Former B I S Boy Makes Good After Clean Slate
Chester Welsh, 20, walked from county jail with a clean slate after 12 years in Lancaster Industrial School and Mansfield State Reformatory. He pleaded guilty to burglary tied to a Feb 3 break-in at A G Spalding Sporting Goods in Columbus, got a suspended sentence from Judge Rogers, and was placed under sheriff supervision at home to reform.
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Chester Welsh
Lancaster Industrial School
Mansfield State Reformatory
Welsh
A. G. Spalding Sporting Goods
Sr. High St. Columbus
Rogers
Lancaster Rofers
Sheriff Slack
heyl
White Sox Meeting at Mack's Cigar Store
The Lancaster White Sox will meet at Mack's Cigar Store tonight at 7. All players will report promptly.
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Lancaster White Sox
Mack’s
Fine Exhibition As City Champions Trimble Daugherty Dominate
A large crowd witnessed Trimble and Daugherty, city champions in doubles, defeat Ellsworth and Martin by 238 pins in a five game match. Trimble posted a stellar 249.5 average over five games and a 300 potential, with Martin close behind on a 307.4 five game average, while Ellsworth surged near 260 as the contest drew praise for high marks and dramatic finishes.
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Trimble
Daugherty
Ellsworth
Martin
Dowling
Primble
cits
Alartin
Elsworth
Lancaster
Trintte
Bull Trimble
Marin
Bowling contest ends with high scores and late start
The match started late delaying a large crowd as fans awaited an announced date. Ruft claims near 200, while friends joke about tight pants. A rematch between the same pairs is planned within two weeks with scores showing Trimble and Daughert among top totals across several frames.
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Ruft
Daughert
Ellsworth
Martin
Troop 3 Meeting Tonight in Seoul at Seven sharp
Members of Troop 3 will meet at the office of their Seoul Master tonight at 7 o'clock sharp. Important. O. H. Nurse, A S M.
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Seoul
H. NURSE
S. M
Lancaster Opposes Highway Route Change at New Lexington Meeting
The advisory board of Fairfield County unit of the Sherman Sheridan Highway met in the Chamber of Commerce with J C Elder and F B Stevenson of Rushville and E Huston and G Carr of Amanda and J W Sextauer of Lancaster. George P Rising J H Goldcamp and JW Deffenbaugt presided as governors to discuss the proposed route change through Bremen Junction City New Lexington and Crooksville. Lancaster attendees were scarce amid opposition to routing the highway via Bremen and Crooksville.
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dttte
Fairfield county
J C. Elder
F B. Stevenson
Rushville
A E. Huston
Carr
Rnanda
J. HW. Sextauer
Lancaster
George P. Rising
J. H .Goldcamp
JW. Deffenbaugt
Chamber of
Comerce
J.C Elder
Widow Mary Jenrce Dies At 76 At Home East Wheeling Street
Mary V Jenrce widow of J K Jenree died last night at 10 30 after five weeks illness. Age 76. Survived by son Hubert at home and four other children Mrs iattle Af Miller Clinton Mo G W Jenree Tittonville C Mrs Sadie Stark Topeka Kan Will Jenresn Kallagone Oregon Funeral at home Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev W D Huddle Trinity Evangelical Church with interment in Forest Rose cemetery.
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Mary V. Jenrce
East
Wheeling
street
J. K Jenree
Hubert
iattle Af. Miller
Clinton
G. W. Jenree
Tittonville
Sadie Stark
Topeka
Kan
Will Jenresn
Kallagone
Western Union Manager Heads to Columbus Meeting
Western Union telegraph office manager J F H Kehr traveled to Columbus to attend an operators meeting at the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon. Vice President Welliver General Manager W Gaunt and Superintendent A Montgomery were listed to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F H. Kehr
Western Union telegraph office
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Welliver
W. Gaunt
Supt A. Montgomery
Teachers Fight Baker Bill in Legislature in Ohio
Teachers from over twenty Ohio cities including delegations from Cleveland and Toledo moved to block the Baker bill altering the pension system. The measure would strip home rule from districts and force city teachers to share funds with rural teachers. likely parts will be removed. The House passed the Baker Palmer bill raising rural teacher minimum pay to 50 dollars a month and creating county textbook uniformity. Governor Cox praised the bill as removing schools from demagogic assaults. A separate Senate bill targets egg kings and cold storage, seeks state licensing and regulation of storage warehouses, and sets storage time limits for foodstuffs. Additional bills passed include church property leasing for revenue, requiring six years’ attorney experience for common pleas judges, state inspection of ecameras, and higher allowances for rural hospital expenses. A lobby opposed auto speeding penalties, with critique from Fred Carey of the Cleveland Automobile Association.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
House
Baker
aires
Baker-Palmer
Cox
senate
Smith
Cuyahoga county
Fitzsimmons
Thompson
Franklin county
common pleas
McKay
Clinton county
ecamerica
Wright
Cuynahoxa
ayward
Orvanizd Ohidb auto owers
Ohin
Fred Carey
Clevelaunt
eniai Automobile Association
Democrats
Davis
Houngstown
Miller
senate talentar committee
Campus Martius
Marietta
Northwest territory
Reed
Gilmore senate
Shinn
Wiliams county
Local Women Recovering After Illnesses
Mrs Albert Abel who had surgery at City Hospital Tuesday is progressing well and expected to recover. Mrs John Leu of North High Street is able to be out after a week's illness. Mrs Russell Evans of North Maple Street has been quite ill for some time, with condition unimproved.
