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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1914

Page

8

Moyer recounts assault on him by mine foes on train

Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners says he was assaulted in Hancock Michigan and robbed of his dignity and safety by members of the Citizens Alliance and armed men. He alleges he was dragged through streets, beaten, shot in the back, and placed on a Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul train bound for Chicago after a confrontation at the Scott hotel. He vows to return to Calumet to continue the strike and defend miners.

Green Bay Wis Charles H. Moyer Western Federation of Miners Chicago, Wilwaukee & St. Paul Channing,Mich Scott Hancok Citizens’ Alliance Waddell Moyer Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Coamning Mich Caluid Hecla Ederman Calumet Nabeen Vernor Uestion Scott Hotel Hancock Ohio Sheriff Cruse Deat Labor Country Court Committee of Citizens Charles H. Tanner California James McNatgton Calumet and Hecklar Mines Tiy Country Chi Imo Wis

Businessmen discuss Pope Co mill strike settlement at Wells Hall

A Christmas afternoon meeting at Wells Auditorium brought business leaders to plan a settlement of the Pope Tin mill strike. The Pope Co would not sign the wage scale, preferring an open shop, and offered to take back all former employees. Some strikers attended only to be kept away by outsiders. Mayor McLeish and Rev. Powers urged protecting workers' rights while safeguarding business interests. Fire at Globe brick works destroys plant, displacing sixty workers. President Wilson plans a recreation visit to Pass Christian with focus on federal reserve board choices and an anti trust address.

Wells Auditorium Pope Bert Lee Chaffee Board of Commerce D. J. Sinclair G&o Clarksburg W. Va McLeish Steubenville Harry Brady Trades Assembly Pope Company Associated Press Herald-Star Christian Miss Wilson Federal Reserve Board Washington Inter-State Trade Commission Bureau of Information and Investigation Commissioner of Corporations TTT EAP T. A. Powers Onite O New Sheng Stephenville

Moyer plans return to Calumet to lead miners fight

Mr. Moyer said he would stop in Chicago briefly to recover and then return to Calumet to head the copper miners strike. Despite bandages and blood, he spoke cheerfully for nearly 20 minutes and thanked reporters. Victor Berger of Milwaukee arrived and pledged Socialists to aid the Calumet miners.

Milwaukee Calumet

WET AND DRY Beal law election expenses listed in Amsterdam

The Wets of Amsterdam filed their Beal law election expenses with receipts of 150 dollars and disbursements totaling 140.20 dollars including ads hall legal advice and stamps with 20 dollars balance returned to contributors. The Drys raised 126.53 dollars from churches and spent 84.60 with various items including salaries and services. balance in bank 41.93. In Rome, Cardinal Rampola’s apartments were sealed in a disputed move questioned for legality. No will trace found.

Wets Amsterdam Board of Elections C. A. Windle Drys Presbyterian M. E J. G. Schaibly F. G. Bale Col D. L. Perry M. No. Duvall James Crumbly J. C. Miller G. B. Robinson T. J. Crow C. Narragon Er. H. W. Stewart G. McQueen Dray Associated Press Herald-Star Rome Cardinal Rampola Monsignor Bisogno St. Peters

Tenants Told to Vacate D J Sinclair Building

D J Sinclair’s Market and Court streets property tenants must leave by April 1 as the old structures are razed. He plans a new foundation for a future building on the site leased to Wheeling Greeks for 5000 dollars yearly to fund a theatre project. The Greek developers will own the theater after twelve years.

D. J. Sinclair Market and Court Streets Sinclair Wheeling Greeks

Wounded man shot in thigh near South Sixth street

Albert Geordam a tube mill employee was shot in the left thigh Thursday while celebrating Christmas at 325 South Sixth street. He was shot from behind in the alley near that address and is hospitalized at City hospital. he resides at 416 South Fifth street.

Albert Geordam South Sixth Street South Fifth Street City Hospital

Funeral services held for New Athens resident

One brother Albert D. Yarman and one sister Mrs Edwards of New Athens mourn a local passing. Funeral services conducted Tuesday afternoon from her home by Rev George L Davis, with interment in Cadiz Cemetery.

Albert D. Yarman New Athens Mrs. Edwards George L. Davia Cadiz Cemetery

Isaac Clemens Dies in Tulsa Christmas Day

Isaac C Clemens longtime Brooke county board of equalization and review president died suddenly in Tulsa Oklahoma on Christmas Day from valvular heart disease. He was a cousin of Samuel M Clemens. Survived by his wife and five children. He taught in Washington Pennsylvania and was first principal of Benwood schools before moving to Wellsburg to run a large livery and undertakings business.

Isaac Clemens Isaac C. Clemens Board of Equalization and Review Brooke County Tulsa Oklahoma Samuel M. Clemens Mark Twain James R. Clemens Mr. Clemens Washington Benwood Clemens Wellsburg

Mrs Emma Rhodes Dunlevy dies at 63 in Kirkwood Ohio

Mrs Emma Rhodes Dunlevy sister of Charles M Rhodes of Steubenville died Christmas day at her Kirkwood Ohio home after several weeks illness, aged 63. Born in Bridgeport Ohio she was daughter of Ebeneezer and Caroline Rhodes. Survived by Major Seymour Dunlevy of Bridgeport and three children Blanche Steenrod Helen Quimby Donald Rhodes Dunlevy, one grandchild Platoff Steenrod and great grandchild Lewis Gibson Steenrod. Also surviving brothers A J Rhodes Wheeling and Charles M Rhodes Steubenville and sisters Mrs H G Branum Mrs Crawford Booth and Miss Kate Rhodes, all Bridgeport. Lifelong member of First M E Church Kirkwood and West Virginia Daughters of the Revolution.

