Democrats Set July 23 Senate Nomination in Cambridge
The Democratic senatorial committee for the 18th 19th joint district met at the National hotel to fix the convention date. Cambridge Ohio will host the July 23 gathering with delegates apportioned: Coshocton 35 Guernsey 25 Monroe 27 Noble 10 Tuscarawas 48 total 145 and 73 needed to select a candidate. Charles Ketterer temporary chairman James P Turner secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Coshocton
Monroe
Noble
Tuscarawas
National Hotel
C. E. Cotton
Charles Lambertson
Tuscarawas County
James P.turner
Guernsey County
Court House News Court House Docket Involving Marriages and Estates
Summary of marriage licenses for several couples from Cleveland Cambridge Senecaville Harmon Cambridge Byesville Pleasant City and Hopewell plus guardianships estates probate pleas and new cases including Ellsworth Turnbaugh vs James Jackson and a special venire in Walter vs National Coal Co with divorce and alimony action Iva Gilber va Henry Gilcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ferris
Cleveland
Anna E. Siwalk
Cambridge
Elmer D. Fell
Edith M. Kahn
Senecaville
H. T. Stackhouse
Mary C. Dennis
Harmon
Clel Wilson
Myrtle Shivers
Hopewell
Henry E. Crawford
Ada Hand
Byesville
Charles Craig
Elizabeth Larrick
Pleasant City
Ellsworth Turnbaugh
James Jackson
R. W. Lindsey
Walter
National Coal Co
S. M. Burgess
S. W. Price
Cyrus Craig, Jr
H. P. Woodworth
Simeon Secrest
Iva Gilber
Henry Gilcher
J. F. Stockdale
Patterson brothers return home after visit
Charles Patterson and his brother Glenn of Combus have returned home yesterday evening after visiting their mother and the former’s wife on the corner of Stewart Avenue and North Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Patterson
Glenn
Combus
Stewart Avenue
North Eleventh Street
Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidney health improves all body organs, urges trial and doctoring kidneys first, notes bottle sizes fifty cents to one dollar, and offers a free sample by mail from Kilmer & Co. Binghanton New York.
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Vou
Cambridge Player Jack Kennedy Struck by Pitch At Electric Park
Jack Kennedy of the Cambridge baseball team was hit on the left elbow by a pitched ball during a Saturday game with the Sene Caville team at Electric Park. He fell ill briefly until Dr. E. E. Vorhies in the crowd provided aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kennedy
Cambridge
Senecaville
Electric Park
E. E. Vorhies
Guernsey
Bil Kerrigan
Simon
Mone
J. Kennedy
Kerrigan
Moorehead
Porsuema
Morehead
G. Oceuve
Wallace
Ferguson
Keller
Campbell
Ayers
Camden
Walters
Wood
Cambridge students admit cracking Patterson home with firecracker
At about 11:55 p.m. Saturday two Cambridge youths, who had rented livery rigs, threw a cannon firecracker through a window at W. B. Patterson’s home near Rix Mills. The device exploded in the parlor, damaging the room. Patterson and his family were asleep upstairs. The two students admitted the act, claimed they intended to drop it in the yard, promised to pay for damages, and no arrests were made after alibi checks and payment arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Patterson
Rix Mills
Long
Cambridge
Patterson
New Concord
Baker Thomas Donnelly Burned In Byesville Explosion
Thomas Donnelly of Zanesville, a baker at the Ideal Bakery in Byesville, suffered severe burns to his face neck hands and arms from a gas explosion at the oven Sunday. He had opened the oven door to inspect it and lit a match when gas leaked from a pipe all night. The blast threw him back and flames scorched his face as the oven remained undamaged.
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Thomas Donnelly
Zanesville
Ideal Bakery
Byesville
Donnelly
Bids Opened for Public Building Sites in Cambridge Ohio
Washington correspondent reports Treasury Department bids for public building sites in Cambridge Ohio. J H Morgan offers northeast corner Fifth street and Brown avenue at 12000 dollars. E D Shively bids northeast corner Steubenville avenue and Eleventh street at 10000 dollars. Miss Beulah Wiley of this city and Miss Martha Colgin of Byesville visited Buckeye Lake over the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Treasury Department
Cambridge
Ohio
J. HH. Morgan
Fifth Street
Brown Avenue
E. D. Shively
Steubenville Avenue
Eleventh Street
Beulah Wi"ley
Martha Colgin
Byesille
Buckeye Lake
Mrs Van Horne and Miss Lund Visit John Spencer Family
Mrs Martha Van Horne and Miss Mary Lund of Toledo are the guests of John Spencer and family on Clark Street, staying as visitors in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha van Horne
Mary Lund
Toledo
John Spencer
Clark Street
Cambridge Wind Over Senecaville at Electric Park
At Electric Park Cambridge beat Senecaville 4 to 3 in a morning game with Cambridge scoring all runs in the fourth inning. In the afternoon Senecaville walked off, forfeiting to Cambridge 9 to 0 after refusing to continue, due to travel plans and player fatigue.
