French Cannot Get Married as Mayors Refuse Duties
Premier Clemenceau warns that resignations by mayors over wine adulteration laws will bring legal fallout. Infants born unregistered face social exile, deaths lack permits risk imprisonment, and heirs may lose property without death certificates. Some towns seal halls with bricks or cannons, delaying marriages and holidays until winegrower demands are met.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Argellers
Mehy
Stirring Up Trouble Yellow Journals Try to Stir Enmity
In Tokio on June 14 reports claim yellow journals exaggerate anti Japanese sentiment in the United States. Large photos of burned Japanese restaurants in San Francisco are shown with lurid captions, inflaming readers. Editorials in Shimbun further provoke public feeling.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
Themerican Republic
San Francisco
California
Shimbun
Navy to Ship 1000 Tons Coal to Japan Amid Peace Signal
Washington June 14 strong evidence of U S confidence in peaceful relations with Japan came as the navy department ordered a shipment of 1000 tons of coal to the ally. The action signals continued cooperation and readiness between the two nations.
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Washington
Japan
Navy Department
Coal kept at 1010 O hama harbor for Asiatic station ships
The United States naval station at 1010 O hama harbor Japan holds coal for American vessels attached to the Asiatic station to avoid returning to Manila for supplies.
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United States Naval Station
Ohama Harbor
Japan
Manila
Perkins Fares Well in Insurance Bond Case
A New York special grand jury dismissed the complaint against George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co in connections with bonds of the International Mercantile Marine. He faced six indictments over alleged forgery tied to 1903 transactions involving bonds sold among Morgan company Perkins and New York Life Insurance with later transfers and a questioned blotter entry.
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New York
George W. Perkins
International Mercantile Marine Company
Perkins
J. P Morgan & Co
New York Life Insurance Company
Armstrong Investigating Committee
Grand Jury
Mr. Morgan
The
New York Life
Eddie Tate Confesses to School Board Safe Dynamiting
Eddie Tate admits to dynamiting the Peoria School Board safe with accomplices Eddie Fay and Patsey Flaherty to steal 86000 forged script from former Superintendent Daugherty. He says a prominent city citizen paid 4800 for the job. Also notes social happenings: Trenner of Zanesville on business, Crisp-Dobbins wedding in Barnesville, and local family travel and funeral mentions.
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Eddie Tate
Peoria
Ills
Eddie’’ Tate
Eddie Fay
Patsey Flaherty
Daugherty
W. L. Trenner
Zanesville
Heirs of Wm Levis Sell Farm to National Goal Co
The National Coal Co. pays 10000 dollars for 337 acres of Sevis farm in Jackson township, part of a larger coal land holding. John Hamilton of Byesville arranged the sale with heirs Mary Siens, Alice Siens and family, including the late Wm Siens. The firm plans to expand operations with existing mines Little Kate Black Diamond and Keystone and to sink new shafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Levis
Goal Land
National Goal CO
National Coal Co
Guernsey County
Sevis
Jackson Township
John Hamilton
Byesville
Mary Siens
Alice Siens
Wm. Siens
Jacob Ringer
Lions Farm
Cambridge
Guernsey Valley
Black Diamond
Keystone
Beautful site at Hiawatha Park hosts B Y P U sociable
A large gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Clark on North 10th street heard reports from various organizations showing strong activity in the B Y P U. The Hiawatha committee chose a site at Hiawatha Lake Park for the Cambridge delegation with twelve tents already engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Clark
North 10Th Street
Halsey Pollock
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Lake Park
Cambridge
Clear Fork
Messrs. Shrider
Carman
Amos
Clark
Hart ford coal tests yield satisfactory results
Excitement mounts in Hartford as coal tests on the Campbell and Robins farms near the Sec rest farm, leased by Dr. Belford of Barberton Ohio, meet with strong approval. He refuses exact figures but plans another test hole on the Secrest farm and has leased about five hundred acres, believed tied to the Barberton Match Co. of Barberton.
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Hartford
Campbell
Robins
Secrest
Belford
Pleasant City
Barberton
Aged women die in Shaker settlement fire near Cincinnati
A fire today destroyed the four principal buildings of the Shaker settlement at White Water near Harrison Ohio. Three aged women Mrs Keuchle Bear Katherine Sterr and Mary Middleton were burned to death. Charles Sterr and Andrew Bass were seriously injured.
