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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

8

Markets Report Across Cities With Cattle and Hogs Totals

Market receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and lambs across Bolaeo Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg and Cleveland. Cattle on hand include steer heifer and calf categories with prices from 4.50 to 9.00 while hogs show broad spread from 6.50 to 7.50 per hundred pounds. Wheat corn and oats futures noted with No 2 red and mixed grades.

Chicago Texas East Buffalo Jie ST Ada Pittsburg Cincinnate QO Marine Cleveland Norkers of Stapes Val Howe

Penitentiary Guards Admit Holding Up Colored Convict

Two guards, William F. Marsh of Delaware and Asa B. Coonrad of Sandusky County, resigned after Warden Jones charged them with holding up and robbing a gray convict, identified as Washington, serving time for burglary. They admitted taking money from him and returned the funds on the warden’s demand. Packers to Dissolve. The National Packing Company to be dissolved by August 1 under guidance of Attorney General Wickersham.

Columbus William F. Marsh Delaware Asa B. Coonrad Sandusky County Jones Corg Washington Jackson County

A Pearl of Great Price and the Voice Within

A regional essay on voice and tone, urging gentleness and kindness in youth. It warns that harsh speech harms the heart and home, while a soft voice reflects a kind heart and steadiness in daily life. The author notes the danger of sharp tones sticking and advises lifelong vigilance.

South Hibu Burritt

Stage Manager Questions Past Runs in Witty Exchange

Horatio Barnes Tormer questions a colleague about road records and past performances in a playful dialogue. The exchange explores what the other stage manager has achieved on previous tours.

Ilave Horatio Barnes Tormer Friend

Roosevelt Seeks People Rule in Party Confrontation

Roosevelt confronts Taft and national bosses at a charged rally urging a people driven reform of the Republican Party. Senator Borah praises Roosevelt while warning against corrupt committee practices and demanding fair seating of delegates.

Convention Opens as Roosevelt Leads Republicans in Chicago

The Republican national convention opened in Chicago at the Coliseum with former President Roosevelt directing efforts for another ticket while Taft waits in Washington. About 12 000 attendees filled the session as Victor Rosewater, acting chairman, called the event to order and Rev. J F Callahan gave the opening prayer.

Chicago Coliseum Chicago Roosevelt Taft White House Washington War Victor Rosenwater Wand-dmely Rosewater J. F. Callahan St. Michael's Catholic Church

Tragic Honeymoon Crash Kills Couple Near Erie

A couple on their honeymoon, Thomas A Idore and his bride, were killed when Lake Shore train No 43 struck their automobile seven miles east of Erie. In Springfield Ohio, aviator Mrs. Dittin Clark of Denver died during a practice flight at the state fair grounds.

Erie Thomas A Idore Lake Shore Here Springfield

Tornado Devastates Zanesville Church Killing Two Men

A June 17 tornado in Zanesville, Ohio killed two men, injured several others, and destroyed about $500,000 in property. The catastrophe centered on St. Thomas Catholic Church where the steeple collapsed into the auditorium during mass, killing Thomas Skinian and John F. Dynan and injuring many worshipers.

Zanesville St. Thomas Catholic Church J. P. Roche Thomas Skinian John F. Dynan

Cyclone Storm Wrecks Ohio Towns and Kills Three

A cyclonic storm on June 17 devastated parts of Ohio from Columbus to Plain City and Kile. Three people died, 50 to 75 injured, and thousands in property damage reported as homes and blocks were ruined. Traction lines, wires, and telegraph poles were down along with widespread homelessness.

Columbus Ohio Worthington Plain City Kile Barnhard Daniels Zanesville Westerville & Columbus Columbus, Delaware & Marion Traction

Children’s Home Damaged in Fierce Storm at London

Severe rain and wind swept through London Ohio on June 17 causing major damage. A section of the Madison County Children’s Home was demolished but no inmates were injured.

Children’s Home London Madison County

Kansas Cyclone Roars Through Missouri Leaving Dozens Dead

A tornado swept from Bates and Johnson counties in Missouri into Kansas, killing twenty people and destroying homes. The storm began near LaCoy Gene and moved northeast, ending five miles northeast of Drexel. The 50 mile path wiped out full families as it ripped through the area Saturday evening.

Kansas Missouri Mission Kansas City Bates Johnson Counties LaCoygene Kan Fts Drexel, Mo

Graduate Killed In Auto Ride After Ohio State Commencement

A Columbus dispatch reports one student dead and six injured after an automobile accident that marred Ohio State's commencement. The deceased is Frank P. Quigley of Sistersville West Virginia. Mary Quigley, his cousin, is listed as fatally injured with severe arm and leg injuries.

Columbus Oho State Frank P. Quigley Sistersville W.va Mary Quigley

A Family Affair in a Pennsylvania County Court

A well known lawyer describes a trial in a conservative Pennsylvania county. Eleven jurors have been drawn and a juror named Allen is questioned about kinship to the defendant. The prosecutor challenges for cause citing distant relation, noting the eleven jurors are distant relatives of the defendant Green Bag.

Ayas Chilgren Tightpont Aviiteyer Aip Ives Tiis Pennsylvania Tatesman Allen

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