George White for Congress in Ohio Fifteenth District
George White, a Democratic candidate in Ohio's Fifteenth District, is profiled as an industrious self made man. The narrative highlights his perseverance from school through Princeton, varied early work, Klondike adventures, and later success in oil and ventures in Monroe, Moran Nobte, and Washington counties. He is described as honest, Christian, and community minded, with a record of public service in Washington County and election to the Ohio legislature. He is portrayed as capable and trustworthy, with election seen as beneficial to the district.
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George White
Ohio
Mr. White
Ofl Fields
White
Alaska
Chilcoot Pass
Yukon
States
Thomas L. Greer
Davis
Manetta
Waste
Monroe
Moran Nobte
Washington
Caldwell
First Presbyterian Church
Marietta
Irle
Yourus Men's Christian Association
Washington County
Pattison
Fifteenth
Local Notes From Londonderry and Nearby Towns
Mrs. 5. G. Hughes and relatives visited Barnesville. George Smersin visited his father in Hopedale. David Barrett, teaching No. 10, moved to Antrim and plans to barber there then return to teach. Calvin Bendure will move to Steubenville after a sale. William Brean bought his mother's farm. Mack Duncan paints his house. Joseph Morton of Uhrichsville visits. Allan Logan home from Guernsey to see family. Craig Knouff moves to Cambridge to ply paper hanging and shoemaking. W M Logan sold land and plans Seattle winter. Mrs. Narcy Arnold and Mrs. Vickers visiting. Thomas Part plans barberton move for carpentry. C P Saviers appointed secretary treasurer of London derry Mutual Insurance Co.
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David Barrett
Antrim
Calvin Bendure
Steubenville
Wm. Brean
Wilkins Tract
Mack Duncan
Joseph Morton
Ubrichsville
Allan Logan
Guernsey
Hold Court on a Train Mingweion Ta Oct 20
Court was held on a New Orleans train at Mua where Claud Fisher and Migs Minaie Mayet faced fencing charges. A teen was jailed in Qnawn amid fears officials believed an attempt to implicate Fisher.
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Mingweion
Hele Oon
Muawero
Claud Fisher
Qnawn
Ts Aiorities
Fisher
Dyramite Blast Hurts Man and Narrow Escape Reported
A dyramite blast occurred near a well twelve feet deep injuring Mr. Tatman with internal harm. Fragments of the calf were found while others escaped. The incident involved local territe forces and a person named Jenny and left a man possibly unrecovered.
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Tatman
Lanelend
Nadly
Mr. Tatman Wa
Spark Falls Nto Powder Explosion Kills Three Miners
A powder explosion at a mineral mine on Oct 23 killed three miners and injured a fourth family member. The blast occurred in a section where shot firers worked, and the entry shaft and gear were damaged. Police and local officials investigated the incident as families mourned the victims.
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Imnets
Unionist church foundation and rural phone switchboard plan
Local notes report crop conditions with wheat sowing and fair apples while corn husking slows. Health updates include Mrs. Julio Dyer improving. notes on residents, school progress, and church construction. A Rural Telephone Co. plans to switch to a private local switchboard to enable cheaper, town to town communication and urges adoption by nearby lines.
Snowbound Rails and Perilous Plight on Plains
A heavy snowstorm crippled rail travel from the Rocky Mountains to the Missouri River, causing livestock losses and fruit spoilage. Telegraphs were down and schedules disrupted as Denver reported up to 24 inches, with temperatures from 4 to 30 above zero and severe conditions at higher elevations. A mail clerk was injured when a window was shot at in Corona, while nearby a man named Felix Crawford died after being shot during a home attack. Crawford’s son-in-law A. Long faces charges.
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Rocky Moon
Missouri River
Wewr Bureau
Denver
Corona
Wooffat
Jrmr
Oman
Cole Camp
Alice Winemiller
Warsaw
Pittsburg Markets Oct 22 Run of Livestock Report
The Pittsburg market sheet shows corn and yellow ear prices, with mixed ear and fat goat bids. Cattle futures note heavy steer demand at 4:0, with steers, calves, hogs, and sheep offered in fair to good conditions and varying prices across meat categories.
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Pittsburg
Ehaire
Chajee Medina
Aed
Vigat
Lamba Pte
Wethera
FASTA
Local Guests Visit Friends and Clergy Event
Miss Belie Dennis of Cambridge and Miss Sade Bicke of Pleasant City visited relatives here. Mrs Frakes and son Je of Measant City stayed with Charlie Verian. Benson Collison of Cambridge visited sister Mrs Findley. Jasper McKee of Caldwell visited his son Harley. The YYtharch hosted a reception for Rev R L Ryall and bride. Spencer township Sunday School convention met at C P church with Anna Colvin present delivering two addresses. Langley elected president, Moorhead vice president, Taniel secretary and treasurer.
