Herald-Star installs 24000 papers per hour Hoe press
The Herald Star adds a double supplement press by R Hoe & Co to meet rising circulation. The machine features two printing sections with 24 plates total, capable of producing 4 to 24 page papers, each 14 inches larger than previous, with a 30 ton press and 12000 parts. A 30000 pound stereotyping unit accompanies the system in Stephenville. Visitors are welcome to inspect the setup.
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The
Herald-Star
R. Hoe & Co
New York City
Herald Star
Stephenville
Court Grants Injunction Upholding Open Shop Rights
United States District Judge John E. Sater issued an injunction against members and officials of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers to prevent interference with Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate at Steubenville during a strike. The ruling upholds the company’s open shop, bars threats or violence against workers, and directs government enforcement. Detectives and U S marshals will enforce the order, with violators facing court action.
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Associated Preas
Herald-Star
Columbus
United States
John E. Sater
Amalgamated
Assciation of Iron, Steel and Tin
Philips Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Steubenville
Sater
Phillips Company Injunction Suit Aims At Court of Appeals
Columbus August 15 Charles E F Belcher attorney for strikers from the Phillips Sheet and Plate Company of Steubenville and Amalgamated Association leaders announced an appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Judge John E Sater held the injunction restraining violence and coercion while affirming workers rights to picket and persuade peacefully. The decision allows peaceful picketing and requires orderly conduct by employees.
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Columbus
Charles EF. Belcher
Belcher & Conner
Phillips Sheet and In Plate Company
Steubenville
Amalgamated Association of Irom, Steel and Tin Workers
United States Ciracuit Court of Appeals
John E. Sater
United States Court
Tin Plate Company
Tudge Sater
Sater
Rescue heroes aid crash victims in Columbus tragedy
Edward Lucas Warren Hill and D M Masters were among the first on scene at a Columbus auto accident. They pulled a baby from the wreck and rushed to a hospital but the child died. All rescuers suffered burns from their efforts.
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Edward Lucas
Warren Hill
D. 5. McMasters
Columbus
Strike at Gaylord Mine Near Martins Ferry
A strike is in effect at the Gaylord mine north of Martins Ferry. District officials met with miners yesterday to settle the grievance over the transfer of powder into the mine. The dispute is expected to be settled satisfactorily today.
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Gaylord
Martins Ferry
Farm Boys Selected for Free Trip to Columbus Fair
Johnston of Salem and Elbridge Waugh of Smithfield win the free trip under the State Board of Agriculture after a lengthy election process at the Probate Judge office. County Auditor John L. Means chaired, Sherman Floyd acted as secretary, with a wide slate of candidates tested across ten ballots before final selection of alternates Moore and others.
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Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
John L. Means
Sherman Floyd
Doys
Dorrance
Brush Creek
Willard Ekey
Cross Creek
Chas. H McCauslen
Island Creek
Lawrence Oliver
Alsbert Griffin
Thos
M. Andrews
Salem
Lee
Grafton
W. P. Reynolds
Mt. Pleasant
John Moore
Smithfield
Tip Johnston
Earl Palmer
Clarence Clark
Elbridge Waugh
Smithfeld
F. P. Chaffee
W. C. Burchfield
John A. Fisher
W. M. Chefty
John Welday
F. E. Miser
C. W. Deselen
J. R. Simpson
A. H. Reynolds
W. S. Carter
Jnc
Jnc. G. Ickes, Lawrence Anderson, W. A. Johnston, J. B. Francis
Chas. Galbraith
R. D. Rutt
Elmer Gilkinson
T. Z. Williams
H H. McFadden
EF. E. Davidson
Stewart Watt
James Irvine
Chas
D. Simeral
S. M. Lloyd
F. E. Cunningham
H. H. Hammond
Jos. Neidenhuber
Johnson
Andrews
Moore
Waugh
McCauslen
Reynolds
Palmer
Ekey
Jefferson County Steubenville Teachers Institute at Wells Auditorium
The Jefferson County and Steubenville City Teachers Institute will be held at Wells Auditorium from August 25 to 29. Instructors include Dean W. G. Chambers of the University of Pittsburgh Supt. Frank H. Beede of New Haven Conn and Byron W. King Ph D of Pittsburg. Sessions cover opening exercises language discipline school governance and philosophy with evenings of social entertainment and lectures on living literature agriculture and the daily timetable.
