MARSHALL N. DUVAL FOR CONGRESS IN OHIO EIGHTEENTH
Editor Herald Star publishes multiple notices urging MARSHALL N. DUVAL and other candidates in Jefferson county to seek office in the Republican primaries on August 8 1916. The items list individuals for Congress state senate county offices and judgeships subject to primary results.
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Herald-Star
Marshall N. Duval
Congress
William R. Alban
Jefferson County
Ohio
C. Gray
Shermann M. Floyd
Edward Lockwood
Herald Star
John L Means
George C. Edwards
Orville V. Lighthizer
Mingo Junction
Richard Gilson
M Herald-Star
Robert J. McCleary
Warren Township
George E. Leech
Cross Creek Township
Dean Criswell
Republcan Prriaries
Jo.n A. Fisher
WM. J. McCann
New Alexandria
Frank A. Hawkins
John J. Scott
Robert Co. Stewart
Republcan
OUNTY
Frank I. Rogers
M. O. Gillespie
Empire
Knox Township
erald-Star
Henry Bougher
George W. Barthold
George Bair
Herald-tar
Case
Lon W. Ralston
James Simpson
Ben J. L. Sharp
Lease
Chas. S. Ferguson
Irondale
Do. R. King
Mt. Pleasant
J. T. Dungan
Adena
Smithfield Township
Can
L. H. Hilsinger
Werah-Sac
Tragic river drowning ends search for Blakley and Johnson
The bodies of William Blakley and Harry Johnson, two prominent Follansbee youths, were recovered after a river tragedy in the Ohio near Wellsburg. John Stone’s body was found earlier, eight men survived a skiff capsizing, and local communities mourn the losses while relatives take charge of the deceased. Blakley, foreman at the Follansbee mill, leaves a widow Ellen Poteet and two young children.
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William “Red” Blakeley
Ohio River
Welleburg
Blakley
Harry Johnson
Follansbee
Johnston
John McFedries
Joe Ryan
Dave Jones
John Lewellyn Sr
George Jones
Elmer Blankensop
West Virginia
Stephen Readhart
Wellsburg
Harry Johnston
Foster Morgue
John Stephens
Virginia Avenue
Follawsbee
Houston Pa
William Blakley
Main Street
Red
Ellen Poteet
Frank Blakley
Collier
Raymond
Dewey
Audry
14 Reasons Alban Should Get the Nomination
A local endorsement piece argues W R Alban deserves the Republican nomination for Congress. It highlights his defendable record, progressive stance, Jefferson County roots, farmer-focused policies, support for good roads, union labor ties, Sons of the American Revolution membership, and preparedness. It claims Alban can win and would back tariff-friendly legislation.
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W. R. Alban
Congress
Jefferson County
Sons of the American Revolution
Alban
Republican primaries set for county offices in August 1916
The Herald-Star lists candidates for the Republican primary on August 8 1916 including Roy R Carpenter for Prosecuting Attorney with Rose Prease and Stanton Pearce, Howard S Joyce for County Surveyor, Vincent N Penn for County Surveyor, and William Mason for Jefferson County Coroner with Thos H Kirk as a rival.
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Roy R. Carpenter
Herald Rose Prease
Stanton Pearce
August
Herald-Star
Thos. H. Kirk
Death claim in Nimrod Arthure case against mine firm
Coroner Bays finds no evidence of Paul Play in the death of Nimrod Arthurs, a trackman for a Dunglen company. Arthurs was killed when struck by a mine motor and cars last week, with the company denying responsibility and alleging heart failure or murder before the incident. The widow visited Steubenville to meet Coroner Herb and pursue the matter.
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Nimrod Arthure
al Company
Dunglen
Rod Arthurs
Arthurs
Steubenville
Herb
Fragmented OCR cannot form a valid headline
Readable text is insufficient to determine a person place or event. The fragment lacks clear names dates or locations to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
Rail merger plan links Pewsky with five railways in 100 million consolidation
A proposed merger pools the Pewsky with Pittsburgh Wheeling Kentucky Vandalia Anderson Belt and Chicago Indiana Eastern and Chicago St Louis railways to form a 100 million capitalization system. The plan anticipates a 44.69 mile main line plus yards, a 99 year lease, and a consolidated mortgage subject to stockholder approval at Wheeling on October 4.
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Pewsky” Railroad
Wheeling News
Ptaburg, Wheeling & Kentucky Line
Pewiny
Pittaburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Vandalia Company
Anderson Belt Line
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern Railway
Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Wheeling Junction
Benwood
Pennay
Pennayrania
Pennsylvania
Pewsky
Pittsburg, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad
Pitttsburg
Wheeling
Pensky
Bicycle Recovered by Ohio Deputy and Police
Deputy Sheriff Gene Curtis of Folansbee handed a stolen bicycle to Wellsville police after two boys were captured near Folansbee. Officer McDevitt of Wellsville assisted and will prosecute the youths. The bike theft occurred in Wellsville, with local authorities coordinating the return of the bicycle.
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Gene Curtis
Follansbee
T Wellsville
Ohio
Folansbee
McDevitt
Wellsville
Non-Support Charge Stuns Local Man Dave Jenkins
Dave Jenkins was arrested on non-support and abandonment charges and awaits a hearing before Squire Lawler. The case centers on failure to provide support, with law enforcement proceeding to court as scheduled.
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Dave Jenkins
Squire Lawler
Caldwell property at Ragland sold at sheriff sale
Public sale report shows the Caldwell Ragland property bidding to 2350 dollars, won by Dr. John L. Caldwell at the sheriff sale here today.
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Caldwell
Ragland
John L. Caldwell
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Dk. L. B. Peterson
Daniel S. McCoy
Ditor Herald-Star
James H. Buchan
Homer Grafton
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Augus
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Reems Scioner
Itor Herald Star
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John D. Gardner
E. de Witterskine
Wherald Star
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