Cambridge City Appropriation Cuts For Six Months
Cambridge Council trims the six month budget to 31 103 25 with police salaries raised and funds shuffled. Home Coming and Fall Festival uses street and public property approved under director Leyshon supervision.
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Cambridge
Gilmore
Yarnell
Needs
Gibson
BE. W. Mathews
Counell
Guernsey County
Gov. Cox
Mathews
Stewart
Bell
Service Leyshon
R. C. Ryan
Spring Street
Grant Avenue
A. O. Duffey
Director of Service
Cambridge Old Home Week appeal seeks funds and volunteers
The finance committee led by E. W. Matthews asks Cambridge residents to donate promptly to support the Old Home Week event. Treasurer T. R. Deselm and local newspapers will publish contributions as the drive grows, with invitations soon sent to former citizens for participation.
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E. W. Matthews
Cambridge
Delaware
Chm
Mathews
T. R. Deselm
Punty
Petition Scandal Threatens Green Workmen Law Vote
Investigation into forgery and fraud in petition signatures for a referendum on the Green workmen's compensation law leads Governor Cox to task Attorney General Hogan with the probe. Across counties, evidence of forged signatures is alleged, risking the law's submission to voters unless 15 000 to 16 000 fraudulent signatures are proven in court. 77 824 signatures were filed with Secretary Graves. 62 204 would suffice to trigger action.
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Columbus
Cox
Hogan
Attorney General's Department
W. L. Finley
Charles H. Graves
Graves
Wilson
Washington
Congress
Pleasant City Notes of People and Visits
Pleasant City July 8. Thurston Barton from Athens summer school spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Alf Barton and others were callers in Cambridge. Nealt Tompkins visited the county seat Monday. Foster Barnes of Byesville came to town Sunday evening. John Boswell received a telegram from son Roy in Sandusky asking them to come at once. they left Saturday. W. D. Archer went to Waynesburg Pa for ill son William. he and his wife are visiting relatives there. May Dunlap visits relatives in Corning. Mrs. Chas Harper and Glenna Secrest spent last week in Gloucestershire. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Mooths and
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Baltimore
Mos. Bayly
John Gwinn
Laconing
Wm. Burt
Harry O'Morrow
Zanesville
Duncan’s Falls
C. EB. Secrest
Cambridge
C. R. Taylor
Clara McLaughlin
Ava
Delma Daugherty
Akron
Nye Campbell
U. S
J. W. Bressler
Albert Hickle
Canton
Charles E. Bird
This Place
Henrietta Dawson
O. J. Dawson
Youngstown
Gordon Parsons
Pleasant City
Thurston Barton
Athens
Alf Barton
John Worthington
Champ Snide
Nealt Tompkins
Foster Barnes
Byesville
John Boswell
Roy
Sandusky
W. D. Archer
Waynesburg
William
May Dunlap
Corning
Chas. Harfper
Glenna Secrest
Gloustes
Tariff bill progress and wool duty postponement in caucus
The caucus completed the tariff bill reconstruction and adopted a motion to delay wool duties. Free raw wool begins December 1 and reduced woolen manufacture duties take effect January 1.
Result of July 4th shoot at Ouaker City
The tally lists shooters and bird counts led by G. R. Colvin 50, O. Wright 41, H. B. Garber 42, Orrison 41, Harrison 39, Wilson 39, Hunt 38, Tope 38, Stubbs 31, Finley 28, Patterson 22. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Frame and son R. S., Jr., of Washington meeting Mr. and Mrs. Eckles of Crafton, and Miss Susie Manning of Cameron returning from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Urban Mathews in Cambridge.
