Race Track Seats Stir Ohio Delegation Rift At Convention
Ohio politics and race track gambling battles dominate the scene as Clark and Jones are seated at the Republican national convention in Chicago amid a heated Tenth District struggle. The conflict includes Bannon versus Johnson, seating disputes, and a dramatic shift in delegates as Debates over party control echo through Columbus and Portsmouth.`
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Clark and Jones
Republica
Washington Hotel
National Committee
Chicago
Ross Bub Clark
Jd Eawin Jones
Jackson
J.C. Cintty
Wellston
AW. H
Joseph Clatts
W. A. Nizh
Fropton
Jesse I. Batenin
Piketon
Elmer Dover
Hiss
A. Fi. Johnson
Tranton
Clark
Portsmouth
Kelward Jones
Issie
Altidavits
Charmar Harney Ball
Bannon
Lin
Johnson
Seiote Adams
Jackson, Gallia
Panwyrenes
Stevenson
Colorado
Fulton
Oregon
Clark-Jones
Ohio
Wenimous
Jonsressmah Tannon
Takes tumble into canal near thirteenth street vowle wen
Charles Gelner of thirteenth street vowle wen fell from the Towpath into the canal Thursday noon while a wheelbarrow pushed by friends Dick Morris Fed and Grover Odle toppled him. He sprained his right ankle and was unable to walk, his companions assisting him back to shore.
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Charles Gelner
Thirteenth Street
Vowle Wen
Behner
Dick Morris
Fed
Grover Odle
Big Steamer Gue Awa Carribbee Arrives in Savannah
British steamer Carribbee from Matanzas bound for New York ran aground off Savannah on June 1. One sailor was drowned, the rest of the crew were landed by the Morrimark.
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wSavannah
Carribbee
Matanzas
New York
Dunestic
Morrimark
Didek to be hanged in a pending case at spring court
An entry notes Didek’s application to the court was denied with a warning that the execution is scheduled for tomorrow. Details mention Buggies and Harness at Stahler’s and reference to a TL Weds supreme court proceeding.
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Didek
Springheld. TL
Jerry Dillek
Weds Supreme Court
Bill Sens Lao
Acquittal in HNTGHGOCK Case Reported
The text reports an acquittal in a case involving Raymond Mitchell, the comedian, who faced charges and was released. The fragment mentions additional details about a trial and references to Brown Cultivators at Stabler's, but the full facts are unclear from the damaged OCR.
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T Ask
Sime
Raymond Mtchewk
Enaine Brown Cultivators
Stabler'a
Blind Girls at Home After Transportation Mixup
Two blind girls from South Ports Misses Motts and Vanderpool returned from a state tour in Louisville for summer vacation. A transportation error left them in Vanceburg, and they refused to alight at the point until the next port. Local authorities later learned the mistake was not their fault. A horse belonging to Oscar Boyne frightened on Car Run Wednesday, reared, and broke the shafts. Mr. Boser at Harrison Simon's home rushed out to prevent a runaway.
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Motts
Vanderpool
South Ports
Emronth
Louisville
Vanceburg
Oscar Boyne
Boser
Harrigon Simon
Labor pleased With new labor laws in Columbus report
Columbus June 11 Labor is well satisfied with the labor legislation passed by the last general assembly according to F T A Robertson Canton legislative representative of the American Federation of Labor He presented his report to the executive committee noting sixteen measures were enacted The Adaboe Act and the Metyzer bill abolishing the doctrine of assumed risk for railroad workers were highlighted as key gains Labor fought for this legislation for years.
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Columbus
General Assembly
T. A. Robertson
Canton
Sperson
Taft Machine Grinds Out Delegates
Taft delegates secured a majority as contests filed with the National Republican committee were wiped from the books. The First and Eighth South Carolina districts backed Taft. Tennessee votes also favored Taft, shaping committee make up and platform declarations amid a Taft-dominated convention outlook.
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Chicago
Sime II
National Republican Committee
Taft
Duns
Vorys
Myron Herde
Soitien
Sigte Tio
Baamer
Civione
Tndigna
Fairbanks
South Carolina
Tennessee
Gannon Guilty Plea Delayed Sentencing In Columbus Case
Nelson A. Cannan, ex agents for the Trinidad Waving company, pleaded guilty in Columbus to bribing former assistant city engineer Beck, who is now a fugitive from Jaydee. Sentencing postponed until next September.
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Columbus, O
Hima 1i
Nelson A. Cannan
Lhea
Clevelams
Trinidad Waving Company
Beck
Jaydee
Lodge Inspection Promises Royal Arch Ritual and Banquet
Mr. Vernon Chapter Royal Arch Masons will resume its usual inspection Thursday evening at the lands of Captain William E. Evans of Chillicothe. Both the Most Excellent and Royal Arch degrees will be exemplified on one candidate and the exercise will conclude with a banquet.
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Mr. Vernon Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Wiliam E. Evans
Chillicothe
Resolutions By Brewers at Milwanker Wisconsin
The United States jewelry association favors temperance resolutions in Milwanker on a session day. It advocates eliminating objectionable features of distilled liquor profiles and defines temperance as moderation rather than abstinence. Also notes Degree Team Drilling and Modern Woodmen drills at Kradall's ball ahead of a board camp meeting at Poria with travel on the O and O line.
