Tariff Commission Debate and Manufacturer Backing
The 1912 tariff commission plan faced support from the National Association of Manufacturers who sought delay to aid monopoly. Col Mulhall testified that the association aimed to prevent tariff revision, raising questions of motives and public rights as elections undermined the effort, per the New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Senator Reed
Mulhall
Col. Mulhall
Tariff Commission
New York World
Revolt in China Sparks Global Unease and Change
The article notes a widespread Chinese rebellion with over 150 million in revolt seeking a true republic not a dictatorship. It warns that major powers face stakes due to existing commercial ties and global unrest affecting both continents and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Earth
Ohio's Administration Saves Over Nine Hundred Thousand
Columbus report credits state administration with saving 914 721 37 dollars in the year. Receipts total 14 036 902 with disbursements 13 122 130 63, despite critics claiming possible bankruptcy. The savings bolster the administration against calls of extravagance and duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Commonwealth
Brennan
Ella Flagg Young Resigns Chicago School Post
Ella Flagg Young, superintendent of Chicago schools, resigns due to inability to carry out plans amid disharmony with the board. Her appointment had sparked a sensation, with an annual salary of $10,000. She is widely regarded as a capable educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ella Flagg Young
Chicago
Board of Education
Senator William Green Named International Secretary Treasurer
Senator William Green is appointed to the post of International Secretary-Treasurer for the United Mine Workers of America to fill the vacancy left by Ed win Perry of Oskaloosa Iowa. The country and the cause of miners need more men like Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
United Mine Workers of America
Edwin Perry
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Mae
Guernsey County Paves Way on State Road Plan
County commissioners focus on good roads improvements with priority on the old Guernsey county pike. The project aims to enhance the route through the state and receive timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Free speech and abuse in public discourse
The fragment argues that free speech should be respectful and persuasive, not abusive or name calling. It contends that shouting insults at passersby is not free expression but a crime, contrasting kind, considerate rhetoric with harmful attacks.
Free Speech Amid Tyranny and Ignorance
A State Journal quote argues that free speech belongs to a free government only when spoken decently and considerately. It contends violent or tempestuous language signals truth’s loss and warns against license over virtue in public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Narrow Escape as Buggy Overturned by Interurban Car
Messrs D I Neal and Charles Murray of the National Coal Co. narrowly escaped injury Monday when their horse, driven to Minnehaha mine, was frightened by an inbound interurban car on South Eleventh street. The horse turned and the buggy overturned, throwing both men to the ground. The car halted quickly and passengers aided the pair, who suffered only slight injuries. the buggy was badly broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Neal
Charles Murray
National Coal Co
South Eleventh Street
Minnehaha Mine
Land
Posible
Cars Repainted and Remodeled by N M P T Co
General Superintendent Hays oversees remodeling of all city and interurban cars. Four city cars are repainted with new front dashes, two open and two closed, and now in service. Open cars remodeled and in service. remaining cars under repair to be placed in service this week.
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Supt. Hays
Traveling salesman loses money in Ohio depot incident
S. H. Creighton of Wheeling arrived in Cambridge on Monday without $13. In the Bellaire Depot toilet he left his pocketbook, returned to recover it, only to find the money had been taken. He telegraphed his company for funds to continue his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Creighton
Wheeling
Cambridge
Bellaire
Local residents and visitors share news of travels and events
