
Allspatter
Robert Allspatter
Christian Aggers
Joseph Aggers
Wall Street Auctions Compared To Fake Jewelry Sales
United Press report from Washington details the Pujo committee probe into stock market manipulation likened to mock auctions. Samuel Untermeyer accuses manipulations of fooling the public as Frederick Lewisohn describes a California petroleum stock scheme and promoter profits.
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United Press
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
United States
Money Trust
Samuel Untermeyer
Pujo
Frederick Lewisohn
New York
Lewisohn
California
Untermeyer
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sun nafrank
A son was born Tuesday December 17 to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sun nafrank of Fraziers Crossing. The report notes the new arrival and location with no additional details.
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Wilbur Sunnafrank
Fraziers Crossing
Dr Friedmann Offers to Treat All Certified TB Cases
Berlin reports Dr. Friedmann, who claims a tuberculosis cure after years of lab work, will treat every certified case starting Monday. Skeptics demand his bacilli for testing, but he refuses, offering his new serum as the nationwide test. royal clinics will certify the cases.
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Friedmann
W. G. Shepherd
Cleveland
Berlin
Friedrich Franz Friedman
Berlin Medical Society
Friedman
Dr. Friedman
Germany
Dr. Friedmann
Ohio Senators Huffman and Andrews Sentenced to Prison
United Press Special. Columbus Ohio December 17. State Senators Isaac E Huffman and L R Andrews were denied permission to prosecute error and will begin serving prison terms next Tuesday for accepting legislative bribes of two hundred dollars each from Frank Burns. Cetone plans to appeal to the supreme court. Diegle also convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
Andrews
Cetone
United Press
Columbus
Isaac E. Huffman
Butler County
L. R. Andrews
Lawrence County
Supreme Court
Dayton
George K. Cetone
Huffman-Andrews
Frank
Burns
Chittenden
Rodney J. Diegle
Senate
Ohio State vs Wilson Case Postponed to January
The Ohio State vs B C Wilson case for falsely certifying election returns was continued to January 2 due to illness of attorney R T Scott. Judge McGinnis would hear it in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
B.C. Wilson
Royal Christmas gift sends Perry county boy to Washington trip
Albert Nelson, 15, of Perry county seeks a trip to Washington to weigh corn claims. The State Board of Agriculture investigates and confirms his 92.2 bushels per acre. Bank cashier McMahon arranges a ride for him to Trinway, enabling his journey aboard a special train.
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Jeffersonian
Columbus
Dee
Washington
Albert Nelson
Perry County
State Board of Agriculture
Charles 8. McMalhon
National Bank of Cambridge
Dwight Nicholson
Lewis Hunter
McMahon
Trinway
Thornville
Nelson
Trunway
Child Shot By Air Rifle On North Fourth Street
An eight year old girl, Victoria MecCoul, daughter of George and Mrs MecCoul, owner of the Sugar Bowl, was accidentally shot in the forehead by a air rifle wielded by local boys on Monday at 11:30 near North Fourth Street. Initial concern over a serious injury proved unfounded as doctors found only a small scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fourth Street
Victoria
George MecCoul
West Wheeling Avenue
Wand Painfully Cut In Jar Accident
Claude Beaumont of North Seventh street suffered a painful accident Monday night while opening a glass fruit jar. The jar broke, injuring his left hand requiring six stitches. his right hand was also badly cut. Dr. KK. FE and Dr. Clyde Vorhies were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Beaumont
North Seventh Street
KK. FE
Clyde Vorhies
Pleads Not Guilty in Liquor Sale Case
Arthur Luchitz was arrested by Chief Long and Patrolman Needs on an affidavit charging him with keeping a place for the sale of intoxicating liquors. He arraigned before Mayor Dilley and pled not guilty with a hearing set for 7 o'clock Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Luchitz
Long
Dilley
Luchitz
Woman seeks truth on Lancaster industrial school death
Mrs. Mason of Springfield asks Attorney General Hogan to investigate the Lancaster Industrial School death of her brother Harry Tehan in 1911. She says the family learned conflicting explanations and demands a full truth. Hogan referred the matter to the State Board of Administration, which is drafting findings in the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Columbus
Mason
Springfield
Ohio
Hogan
Lancaster
Harry Tehan
Harry
State Board of Administration
Overshoes Hoodoo Case Sentences Burglar in Ohio
A man identified as Frank Phillips was sentenced to penitentiary after overshoes with number nine prints were found in his shoe in a Parisian dye house at Marion Ohio. A chisel found in his room and a window jam indicated tools used in burglary. The court refused to hear his appeal today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Columbus
Frank Phillips
Marion
Phillips
Plans for First M E Church Add Sunday School Space
A church board committee led by Fred Rosemond recommended acquiring ground and building to expand Sunday School facilities. The board endorsed the plan but deferred final action, appointing a three member committee to draft propositions and a voting plan to relieve overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E £.Ebuteh
Fred Rosemond
B. P F. Sheppard
F. T. Eagleson
C. R. Potter
Fred Raymond
C. W. Forney
T. R. Deselm
Alberta Rasp wins second prize in Chronicle contest
Alberta Rasp, daughter of G. W. Rasp of 434 Clark Street, earned a second prize in the Chronicle Telegraph contest and asked for a photo to be sent Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Rasp
G. W. Rasp
Clark Street
Chronicle-Telegraph
Mrs. T B Moore Returns From Visit In Chicago
Mrs. T B Moore of Chicago states she returned home Tuesday after a visit with Mrs. C A Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Moore
Chicago
C. A. Lynn
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Cassidy
Stagecoach
Saltsenaver
Daniel J. Spear
Fairview
Spear
National Pike
Chamber of Commerce
Weather Forecast
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Louis
Ini
New England
John G. Whittier
Danvers
Mass
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