January 14 in American History Highlights Born Died Notes
On January 14 notable figures are listed with birth and death years including William Whipple 1730 signer of the Declaration for New Hampshire, Huck Judson Kilpatrick 1886 Civil War cavalry leader, Abby Kelley Foster 1887 reformer, Randolph Rogers 1892 sculptor, James Ryder Randall 1908 author of My Maryland, and a 1863 Bayou Teche battle with Union flotilla commander T. McKean Buchanan killed.
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William Whipple
New Hampshire
Huck Judson Kilpatrick
Bayou Teche
la. T. McKean Buchanan
Abby Kelley Foster
Randolph Rogers
Rome
James Ryder Randall
Maryland
Evening to Morning Celestial Sights Noted
From noon today to noon tomorrow observations list run times and rise times. Evening stars include Venus and Saturn while morning stars show Saturn and Jupiter with Mars also visible.
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Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Imagination Leads to Mountains to Climb
Quotations on imagination describe how excessive fancy creates obstacles for progress. Weir Mitchell suggests minds build literal mountains from ideas and must navigate them to move forward.
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S. Weir Mitchell
Treasury Bar Stamps Public Towels From Interstate Transit
The secretary of the treasury has barred the public towel from trains and other interstate vehicles. Soon the only place it will be found will be in all print shops and in some hotels.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Register
Inauguration Shifts Burden to People’s Mighty Voice
The piece notes that after the inauguration the legislature will do hard work but much business requiring thought may be shifted to the public. Citizens’ broad backs carry duties until their voices demand action in decisive orders.
Bull Moose strength in West Virginia alarms Republicans
The Wheeling Register notes that Bull Moose influence in the West Virginia legislature threatens Republican candidates who mocked the Progressives. Republicans now face serious apprehension as they realize they may have underestimated their opponents.
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Wheeling Register
West Virginia
Judge Archbald as warning against judicial corruption
The piece rails at Judge Robert W. Archbald highlighting impeachment for corrupt use of his office to aid private coal land deals in Pennsylvania. It argues he should be remembered for ethics violations and questions his value after ending his judicial career.
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Robert W. Archbald
Pennsylvania
Court actions span divorce, foreclosures and appeals in common pleas
Court filings show Grace M Patton suing for divorce from Pearl H Patton for neglect absence and cruelty. Chase Brothers Piano Co seeks foreclosure on chattel mortgage against Homer Witten. Otho E Steele appeals against George Ward via common pleas court with John P Turner representing the defendant. Lottie Wolfe pleads guilty to selling intoxicating liquor and faces additional charges with Judge Luceock presiding. Berry re-arrests and imposes further fines.
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Grace M. Patton
W. W. Stewart
Common Pleas
Pearl H. Patton
Chase Brothers Piano Co
Rosemond, Bell & Dugan
Homer Witten
Otho E. Steele
George Ward
Squire A. M. Baxter
John P. Turner
ADCT
HOUSE
Lottie Wolfe
Pleasant City
Luccock
Berry
Luecock
Ris Bond
Lunecock
Enos
H. Turner
Fancy als Show Poultry At The 15-2
A local Fancy Als show features poultry judged on balance, feather quality, and condition. Exhibitors compete for ribbons and top awards, with judging conducted by experienced poultry judges and 4-H participants among the displays.
Footpad Shot by Motor Officer in Columbus Riot
In Columbus on January 14, William Betcher, 23, is mortally wounded after a running confrontation with Motor Officer Walter W. Van Giesen. Betcher and a companion allegedly held up and robbed Herbert Hackbarth 15 of 50 cents before being shot.
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Columbus
William Betcher
St. Francis Hospital
Herbert Hackbarth
Aged Couple Drowned in Steubenville River
In Steubenville Ohio on January 14 the body of 60-year-old Mrs Susan Inglehart was found in a deserted riverside shack after waters receded. She had drowned and her husband is believed lost as well.
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Steubenville, O
Susan Inglehart
Harmon Remembered in Columbus as He Heads to Europe
Ex Governor Harmon wept when the Columbus mayor presented an engraved expression of esteem during his departure for Cincinnati to sail for Europe.
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Harmon
Columbus, O
Cincinnati
Europe
Columbus
Cambridge Banks Elect New Directors and Officers
The annual meetings of Guernsey and Central National Banks in Cambridge elected boards and officers for the coming year. Reports showed each bank financially sound with executives including H W Luccock J R Hall and John R Hall named presidents and vice presidents, respectively, and cashiers J W Scott and W S McCartney among others.
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Cambridge
Guernsey National Bank
H. W. Luccock
G. H. Boetcher
Homer A. Forsythe
W. J. Gillespie
A. W. Boyd
W. W. Harper
F. H. Johnson
J. W. Scott
C. H. Willis
Central National Bank
John R. Hall
M. L. Hartley
J. H. Opperman
J. E. Sankey
C. F. Craig
A. J. Bennet
C. R. Mcliyar
R. T. Scott
W. S. McCartney
E. B. Milligan
J. C. Purkey
Teller
Grant Henderson
Children Visit Poultry Show at Guernsey County Home
Courtesy of the Guernsey County Poultry Association officers, all children from the Children’s Home will tour the poultry show Wednesday afternoon in the T. C. Knox room on Brown Avenue from 2 30 to 4 30. The visit promises educational insight into different chicken and fowl breeds.
