Judge Weber Rules On Spira Suit And Other Civil Actions
In common pleas court Judge L J Weber orders the plaintiff to pay the defendant 152 dollars with costs to be shared. 200 dollars in clerk’s hands to be distributed per order. Other cases heard include Hoopman vs Fordyce and Lowther vs Lowther continued. Tillett case and jury commissions noted. divorces granted to several plaintiffs with costs assigned accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Weber
Samuel Spira
Leo Spira
Common Pleas Court
J. A. Hoopman
Sadie A. Fordyce
Weber
Ida Lowther
Julius Lowther
Ohio
Seibert
Berry
Clara Dempsey
R. T. Scott
Joseph Dempsey
Katharine Gazdyscok
Andrew Gazdyscok
McGinnis
Guernsey County
W. P. DeHart
Court House
B. Hood
Cambridge
Emmet Dixon
Byesville
J. W. Frost
Fairview
State
Romney Tillett
McGinn
Tillett
Ted
Ille
Enos
J. H. Mackey
McCollum Returns From Visit With Relatives
McCollum of Fast ig avenue has returned from a trip to Sonora where he visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re McCollum
Fastig Avenue
Sonora
Standpatters Wrest Tariff Question in Congress
The Standpatters in congress fight a tariff debate rooted in 1910 and 1912 debates. The people elected to power expect obedience from their servants and can reverse policy by voting in 1914. The test of a tariff revision rests with the people and the two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Blue Monday warnings cite motor accidents and harm
The State Journal notes a new Blue Monday with headlines about automobile and motorcycle crashes across the country. It cites dozens killed or injured, including 24 in Ohio, urging care and Sabbath observance while riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Journal
Parties Plan Joint Campaign Drive for 1914 and 1916
The Democratic National and congressional committees coordinate efforts for campaigns in 1914 and 1916. Leaders prepare a joint conference and President Wilson approves the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Japan asert to California land rights sparks protest
Discussion clarifies the Japanese question to an extent. The President and others agree that California legislation does not breach any treaty. Japan's attempts to interfere in domestic affairs are shown as impudence and an insult. The note adds that Americans are prohibited from owning land in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Japan
United States
Journal and Messenger
Theory for the Deluge by Isaac N. Vail
The State Journal recounts Isaac N. Vail's flood theory. He proposed earth rings of watery vapor formed by heat and rotation, causing the glacial period as the ring contracted. Heat then turned vapor to water, flooding the earth except Noah in the ark, with scripture quoted to support the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac N. Vail
Earth
Saturn
Noah
Mr. Vail
State Journal
Ohio Governor Cox uses militia to curb strikes without bloodshed
The policy to avoid firing on citizens during strikes is praised as a historic achievement of Governor Cox. He refused to deploy troops in Akron and Cincinnati, arguing disputes can be resolved without bloodshed. In Cincinnati the stalemate harmed transportation and business, though no lives were lost as streetcars resumed operation amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Ohio
Akron
Cincinnati
Street Railway
Ohio Strike Settlement Ends Without Bloodshed
The Governor declined a troop deployment initially but promised quick action if needed. State leaders monitored the Queen City as the strike escalated. Soldiers were requested on Saturday, and two days later the dispute was settled with trains running again and no violence reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Ohio
Governor Cox appoints B F McCann as OSU trustee
The governor names Hon. B F McCann of Dayton as a trustee of the Ohio State University. McCann is a Denison alumnus and former Montgomery county probate judge, known statewide as a capable lawyer scholar and businessman. The appointment reflects Coxs personal knowledge of his fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
B. F. McCann
Dayton
Ohio State University
McCann
Denison University
Montgomery County
President Wilson to Order Army Engineers Flood Study
President Wilson met with Ohio Governor Cox and announced a full investigation and report by army engineers on conditions along the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. He said flood prevention work will be pursued in a thorough, decisive manner and completed under the current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cox
Ohio
Mississsippi
Commoner
Conciliation Policy Faces Obstacles Amid Party Drift
The standpatters resist the conciliatory plan as leaders strive to bridge differences. Progressives seem to move toward the Democratic camp. Last year’s tariff split caused Republicans to align with Democrats, leaving the tariff and trust leaders like Speaker Cannon and John Dalzell behind, with no change in their views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker Cannon
John Dalzell
Tax Levy Limits For 1913 Budget In Illinois