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Milwanker
Wis
Tyne
United States Jrwery Association
Wosdmen
Kradall's
Poria
Water waste will be checked by board actions
The public service board will curb water waste caused by hydrants left open. Leaking hydrants across the city lead to large losses. Offenders face shutoff and reactivation only after a one dollar penalty. John McGrew resumes duties as manager of Henry Frownie's barber shop in Charleston, W. Va. Mae shows marked health improvement after a long rest.
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Board of Public Service
John McGrew
Henry Frowiie
Charleston
W. Va
Mae
Ill Do Just What Webb Did by Lonnie Conley in Ohio
Lonnie Conley and his wife faced a frightening scene at their brick cottage at Front and Chillicothe streets on Wednesday night as Conley threatened with a gun then a knife while shouting the line about doing what Webb did. The wife escaped to police headquarters and refused to swear out a warrant, fearing further harm. The couple, longtime residents from Carroll County, Ky, have a history of disputes, with neighbors noting Conley's drinking and past abuse. Police intervened but the wife refused formal action, and Conley prepared to reclaim household goods from the Samuel Horehow Co. warehouse where he works.
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Brill
Bannon
Ohio
Patt Nangsters
Henry T. Bannon J
Clark and Jones
Hitchcock
National Committee
Tealands
Hin
National
Levetus
Johson
Gaiato County
Lonnie Webb
Sonnia Webb
Webb
Conley
Samuel Horehow Co
I Yain
Conlas
Carlettsburg
Margotfin County
Sam Anne
Order grants auto owners temporary number tags in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio an order authorizes motorists to use private number tags for thirty days or until the state can supply official tags. The action grants immunity from arrest for not displaying the standard tag and explains the secretary plans to issue provisional numbers, with owners free to use any tag until replacements arrive.
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Columbus
Dune IL
Miampson
Nity
Search and Seizure Law Attacked in Ohio Case
Columbus, June 11. The search and seizure law is attacked in the Rowlands v Ohio case argued before the supreme court. Rowlands sold liquor on a cancelled prescription in Oberlin, a dry town, and was fined. He appealed, challenging uniform application of the law and the constitution’s equal enforcement provision.
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Columbus
Rowlands
Ohio
Supreme Court
Oberlin
Evenit
Wealthy endowment push marks Western College commencement
The fifty third annual commencement at Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio featured President J P Gromel announcing the endowment fund was nearly raised. Recent bequests include Mrs Walter Smith Dayton 60000 Andrew Carnegie 50000 Irving Drew Portsmouth 3000 25 000.
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Hamilton
Pune
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
J. &. Gromel
Agenoiian
Walter Smith
Dayton
Andrew Garnegie
Irving Drew
Portsmouth
State to Use 25000 for Scioto County Road Work
A 25 000 check from the State Auditor was received by the Scioto County Auditor for county road work. The money stems from good roads legislation. 16 Ohio counties used similar sums while others faced spend restrictions. County commissioners plan to choose road projects subject to Highway Commissioner approval.
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Scioto County
Tynes
Ohie
Sei
Night Riders Vary Close to Portsmouth in Kentucky Visit
Band of Night Riders reportedly approached Portsmouth as tobacco lands of Volney Thompson in Freat near Horn, Kentucky were visited Tuesday night. Beds were raked and every plant destroyed, while Mme. Thompson offered no clue to the guilty parties.
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Portsmouth
Volney Thompson
Freat
Horn
Mme. Thompson
Harmony 1H Democratic state convention in Kentucky
Lexington Ky June 1 Des yulopments last night indicate the Democratic state convention this afternoon will be harmonious. Six delegates at large with two thirds of a vote each will be chosen instead of four and will include Beekhan and Haldeman after the different factions. They will be instructed for Bryan.
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Lexington
Beekhan
Haldeman
Bryan
Has C Kline Taken Wife in Huntington?
The article reports a questioned marriage involving C Kline and Miss Minerva Briggs of East Eleventh Street. It notes a midnight flight toward Huntington possibly for a wedding planned Thursday morning, while Briggs’s mother says no wedding will occur and the daughter may go to Toledo instead.
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Charles Wine
Barney Donley
Hlevsont
Gay Streeta
Hod
Ted
Minerva Briggs
Luntington
Kine
Sha
Afijlerya
Toledo
Doerff Found Guilty In Community Hearing
Doerff Llonry Doerf was found guilty by Mayor Morgan at Thursday’s hearing after neighbor Mrs. Wren accused him of abusive language at her home. He was fined $5 and coats. Thomas represented Mrs. Wren and Beatty the defendant. Also noted: B4 inch adjustable window screens for 25c at Stehler's.
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Llonry Doerf
Wren
Morgan
Coats
J. 4
Thomas
T. G. Beatty
Stehler’s
Weather Talk from Portsmouth Before the Storm
A lively, conversational weather note from Portsmouth describes a warm Friday ahead after several damp days. The piece teases readers with cheerful small talk about the wit of the forecast and promises details for tomorrow including Ohio and West Virginia on June 11. It forecasts fair tonight and a warmer Friday.
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Umawares
Portsmouth
Ohio
West Vu
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Kentucky
C. Kline
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Arema Man
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