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Guernsey County Poultry Association
T. C. Knox
Brown Avenue
Cambridge figures attend Columbus inauguration ceremony
Messrs. R. T. Scott A. R. McCullough Harry Scott Dr. W. N. Bradford and Seymour Hamme of Cambridge and Frank Creighton of Washington attended the inauguration ceremony in Columbus Monday.
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Messrs
R. T. Scott
A. R. McCullough
Harry Scott
Dr. W. N. Bradford
Seymour Hamme
Cambridge
Frank Creighton
Washington
Columbus
Funeral of Mrs Magie Jones Held at A M E Church
The funeral for Mrs. Magie Jones was held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the A. M. E. church. Services were conducted by her pastor Rev. T. D. Day. Interment followed at City cemetery.
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Magie Jones
T. D. Day
City Cemetery
Three Men Plead Guilty to Intoxication Charge
Tom Emanuel, Andy Suezick and Andy Meusick pleaded guilty to being intoxicated when arraigned before Mayor Dilley on Tuesday morning. Each received a $5 fine.
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Tom Emanuel
Andy Suezick
Andy Meusick
Dilley
Gillespie & McCulley to Purchase Stock in Chicago and Grand Rapids
W. J. Gillespie and S. J. McCulley of Gillespie and McCulley will depart tonight to Chicago and Grand Rapids to buy stock for the upcoming spring trade.
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W. J. Gillespie
S$. J. McCulley
Gillespie & McCulley
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mrs Turnbaugh’s Child Improves After Illness
Sarah Turnbaugh daughter of Attorney and Mrs Charles Turnbaugh of North Seventh street has been very ill for some time and is now improving.
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Sarah Turnbaugh
Charles Turnbaugh
North Seventh Street
Grant Henderson Ill at Home From Grip
Grant Henderson of Central National Bank is ill at his home on South Twelfth street suffering with the grip.
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Grant Henderson
Central National Bank
South Twelfth Street
John R. Hall in Cambridge on business
John R. Hall of Quaker City was in Cambridge on business Tuesday.
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John R. Hall
Quaker City
Cambridge
Won't Make Fun Of Farmer Again Opera Piece
A four act ala comic operetta staged in Pleasant City features Conductor Tom Knott and Manager Miley with fourteen roles. The riverine travel tale follows a southbound train to Marietta during Ohio floods, ending in a moral about reaping and looking before acting.
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Ala
Pleasant City
William Miley
Pleasant City Telephone Co
Tom Knott
Marietta
Will Miley
Thomas Caren
Charles Dotts
John Bower
Albert F
Miley
Whipple
Tom
Hill and Dale
Ohio
Coxey
Cambridge Grocery Co Advertises Flour Price
Our advertisement in today’s paper refers to Mr Cay’s last price list. We offer extra fine Kansas hard wheat flour at 67 cents per twenty pound sack. It is suitable for bread and pastry at both stores 6223 and 516 Wheeling Ave Cambridge.
Right Shall Prevail at Princess K premium show
A high class Champion picture titled Right Shall Prevail is set for tonight at the Princess K, with three reels of good films. Although delayed, the features will arrive in time for the evening show. Admission is 5 cents. Ady.
Two Smallpox Cases Recovered In City
Health Officer Dr. Ramsey announced Tuesday two smallpox cases remain in the city. Patients Thomas Richards of East Steubenville Avenue and Norman Ditto of West Foster Avenue have fully recovered, homes disinfected, and the quarantine lifted.
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Dr. Ramsey
Thomas Richards
East Steubenville Avenue
Norman Ditto
West Foster Avenue
Attorney Freeman T. Jagleson in Columbus Monday
Attorney Freeman T. Jagleson appeared in Columbus on Monday. He attended a court session and met with clients to discuss upcoming proceedings.
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Freeman T. Jagleson
Columbus
Ohio Almanac Free With Yearly Subscription Renewal
A club week feature notes the U No club meeting Monday evening at Miss Nell Curtis home on Carlisle avenue. Members spent the evening sewing and enjoyed a luncheon afterwards.
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U No
Nell Curtis
Carlisle Avenue
New Lyric Tonight With Five Reels Of Pictures And Music
Big crowds at the Lyric last night enjoyed five reels and a six piece orchestra. Tonight’s program includes The Fifth Story of What Happened to Mary Edison The Love of Al gaberte and Elizabeth Pathe dramatic The Chaperon Gets a Ducking Kalem comedy Ruth Roland Kalem Girl Kalem comedy The Wayfarer Selig western The Missing Finger Lubin drama Five reels six subjects. All pictures licensed and censored. Don’t miss the real show Adv.
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Lyric
Mary
Edison
Algaberte
Elizabeth
Pathe
Ruth Roland
the Wayfayer
Selig
Lore City News Briefs Chronicle Local Occurrences
Local reports note minimal flood effects with no major damage. Notable items include funerals, illnesses, a barn frame raised, a new brakeman job for Charles Bird, and notes on public services and school closures. Carpenters started work on the B and O depot as winter weather slows ice crop growth.