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Frakes
Meas
Ant City
Charlie V Verian
Benson Collison
Cambridge
Findley
Culliver
Jasper McKee
Caldwell
Harley
Spencer Township
C. P
Anna Colvin
J. A. Langley
West Vear
Fragx Moorhead
Lida M. Taniel
Golden wedding jubilee in Antrim marks 50 years
The village of Antrim celebrated the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maddin on Saturday October 20. The wedding linen was reused for a celebratory dinner and Mr Maddin urged a Christian life. Mrs Maddin declined to respond to remarks, overwhelmed by feelings as dignitaries offered notes of thanks and congratulations.
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Robert Maddin
Antrim
Golden wedding anniversary wedding day reflections
Indian summer light drapes a family gathering of seventy five relatives and friends as Mary Tidrick recounts fifty years of married life. Rev. W R McMunn leads scripture, prayers, and a program of readings, recitations, and poems while siblings, children, grandchildren, and a Cambridge photographer document three generations. Robert Maddin born 1830 in Londonderry left Ireland at two, Martha Lindsey born 1836 near Antrim, and their children include J G Logan, S B Tidrick, and S Lt Maddin amid well wishes and gifts marking the milestone.
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W. R. McMann
G. G. Copeland
W. R. McMunn
Mr. McMunn
Mr. Copeland
Mary Tid Tick
H. Tiarick
Jennie Maddin
S. L. Maddin
Kate English
W. D. Deselm
McMunn
Maddin
Thore
Robert Maddin
Jonderry
Ireland
America
Martha Lindsey
Antrim
Sanuel Finley
J. 3. Logan
S. B. Tidrick
S. Lt. Maddin
Washington Church Notice and Local Social Roundup
Preaching will be held at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning and evening by Rev. F. L. Woollett. Mrs. McGrath and her daughter Miss Blanche of McConnelsville guest of Mrs. John Shipman. A. P. Frame and wife visit Cambridge with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Heiner visit family on West Main. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Frame visit Eyesville. Washington girls plan a Hallowe'en party at the town wall on the 31st. Lawrence's sells knit boots, socks, rubber boots and gum footwear. Samuel Kackley moves from Saltfork to his new Washington property. Relatives of Mrs. Margaret J. Hopfer of Cleveland invited to Blanche Edith Hopfer Frederick wedding in Washington on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hopfer was formerly Maggie Bormer. Obituary notes include Isaac Luzadder, 72, death by heart disease in his home. Funeral Friday. interment at Cesar Gibson's Station. Mrs. Catherine Laughman, late John Laughman, dies after long illness. ten children born, dignified Catholic life, funeral Friday morning at Cesar Gibson's Station attended by relatives from East Liverpool, Cambridge, and Montana.
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James McCreary
Eyesville
Washington
Lawrence's
Samuel Kackley
Saltfork
Margaret J. Hopver
Cleveland
Blanche Edith
Aldbert A. Frederick
South Bend
Indiana
Happer
Maggie Bormer
Catherine Laughaian
John Laughman
John la Easton
Ireland
Yall
McKenna
East Liverpal
Wm. Smith
Cambridge
Mamie Mullen
Montana
Players Camp Planned in Colorado by Cahan Group
A group led by M. Cahan and allies announces a players camp in Colorado to aid players seeking rest and recuperation. The plan aims to provide a climate favorable to recuperation and rest for those involved in professional football and related sports.
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Gsorse M. Cahan
Cocado
Can
Frey
Coeradi
Tarpian
Coors
Megan
Acca
Cotum
Age Winn
Welsh
Devon
Colorado
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George Whith
Congress
Londonderry
5. G. Hughes
Marion Tyde
Wife
Maggie
Barnesville
Jas. Tlusehes
Smersin George
Hopedale
Craig Knouff
W. M. Logan
Seattle
Wash
Narcy Arnold
Smyrna
Isaac Vickers
Hiedment
Hunts
Thomas Part
Barberton
C.P. Saviers
Londonderry Mutual Insurance Co
Mr. Saviers
Yrang
Syond Service
Ussessning
Jamieson
Pittsburg Dispatch
Taft
Woestiesien
Hter
Gibson
Julio Dyer
Dr. Bird
Chas. Heiner
Byesville
J. B. LaRue
Paul
John Beymer
Laughman
John
Euston
B. C. Secrest
Hartsford
Grand View
Carl Gibson
Daisy Warne
Pleasant Valley
Stella Secrest
Circleville
Mr. Bridges
Granville
Baptist Church
Sue O'Donnell
Wheeling
Leatherwood Valley Mutual Telephone Co
Guernsey County
Steurkas
Choise Stockera
Cumberland
Belie Dennis
Sade Bick’e
Pleasant City
Jobo Sunday
The
YY Tharch
Rev
R. L. Ryall
Bride
Aloe
Presbyterian Church
F. L. Woollett
Latch Lia Washington
Esmerth
Towns
Isaac
Famiy Toon
Jaco
Andrew J
Wasington
Aaron
Lere City
Isaac Luzadder
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