A. B. Peckinpaugh of the State Tax Commission reports that based on Attorney General opinion the Kilpatrick bill will not affect 1913 tax levies except the two specific millages for good roads and flood emergencies. The total taxes a district may levy in 1913 cannot exceed the 1910 total plus nine percent, leaving budget commission personnel unchanged for 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Peckinpaugh
State Tax Commission
Kilpatrick
Budget Commission
Progressives plan Senate candidates across states
Walter F. Brown of Toledo says Progressives will field a candidate in every state with a U S Senate election next year. He announced the policy after the Progressive executive committee met in New York. The group will continue as a distinct party, while old standpatters concede their power waning and seek crumbs from the Progressive table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
United States
Progressive Executive Committee
National
New York City
Studebaker News Foreign Edition Launches in Detroit
Volume 1 number 1 issue of the Studebaker News Foreign Edition edited by Frank B. Amos arrives with a sixteen page magazine devoted to Studebaker interests worldwide excluding the United States and Canada. It features numerous machine and leadership cuts and is neatly printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker News
Detroit
Michigan
Frank B. Amos
Studebaker Corporation
United States
Canada
Local residents visit Cambridge and area towns
W M Stanley of Niles Ohio returns from Cambridge visit. Mrs W A Meredith of Birmingham also comes home after a week with Cambridge relatives. Mr and Mrs Marvel Alloway visit Tyner then Marietta. Samuel Miller of Coshocton returns after visiting his brother Frank. Mrs G M Wilson and Wanda of Kimbolton shop in Cambridge. Rebekah lodge holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Mrs C Newton leaves Monday for Newcomerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .M. Stanley
Niles, C
Cambridge
W. A. Meredith
Birmingham
Marvel Alloway
Tyner
Mavel Alloway
Marietta
Samuel Miller
Coshocton
Frank Miller
G. M. Wilson
Wanda
Kimbolton
Rebekah
C. Newton
Newcomerstown
Worker Loses First Three Fingers In Mill Accident
Harry Miller of West Gomber avenue lost the ends of his first three fingers on his left hand Monday at 4:30 am when the shears repeatedly cut as he worked. He was taken to the mill hospital where Drs B E Vorhies and Clyde Vorhies treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
West Gomber Avenue
Mill
Last Call for On 10 Washington Contest Entries
Guernsey county youths urged to enter a farming contest by June 1 for a chance at a free Washington trip. Names listed include Barl Shipe Quaker City and Lewis Hunter Cumberland among many others. Prizes are funded by local banks and officials with rigid rules enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Washington
Guernsey County
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Barl Shipe
Quaker City
Oxford
Lewis Hunter
Cumberland
Spencer Township
Carl M. Shipley
Oxford Township
Charles Cooper
Ralph Cooper
John George
Gilmore
Washington Township
Frank Linn
Lore City
Jefferson Township
Dwight R. Nicholson
Byesville
Jackson Township
John S. Conaway
Winterset
Madison Township
Walter Watson
New Concord
Westland
Harold Crow
Speaker Township
James Siddle
Buffalo
Valley Township
Walter Shepherd
P. J. Bell
Cambridge
Cambridge Township
T. E. Blackwood
Londonderry
Everett J. Bair
Freeport
Fractious mule injures man on Walhending mine trip
Carl Clark 21 of Pleasant City was kicked by a quiet mule on a Walhending mine run. He suffered a broken right leg above the knee, a dislocated left hip, a severe head laceration, and back injuries as the cart dragged him. He received initial care at home and was later moved to Keenan hospital for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhending
Carl Clark
Pleasant City
Clark
Wallenfeltz
Keenan Hospital
Local residents return from visits and departures
P. A. Berry left Monday for Wolfe Station where he will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. John Ray of near Rix Mills returned home Monday after visiting their daughter Mrs. Frank Watson. W. L. Johnson of Zanesville returned home Monday after spending a few days in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Berry
Wolfe Station
John Ray
Near Rix Mills
Frank Watson
W. L. Johnson
Zanesville
Cambridge
Dr. Emory W. Hunt Resigns Denison University Presidency
United Press reports Dr. Emory W. Hunt resigns as president of Denison University Granville Ohio effective at end of current school year. He has received offers including Rochester Theological Seminary presidency and posts with Baptist groups. Possible successors include Dr. Frank W. Shepardson and Dr. Clark W. Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Emory W. Hunt
Northern Baptist Convention
G. M. Veters
Cincinnati
Denison University
Granville O
Brooklyn
California
Hunt
Denison
Tremont Temple
Boston
Frank W. Shepardson
Chicago University
Clark W.chamberlain
Vassar
Large crowd hears Supt. Baker in campaign kickoff
Rev P A Baker general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League spoke at the First M E church Sunday May 25 in Cambridge. He praised past efforts and outlined future league work while noting improvements since his last visit and observing fewer intoxicated revelers outside saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E