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Jefferson County and Steubenville City
Frank H. Beede
Public Instruction
New Haven
Conn
Dean Chambers
Beede
Breede
Byron W. King
King’s School of Oratory
Pittsburg
Beetle
King
Kine
S. A. Harhourt
North
Dr. King
Reede
Sint. Reete
Divorce Petition Filed After Testimony in Canton
In Canton yesterday, Eu gene S. Bowerwee sought a divorce after testimony describing his acts with a bread nan. The proceedings centered on alleged misconduct and the request for dissolution of marriage.
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Nan
I. Eugene S. Bowerwee
Canton
Ekey and Moore Elected as Alternates
Ekey and Moore elected. In case on ly one alternate goes it will be Ekey.
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Andrews
Snare
Moore
Ekey
Waug
Waugh
Waugh Ave
Reynolds
Palmer
Gratton
McCarslen
Cox Finley Hone Political Machine, Ohio Falls Into Debate
In Columbus on August 1, Governor Cox faces backlash over his referendum push as critics label his rhetoric circuslike. The piece argues the Democratic machine, led by Cox and Finley, uses patronage schemes under the Warnes tax plan to shore up power, while Cedar Point discussions reflect broad discontent with the administration and its handling of petitions and arrests in the referendum fight.
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James Cox
William Finley
Warnes
Industrial Commission
Tax Commission of
Ohio
Tax Commisson of
Crhia
Finley
Laws
Democratic State Committee
Richtieth General Assembly
Cox-Finley
Cedar Point
Cox
Democratic Party
Democratic
Ohio Equity Association
Equity Association
Meekison
Henry County
Simmas
Halip
Dattlcuven
Democratic machine blocks referendum in Warnes Kilpatrick clash
Fragmentary text alleges Democratic operatives rig a local referendum to thwart reform. It claims the Cox administration would be blocked from appointing around 4,000 tax officials if the measure fails.
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Warnes
Kilpatrick
Democratc
Cox
Group Eight Ohio Bankers Meet in Cadiz to Hear Talks
Group eight bankers from Carroll Columbiana Holmes Harrison Jefferson Stark Tuscarawas and Wayne counties gathered in Cadiz on Thursday afternoon. I M Taggart presided at 1 30 PM with remarks by Major David Cunningham and a welcome by Rev Dr Davis. Officers were elected and several Steubenville bankers attended, noting travel by car and interurban plans.
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Ohio Bankers Association
Carroll
Columbiana
Holmes
Harrison
Jefferson
Stark
Tuscarawas
Wayne
Cadiz
Chautauqua
I. M. Taggart
Davis
David Cunningham
Merchants National Bank
Cassillon
S. J. Bristol
Canal Dover
M. A. Warnes
Emer. Lattamer
Columbus
Ohio
Chas. E. Thorne
Ohio Agricultural Station
Wooster
Steubenville
Exchange National
W. H. McClinton
C. J. McConnell
D. A. McCullough
Clark Hammond
Colubia National Bank of
Pittsburg
Mr. McClinton
People’s Bank
E. E. Francey
Paul Bowles
Frank Work
A. S. Buckingham
The
Commercial National
Reunion of Kithcart Family Held at Walker Home
The annual Kithcart reunion gathered 107 members at Louis Walker’s Mt. Pleasant residence on Wednesday. Five deaths, fourteen births, and six marriages were recorded for the year. Officers elected include President Smiley Kitheart and Secretary Charlotte Theaker, with a committee of arrangements led by Louis Walker and Smiley Kithcart.