E. R. Dunlevy Emma Rhodes Dunlevy Charles M. Rhodes Steubenville Kirkwood Dunlevy Bridgeport Ebeneezer Caroline Rhodes Major Seymour Dunlevy Blanche Ste

Mrs Teressa Haysler Dies At Age 49 In Steubenville

Mrs Teressa Haysler widow of Frederick Haysler died at Coal Hill home on Wednesday December 24 1913 at 8 30 am after two years of delicate health. Born February 29 1864 in Germany she came to the U S at age six and lived in Richietown Wheeling before moving to Steubenville where she resided. She was a Zion Lutheran member and mother of six Alvan George Edward Teressa Lillian and Ida with spouses. Survived by brother Lutie Kraft of Bellaire.

Teese Coal Hill Haysler Germany Richietown Wheeling Steubenville Zion's Lutheran Church Frederick Haysler

Hungarian miner stabbed at Reed Bottom coal works

John Kusics, a Hungarian miner, was stabbed in the arm Thursday night by an unknown foreigner. Authorities have given up hope of catching the assailant. Kusics was taken to North Wheeling hospital and is reported to be recovering, though the deep slash has left his arm largely useless.

John Kusics Bottom North Wheeling

Foot Crushed in Freight Car Accident Near Market Street

Edwin Slentz, a section hand, was injured while attempting to board a moving freight near Market Street. He slipped from a car step after being hit by a projecting object and the car wheel ran over his foot. He was transported to the city hospital for treatment.

Edwin Slentz Market Street Marclay

National banks rush to join federal reserve system

Washington reports more than 400 national banks and trust companies across states and major cities have applied for Federal Reserve membership. McAdoo and Houston plan district division and reserve bank locations, with an official plan to be announced soon. Senator Hoke Smith pushes Atlanta as a reserve bank contender.

Associated Press Herald-Star Washington National Federal Reserve Treasury Department New York Chicago Boston McAdoo Houston Organization Committee Hoke Smith Georgia Atlanta Smith

Glover Charged With Murder in De Villiers Case

In Los Angeles on December 26 Roy L. Glover a San Antonio lead agent faced murder charges for the death of Daniel De Villiers after a coroner's inquest. Glover's wife Mrs Glover formerly Mrs De Villiers was seen Christmas shopping as the two children awaited gifts. Preliminary hearing slated for January 2 with the wife anticipated as the chief witness.

Los Angeles Cal Dee Jim de Villiers

Death of Mrs Emaline J Smith comes after yearlong illness

Mrs Emaline Jean Smith wife of David R Smith of 1215 Tweed avenue died Friday at 6 pm aged 59 after a year of poor health and three months bedfast bronchitis. Maiden name McKinney. Survived by husband and children Howard M Steubenville Anita Pritchard Youngstown Caroline McElroy Bert McNeal Steubenville, plus one sister. Attended Finley M E church and was a devoted wife and mother.

Emaline J. Smith Emaline Jean Smith David R. Smith Tweed Avenue McKinney Howard M Steubenville Anita Pritchard Youngstown

Thomas Dunning Former Brilliant resident dies in Denver

Thomas Dunning a former Brilliant resident died in Denver Colorado on December 25 at 5 a m aged 40 He was son of Mr and Mrs James Dunning and left Colorado about two years ago Survived by widow and five children He worked as foreman at Carnegie Steel Works Mingo Junction He leaves sister Mrs Applegate Wellsburg and was a member of M E church Remains will be brought to Brilliant for interment Also Mrs J M Boyles of Brilliant died at Martin's Ferry hospital on Friday.

Thomas Dunning Brilliant Denver Col James Dunning Colorado M. E. Church

William Karnes Dies at Home Near Colliers West Virginia

William Karnes a retired farmer died Wednesday at 10 30 pm at his daughter Mrs Elmer Truax home near Colliers West Virginia aged 85 His wife died in September Three other children survive Mrs Geo Lockhart of the Cove Mrs Stephens and William Karnes of Pittsburg The deceased was born in Western Pennsylvania

William Karnes Elmer Truax Colliers W. Va Geo, Lockhart the Cove Stephens Pittsburg Pennsylvania

James Shiling Dies in Mingo Junction

James Shiling died Tuesday at Mingo Junction and was buried Thursday at the Rui Cemetery in Sherrard West Virginia. The service at the Ave was led by Rev. A Riffe. A former resident, he married Elizabeth H Criswell in the 1860s and moved to Ohio over thirty years ago, with family remaining nearby.

James Shiling Mingo Junction Rui Sherrard W. Va the Ave A. €. Riffe Shilling Elizabeth H. Criswell Othbo

Mrs Isabella McCoy Dies at Cadiz Home in 1913

Mrs Isabella McCoy widow of Martin Jh McCoy former Cadiz attorney and mayor died at her Cadiz home on Sunday December 21 1913. Survived by five children Helen Birdie Lela Herteoll and Harold all at home. Born Jefferson county 1883 and married McCoy May 24 1877. Maid named Isabella DeYarman. Husband died 1901.

Isabella McCoy Lawbella McCoy Cadiz Martin Jh.McCoy Isabella DeYarman Jefferson County McCoy Helen Birdie Lela Herteoll Harold

Christmas Personal Notes With Many Local Visits

A flood of holiday greetings and visits fills Steubenville and nearby towns as relatives travel from Salineville Youngstown Kane and Cadiz. Readers include plans for dances weddings and church events with numerous Ovington Giles and McCullough family mentions and a sudden death at 418 North Street.

Damage Claim By Widow Over Trench Incident

Clara Maple widow of George M Maple files a £5 000 damage claim alleging negligence for not furnishing him timbers to prop a trench near Fairfield. The claim targets the commissioners over the death while doging a trench under the pike.

Clara Maple George M. Maple Fairfield Fhe

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