Stillings Housed Like a King in Audited Office Clash
Washington February 7 The president cancelled Public Printer Stillings contract and ended the audit system at the government printing office causing a probe into extravagances. Landis says the audit system is a gold brick but some features may stay. Rossiter to report after impartial survey within weeks and advise reducing the office to a business basis.
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Priftter. Rossiter
Govern- 7
Wrize
Tha
Govert
Landis
Indiana
Stillings
Rossiter
Census Bureau
Rossitter
Government Printing Office
Wide ranging Ohio Valley news in brief from February 10
The bulletin reports multiple incidents across Ohio and nearby states including a death from a ruptured blood vessel, river ice dangers on the Muskingum, a major oil company receiver appointment in Sharon, a fatal house fire in New Martinsville, a coasted boy's death in Mount Pleasant, bids for a new Youngstown courthouse, an injury on the railroad in Greenville, oil prospects at the Crail farm, a mercy recommendation for L. B. Archer, and tragedies in Be in Behtown Altoona Harrisburg Marion Cincinnati Corry and more, with various accidents, crimes, and unusual events detailing local life.
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Butler
Ladies’ Oil Company
Crail Farm
Petersville
New Martinsville
W. Va
L. B. Archer
Wirt
Baton
Charles Heler, Nair
Youngstown
Henry Pfeil
Smith Brewing Company
Pfeil
Harrisburg
George Young
New York
Young
Marion
Cornelius Daly
Lee County
Kenton
Kentucky
Ohio
Trial testimony targets Capitol furnishing plans in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Kev. 7, central figures Stafford, Lewis, and former officials face corroboration by John Lachman and others as the defense prepares a grilling and the Commonwealth aims to wrap proceedings. Expected witnesses include Huston, Stanford Lewis, and possibly former Governor Pennypacker risking defendant testimonies.
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Stafford Bb
Lewis
Sanderson
Snyder
Maidwes
Public
Shumater
John Lachman
Joseph M.tunton
Huston
Stanford B. Lewis
Lachman
Chicken Thief Riddled After Chase in Snow
Isaac Bevan of Shenandoah, Pa. was killed by twelve bullets fired by Anthony Sinkiewicz after a pursuit in fresh snow. Bevan, unarmed, carried seven chickens in a bag before collapsing. Sinkiewicz surrendered and faces murder charges in Pottsville, Pa.
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Isaac Bevan
Shenandoah
Anthony Sinkiewicz
Sinkiewic
Bevan
Sinkie- Wicz
Leap Year Girl's Quick Wedding Impetus
Philadelphia February 7 Miss Louisa M Hahn led to the altar at Mount Airy Methodist Episcopal church by Horace Laucks of Germantown. On New Year’s Day she told him I like you very much Let us get married He asked for time to think over and Laucks decided within four hours to marry.
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Philadelphia
Louisa M. Hahn
Mount Airy Methodist Episcopal Church
Horace Laucks
Germantown
Hahn
Laucks
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John Bobby
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A.L. Damon
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Hunton
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Fairfield Heights
Josephine & Blacktick
Harry Liekert
Blacktick
William Houston
Sblacktick
John P. Craig
Josephine
King & McClain
H. R. Anderson
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Oak St
E.c.crossman
Farmers Bank
Phone
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Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.C. Wallace & Son
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Earle G. Weamer
Main St
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