Gilday Beats Barthold by Sixty Votes for County Commissioner
Official late count by Jefferson County Board of Elections shows James Gilday defeating George W Barthold by sixty votes to claim a seat on the county board. George Barr and Henry Bougher lead the other two commissioner posts with Kerr and Hilsinger also performing well. recounts unlikely unless a contest is filed.
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Jefferson County Board of Elections
James Gilday
George W. Barthold
Gilday
Barthold
George Barr
Henry Bougher
Samuel R. Kerr
L. H. Hilsinger
Dixon
Galbreath
Board of Elections
Fourth Ward
James EL Gugrf
M. CO. cGileehie
Homer Grafton
Groner Ies
Seaeesnevek
Lewis, Hsyinomn
Daesee
Peet
Ramugl
Aroeh Gancaeusd Ca
Uss
Charlies
Lee
Daniel
OS Mosig ccc
Hevek Ie
Tames M. Priest
Lon W. Ralston
Frank I Rogers
Ieee
Bred Schau
Ues
Benjamin L. Sharp
Tames Simpson
W. Stringer
Dean Criswell
John A. Fisher
George
Y. Leech
Farr Wilkins lead in Ashtabula County primary results
Farr Wilkins leads in a district judge of the court of appeals race with county by county tallies including Jefferson 2926 2278 Mahoning 3213 4845 Trumbull 1209 3553 Guernsey 1362 1917 Portage 477 656 Harrison 1026 437 Monroe 63 139 Carroll 950 520 Lake 108 951 Belmont 1539 1426 Noble 661 434 Columbiana 5551 1332 20710 18841 Ashtabula still to hear recorded for context in county totals and pending results.
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Court of Appeals
Ashtabula
Farr
Monroe County
Carroll County
Lake County
Belmont County
Noble County
Columbiana County
National Woman's Party Backs Hughes Stance On Suffrage
Colorado Springs August 12 The National Woman's party held an executive conference pledging to defeat the Democratic candidate in the twelve suffrage states and praising party endorsements of woman suffrage by national action The group led by Anne Martin declared suffrage first and urged women voters to align with no party until all women are free The speaker warned Wilson and Democrats will lose the West over denial of freedom to half the population
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Colorado Springs
Colo
National Woman's Party
Prohibition
National Action
Charles Evans Hughes
National Women's Party
Anne Martin
Miss Martin
Democratic Party
Wilson
Ministers Wives Meeting Postponed by North East Ohio M E
Pittsburgh Methodist Advocate notes the North East Ohio conference gathering at SteubenvilleSeptember 12 postpones the Ministers Wives Association event due to seating limits. A Country Life exhibit is planned with charts surveys photos and materials from churches and communities.
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Pittsburgh Methodist Advocate
North-East Ohio
M. E
Blackburn
W. B. Stutz
Ministers’ Wives’ Association
Steubenville
Country Life
Ohio
Police Roundup Drugs Up 21 Arrests in City Action
Police executed a large Friday roundup recording 21 arrests including 17 drunks. Twelve jailed after a Mayor’s hearing. Four women named Nell Ely Queen Victoria Cook Minnie Monahan Trotter May Blosser. two fined 50 and 25 dollars. Queen Victoria ill from bug powder. Foxie Fuller Leona Snyder fined 50 and released. Nichols and Fisher held on suspicion of holding up. Debated workhouse contract.
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Nell Ely
Queen Victoria” Cook
Minnie Monahan Trotter
May Blosser
Ely
Foxie” Fuller
Leona Snyder
Water Street
McMaster
Or. Nichols
Homer Fisher
Queen Victoria Cook Tries Suicide in County Jail
VIC COOK attempted to end her life by ingesting bug poison in the county jail Friday evening. Sheriff Huscroft and attendants provided first aid. she recovered quickly and is slated for a mayoral hearing today.
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Mary Elizabeth Victoria
Cook
W. A. Huscroft
Toronto seeks 25 thousand for steel mill site purchase
The city pushes toward a 25000 goal for a steel mill site with over 19899 raised at noon. Eight fundraising teams, led by Harry Irons, work in Steubenville and surrounding areas. Benefits, tag sales, and street donations boost the campaign as a jubilee is planned after a final push next Tuesday evening.