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Albert Abel
City Hospital
John Leu
North iligh Street
Russell Evans
North Maple street
Tenia
H. ©. Detwiler
board of commissioners
George Miller
East Sixth avenue
Willig Matheny Heads to Detroit for Factory Post
Mr Willig Matheny departed this morning for Detroit to take a job at the Studebaker Automobile factory. His wife will join him Monday and they will make their future home in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willig Matheny
Detroit
Wich
Studebaker Automobile factory
Bremen Oil Operator Marries Carrie Nixon in Ohio
Marriage license filed shows KR Lemon an oil operator of Bremen and Carrie M Nixon of Bremen Ohio. The record lists the couple seeking formal union in the Bremen area with the license recorded in the local registry.
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Lemon
Brémen
Carrie M. Nixon
Bremen
Ohio
Police Court Reports Violations and Fines in City Court
Three automobile violators appeared in police court and one from Aman da was reported. all must report to Mayor Repass as Chief Henrs J Wallace cited investigation of their traffic ordinance violations.
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Repass
Henrs J Wallace
Funeral Service for George W. Frear Sr Friday
The funeral of George W. Frear Sr. will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from St. Peter's Church conducted by Rev. E F Ritter. Pallbearers will be Mrs Frear's brothers Philip Young Enos Young Killian Young Willam Young Frederick Young and Lewis Young. Frank E Smith Co. is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Frear
St. Peter's Church
E. F Ritter
County Board to Name Infirmary Officers Monday
Franklin county commissioners plan to appoint a new infirmary superintendent and matron at their regular Monday session. The superintendent salary was cut from 1000 to 800 dollars, while the matron’s remains 500, totaling 1300 for both posts. Several applicants declined the exam due to the reduced pay.
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Board of County Commissioners
board of commissioners
County
Hocking Lawyer James Hoyt Dies in Florida Health Trip
James H. Hoyt, 64, longtime general counsel for the Hocking Valley Railway, died in Augustine Florida after a severe grip. A Cleveland resident, Hoyt was noted as an after dinner speaker and served as second vice president and general counsel. He leaves a widow, son and daughter.
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James H. Hoyt
Hocking Valley Railway Co
Augustine
Florida
Tie
Cleveland
Hoyt
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Show Troupe Passes Through Lancaster
Edward Andrews' "Girls of All Nations" show troupe of twelve passed through Lancaster today en route from Cambridge to Nelsonville Ohio.
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Edward Andrews
Girls of All Nations
Cambridge
Nelsonville
Ohio
Smooth Check Scam Nets $17.55 Cash Change
Frank Jinks failed to claim groceries bought by Van Root or Roal aided by a 29 check drawn on Farmers and Citizens Bank. Groceries worth $12.50 were paid with the check, and $17.55 in change was received. The bank didn’t recognize the signer, and police pursue the suspect, believed to have fled town after claiming injury. Also reports on 1916 election expenditure probe, cold storage labeling law, and other Ohio political measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McCleery
Columbus street
Frank Finks
Finks
Farmers and Citizens Bank
Mr. McCleery
Jink
Local residents report partial recoveries in illness notes
George Miller of East Sixth Avenue shows slow improvement after a period of illness. Miss Mildred Black remains confined to her West Wheeling Street home due to illness.
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Mildred Black
West Wheeling street
Water Works switches from coal to gas for boilers
The Water Works Department today halted coal use and resumed gas firing for its boilers, a change to be maintained through the summer season.
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The
Water Works Department
Ohio Senate Advances Marriage and Military Census Bills
In Columbus on March 22 the tort eugenic marriage license bill passed the senate requiring a physician certificate. it moves to the house. A divorce within six months bars license. An emergency military census bill for Ohio men aged 18 to 45 also passed the senate, to be run by county clerks under adjutant general supervision with penalties of 25 to 100 dollars for noncompliance. Senator Shohl of Cincinnati sponsors the census. Senator Miller funds the bill.
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Columbus
senate
house
Ohio
Shohl
Cincinnati
United States
Germany
Miller
February Losses in American Exports From Submarine War
New York reports February trade to England Scotland and Ireland fell by about 5 million from 1918. February exports through New York to European and foreign markets show mixed results with a 1.9 million rise in total to 222 million and Russia up sharply. Berlin riots and front line dispatches describe unrest and efforts to maintain order.
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New York
Germany
England
Scotland
Ireland
America
Europe
Russia
London
Berlin
Amsterdam
SWITCHMEN GET RAISE UNDER ADAMSON LAW
New York Central will grant Switchmen's Union of North America members the Adamson Law benefits dating from January 1. The move matches gains won by the four brotherhoods after arbitration, averaging 13 percent from December 22. The switchmen's award covers one year and exceeds brotherhoods' benefits. In Cleveland, ten coal dealers were indicted on anti trust charges.
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New York Central
New York
four brotherhoods
Switchmen's Union of North America
brotherhoods
The. w
Cleveland
on &land
Congress to Take Speedy Action on War State
Washington March 22 Congress to meet in extraordinary session April 2 to hear President Wilson outline that a state of war has existed for some time due to German submarine aggression. It is expected to declare war in a technical sense, approve a large national defense sum, and authorize use of armed forces.
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Washington
Sammonel
Congress
Wilson
United States
Germany
eloche
McKinley
Spain
tablnel
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B. I. S. BOY
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WHITE SOX
TROOP NO. 3
Sherman- Sheridan Highway Association
New Lexington
J. K. Jenree
East Wheeling
WESTERN UNION
Capital City
Speeder
Messrs
F.ed. Hoffer
G. A. Sieber
Winchester
Franklin county board of commissioners
HOCKING
Frank Jinks
Reynolds
Cold Storage Law
Afacan
SOLONS
adda
ferelan
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