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Ouaker City
G. R. Colvin
O. Wright
H. B. Garber
Orrison
Harrison
Wilson
Hunt
Tope
Stubbs
Finley
Patterson
R. S. Frame
Washington
Cambridge
Joseph Eckles
Crafton
Susie Manning
Cameron
W. Va
Mrs. Urban Mathews
Lauterbach Under Volley of Questions in Senate Inquiry
New York lawyer Edward Lauterbach faced relentless cross examination by the Senate lobby committee in Washington. He admitted exaggerating about Democratic opposition to steel trust investigation and denied knowing about Lamar impersonations. Lauterbach avoided blame, saying Lamar framed statements attributed to Senator Stone and himself.
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Washington
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Senate
Lauterbach
Lewis Cass Ledyard
J. P. Morgan
Steel Trust
David Lamar
Palmer
Riordan
Democratic Party
Senator Stone
Ledyard
Stone
Lamar
Kuhn interests seek receivership for major local firms
The Kuhn group, a dominant force in local banking and traction lines, seeks receivership for J B and W B Kuhn company and American Waterworks and Guarantee company of New Jersey. J B Duff named receiver for the two firms, with J B Kuhn W S Kuhn and J H Purdy as receivers. A fourth receiver to be named later. The Kuhn interests control traction lines across western Pennsylvania and are building large dams on the Cheat river in Virginia to supply power.
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J. 8
Kuhn
J. K. Duff
American Waterworks and Guarantee Company of
New Jersey
J. 8. Kuhn, W. S. Kuhn
J. H. Purdy
Pennsylvania
Cheat River
Virginia
Kuhns Bank Failure In Pittsburg Ties 155 Million To 175 Million Assets
A Pittsburg banking house Kuhns faces suspension of two national banks and a loss range of 155 000 000 to 175 000 000 across bank resources bonds and stocks. The collapse impacts over 40 public utilities companies and related finances. New York report details the extensive exposure and involvement in the failed institution.
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New York
Kuhns
Pittsburg
Balkan War Developments Reach Greek Advances and Bulgarian Shifts
News from Saloniki notes Greek forces occupy Demirhissir and Strumitza as Bulgarian General Ivanoff retreats northward after losing troops to Krivolak. Other dispatches claim Ivanoff struck a surprise blow that scattered 80 000 Greeks under King Constantine, seizing Nigrita and adjacent positions.
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London
Albania
Romania
Turkey
Balkan
Saloniki
Demirhissir
Strumitza
Lad's Wheel Demolished in Taxi Collision
Corwin White a 13 year old of Gaston avenue was struck by a taxi driven by Frank Dickins at the corner of Wheeling avenue and Seventh street. His bicycle wheel was demolished but he was thrown clear and escaped injury. Mrs Jennie Shilling of East Liverpool returned home after a visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Keitfer.
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Sheehan
City Park
Gillespie & McCulley
Leyshon
Carnes
General Fund
Park Fund
Clark
Cunningham
Arnold
Blaine Avenue
Cosby
East Stewart Avenue
Fromlark Street
Finley Avenue
Spring Street
T. B. Towner
East Wheeling Avenue
Corporation Line
Electric Light Company
Wheeling Avenue
South Eighth Street
Dilley
Capt. Kidd
C. L. Gibson
M. J. Rampar
Corwin White
Gaston Avenue
Frank Dickins
Seventh Street
Jennie Shilling
East Liverpool
Charles Keitfer
Parisian Sage for Dry Hair and Itchy Scalp
An advertisement claims Parisian Sage stops itching, cleanses dust and oils, removes dandruff, and makes hair soft, fluffy, and abundant. A 50c bottle is advertised as saving hair and promoting growth, with Brenan & Wilson selling it.
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Brenan & Wilson
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Highland
Wheeling Avenues
Fair Ground
Humane Society
W. T. Carr
Corporation
McFarland
Gambridge
Mrs. Wm, Mooths
Fetc
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Prospect Avenue
May Department Stores Company
New May
May Building Company
May Department Stores Co
Chicago
Capiat Greenebaum
Clark and
Randolph Streets
Eighth Street
Shry Bros
Union Shop
Astounds
Wall Street
Lad
Lincoln Chautauqua Orchestra
Lincoln Chautauqua
Harrie L. Bland
Bland
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