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Toronto
Harry Irons
Steubenville
War years double Morgan wealth gives heir vast fortune
New York August 12 Two years of war have doubled the wealth of the Morgan family. The estate of the late J P Morgan was valued at 73 149 000 with 53 684 918 going to the present J P Morgan. The firm earned large commissions on munition sales for Britain and loans for foreign governments.
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House of Morgan
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Morgan
United States
State fairs announced for Columbus and Wheeling
Cards announce the Ohio State fair at Columbus from August 28 to September 1 and the West Virginia state fair at Wheeling during the first week of September.
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Railroads pledge fix for Dead Man's crossing near Martin's Ferry
Belmont county officials and railroad representatives in Cleveland discussed river road improvements by the C P and W L E railroads to eliminate the lower Dead Man's crossing above Martin's Ferry after a series of fatal accidents at the site, per A J Fallon secretary of the board of trade.
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Belmont County
Martin’s Ferry
A. J. Fallon
Board of Trade
Cleveland
Probate Court Orders Sale Confirmed in Two Estates
Order of sale returned and filed and sale of real estate confirmed in the estate of Israel Dezen. Commission to take depositions of witnesses to will returned and filed and will admitted to probate in the estate of Edward Nichol son.
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Edward Nicholson
Last Figures Show Galbreath Wins State Senator Nomination
Official counts from four counties in the 2022nd senatorial district name Charles P. White and Asher A. Galbreath of Columbiana as nominees. Galbreath defeats William T. Dixon Jr. by 70 votes, with Jefferson county’s Jay S. Paisley close behind. Final tallies resolved a tight race marred by earlier mixups in Jefferson and Columbiana.
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Rudolph A. Mackison
George W. Shaw
B. Wilke
Abram W. Ager
Tom H. Arnold
C. Q. Hildebrant
Hayes M. Adams
George C. Braden
Batt
Charles M. Wilkins
United States
Cageelites
Arry M. Daugherty
Charles Dick
Myron T. Herrick
Harry R. Probasco
William R. Alban
Marshall N. Duval
Clark B. Firestone
David A. Hollingsworth
Lewis P. Metzger
Percy’ Tetlow
CS DE Gahaaeiaa Ee Satey
William T. Dixon, Jr
Asher A. Galbreath
George W. Lover
Gree Sires
Harry B. Kinney
Jay S. Paisley
Charles A. White
John A. Mansfield
John G. Belknap
Frank A. Hawkins
William Z. McCann
Jone
J. Sog
Robert C. Stewart
Charles P. White
Columbiana County
Mr. Galbreath
Martins Ferry
Jefferson County
Dixon
Harrison County
Paisley
Gray
Galbreath
Jefferson
Columbiana
Herald-Star
County election board reports Democratic ballot totals
The Board of Elections completed the official count of Democratic ballots this afternoon listing results for Governor James M. Cox and numerous state and local offices. Totals include secretary of state William D. Fulton 202, auditor and treasurer figures, and names such as Maurice H. Donahue for Supreme Court judge and William H. Spence for sheriff among others with varying vote counts.
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James M. Cox
J.C. Martin
Bari DD
Carl F. Aawush
Eis
William DD. Fulton
Colin C. Meekigan
J. Fienry Newman
Crescaes
Thornton R. Snyder
William A. Wevegandt
Me Dhaeey
Congress
William B. Francis
Robert T. Michener
Clerk of Common Pleas Court
Meee B
Thomas C. Gault
Carl Avwoo Oy
Hayes White
Fis Richardson
Fremont Tarr
Overly
Bay Farm Purchases 80 Acres on Ohio River Bank
Ralph and Tesse Cohen acquire the Riddle farm spanning 80 acres on the Ohio side opposite Dam No 11 below Brilliant. The transaction adds a new rural holding to the Cohen family real estate portfolio.