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James Dunfee
Coshocton
Coen’s Church
R. M. Gordon
J. B. Fowler
Elnora McMann
Bette
Elton Bay
Colonial Tonight Offers Dandy Vaudeville Bill
The Colonial presents a refined vaudeville program tonight and Wednesday with The Three Shannons, Lonnie Follette, and Kay Bee two reel military and western pictures. Shows run 6 30 to 10 50 p m with 5 and 10 cent admission. Ady previews Shaw's Animal Circus Thursday.
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Colonial
Shannons
Lonnie Follette
Kay Bee
Shaw's Animal Circus
Ady
Girls of the N B S club host May Doyle gathering
The N B S club ladies enjoyed a Monday evening at Miss May Doyle's Morton avenue home. Needlework provided entertainment and refreshments were served to the guests.
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N. B.S. Club
Markets at Union Stock Yards Report Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs receipts 2400 market strong mixed and butchers 7.06 to 7.87 dollars. Cattle receipts 7000 market slow beeves 5.80 cows and heifers 2.80 stockers and feeders 4.75 calves 9.30 to 16.50. Sheep receipts 31000 market weak native 4.75 lambs 6.75 to 9.20.
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Union
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Cattle Hogs Report
Pittsburg cattle receipts light and market steady with prime $8.50 to $8.75 and veal calves $11.50 to $12.06. Sheep and lambs steady. prime wethers $6.10 to $6.25, spring lambs $5.50 to $9.00. Hogs steady with prime heavy at $7.50 to $7.60, mediums $7.65, light Yorkers $7.69 to $7.65, pigs $7.25 to $7.50.
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Pittsburg
Orpheum Tonight Shows Two Westerns and Rex Comedy
A splendid program features The Tribal Law, The Way of the Transgressor, and For the Love of Mike at the Orpheum. Continuous show with matinee daily and Bijou orchestra music.
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Mike
Rex
Powers
Matinee
Bijou Orchestra
Adv
Miss Nobody From Starland To Play At The Colonial
The Colonial opens Wednesday January 22 with Mort H Singer’s musical revue Miss Nobody From Starland led by Olive Vail. On board the liner Lusitania the chorus girl heroine aids a smuggling plot alongside a detective and a wealthy salesman. New scenery costumes and songs accompany the production.
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Miss Nobody
Starland
Mort H. Singer
The
Colonial
Messrs. Hough and
Adams
Olive Vail
Pierce
Frederic Halliday
Halliday
Preston Halliday
Nina
Aborn English Grand Opera Company at Colonial
The Aborn English Grand Opera Company directed by Milton and Sargent Aborn brings grand opera in English to the Colonial for one performance. The troupe, drawn from five cities, stages classics and modern operas such as Madam Butterfly La Boheme The Tales of Hoffmann Hansel and Gretel Lohengrin Il Trovatore Carmen and Lucia di Lammermoor with a public vote selecting selections. Prices range from 50 cents to $2.00 at Court Theater Wheeling this week.
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Aborn English Grand Opera Company
Milton and
Sargent Aborn
America
Get Rich Quick Wallingford Plays Here at Colonial Theater
The popular M Cohan comedy Get Rich Quick Wallingford has drawn strong word of mouth praise. Audiences of all ages see why the production remains a staple of American stages and will soon appear in our city at the Colonial Theater.
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Co. M. Cohan
Colonial Theater
Notice of Personal Obligation Regarding Spouse
A terse public notice states that the author will not pay any bills contracted by their wife, Mary Wallace. The address listed is 153 Paul Wallace.
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Mary WallaCe
Paul Wallace
Mrs Morrison Visiting Sister in Columbus
Mrs. A. L. Morrison of Cambridge R D 1 is visiting her sister Mrs. Gussie Fisher of Columbus Ohio.
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A. L. Morrison
Cambridge R. D. 1
Gussie Fisher
Columbus, O
Glasses Fitted by Dr Jas Barly Ophthalmologist
Ophthalmologist Dr Jas Barly offers eye examinations day or night in room 11 over the Postoffice. Patients may obtain suitable glasses after a thorough examination. Jam 1-lyr.
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Jas. Barly
Atkins Jeweler Ad Details Long-Standing Store
The advertisement promotes Atkins the jeweler offering quality goods at the right price. The store has existed more than 60 years and is located opposite the Court House, with an Oct 9 sale or event hinted.
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Atkins
Court House
Dentist Advertises In Cambridge Bank Building
H L Stewart of Ventst offers dental services with special attention to diseased gums. Location on the second floor of the Central National Bank Building in Cambridge. Appointment or inquiry advised for August 6.
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H. L. Stewart, Ventst
Central National Bank
Cambridge
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John M. Amos
Nees
W. J. Chambers
United States
Naval Aviation Corps
Qhio
Farmer
Lore City
United Press Special
Chicago Livestock
Pittsburg Livestock
Orpheum Tonight
Knights OF the
Pride of Came
Bridge Castle No
Knox's
Gage
Eyesville
Greenwald
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