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Dayton February 24 reports party lines on dress codes for cash register staff as officials require businesslike attire. St Clairsville notes Civil War veteran Bullington finally to receive June 18 1866 honorable discharge after 51 years. Cleveland outlines Jewish relief drive and a $10000 pledge plan. Toledo highlights presidential suffrage gains for women under Reynolds bill. men will outnumber women by 5000 for voting. Columbus covers Ohio Indiana Michigan boundary dispute.
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ST. Clairsville
Benjamin Ingles Bullington
National
House of Representatives
War Department
Bullington
Twenty-fifth Ohio Infantry
Benjamin Lugeles
Fifteenth
Ohio Infantry
Aubfeeesboro
Bulington
Lincoln
Bos
Twenty-fifth Ohio
Bull
Congress
Toledo
Cox
Reynolds
Guilty as Charged verdict in Ohio vs Albert Clark
The jury found Albert Clark guilty of murder in Covington after a midafternoon trial. The verdict, read by Clerk Brooks Johnson, carries the death penalty by electric chair, with motions for a new trial anticipated within days. Clark’s past, including a jail escape in 1910, and his history as a violent offender were outlined by prosecutors as the defense argued insanity.
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State of
Ohio
Albert Clark
Brooks Johnson
Verick
Joe Barnett
Mont Spillman
Clark
W. Gearhart
A. Rudy
W.M. Moon
G. O. Duer
John J. Graham
George $. Gentner
George L. DuBois
John Gail
George Benham
L. 2. Snapp
J. G. Boutson
L. A. Hill
Miami County
Marshal Harvey Wake
Harvey Hake
Covington
Rose
Regina
Hie
Miller
Alburt Clark
New Belgian Envoy to Come In Spring
Baron Emil de Cartier de Marchienne formerly served in Washington as first secretary of the Belgian legation and now governs the embassy at Peking. He will succeed B Havenith as minister to the United States, and his Eastern service has yielded notable Belgian financial coups. He is regarded as a leading diplomat.
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Baron Emil de Cartier de Marchienne
Washington
Legation
B. Havenith
United States
Peking
East
Public Road Neglect Blamed For Costs and Crime
Hon A P Sandles denounces neglect of high 4 C Cost Highways. He urges legislators to arrest indict and convict offenders. Ohio should honor men who save millions and ensure good roads. A stitch in time saves nine, he says, urging patrol of public roads.
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Ohio
Speeging Street Car Topples Over Killing Fifty
A street car carrying 108 Willys Overland workers toppled at Speeging early this morning. About fifty injured, several possibly fatally, were pulled from the wreck as firemen rushed to the scene. Eyewitnesses say the car was rushing at high speed, no safety stop was made, and it careened on the curve before tipping onto its side amid screams and confusion.
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Hed Press
Toledo
Willys Overland Avio Shops
Htocks
QUICK WORK OR THE JURY S PARI
Judge Walter Jeunes of the Com on Pleas Court will defer sentencing Albert Clark for three days to allow a motion for new trial on insanity or admission that he should be executed. If sane, the verdict stands. if insane, he faces life imprisonment. Clemmency is not expected. Two ballots sufficed for the final decision.
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Alva DeWeese
Edwin Imiatt
Clark
Albert Clark
Albert Warren
Lawrence County
Tiitler
Chirk
Jones
Ceaer
Miami County
Werr
Mipe
Lina
Prosceucor
Walter Jeunes
Com On Pleas
Wsvinum
Lin Tas
County Jail Sentence In Ada Case
Adena Brown changed her plea from not guilty to guilty on the charge of keeping a house of ill fame. Mayor Bell then sentenced her to thirty days in the county jail and ordered payment of court costs.
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Adena Brown
Bell
You Can Worship at One of These Churches Sunday
Multiple church notices list Sunday services across several congregations. Zion Reformed at Corner Wayne and Miami streets with 10:30 a.m. worship, Sunday school 10:15 a.m., and evening programs. Grace Church with baptisms and communion. United Brethren at Ash and College streets. City Rescue Mission offers a love feast and 7:20 p.m. services. Church of Christ with 10:30 a.m. worship. St. Marys with masses and catechism.
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Zion Reformed Church
Wayne
Miami Streets
Frank W. Goelsch
Joss A. m
Robert Redinbaugh
Peters
Christian Endeavor
Bunyan
Pilgrim’s Progress
Ladies’ Aid Society
Leon Koester
South &J
Roy Manna
George Schroelake
Charles Fochs
United Brethren Ash
College Streets
C. B. Roda
Merlin Ditmer
CBH
Ditmer
Otterbein University
FF. L. Dustman
City Rescue Mission
North Main Street
Church of Christ
G. V. Lindley
George Groves
Washington
St. Mary's Church
John
Brief History of Peggy Hayes of Piqua Ohio
A long hometown reminiscence recounts Percy Peggy Hayes born 1846 Crawford county Ohio. He traveled widely, worked as a hack driver in Lima Sidney and Piqua, served in the army, lost a limb in an Ada sawmill accident, and lived at the Soldiers Home Dayton. He is praised for steadfast cheer and for abstaining from intoxicants for 16 years.
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Piqua
Perey
Crawford
Eganiy
Ohio
Peggy
California
Boston
Mass
Crawford County
Wass Sr
Pegey
Pegeys
United States
Bima
Lima
Sidney
Rob
Bverie
Bins
Moore
Strand Theatre
Frank Robbing
Posey
Mr. Robbing
Soldiers
Dayton
Ada
Baltimore
Camp Supply
Lag
National Military Home
Lal
Billy, Smith
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