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Cincinnati
White Water
Harrison
Ohio
Keuchle Bear
Katherine Sterr
Mary Middleton
Charles Sterr
Andrew Bass
Saloon Owners File Bankruptcy Petitions in Columbus
Roush and Frazee proprietors of a West Turner saloon and Roush and Morris owners of a West Wheeling saloon filed bankruptcy petitions through attorney James Joyce in Columbus courts. Papers left with the referee George D. Dugan and expected back by Monday. Also reporting legal business in Cambridge and visits in Cambridge and Cumberland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roush & Frazee
West Turner Avenue
Roush & Morris
West Wheeling Avenue
James Joyce
Columbus
George D. Dugan
Tin Mill Pays Out $14 000 In Regular Payroll
Friday was the regular pay day at the tin mill and over $14 000 were distributed to the employees. Many workers deposited large portions of their wages in local savings banks and building and loan institutions, evidencing the mill’s impact on Cambridge and the financial strength of its workers.
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United States Steel Corporation
Cambridge
Stripped of Morality in Orchard Cross-Examination
In Boise on June 14, lawyers for the Western Federation of Miners pressed to impugn Harry Orchard’s motives as they cross-examined his life of crime. They argued Orchard lied to save his own life and lamented the supposed manipulation of his answers by others while urging the jury to doubt his sworn statements.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Meribah McDonald Weds Curtis Archer in Intimate Home Ceremony
On the fortieth anniversary of H. F. and Mrs. McDonald the daughter Meribah married Curtis Archer at the bride’s East Steubenville avenue home. Rev. E. A. Jester officiated before about twenty relatives. The couple will live with the bride's parents.
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H. F. McDonald
Meribah
Curtis Archer
E. A. Jester
M. E. Church
East Steubenville Avenue
Ure la Follette
Mr. Archer
Cambridge Glass Co
Large Class Entertained at Picnic on North 7th Street
A 70 strong musical club under Miss Estelle McCartney enjoyed a Thursday picnic on the lawn and porch of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Scott on North 7th street. Rain prevented plans to visit the Mehaffey home. games and music filled the afternoon with elegant refreshments. Attending women included Mrs. Leasure, Mrs. Chas Hammond, Mrs. Mary McCartney, Misses Hattie Steele, Grace Criswell, and Clara Mahaffey.
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Estelle McCartney
R. T. Scott
North 7Th Street
Mehaffey
Miss McCartney
Scott
Leasure
Chas. Hammond
Mary McCartney
Hattie Steele
Grace Criswell
Clara Mahaffey
Jury Convicts Mayor Schmitz in San Francisco Bribe Case
In San Francisco on June 14 Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz was found guilty of extorting fees from restaurant keepers. Abe Ruef testified against him after pleading guilty, marking the first major conviction in the city’s anti graft drive. The jury deliberated about an hour and a half.
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San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
Abe Ruef
Schmitz
John J. Barrett
Barrett
Ruef
Charles E. Capp
Burns
Associated Press
Dunne
Wooster University Honors O T Corson with Doctor of Laws
At Wooster University commencement on June 13, President Louis FE Holden announced the board awarded Hon. O T Corson the Doctor of Laws degree. Corson formerly led Cambridge schools and served as State School Commissioner, a prominent Ohio school figure with many Cambridge friends.
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Wooster University
Louis FE. Holden
Wooster Universty
O. T. Corson
Corson
Cambridge
Ohio
Ircles
Moss Couple Arrive in Liverpool on Vacation
Mr and Mrs James Moss arrived safely at Liverpool and went to their boyhood home 16 miles from the port where Mrs Moss senior lies ill. They report improvement and plan to visit London and the continent, with most of the vacation to be spent in the Isle of Man Southport and Blackpool.
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Cambridge
James Moss
Liverpool
Moss
Great
London
Isles
Manx
Southport
Blackpool
Threats of Harm Ended in Arrest for Local Man
A Fair Ground addition resident Sam Procter threatened officers with a hatchet in a hayloft standoff after police arrived to arrest him. He was restrained and jailed after arrest. Procter arraigned for intoxication and fined five dollars plus costs. Charles Bailey fined ten dollars for furnishing liquor to a minor but jailed for nonpayment. Will Smith cited for disorderly conduct and fined one dollar plus costs.