P. A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League
Cambridge
Wheeling Avenue
State Meeting Attended by Local O U A M Members
Messrs C C Long H C Callihan and James Nicholson left Monday for Uhrichsville to attend the State Meeting of the O U A M. Long is State Counsellor Callihan treasurer Nicholson Cambridge lodge delegate. H L Bates formerly of the city now in Cincinnati joins Finance Committee and will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
C. C. Long
H. C. Callihan
James Nicholson
Uhrichsville
Long
Callihan
Nicholson
Cambridge Lodge
H.L. Bates
Cincinnati
Mrs Smitley and son return from Kimbolton visit
Mrs J M Smitley and her son Richard of Massillon returned home Monday after a visit with her sister Mrs Ross Berry. Also Mrs Ek Mathews of Kimbolton accompanied by her son James Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Smitley
Richard
Massillon
Ross Berry
Ek. Mathews
Kimbolton
James Mathews
Memorial Day Observances Across Cambridge
Memorial services were held by the Cambridge G A R under Post Commander W H C Hanna with a 100 strong march to the Presbyterian church. The Women's Relief Corps conducted a first of its kind memorial on Ninth Street bridge scattering flowers at 2 30 PM. The Red Men Hockhocking Tribe held ceremonies at Northwood and City cemeteries led by Thomas Gaderall with addresses and graves decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cambridge G. A. R
W. H. C. Hanna
Presbyterian Church
W. L. McCormick
Women's Relief Corps
Ninth Street Bridge
G. A. R. Post
Edith Whitcraft
Elizabeth Sheerin
Cyrus Secrest
Pritchard
Martha Bonnell
God
Kidd
Moore
Northwood
City
Cambridge Band
Thomas Gaderall
Zanes‘ville
I City
Gaderall
First Baptist Church
W. K. Bridge
Result of Last Boxwell Exam
In Cambridge this year 245 applicants sat two Boxwell examinations with 64 passing. A county commencement will be held in August with Prof. J. H. Dickason delivering the address. Of 91 who took the May 17 exam, 18 were successful including Harry Blair Ralph K. Brown Ralph Cooper Chas. Cooper John Conaway Leon Hill Harold Luse I S McGee Ray May John Soshko Wilda McCulley Hazel Horr Lucille Inglish Marie Starr Clara Thompson Mary O Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
J. H. Dickason
Wooster
Harry Blair
Ralph Kk. Brown
Ralph Cooper
Chas. Cooper
John 8. Conaway
Leon Hill
Harold M. Luse
I. S. McGee
Ray May
John Soshko
Wilda McCulley
Hlazel Horr
Lucille Inglish
Marie Starr
Clara Thompson
Mary O. Wallace
Sugar Tree couple returns from visit with Kirkman family
Mr and Mrs Kirkman of Sugar Tree returned home Monday after visiting his mother Mrs Elizabeth Kirkman. Ralph Adams of South Ninth Street left Monday for Newcomerstown where he will establish his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kirkman
Sugar Tree
Elizabeth Kirkman
Ralph Adams
South Ninth Street
Newcomerstown
Dean's Kidney Pills Praise Endures in Cambridge Ad
Jeffersonian readers have long seen praise for Dean's Kidney Pills with proof of merit. George Braden of Cambridge Ohio confirms eight year old statements of benefit from Doan's Kidney Pills for rheumatic pains and weak kidneys, noting his son also saw similar relief. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
George Braden
Dewey Avenue
Cambridge
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ady
County Sunday School Convention Elects Officers
The Guernsey County Day School Convention at Pleasant City completed two days of sessions with large attendance. Officers elected for the next year include President Rev. J. F. Cash of Pleasant City and Treasurer Ralph G. Ferguson of Cambridge, plus department and executive posts across Cambridge, Pleasant City, Quaker City, Byesville, Spencer Station, Kimbolton, Antrim, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Pleasant
Guernsey County
J. F. Cash
Pleasant City
Ralph G. Ferguson
Cambridge
W. G. Wolfe
Quaker City
G. G. Shurtz
Byesville
Temperance
Spencer
Spencer Station
Local Notices and Personal Moves in Salesville Area
Salesville items show Albert Foraker buying a fine horse while William McBurney sold two work horses last week. Frank Bales moved his saw mill to Rose farm west of town. William Kelley takes a brother’s child to raise after the mother’s death in an accident. Paints brighten residences of Albert Foraker and Mrs Brill. Idella Kagan plans a Cincinnati visit to see her son at medical college. Funeral attendees from Pittsburg and Denison region join services for Miss Lucinda Rose. Iva Scott visits Noble county relation F A Foraker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Foraker
William McBurney
Frank Bales
Rose Farm
William Kelley
Brill
Idella Kagan
Cinccinnati
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Ollamer & Co
TOR
D.C
Trave Marus
Gurt
Cos
Wipramsect
Ha Il
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Fletcher
Jeffersonian
National Bank of Cambridge
Central National Bank
C. L. Casey
First National Bank
George White
DR. Hunt
Denison Univ
Supt. Baker
County Sunday School Convention
Anna Colvin
Olive Adair
R.A. Shott
B. F. Arnold
Anna B. Hill
L. E. Hawk
W. F. Bierly
H. W. Amos
A. B. Dennison
Antrim
C. Ellis Moore
Salesville
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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