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Kithcart
Louis Walker
Mt. Pleasant
Walker
Smiley Kitheart
Mr. Pleasant
T. S. Kitheart
Columbia
Ind
E. H. Sprague
Bridgeport
Promising Yield From Local Farms Amid Rainy Season
Farmers report strong potato and corn prospects with rains boosting yields. Samuel Walker of Harrison county predicts a 1000 bushel apple crop this fall, while others foresee lighter outputs as the season progresses. Tubers gained five cents per peck despite positive crop reports.
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Samuel Walker
Harrison County
Reunions Set for August 21 at Hopedale and Tippecanoe
The 52d O V L regiment will reunion at Hopedale on August 21 while the 98th unit holds its reunion at Tippecanoe on the same date. Forecasts warn a river rise of two and a half to three feet within a day or two due to rains, arriving as navigation resumes after low waters paused larger packets.
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Hopedale
Tippecanoe
Parcel Post Rules Change Take Effect Today
The post office department announces changes to parcel post regulations effective today. Beginning August 15, weights to any U S point may rise by nine pounds while the rate for the first two zones is substantially reduced.
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Parcel Post
Post Office Department
United States
Local Option Elections Cancelled in Harrison County
Harrison county will not hold local open elections after a Thursday conference at Chautauqua Park. Attorney General Hogan ruled last week that no license board is required if there are no saloons, and the five applicants have nothing to do with the matter.
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Harrison County
Chautauqua Parkiag
Hogan
Alleged White Slaver Case Heads to Local Court
An affidavit in Squire Lawler's court accuses Laurente Clifford, a strikebreaker, of violating the white slave law by bringing Mattie Stiner from Pennsylvania for immoral purposes. He reverses himself and claims beam blisted as part of the incident.
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Chaning Laurente Clifford
Squire Lawler
Mattie Stiner
Pennsylvania
Deputy Appointed Deputy Supervisor of Elections in Jefferson County
Secretary of State Charles H. Graves announced the appointment of John K. McFadden of Steubenville as Deputy Supervisor of Elections for Jefferson County for three years, succeeding Joe M. Gorman. The Democratic appointee replaces a Republican choice by A. S. Bernier, linked to the Steubenville Gazette.
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Charles H. Graves
John K. McFadden
Jefferson County
Joe M. Gorman
McFadden
Berenier
McFadeden
Steubeneville
Marriage Licenses in Steubenville and Alle Kanna
Jno Davis Jr 27 of Alle kanna and Cecelia Winster 26 of Steubenville obtain license. Jno R Skipper 19 and Else R Yorum 20, both of Steubenville, obtain license. Pierino De Massis 21 and Gisa Guiseppsina Nicol letta Tolentina 17, both of Steubenville, obtain licenses.
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Jno. Davis, Jr
Alle Kanna
Cecelia Winster
Steubenville
Jno. R. Skipper
Else R. Yorum
Pierino de Massis
Gisa Guiseppsina Nicolletta Tolentina
Contracts Awarded for Ohio River Dams 16 17 and 24
The Washington engineering department granted contracts to T. A. Gillespie company of Pittenburg for Dams 16 and 17 between Sistersville and Marietta. Dam 24 at Racine Ohio went to Sheridan-Kirk Construction of Portsmouth Ohio. Both bidders submitted the lowest bids for their dams.
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Washington
T. A. Gillespie Company
Pittenburg
Ohio River
Sistersville
Marietta
Racine
Sheriden-Kirk Construction Company
Portssmouth, O
Bridegroom Doped In Wellsburg After Wedding
A Pittsburg couple sparked buzz in Wellsburg on Tuesday as the newly married groom showed clear signs of intoxication or doping after the ceremony. Witnesses say he visited a saloon before the marriage and was seen with a known steerer, suggesting he may have been induced to overindulge or drugged. The license clerk and the officiant saw no signs of trouble.