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Fair Ground
Sam Procter
S. S. Meredith
Robey
Proctor
Procter
Bradford
Charles Bailey
Churchman
Zanesville
Will Smith
Middleton
Court House News and Matrimony Totals
Cumberland marriages listed for Howard Craft Lola Alli son Cambridge John Allison Leah Ship man Derwent and others. Common Pleas reports plead guilty to assault and battery with fines and jail until costs paid plus cases with plea withdrawals and prison terms. Cambridge Savings Bank cognovit note and a divorce with gross neglect of duty noted.
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Howard H. Craft
Lola C. Allison
Cumberland
John A. Allison
Leah Shipman
Cambridge
Arthur Phillips
Daisy Shrimp
Derwent
Ohio
Andy Libnok
John Pudrark
Nolle
Zanesville
John Tucker
S. Sheppard
R. T. Scott
Milton H. Turner
Minto
Cambridge Savings Bank Co
Walter Mitchell
O. V. Wells
Lloyd C. Baker
G. D. Dugan
Walter Bell of Kimbol to the city on business
Walter Bell of Kimbol travels to the city on business for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bell
Kimbol
Frid
Miners Leg Crushed In Laura Mines Accident
Frank Johnson of Cold Bridge near Caldwell suffered a severe mine accident at Laura Mines around 2 AM when his right foot was caught in a machine chain. He was dragged into the machine, tearing the foot and ankle. He was rushed to Dr. Keenan's hospital where surgeons amputated the leg midway between knee and ankle. his condition is described as very hopeful.
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Frank Johnson
Cold Bridge
Caldwell
Laura Mines
Keenan
W. H. Keenan
Commencement Report From West Lafayette College
Dr C E Sheppard returned from West Lafayette where he attended the commencement exercises of the college and reports a most successful occasion. President J H Straughn delivered a favorable financial report showing flourishing condition. At the board of trustees meeting Thursday afternoon the resignations of Miss Satterwhite piano teacher and Mr Gregg commercial department instructor were received. No successors named. other faculty members including President Straughnn were re elected.
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C. E. Sheppard
West Lafayette
Pres. J. H. Straughn
Board of
Satterwhite
Gregg
Straughnn Down
Cadet Report On Hyatt Stock Appraisal Filed
W H Adams of Zanesville with his brother appointed by the common pleas court to appraise C M Hyatt china stock. Report to Sheriff Moore lists stock 729.96, fixtures 91.75, total 821.71. Cumberland High School held commencement with eight graduates and a class address by Freeman T Eagleson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Long
Adam Broom
Common Pleas Court
C. M. Hyatt
Sheriff Moore
Cumberland High School
Freeman T. Eagleson
Weller Theatre Orchestra
Zanesville
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Geo. W. Perkins
Morgan
Charles Thornberry
North 9Th Street
Crisp—Dobbins
Barnesville
Polly Clark
Ray and
Mary LePage
Harriosa County
David Lewis
Foster Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Daniel Pinkett
Miss Bessie
North 6Th Street
Hiawatha Park
Cambridge Deleration
B.Y.P.U. Sociable
Attorny J. L. Douglass
Quaker City
Harry Simons
Greenfield, C
Robert Hammond
South 8Th Street
A. J. Lingenfelter
East Wheeling Avenue
Kimbolton
Charles F. Green
W. B. Green
Maribah McDonald
Thomas Madison
Newark
W. G. Phelps
Rainey Avenue
Deersville
Belle Connor
Belle Valley
Nancy Beckett
Sylvester Geary
North 4Th Street
Deglares Schmitz
Frisco
Mrs
Fair Ground Addition
Court House News
Ralph Patterson
Lulie M. Ferbrache
Thomas M. Johnson
Sarah M. Hayes
Curtes Archer
Meribah McDonald
Common Pleas
Peter Pifer
Eddy Leech
Abe Enos
Miner
Laura Mine
West Lafayette College
W. H. Adams
South 9Th Street
Song
Ayer
Merona Ayo’ Manual
Ayers
Lowell
Mass
Dr. Shoop Laboratories
Neilley & CO
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