Siblings Remain After Death of Local Woman
The obituary notes six surviving siblings plus a brother, with relations in New Lexington Byesville and Colorado. Funeral services were held this morning.
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New Lexington
J. A. Allison
George Warner
John Beatty
Richard Moore
Byesville
Elizabeth Asheton
Colorado
Former Citizen Passes Away in Cambridge Ties
Relatives in this city have word of the death of Mrs. Henry Giles of New Lexington Ohio who lived in Cambridge about twenty five years ago. She died Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock after a long illness of complications. She is survived by a husband and five
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Henry Giles
New Lexington
Cambridge
Matinee Races Highlight Cambridge Driving Park Event
Over 3 000 spectators attended the Cambridge Eyesville Driving Park matinee on the Fourth. Races included hippodrome events, a Glass Plant v Tin Mill baseball tie 10 to 10, and a concert by the Cambridge City Band. Nine year old N Rosenberg fainted from heat but recovered with aid from Dr H A Green and Dr Cramer.
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Driving Park
Klondyke
Love City
Cambridge City Band
Ohio
Cambridge-Eyesville Driving Park Association
N. Rosenberg
H. A. Green
Cramer
Dewey Avenue
Birds Run Social Adds Ice Cream and Cake
Social at Bird's Run on Saturday July 11 invites all residents to enjoy ice cream and cake. Oil strike reported on George Clemens farm after Mr. McKee shot the well on Friday at 10 o'clock with about 200 witnesses. Neighbors and relatives visited and group activities occur around Newcomerstown Otsego and Cambridge areas.
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Bird's Run Oil and Gas Company
George Clemens
Mr. McKee
G. H. Stephen
Elisha Swigert
Newcomerstown
W. H. Brower
J. D. Williams
Cambridge
W. E. Johnson
Harry Cunningham
Wheeling
W. Va
Muriel Ingram
Otsego
John Ingram
Mr. al. Hammersley
Oldham
Miss Sadie Jenkins Sets Canton Visit
Miss Sadie Jenkins of Woodlawn Avenue left this morning for a several weeks visit with friends in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Jenkins
Woodlawn Avenue
Canton
Soldier Captain Steele Claims First For Forward March Start
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recalls Captain F. G. Steele of Newark who taught drawing and penmanship for 16 years and claims to have been the first to shout forward march to Major General Charles Dick. Steele led the Akron rifle corps and helped Dick join Co B of the Eighth Ohio, shaping Dick’s military and political rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Steele
Newark
N. E. A. Doings
Charles Dick
Senator Dick
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Steele
Dick Tympanum
Akron
Akron Rifle Corps
Eighth Ohio Regiment
Rifle Corps
Co B
Cleveland
Child’s wrist cut by glass in yard accident
Five year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Clark of North First Street injured Saturday afternoon when a fall caused his right wrist to strike glass. Dr W N Bradford attended and closed the wound with several stitches.
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Fred Clark
North First Streets
W. N. Bradford
Pharmacy Manager Burned Pouring Carbolic Acid
Manager W. R. Frye of Temple Pharmacy suffered a painful burn to his left hand Friday evening when carbolic acid spilled from a large bottle. Dr. Chapman was in the store and provided necessary aid.
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W. R. Frye
Temple Pharmacy
Dr. Chapman
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised By Local Resident
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina says Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best in the world and cured a felon on his thumb. Heiner in Byesville and Neilley & Co. carry the salve for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N. Cc
Neilley & Co
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
Purkey Heads to Bankers National Convention
J. C. Purkey of the Central National Bank departed this morning for Thousand Isles to attend the Bankers National convention.
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J. C. Purkey
The
Central National Bank
Thousand Isles
Bankers’ National Convention
Harsch Couple Returns Home After Visit in Zanesville
Mr and Mrs Louis Harsch have returned to their home in Zanesville after a pleasant visit with A J Harsch and family on Clark Street.
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Louis Harsch
Zanesville
A. J.harsch
Clark Street
Bankers Barnesville Delegation Heads to National Convention
Messrs. Barnes prominent bankers from Barnesville were in the city today en route to Thousand Isles to attend the Bankers' National convention.
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Messrs. Barnes
Barnesville
Thousand Isles
Bankers’ National Convention
Miss Kraemer Moves From Judge Campbells to Oak Harbor
Miss Kraemer formerly residing with Judge and Mrs. J. W. Campbell on Last Wheeling Avenue is now staying with relatives and friends at Oak Harbor.
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Kraemer
J. W. Campbell
Wheeling Avenue
Oak Harbor
Hodder Heads to Cleveland After Telegram on Father
George F. Hodder departed this morning for Cleveland after receiving a telegram reporting the serious illness of his father, the venerable Rev. F. Hodder. The family awaits further word as authorities monitor the situation.