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Bay
Ralph and
Tesse Cohen
Riddle
Ohio
Brilliant
Second Offense Arrest Ties to Zanesville Release
Albert Webb allegedly recently released from Zanesville on a non support charge was arrested at Warrenton yesterday and taken to Martins Ferry. He is said to have failed to support his family since his release.
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Zanesville
Warrenton
Martins’ Ferry
Webb
Wheeling and Eastern Railroad Charters In Pa Build Coal Regions
The Wheeling Ohio and Eastern Railroad Co received a Pennsylvania charter for a line from the Ohio River through Greene County coal fields. The project, also planned as a West Virginia venture, aims to speed construction with a Greene County rights of way push and a resident petition showing strong local support. A Waynesburg committee will assign one man per mile to secure routes, signaling confidence in rapid progress.
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Ohio River
Greene County
Pennsylvania
Public Utilities Commission
Wheeling and Eastern
West Virginia
Waynesburg
Public Utilities Company of Pennsylvania
Wheeling and Eastern Company
Paper shortage hits Youngstown ice cream trade hard
Amid a national paper shortage Youngstown reports ice cream dealers first to feel the pinch as paper containers vanish. Firms halt production while restaurants and drug stores improvise with tin buckets and lard cans. Government urges scrap paper conservation and Boy Scouts are nudged to boost recovery efforts to cushion losses for families and local commerce.
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Youngstown
Telegram
Department of Commerce
United States
Boy Scouts
Scout Movement
Miner Joseph Brittle dies from mine injuries at 59
Joseph Brittle, a miner at the La Belle Iron Works mine, died after injuries from rocks falling in a mine passage. He was 59, a Steubenville resident for 25 years, and died at Ohio Valley Hospital. He left his Sinclaire Avenue home for burial with services at Coe's undertaking rooms.
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Ohio Valley Hospital
la Belle Iron Works
Brittle
Coe
Sinclair Avenue
Steubenville
Holdup Suspects Detained After Church Street Arrest
Police detained Ole Nichols and Joseph Sherro on Church street last night on suspicion of involvement in recent holdups. A colored man who filed the complaint will testify against them at tonight's hearing before Mayor McMaster. The gun seized by police is claimed to belong to one of the accused men.
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Ole Nichols
Joseph Sherro
Church — Street
McMaster
Body believed to be Breedon found in river near East Liverpool
A man matching David F. Breedon of Monaca Pennsylvania was recovered from the river opposite East Liverpool yesterday. Breedon had drowned last Tuesday while swimming.
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David F. Breedon
Monaco
East
Liverpool
Breedon
Interurban fare row heats up as city appeals ICC
Steubenville appeals to the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend a 52 ticket book tariff of 3.70 dollars with a 30 day nontransferable limit. The Steubenville Wellsboro and Weirton Traction Co threatens to shift West Virginia service to Market Street if forced to use the spur, raising fears of traffic blockades and streetcar curtailment.
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Washington
Steubenville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Steubenville, Wellsburg & Weirton Traction Company
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
C. L. Williams
Ohio
W. W. Williams
Williams
Littleford, James, Ballard & Frost
The
Traction Company
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Market Street
McMaster
Fourth
Trust Perpetual Left $50 000 to Son in Horkheimer Will
Mrs. Fstella Horkheimer died recently and her Baltimore filed will establishes a trust of $50 000 for her son until he reaches eighty. Her estate exceeds $100 000 with stock holdings of over 100 shares in La Belle Tron Works valued at about $10 000 and 25 shares in Warwick China Car of Wheeling worth around $500.
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Fstella Horkheimer
Baltimore
la Belle Tron
Warwick China Car
Wheeling
Injunction Dissolved in Wheeling Trespass Case
In Wheeling a hearing on William Johnson versus Steubenville Wellsboro and Weirton Railway Company over trespass resulted in the car company injunction being overruled. Johnson had claimed the company trespassed on his property and filed daily accounts. the injunction was intended to stop this. The court, however, overruled the injunction.
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Wheeling
William Johnson
Steubenville, Wellsboro and Weirton Railway Company
Johnson
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