Court Allows Convicted Dynamiters to File Writ of Error
Associated Press report from London outlines peace talks with Balkan and Turkish envoys. Dr Daneff warns negotiations may break off if the map of Bulgaria and Turkey fails to reflect allied terms. Boundary rectifications and Aegean island issues dominate, with risk of renewed hostilities if not resolved.
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Associated Press
Merald-Star
Kndon
Daneff
Bulgaria
Turkey
Sanople
Aegean Sea
Sofia
Jan
Judge Allows Writ of Error in Dynamiters Case
Associated Press reports Indianapolis January 2 193? Judge Andersen granted writ of error for three dynamiter defendants after earlier appeals. The decision allows supersedeas to move to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Chester H Krum led defense. U S Atty Charles Miller ready to proceed. Leavenworth labor officials 33 convicted face new duties at federal penitentiary prison jobs stated Deputy Warden Mackey the mood among inmates remains cheerful and cooperative.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Indiapanolis
Aften - After- Reys Voriithe
Andersen
AY. XN
Harding
Herbert S. Hockin
Anapper
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
Chester H. Krum
United States District
Charles Miller
Simersedes
Leavenworth
Kansas
Federal Penitentiary
J& T
W. H. Mackey
Gazette Denies False Charge On Election Certificat
Stebenville January 1 1913 claims in Gazette that Prosecutor-elect W C Brown sought and was refused a certificate of election. The letter calls the collusion charge by Special Prosecutor Welty false and wields sharp rebuke to lawyers who publish slander in papers ahead of trial.
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Stebenville
Herald-Star
W. C. Brown
Secretary of State
Jefferson County Board of Elections
Brown
Gavette
Robt. L. Freudenberger
Charleston
W. Va
W. C Brown
Board of Elections
Ben F. Welty
Kima
Freudenberger
Thesday
Welty
Strike expands as garment workers call 7000 bushelmen
The United Garment Workers of America on strike for higher pay and better conditions expects about 7,000 bushelmen in local department stores to join within 24 hours. The union aims to extend the dispute to alterations workers who handle ready-made garments to reach the retail trade. State mediation boards and commerce groups are seeking an adjustment.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
United Garment Workers of America
State Board of Mediaion
Chamber of Commerce and
International Fence Forum
New Year Orgies Reported in Chicago Hotels
Reports on New Year's Eve orgies surface for reform group leaders, detailing drunken lobbies and public displays of intimacy in downtown Chicago hotels. Prosecutors may pursue cases unresolved after the New Year’s legal closing hour.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Chicago
Arthur B. Farwell
Anti-Saloon League
Belvert tragedy ends in double tragedy for Eddy family
Henry C. Eddy, a retired Wall Street broker, shot his wife at their Belvert, L. I. home then killed himself after six weeks of reconciliation. Servants heard shots, found Mrs. Eddy in the doorway and her husband dying. Mrs. Eddy had left last summer, was twelve years younger, and had stayed away until recently with a man she knew. Eddy had retired from active business years before.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Henry C. Eddy
Wall Street
Belvert
Taft to Attend Whitelaw Reid Funeral in New York
President Taft will depart Washington at midnight to attend Whitelaw Reid's funeral in New York on Saturday morning. Secretary Knox accompanies him as British Ambassador James Bryce and Col. Lowther represent their governments. Taft plans two speeches in New York on reform and peace before returning to Washington.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Taft
New York
Whitelaw Reid
Knox
James Bryce
Col. Lowther
Caada
York
Thenoo
Repubt
Sanday
Two Can Play Total Defeat In Impasse Over Taft Appointments
In Washington on January 2 Democratic Senate leaders vowed to press the fight against President Taft's late appointments. The clash could set off a bitter struggle with Republicans over Wilson's nominees in a post March 4 special session.
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Associated Press
Hert
td-Star
Washington
Senate
Tate Aintments
Allicateus
Lucky
Taft
Wilson
Sulzer urges direct senatorial elections and state reform
Gov Sulzer calls for direct election of U S Senators, cutting costly state offices and submitting a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. He urges wage boards to set living wages, protective child labor laws, and broad reforms in tax, roads, education, and civil law while proposing a committee of inquiry to prune useless offices. Continued on page 2.
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Yorke
United States
Aarge
Mild weather opens St Lawrence River in January
Montreal reports an unusually mild spell with trees budding and the St. Lawrence river free of ice. The late open water is the latest since settlement, benefiting street railways and telegraph firms while causing hardship for others. Butterflies sighted amid the unseasonable warmth.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence
Cor
Swan Song House After Short Session Adourned
Congress opened after a holiday recess with the House adjourning for a day in memory of late Representative McHenry of Pennsylvania. Leader Underwood and colleagues started tariff revision planning while the Senate heard Senator Batley’s farewell address to a crowded gallery.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Congress
House
Representative McHenry
Pennsylvania
Underwood
Senate
Batley
Trades Assembly Elected Officers in Prosperous Ohio Body
The Ohio Jefferson County Trades and Labor Assembly reports its coming year officers with a thriving financial status. President H H Ralston leads Street Car Workers 285, Vice President D W Miller Potters 20, Secretary Harry T Brady Potters 20, Treasurer A C Johnston Tear Drivers 350, Inspector J H Wilton Potters 20, Sergeant at Arms P B Bucey Street Car Workers 285, Trustees Henry Lucas Street Car Workers 285 P B Bucey 285 Wim Steen Musicians, Finance Lente Rutherford Potters 20 Fred Campbell Team Drivers 350 John Fowler Team Drivers 350.