Miss Clara Mehaffey sails to Chautauqua for several weeks. Mrs. George Coburn visits sister in Cambridge for a few days. Dr. T. H. Rowles returns from Belmont county. Earl G. Price visits friends in town. Miss Marion ODonnell visits Miss Lillian Murphy. Doctors Johnson and Frame operate on infant Beggs of Antrim. patient recovering well. Miss Ada Hiedlebaugh visits Cambridge friends. Irma Hughes visits Senecaville with Ruth and Freda Davidson. Mrs. R. Shafer returns to Cleveland after visiting Armbruster family. Miss Mabel Doyle returns to Pittsburgh after vacation with Doyle family. Couples Minto and Stephens enjoy week in Detroit and Indiana. Bertha and Flora Mathews visit Newcomerstown. Flora stays briefly. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burris a son. T. W. Scott and W. P. Woodworth travel to Byesville on business. William McMullen returns from Florida trip with fruit samples. City car brake chain breaks, car crashes lightly with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Rowles
Belmont County
Earl G. Price
Stanleyville
Marion O'Donnell
Barnesville
Lillian Murphy
C. R. Johnson
C. A. Frame
Robert Beggs
Antrim
Ada Hiedlebaugh
Love City
Cambridge Friends
Irma Hughes
Ruth
Freda Davidson
Columbus
Senecaville
R. Shafer
Cleveland
William Armbruster
Mabel Doyle
Pittsburgh
G. A. Doyle
South Twelfth Street
Clyde
Byesville
William McMullen
Florida
Ernest ©. Taylor
Barberton
Cambridge
John Neilly
Elizabeth
S. S. Sultzer
Flushing
Mary Shultz
Varietta
Williamstown
W. Va
Thomas Williams
Irene Leff
Niles
F. C. Rankin
Harriett Gibson
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Harvey Smith
New Philadelphia
J. F. Smith
Rainey Avenue
S&s. L. Miller
Coshocton
Frank Miller
Susie F. Bell
Kimbolton
T. W. Ogier
Rochester
N. Y
Grand Lodge of Elks
Cambridge Lodge
Grand Lodge
Denver
A. G. Boyd
Steubenville
Ruby Harsch
Clark Street
Zanesville
Corner Stone Laid At New Lutheran Church
Rain interrupted the corner stone ceremony for Christ's Lutheran Church at East Steubenville Avenue and Eleventh Street. Rev. R W Doty led the event with Rev. R J White, Rev. J W Bressler, and church officers assisting. The article recounts church history from 1901 and notes plans and progress toward completion, with the cornerstone laid after delays in material supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ’s Lutheran Church
East Steubenville
North Eleventh Street
R. W. Doty
R. J. White
Cleveland
J. W. Bressler
Pleasant City
Mr. White
Synod
White
Cambridge
Christ's Lutheran Church
M. W. Bay
South Eighth Street
William Seigfried
D. J. Eddington
Thos. H. Love
Adam Bates
Peter Seigfriend
Dealcons
Martha A. Bay
Mary L. Bay
Isabelle Bay
Maggie Bates
Margaret Seigfried
Belle Reinhart
Tara Reinhart
Estella Bay
Mary Baslick
Joseph Dudley
Dora Dudley
Minnie Bunnel
Mary J. Seigfried
M. A. Edington
T. Dunn
Nellie Love
O. F. Harshman
Leffort
Madison Avenue
W. J. Kratz
Steubenville Avenue
Eleventh Street
Chas. Moss
E. C. Johnson
B. H. Toyneens
J. L. Tur
Ralph J. White
East Ohio Synod
L. J. McDowell
Board of Home Missions
Jeffersonian
Guernsey Times
Lutheran Observer
Lutheran ‘Church Work
Jall
Mr. McDowell
Miss Spence Called Home in Old Washington
The Old Washington community mourns Martha Spence age 17 daughter of A L Spence after an appendicitis operation led to pleural pneumonia. A Methodist Episcopal church member and popular young woman, she leaves a father, step mother, two sisters Mary and Anna, and two brothers Foster and Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Washington
Martha Spence
A. L.spence
Mary
Anna Spence
Foster
Frank
Gov Cox to attend Cambridge Old Home Week festival
Gov Cox accepted an invitation to be present on the first day of Cambridge Fall Festival and Old Home Week. He may be joined by other state officials. The event aims for a true home coming with high quality attractions and no confetti sales. Invitations will be sent to about 1,500 former Cambridge and Guernsey County residents. The finance committee seeks more contributions as costs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Cambridge
A. R. McCulloch
Guernsey
Nationwide Gas Service booklet promoted by Ohio Fuel Supply Co
The Ohio Fuel Supply Co distributes Nation al Gas Service a booklet by Samuel S. Wyer M E consulting engineer of Columbus. It traces gas from well to home stove or fireplace with maps diagrams and cost of living insights, noting it as a comprehensive reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Suply Co
National Gas Service
Samuel S. Wyer
M. E
Columbus
Local Social Notes Highlight Oklahoman's Visit and Church Praise
Miss Hattie M. Clark visits brother W. Y. Clark in Oklahoma City. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sheerin return from a trip to Rocky Fork with Mr. and Mrs. Ll. A. Arneal. Bell Valley couple C. M. Horton guests of R. T. Porter. Code Ringer and T. D. Lee families plan Buckeye Lake visit. Vera Shaw returns from Cassells Station after Cambridge trip. Rev. C. J. Rose preaches both services at First Baptist praising new church with fine acoustics and Sunday school setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M. Clark
