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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1913

Page

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Ohio highway talk dominates Chamber luncheon hearing

Hon James R Marker state highways commissioner spoke to the Chamber of Commerce at noon on Highway Improvement. He warned that only about 1,000 miles of Ohio’s 89,000 roadway are high class, urged central oversight and state aid, and detailed past funding, inter county plans, and new market road provisions shaping the state’s road system.

James R. Marker Chamber of Commerce Marker U. S Ohio Highway Department Kes Lake Shore

Gov Cox Hears From Hon Walter Brown on Bull Moose

The message suggests Gov Cox, tied to the Hon Walter Brown, argues that the Bull Moose movement can rescue him by courting the dying cause's leader. The text frames factions and political maneuvering amid a shifting party landscape.

Gov. Cox Walter Brown

Proposition for Extraordinary Convention Debate

Columbus dispatches detail Governor Cox facing accusations of a deal with Walter Brown of the Progressive party to split the Republican vote and aid Cox’s reelection. The piece claims Brown assured Cox’s rivals would be opposed by a Bull Moose ticket, citing political entanglements and appointments to Franklin County Tax Board as evidence of Cox advancing his own fortunes.

James Boyle Columbus Cox Walter Brown Progressive Party Brown Franklin County Warnes Grist

Republicans Move to Change National Convention Basis

Washington December 17. The Republican National Committee agreed to alter the basis of representation for national conventions, reducing Southern representation and recognizing district and state primary delegates. They rejected an extra convention next year by 35 to 14 after lengthy debate, with a plan to report details to a nine member sub committee. Maine abstained on the extra convention question.

Washington, D. C Congressional Committee Natonal Committee National Committee Wilson Congress Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Californi Molasdo Connecticut Delaware District Columbia Florida Georgia Dailylinois Iowa Kentucky Maryland Minnesota Mississippi Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey North Carolina Othioy - Rhode Island Borah Idaho Barnes New York W. Muteray Crane Massachusetts Washington Republiccan Warren Michigan

Hearings Consider Pollution of Ohio River Water

Report by Col Shunk and Major Alsaetter cites coal mines and factories as pollution sources. Congressman Sutherland plans hearings at East Liverpool Steubenville Martins Ferry Wheeling and similar towns to explore remedies under the general welfare clause. The War Department may convene without new law to protect navigable waters from acids harming locks dams and vessels.

Col. Shunk Alstaetteh Ohio River Sutherland West Virginia Secretary of War East Liverpool Steubenville Martin's Ferry Wheeling Cal. Shunk Major Alsaetter Congress

Reception Follows Final Study as Social Rally Impresses

The Business Girls Bible class held a reception at Westminster Church for Miss Kinney, drawing about two hundred attendees. After a lesson on Acts chapter five, the group enjoyed a grand march, social games, and refreshments, with plans to reconvene January 6 for further study.

Business Girls Miss Kinney Westminister Church Peter God Israel Christ Miss Kinmey Christian Church Miss Kelly Miss Wolfe Miss Wintringer Newness Girls of Steubenville

Fatal Gas Explosion Fatally Burns Marguerite White

Miss Marguerite White, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs George White, was fatally burned by a natural gas explosion in her Toronto kitchen Wednesday morning about 9 30. A ruptured rubber hose fed the stove, a struck match ignited flames, and her father suffered burns while aiding her. Firemen saved the house on West Third Street.

Marguerite White George White Toronto Miss White Mr. White West Third Street

Pope Learns of Rampolla Death Shocks Rome

Rome December 17 The death of Cardinal Rampolla was revealed to Pope Pius X this morning. Cardinal Merry Del Val and Monsignor Bressan visited the pope to convey the news, who pale with anxiety. The pope later praised Rampolla as one of the greatest churchmen and ordered mourning rites.

Associated Press Herald-Star Rome Cardinal Rampola Pope Pius X Merry del Val Monsignor Bressan Rampola

The Red Cross Christmas Seal Origin Story

Nearly $1.5 million has been raised by Red Cross Christmas Seals over five years, yet many wonder how the idea began. The practice traces to 1862 fairs where stamps funded soldiers’ hospitals, with $1 million raised before 1865, fading postwar then reemerging worldwide, with origins credited to Jecoh Ras and Emily P. J. Bissell in 1909 after a tuberculosis stamp crossed a letter from Norway.

Red Cross Brooklyn Boston Portugal Switzerland Austria France Spain Denmark Norway Russia Sweden Jecoh Ras New York Emily PJ. Bissell Delaware Red Cross American Red Cross Biss

Local Line Seeks Self Support by Breaking Wabash Ties

A Cleveland federal court hearing before Judge Day addresses the Wheeling and Lake Erie case. Minority stockholders seek to cancel agreements with the Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal, which they say gave the terminal line profit through joint hauls and 25 percent of gross earnings, aiming to render the W L E self supporting.

Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Cleveland Federal Court Wabash- Pittsburgh

Early Red Cross fund drives raise large totals

The excerpt notes a woman inspiring the American Red Cross to launch a national sale in 1908, raising over $135,000 for anti tuberculous work, followed by $230,000 in 1906 and nearly $310,000 in 1911 as organization improved.

American Red Cross United States

Senator Root Declares He Won't Seek Presidential Nomination

Washington December 17 Senator Root said in the Senate he could not and would not accept the Republican presidential nomination or the office due to age He would be 72 before the current term ends and 76 before the next administration would finish service He urged support for younger men and called political ambition irrelevant to him in his final career comments The exchange followed criticisms by Senators Williams and Reed over alleged talk of a presidential bee and a correction from Senator Reed over his remarks about Senator Gallinger

Washington Root Senate United States Senator Riot Williams Reed Gallinger New York New Hampshire

Red Cross Motion Picture Sale Drives Seal Drive

The Social Service Union ordered 20 000 additional Red Cross Christmas seals due to strong demand. Over 1 600 seals were sold at the post office last Saturday by the workers in charge. The Edison Red Cross film The Price of Human Life will be shown at Palace Theatre this year with half of that day’s proceeds donated to the union and seal fund. High school girls led by Miss Mary Wylie Haramond are selling tickets for the event, while Home Girls Bible class ladies plan the program.

Red Cross Social Service Union Steubenville Edison Red Cross Palace Theatre Roth Red Cross Seal Fund Mary Wylie Haramond

Local High School Girls Committee Members Named

A list of names including Marion Walker Mrs A W Latheck Mrs George Lindsay Mrs A FE Morse and others is released as members and assistants of a high school girls committee. The document mentions Miss Planche Stultz Miss Georgiana Grafton Miss Eleanor Robinson and many more as part of the group.

Thes Marion Walker A. W.latheck George Lindsay A. FE. Morse C.J. Gimeral Laughlin Planche Stultz Georgiana — Grafton Eleanor Robinson Mary Wilma Dawsom Mildred Lewis Marjorie Barkhurst Lascille Miller Helen Cochrane Lucy Sherratt Margaret Mueller Lenora Darkhurst May Hale Margaret Fisher Margaret Bougher le Re Paschey Helen Iar Boag

Salvation Army Christmas Baskets Plan Support Drive

The Salvation Army calls for donations to fund Christmas baskets with meat and eatables for needy families. Captain and Mrs Fuller urge community support, asking shoppers to look for donation boxes in stores and keep kettles boiling with offerings to bring happiness on Christmas Day.

Capt John Fuller

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