Executive Committee Appointed by Chairman Gilson
The Republican County Committee named an executive panel to direct county wide campaign activity under Central Committee supervision. The lineup includes Richard Gilson as chair, Harry G. Simpson, Edwin M. Crawford, Wm. M. Kerr, and many others across Steubenville and surrounding towns, with a detailed precinct and ward structure listed for early campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson
Republican County Committee
Portant County
Central
Gi All
Ison
Richard Gilson
Steubenville
Harry G. Simpson
Edwin M. Crawford
Bloomingdale
Wm. M. Kerr
Irondale
W. J. Campbell
Toronto
M. O. Gillespie
Empire
Hugh L. Patterson
Asa F. Hooper
Dilonvale
James G. Smith
A Junction
August F. Bernier
Teubenville
I. D. Hunter
Co. L. Williams
Wm. A. Johnston
East Springfield
Harry C. McConnell
S. D. Hunter
Benville
H. G. Simpson
Steud
Steu
S. Eugene McCoy
Brush Creek
William M. Kerr
Senate vote sets coroner salary in Ohio measure
The Ohio Senate advanced the Howey Bill to place coroners on salaries based on county population, replacing fees. It sets $2700 for up to 15 000 population plus 6 per extra 1 000, max 2500 yearly, targeting Cuyahoga County Coroner McGarry. The bill also directs dead bodies to the county morgue to curb high interment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Assembly
McGarry
Cuyahoga County
Lineman survives shock at work near Market Streets
Allen Nuckles, lineman, was shocked by live wires yesterday near 8th and Market and is recovering at Gill hospital. He suffered burns to the head arm feet from the contact but was not seriously bruised by the fall and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Nuckles
8Th
Market Streets
Gill Hospital
Rev Humble of East Ohio Methodist Conference Faces Suspension
The East Ohio Conference special committee recommended suspending Rev. Humble of Leetonia until the next conference session in September after charges filed by Leetonia ladies. G. W. Holmes presided, a seven minister committee delivered the verdict. Humble remains a known local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ohio
M. E. Church
Humble
Leetonia
G. W. Holmes
Youngstown
Parole Granted to Mackinaw After Brief Imprisonment
George Mackinaw was paroled from the Ohio penitentiary on Thursday night after serving 82 months of a five year sentence for shooting F. E. Low. Influences at work aided the release after a Board earlier refused parole. Mackinaw returns home Saturday and had unusual privileges in the facility, including outside restaurant duties and liberty with 9 p.m. curfew. He entered Low's liquor store and wounded Low, who recovered. Mackinaw was received at the prison May 22, 1907, and was sentenced by Judge Richards to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw
George Mackinaw
Ohio
Low
F. E. Low
Another Lineman Fatally Injured In City Incident
Allen Nuckels, lineman for the National Telephone Company, was shocked by a 2200 volt electric wire at Seventh and Market and fell 35 feet to the street. He was unconscious, taken to hospital, and expected to die. The accident parallels a recent similar fatality at the same location, prompting calls for safeguards for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Nuckels
National Telephone Company
Seventh
Market Streets
Nuckels
Twarris
Bell Telephone Co
Rochester
Suit for Damages Against U S Coal Co
Frank Bolic has begun suit against the U S Coal Co for 10000 dollars alleging injuries from June 25, 2007 when wires were crossed and insulation worn causing shocks and burns to hands arms and chest. He claims negligence in mine wiring and seeks damages. Miller and Miller, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bolic
U. S. Coal Co
Miller & Miller
Died at Infirmary Former Steubenville Resident Obituary
William Elder, once a resident of Steubenville and later of Mingo Junction, died at the County Infirmary. The notice notes his death occurred there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Elder
Steubenville
Mingo Junction
Night miner's death noted with age and injury history
A night watchman, about 70, a coal miner by trade who lost a right hand years earlier in a dynamite blast, is described as dead. His wife had predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night
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Central Committee
Cross Creek
Robert Vermillion
Meeee
Grant
S. J. Minesinger
New Somerset
J. E. van Dyke
H. Paisley
J. Stant Casey
Mt. Pleasant
Jesse M. Bennett
Mt Pleasant
Dillonvale
Lee Rankin
Emerson
C. A. Young
Ramsey
Hanna
W. A. Drake
Ross
Adena
Jackson
M. S. Moore
Lincoln
J. M. Johnston
Smithfield
Pine Valley
W. L. Cole
York
W. O. Dalrymple
Amsterdam
J. A. Bickerstaff
Harmony
Harry Ingler
Mingo No
Harry M. Carpenter
J. G. Smith
F. S. Buchanan
Warren
W. W. Witten
Ragland
Connorville
R. J. McCleary
Grover
John Cusick
Tiltonville
Tiltonsville
Abel Armitage
OS Run
W. H. Shively
Rush UN
Wayne W. G. Gorsuch
Fernwood
R. F
W. H. Pool
Spauldings
W. J. Everson
Shelly
C. A. Ford
John W. Forney
Andrew W. McDonald
Buckingham
The
Commercial National Bank
Fourth and
Et Streets
Vile
Umags
John W. Forneyett
E. Erskine
William Lemontone
Bert G. Gaston
A. & Buckingham
W. S. Walker
Heywood and
Allwin
Go-Garts
Link
Will
Nuckles
Rev
East Ohio Methodist Conference
Fr.m Hartford Carpet CO
Hartford
Pittsburg
Wilton
Winfield Scott Sons & CO
J. W. Forney’s
R. Co.'s
Rap Eens
J. W. Forney
Market St
Steubenville, Ohio
Big River Business
Lorena
Muskingum
Kanawha
Queen City
Lish
Market Street
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