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Pittsburg
Wellsburg
Jefferson County W C T U Plans 20th Annual Convention
The Jefferson County W C T U will hold its 20th annual convention in Bloomingdale on September 11 and 12. A feature will be a gold medal contest. County officers include President Mrs M E Blackburn of Smithfield Recording Secretary Miss Nannie Mather Bloomingdale Corresponding Secretary Miss Jessie Hammond Smithfield Treasurer Miss Mabel Stone Empire Pre Superintendent Mrs Kate VW Bailey Costonia.
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Jefferson County
Bloomingdale
Smithfield
Nannie Mather
Morris Divorce Suit Seeks Custody Alimony Maiden Name
Bessie A. Morris sues Wm A Morris for divorce custody of a sane child alimony and restoration of maiden name Buzza. Married in Marshall Illinois she alleges gross neglect failure to provide cruelty and adultery. P P Lewis attorney.
Twelve applicants for Jefferson county liquor license sit before state commission
On the Anxious Seat the twelve applicants face the state liquor license commission after their appearance. The list includes David Altelman Democrat James J Barry Democrat James E Kane Progressive Fremont Tarr Democrat Homer McGee Democrat T M Parnell Democrat Charles F Neville Democrat August F Berner Republican Frank H Kerr Republican S P Pyle Democrat H L Evans Republican T Hays White Democrat.
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Jefferson County Liquor License Commission
State Commission
David Alteman
James J. Barry
James E. Kane
Freemont Tarr
Howmer McGee
T. M. Parnsell
Charles F. Neville
August F. Berner
Frank H. Kerr
S. P. Pyle
H. L. Evans
Reepublican
T. Hays White
Arrest of Car O G Smith for Obscene Language at Strike Scene
Sheriff deputies arrested Car O G Smith on Saturday morning for using obscene language toward mill guards and inciting a breach of the peace. He rode a Third street trolley car and joined a crowd shouting at strikebreakers and deputies near Market street. Deputies attempted to enter the car at Adams street to arrest another man but were refused access by Motorman Lyons.
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O. G. Smith
Smith
Market Street
Adams Street
Lyons
Nomination Petitions Due Sept Fifth for Local Officers
All township and village officer nomination petitions must bear no fewer than 25 signatures and be filed with the Board of Elections by September 5. The notice specifies the deadline and required petition strength for candidates seeking local office.
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Board of Elections
Pan Handle Agricultural Club Holds First Picnic
The first annual Pan Handle Agricultural club picnic is set for September 6 at Wheeling Park. C P Waugh, president of the Brooke county section, will preside over the morning session.
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Pan Handle Agricultural Club
Wheeling Park
C. P. Waugh
Brooke County
The
Agricultural Club
Partition Suit Filed By Theo F. Carson Against Beatty Merion
The case involves a partition action brought by Theo F. Carson against Beatty Merion and others. Mex Clave and McClave appear as the attorneys for the suit.
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Theo F. Carson
Beatty Merion
Mex Clave & McClave
Oil Driller Suffers Severe Leg Fracture in Field
Angus McDonald of New Cumberland an oil driller sustained a serious fracture of his right leg below the knee while working in the oil fields late yesterday afternoon. He was transported to East Liverpool hospital around six o'clock last evening.
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Angus McDonald
New Camberland
Bond Award for Croxton's Run Pike Bonds
Five percent Croxton's Run Pike bonds totaling 35000 were awarded to the Miners and Merchants Exchange Bank of Smithfield. They purchased the issue at a premium of 9. The record notes the bid and premium details for the transaction.
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Croxton’s
Cadiz Man Appointed Aide on Warnock Staff
J. C. Glover of Cadiz is appointed as aide-de-camp on the staff of General W. R. Warnock, department Commander of Ohio. The promotion places Glover in a key liaison role within the Ohio command structure and expands his duties across district operations.
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J. C. Glover
Cadiz
W. R. Warnock
Ohio
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Jno
Williams
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Phillips Company
Atorney
Judge Sater
Tips Johnston
Elbridge
Teachers Institute
Fat Jos
Old
Cleveland
Liberty League
Hosgan
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