County Leaders Eye Four Road Improvements With State Aid
Guernsey County Commissioners met to consider a plan to establish improved roads from Cambridge in four directions. With $5,000 from the county and $5,000 from the state, four main roads including the National pike east and west of Cambridge and the Byesville road could reach first class condition, paving the way for extensions next year. If the state aid is not accepted, a portion of the county road tax may be used for improvements in other counties.
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Guernsey
Cambridge
Sheppard
Byesville
North Eighth Street
Northwood Cemetery
Public Safety Director Demands Detective Captain Resign
Pittsburg December 22 Director of Public Safety Lange demanded the resignation of Edwin McGough captain of detectives. Charges are withheld.
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Pittsburg
Public Safety
Lange
Edwin McGough
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised As Mercury Free
An advertisement warns against mercury in tonics and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. It notes testimonials, availability from druggists, and a price of 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fall Causes Death of Belmont County Woman
John Y. Denham is notified today of his mother death in Belmont County after a fall. She sustained a broken arm and body bruises from which she did not recover.
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John Y. Denham
Belmont County
Sheatz declines pay in Vare salary case
Harrisburg reports State Treasurer Sheatz refuses to pay the salary of deceased Philadelphia Senator George A. Vare, arguing it would be misapplication of funds. A mandamus by Mrs. Ware forced a court ruling, with the attorney general set to argue December 28.
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Harrisburg
Sheatz
George A. Vare
Philadelphia
Escaped prisoner Bert Lietzel flees during jail religious service
Northumberland and Snyder counties search for Bert H Lietzel of Kramer Snyder county who escaped from jail in Sunbury after shaving his beard borrowing clothes and wearing green glasses to blend with prisoners. He was jailed on embezzlement charges. In Columbus Ohio Donald Wilson a building contractor killed himself with carbolic acid after suffering head pain.
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Sunbury
Northumberland
Snyder Counties
Bert H. Lietzel
Kramer
Snyder County
Lietzel
Leitzel
Columbus, O
Donald Wilson
Willison
Local News Roundup From Ava and Nearby Areas
Dr Craig and wife of Ava were guests of friends today. W P Devore of North Seventh street visits his mother in New Lexington. Miss Florence Booth of Covington Kentucky visits Mr and Mrs Harry Booth on Woodlawn avenue. Sheriff Simeon Gray of Noble county passes through on way to northern state. Typhoid fever epidemic among foreigners in Neffs with fourteen deaths last week. Marietta Division employees receive regular monthly pay as the Pennsylvania Co pay car moves south around 11 this morning leaving Christmas money.
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Florence Booth
Covington, Ky
Harry Booth
Woodlawn Avenue
Simeon Gray
Noble County
Marietta
Pennsylvania Co
Former Guernsey sheriff visits relatives in Ohio and Tennessee
John C. McMillen once Guernsey County sheriff now resides in Cleveland Tennessee travels with his son Fred to visit kin in this city and Kimbolton and homes in Akron during a brief stay. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen invites all to a Christmas night dance with music by the Lucas orchestra. Billie James of Columbus to lead Cambridge band minstrel shows at the Colonial theatre on January 5 and 6 arrives Monday to oversee preparations.
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John C. McMillen
Guernsey County
Cleveland, Tenn
Fred
Kimbolton
Akron
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Lucas Orchestra
Billie’ James
Columbus
Cambridge
Colonial Theatre
City
Is Gomez Faithless Acting Venezuelan Government Formed
Port of Spain dated Dec 22 reports Vice President Gomez after Castro’s Europe departure has set up a new Venezuelan government. The old ministry led by Dr. Jose de Jesus Paul is replaced along with minister Baldo who travels with Castro. The new body reflects various factions as relations with Holland were severed.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Gomez
Castro
Europe
Venezuela
Jose de Jesus Paul
de Reus
Holland
Paul
Baldo
William L. Mathues in Critical Condition
William L. Mathues former state treasurer and longtime public figure is reported critically ill at his home in Media Pennsylvania his condition described as extremely serious and worsening.
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William L. Mathues
Media
Pat Martin's Restaurant Ad and Miss Rowles' Millinery Offer
A local notice highlights Pat Martin's Restaurant on West Wheeling Avenue offering regular meals and short orders at all hours. It also points readers to Miss Rowles and Co for millinery goods with a promotional ad in this issue.
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Pat Martin
West
Wheeling Avenue
Miss Rowles’ & Co
Letter found addressed to Montgomery Ward Chicago
An unsealed letter signed by J. M. Cowgil addressed to Montgomery Ward Co Chicago was found on the street this afternoon by two boys and turned over to Chief Long. The letter is now at police headquarters where the owner can secure it by calling.
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J. M. Cowgil
Montgomery Ward, & Co
Chicago
Thornberrys Market Cuts Prices on Candies and Fruits
Local market advertises chocolate at 30 cents per pound and assorted candies at 20 cents per pound. Edge in oranges and mixed pickles features lower prices to attract customers.
Coroner Reissues Verdict On Trail Run Mine Accident
Coroner W B Yeo states John Driscoll machine operator died from slate fall while positioning a machine. Timbermen were removing a bar and placing posts under bad roof. Recommends minimum twenty foot distance between machine men miners and loafers during timber work for protection. Funeral held Sunday by Odd Fellows and K P lodges. Switzer injured with broken jaw shows some improvement. recovery hoped.
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W. B. Yeo
Trail Run Mine No. 1
John Driscoll
John Switzer
Driscoll
Odd
Imperial Orchestra at Masonic Temple Engages Dancers
A December 28 dance at the Masonic Temple features the Imperial Orchestra with five pieces. Gentlemen pay 75 cents, hours 8 to 12, invitations at the door. Wilson A. Holmes of Granville, a State Sunday School Missionary, was in town en route to Marietta for the Baptist Missionary Convention.
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Masonic Temple
Imperial Orchestra
Wilson A. Holmes
Granville
Marietta
Baptist Missionary Convention
Wanted at once for general house work
Help wanted advertisement seeks a girl or woman for general house work at 523 Steubenville Avenue. Classified as 92-3t.
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Steubenville Avenue
Wheat market closes firm on buying by leading holders
Chicago grain notes show strong finish as major holders buy, with December options closing higher. Wheat up 1/4 to 1/2 cent, corn 5 4/4, oats 4 9/4. December quotes: Wheat 1005, corn 5644, oats 4944.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Markets Report Dairy Beef Hogs Prices Vary
Grain and feed items show corn No 2 yellow at 73 74 c a pound and timothy hay $13.75 14.25. Dairy prices include Ohio full cream cheese at 14 15 and butter at 32 33 cents. Cattle receipts 80 loads with varied values from prime 6.20 6.40 to cows 1.50 4.25. hogs active with primes 5.90 6 and midrange 5.75 5.80. lambs and veal calves also listed with several price bands.
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Ohio
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