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Ohio
Jefferson County Trades and Labor Assembly
Assembly
W HH. Ralston
D. W. Miller
Potters
Harry T. Brady
Potters No
A. C. Johnston
J. H. Wilton
P. B. Bucey
Henry Lucas
Wim. Steen
Lente
Body of Reid Arrives Nantucket Lighship Escort
The British cruiser Natal with the body of Whitelaw Reid, late ambassador to Great Britain, reached Nantucket light ship at nine this morning. Six U S warships met the funeral ship to escort it to port, reflecting a solemn voyage from New York on January 2.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Natal
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Nantucket
Mornir
United States
Gore introduces resolution on German TB cures info
Washington January 2 Senator Gore proposed a resolution asking the President to provide Congress with any information from German sources or consular officers regarding newly reported discoveries in Germany for curing pulmonary tuberculosis and aiding U S sufferers.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
United States
Germany
Gore
Congress
Open House at Y M C A Impresses Wide Audience
A long open house at the Y M C A drew a large crowd with afternoon and evening events led by Prof Delbert Lean of Wooster University. Aquatic displays in the pool and gymnasium routines entertained men and boys, while Lean’s Christmas Carol reading in the assembly room held close attention. The lobby boomed with holiday decorations and punch served by Mrs Polen, Mrs Beatty, Miss Junkin, and Mrs Owens. Lean’s later tales kept the crowd engaged as he described lively scenes and adventurous exploits.
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Ise
Iterfioon
Owens
Kohier
Molly
Mesdames Polen
Beatty
Junkin
Delbert Lean
Wooster University
Athc
Scrooge
Tim
Grady
Lean
Steubenville
Wheeling Sheet & Tin Plate Plant Near Yorkville Progress
Construction advances at Yorkville in the Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate plant with officials optimistic it will be running by July 1. Fifty carloads of structural steel unloaded. conveyor trusses await arrival. Concrete work slowed by cold weather but excavation continues. molds and foundry team report strong progress on the contract.
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Wheeling Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Yorkville
Sie
Wheeling Mold & Foundry Con Pany
Hit by Train in Wheeling Death of John Boyle
John Boyle of 3316 Superior Avenue Cleveland was struck by a W. and L. E. train on the Terminal bridge in Wheeling Tuesday night and died at North Wheeling hospital. A pattern maker, he had been seeking work at Wheeling Mold and Foundry and had been living in Martins Ferry. His family was notified.
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John Boyle
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
Terminal Bridge
Wheeling
North Wheeling
Wheeling Mold & Foundry Company
Martins Ferry
Docket Dismissals Include Numerous Old Criminal Cases
The court dropped several old criminal cases from the docket and noticed others. Dismissed were Mike Wisnoski for cutting to kill Thos Daley for assault and battery James Gallagher for burglary and larceny John D Eynon for practicing medicine without certificate Isaac Thomas for shooting in cemetery Geo E Archer for abandonment one Truckak et al for assault and battery Ohio cases include Burns for attempted arson Smith for slander Kovvalt and wife for keeping place Dravet for entering premises Leckersky for assault and battery Wheaton for assault and battery Wellington for receiving stolen goods Civil actions include Wise v Jackson et al vacated order Green v Lee finding of Clover seed ownership and co-ownership of hay Gordon v Inter State Hay for $298.99 Shleeter v Gredlein sale confirmed Myers v Myers sale confirmed.
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Mike Wisnoski
Thos, Daley
James Gallagher
John D. Eynon
Isaac Thomas
Geo. E. Archer
Truckak Et al
Jesse Stone
Ohio
Janes Burns
Mathias Smith
John Kovvalt
John Chivowski
Nick Dravet
Mary J. Slack
Chas. Milewsky
Otio
Jacob Pencoski
Jos. Leckersky
Ralph Wheaton
Warren Wellington
Mary. M. Wise
Ida Jackson
John Green
James Lee
Clover Seed
Lee
Coon
Hay
R. G. Gordon
Inter-State Hay Co
Marie Shleeter
Andrew Gredlein
Sale
Geo. W. Myers
Cynthia
Myers
House to Seek Subpoena Against William Rockefeller
Washington officials favored a swift move to subpoena William Rockefeller for the Pujo committee. They proposed the judiciary committee report a resolution to instruct an attachment on the financier.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
House
William Rockefeller
Pujo
Judiciary
Grand New Years Minstrel Show Delights Crowds
The Commercial Travellers Minstrels at the Grand delivered a successful both artistically and financially packed program. An matinee and evening crowd generated S. R. O. excitement with lively end men, local gags, and strong solos led by Hutton, Davis, Hutton, Geisinger and Tones. A lengthy bill featured Fatton’s orchestra, the “Scenes in a Hotel” sketch, Tom Brown and Master Hodge, plus a finale “Ye Country Store” that sparked raucous laughter. The cast included Jones, Richards, Borden, McDonald, Deiderich, Cartledge, Kirk Jones, Hartje, Moreland, and others. the show closed amid strong praise and promises of future bookings.
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Commercial Travelers Association
Roger Jones
Brn Richards
George Borden
Tom McDonald
Billy Deiderich
Charles Cartledge
Kirk Jones
Chas
Tom Brown
Master Hodge
Monk
Jones
Mni
R. Hileman Tuten
the Buttinsky
Aad
George Bowers
Charlie Newman
Frank Becker
Skinny Lemon
N. Cis
Ray Rider
Big Chief
Coachey
Geo
Ewin
Weather outlook for Ohio rain or snow tonight
Local Ohio forecast calls for rain or snow this evening with cooler temperatures. Friday should be fair and colder across the region.
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Ohio
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