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. Y. Clark
North Seventh Street
Robert Sheerin
Ll. A. Arneal
Rocky Fork
C. M. Horton
Belle Valley
R. T. Porter
Code Ringer
T. D. Lee
Buckeye Lake
Vera Shaw
Cassells Station
Cambridge
J. E. Addison
Marietta
C. J. Rose
D. D
Granville
First Baptist Church
Ohio Baptist Convention
Tragedy on B. and O. Train No 106 Claims William Tharp
William Tharp, 35, resident of the Glass Plant addition, died at Cambridge hospital after being thrown from B and O passenger train No. 106 in the cut between the tin mill and glass house. Coroner Rowles ordered the body prepared for burial. theories abound on how the accident occurred. Survived by wife and mother, Mrs. J. T. Riggs of East Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tharp
Glass Plant
City Hospital
Cambridge
McDonald & Stevens
Fred Lane
No. 106
Yarnell
Rowles
Tharp
J. T. Riggs
Court Pleas docket reports divorces money judgments and naturalizations
Jane Harbin seeks divorce and custody accusing husband of drunkenness neglect and cruelty. New case J N Roby versus W H Stiles noted. Money case 1110 dollars plus interest. Isabel Lowry versus Federal Fuel Mining Company listed. Sheriff to pay June 1912 taxes on lands sold. Naturalization day yielded 38 citizenship applications. Various cases continued dismissed or decided with judgments and appeals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Harbin
W. W. Stewart
Common Pleas Court
J. N. Roby
W. H. Stiles
N. H. Barber
James C. Orr
Sarah C. Jones
Cambridge Savings Bank Company
Isabel Lowry
Federal Fuel & Mining Co
Marshal Lions
William Rigby
I. N. Roby
W. M. Stiles
Squire's Court Covers Warranted Libel and Fence Destruction
Two warrants sworn in Squire Reasoner's court on Monday charge Andrew Williams with malicious libel against his wife Elizabeth Megyesi and with tearing down a fence around the Megyesi home. Both waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury with $100 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Reasoner
Steve Megyesi
Old Orchard Mine
Andrew Williams
Elizabeth Megyesi
Megyesi
Grand
Americans Lift the Davis Cup at Wimbledon
The American tennis team defeated Australia Germany and Canada before overpowering England to claim the Davis Cup. McLoughlin secured the final singles victory over Dixon sealing the American victory and global title. Several local residents return or travel for visits and events follow the sports triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Wimbleton
England
M. E. McLoughlin
H. H. Hacket
R. N. Williams
McLouglin
C. P. Dixon
Stevens to Erect Large Brick Building on West Wheeling
The frame Stevens property adjoining the European hotel on West Wheeling avenue is being torn down. A three story brick building will rise in the next months owned by J K Stevens of Byesville. First floor will have two large store rooms while second and third floors will be flats. Two business concerns will occupy the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Wheeling Avenue
J. KE. Stevens
Byesville
Child Fatally Injured by Street Car in Columbus
Four year old David Fryman was fatally struck by a street car while crossing a Columbus street with a stick of candy. The incident occurred today, July 28, as the child wandered across the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
David Fryman
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Cambridge Ad
Cambridge resident George Braden testifies to the kidney remedy Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving back ache rheumatic pains and fatigue. The ad touts the product price 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole agents and urges readers to recall the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Dean
George Braden
Dewey Ave
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
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the Tariff Commission
Ohio's Business
Clara Mehaffey
Chautauqua
George Coburn
Woodlawn Avenue
Clara Miller
Fletcher
NEW Lutheran Church
Cora
Tbh
Miss Spence
Gov. Cox
WM. Tharp
Common Pleas
William C. Rose
Sarah J. Hutchison
W. H. Gregg
Guardian Ad Litem
Julia Payne
John Payne
John A. Thompson
The
Morris Coal Company
J. F. Stewart
R. KE
Prams Et al
Squire's Court
Astor
Castor
FacSimle Signature of
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Crinhon
Onimion Ag
Ee CoponicuTs &c
Tenta
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Omics
Washington, D, C
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