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George F. Hodder
Cleveland
Rev. F. Hodder
Community Notes From Bloomfield and Nearby
New Concord R D 1 residents visit friends in Bloomfield. Mrs Lane and daughters return to Cambridge after a Bloomfield visit. Mrs Duff of Byesville calls on Bloomfield friends. J N Morrow spends Monday in Zanesville. Alex Gilles on the sick list. Lettie Bell of Bloomfield visits Otsego. John Ballantine calls in Zanesville. Most farmers have wheat in shock.
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Frank Jamison
Little Son
Texas
W. G. Lane
Cambridge
Bloomfield
J. R. Duff
Byesville
J. N. Morrow
Zanesville
Alex Gilles
Lettie Bell
Otsego
John H. Ballantine
Fourth Proved Ideal Fourth of July in Cambridge and Guernsey
Weather was nearly perfect as Cambridge and Guernsey County celebrated Independence Day. Families picnicked reunions and trips filled the day while driving park events and ball games drew big crowds. Chief Long and patrols enforced a sane Fourth with Mayor Bradford backing the effort and only minor accidents reported.
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Cambridge
Guernsey
Senecaville
Electric Park
Long
Bradford
Cambridge Camp to Join Local Union at Assembly
Charles McCollum reports that the Cambridge Camp will join the Hiawatha Assembly with the Zanesville Camp joining Cambridge. The Cambridge Camp will become the largest on the grounds with about sixteen tents plus a dining tent, housing roughly five people per tent during July 21 to August 2.
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Charles McCollum
Cambridge
Hiawatha Assembly
H. E. Baker
Zanesville
Assembly
Bank President George Trenner Visits City En Route to Convention
President George Trenner of the First National Bank of Byesville stopped in the city today while traveling to the Bankers' National convention at Thousand Isles.
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George Trenner
First National Bank of
Byesville
Bankers’ National Convention
Thousand Isles
Mrs Mary McCortle Returns From Cumberland Visit
Mrs Mary McCortle, who resides with Mrs C C Cosgrove and family on East Wheeling Avenue, returned this morning from a visit with relatives in Cumberland.
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Mary McCortle
C. C. Cosgrove
East Wheeling Avenue
Cumberland
Miss Mame Boyd Returns From Tyner Visit With McFees
Miss Mame Boyd comes home with her grandparents Mr and Mrs G W McFee who accompanied her from Tyner. They will visit here this week.
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Mame Boyd
Tyner
G. W. McFee
Heer
Oil Well Strikes Light Oil Near Bird's Run
Bird's Run Oil and Gas Co. drilled a well on the George E. Clemens farm near Bird's Run. The Berea formation 30 feet thick was struck at 900 feet on a Otsego to Scio line. Estimated flow 5 to 15 barrels per day. Company has 5,000 acres leased. two additional wells planned. Major stockholders include Cambridge residents P E Gibson W C Diehl and P J Hannan.
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Bird’s Run
W. C. Diehl
P. J. Hannan
Otsego
Scio
Berea
Short Change Artist Attempt Foiled in City Store
A well dressed stranger tried to pass a twenty dollar bill for two five cent cigars at Greek-Americans store just before the parade. He asked for ten dollars in change for half the amount, but the clerk detected the anomaly, counted the change, and alerted police.
Fireworks Start Small Office and Home Blazes
Two ladies entering Dr. C. A. Moore's office found a rug on fire from a sky rocket entering an open window. They extinguished flames and aired out smoke after Dr. Moore left briefly. In a separate incident on North Twelfth Street, fireworks from the street ignited curtains in a second story residence causing small damage.
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C. A. Moore
North Twelfth Street
Delegates Head West for Elks National Convention
E. 8. Gallup of West Steubenville avenue departs Thursday for Dallas Texas as a Cambridge lodge delegate to the Elks National convention.
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Gallup
West Steubenville Avenue
Dallas
Texas
Elks
Cambridge Lodge
Bellaire visitors return home after visit
Misses Annie Keyes and Catherine Manley and Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Charles Briedenthal of Bellaire, who had been visiting Mrs. Sadie Jenkins and Margaret Lewis, returned home last night.
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Annie Keyes
Catherine Manley
John Clark
Charles Briedenthal
Bellaire
Sadie Jenkins
Margaret Lewis
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G. D. Dugan
Jos. Hilton
Frye
Tom Kennedy
Sisman
Young Cook
W. H. Davis
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Clay C.—Carnes
Ashland Boy
Boyd
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Walker
Warner
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Gregor—Roby
Dollie B
Bonnell
Toby—Whitten
Bond Reneeene
Frances B
Orr
Golden Medium
Archer Mollie C.—Cramblett
Red Mack—Patterson
Farmer Boy—Jeffries
Chas. McCulley
Mr. Archer
John McCreary
Dr. Green
J. C. Orr
H. L. Stewart
Oig
New Concord R. D
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Birds Run Oil Gas Co
Geo. E. Clemens Farm
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
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