Special Train Carries Prisoners to Fort Leavenworth
A special train leaves Indianapolis at 12:10 today carrying 33 labor union defendants and guards to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The train included two coaches and a baggage car with handcuffs planned overnight. Guards receive instructions and wives bid farewell as the procession is watched by crowds.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Leavenworth
Kameas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Terre Haute
Ind
St. Lows
Fort Leavenworth
Edward Lewis
San Francisco
Iron Workers’ Union
J. E
Agreditional
Ascon
Lepars
Anderson
Chiser Cram
Cram
Ander District
Miller
Indianapolis
Unon
Kansas
Fudge Anderson
Nherry
District Court
Crtic B. McManigal
Los Angeles
Parcels Post Opens at Postoffice With New Rules
Local post office readies for the parcels post set to take effect nationwide on January 1 1933. Details note perishable and fragile goods, prohibited items, and limits. The service aims to ease delivery for farm sellers and city residents alike with maps and guides available.
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United States
Westmaster Gilson
Post Office
Postoffice
Egx
Parcels Post
Ising Atong
Formal writs sought to halt removal of dynamite case leaders
Refused action in Chicago as 43 convicted labor leaders facing transfer from Indianapolis to Leavenworth seek writs to stay removal. Judge Seamon directed no action, saying he would travel to Indianapolis next Thursday to review the matter and decide there.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Seamon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Seaman Torced
Havedygy Piece the hascenees to Pitteborg headline
A fragment mentions Havedygy traveling to Pittsburgh after a holiday visit home. Details are incomplete, with limited readable specifics about persons or dates. The item reads like a brief society or personal-notice fragment from a local page.
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Havedygy
Pitteborg
Robbery at Eaton Residence Ends in Escape
A night shift worker in Eaton’s home heard the door open and was seized from behind. A struggle followed as Eaton defended himself, wrestling the intruder to the floor, preventing phone use, and chasing the thief away after sustaining a throat injury and losses from two pockets. Police alerted as soon as Eaton spoke.
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Eaton
Polish saloon riot leads to mayoral hearing Friday
Mayor MecLewh will hold a hearing Friday afternoon for Mrs John Finney and two relatives on a charge of disorderly conduct after a chaotic scene at a Polish saloon on Washington and Eighth. Officers faced a mob of women and children as they attempted to arrest a Polish man who refused to comply. Police let the man go to avoid injuring the crowd and filed charges against three women and the man. A Christmas night brawl at the Finney saloon left two women injured.
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MecLewh
John Finney
Franihauser
McCarty
Washington
Eighth Streets
Finney
Otf
Christmas Day Suicide Attempt at Short Street Home
David Johnston, drinking and despondent, attempted to cut his throat on Christmas day at his Short street residence. His wife intervened, police were summoned, he was confined for safekeeping and not seriously hurt.
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David Johnston
Short Street
Nat
Fatality in Christmas Morning Streetcar Crash at Lazearville
Michael McMahan of Fallanshee was struck by a Tri-State traction car in Lazearville on Christmas morning. He stepped in front of the vehicle, the motorman could not stop in time, and the car ran over him. He died at City Hospital from crushing injuries and internal damage. Remains sent to Lettenberger Morgue.
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Michael McMahan
Fallanshee
Lazearville
McMahan
Lown
Lettenberger Morgue
Man identified as Michael Melnerney in La Vaerville death
A man injured on the La vaerville traction line died at the city hospital and was identified at the morgue as 53 year old machinist Michael Melnerney by his son. He had no fixed address. Survived by daughter Bertha in Pennsylvania, son John F. of Yorkville, one sister and four brothers in Steubenville West Virginia Pennsylvania and South Dakota. He was buried today.
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Lavaerville
Michael McMahan
Michael Melnerney
Margaret Neeley
John F
Yorkville
Bertha
Pennsylvania
Mary Jordan
Steubenville
Daniel
West Virginia
William and
Frank
Thomas
South Dakota
Crawford elected president of La Belle Iron Works Co
W D Crawford of Steubenville was chosen president of the La Belle Iron Works Co at the January 1913 directors meeting. M L Scott resigns as president effective January 1913, Albert Glass of Wheeling named director to fill Foltz’s vacancy. No immediate changes or new mills planned. future expansions possible with bridges and new furnaces on La Belle land.
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W. D. Crawford
Steuhenville
la Belle Iron Works Co
Las Monthly
Crawford
M. Scott
Scott
la Betle Iron Works
Albert Glass
Wheeling
W. 5
Foltz
New Castle
la Belle Co
West Virginia
W.C. Munn
Youngstown Sheet & Yube Mills
la Rette
Robbery Strikes Opera Tor C B Raton in West Urb r ville
C B Raton, the third tries operator at the BR and C in West Ubrichsville, was the victim of a hold up shortly after midnight Wednesday. Raton had cleared up all of his work.
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Raton
BR & C
West Ubrichsville
Faton
Former Prosecuting Attorney Welty Tours Allen County Election Case Ground
Former prosecuting attorney Welty from Allen County Ohio arrived in town to assist in prosecuting those indicted by the recent grand jury for alleged election law violations. He stated he would request reappointment of Prosecuting Attorney Paisley to retain the office.
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TP. I. Welty
Allen County
Ohio
Hoe@an
Wentrewe
Welty
Iade Richards
Jay S. Paisley
Paisley Term Ends January Sixth Held In Suspense
Indications show Mr Paisley's term expires January 6, but pressure from the Attorney General's office and interested parties has the Prosecutor consenting to retain the office. He will likely be appointed by Judge Richards to-day or tomorrow.
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Paisley
Jasay
Richauls
Death of Charles Paull after street fight shooting
Charles Willard Paull, 27, died at 7 05 a m Monday from a gunshot wound suffered seven weeks earlier in a crowd at Sixth and Slack streets during a fight between an Italian barber and another man. The bullet penetrated a lung and lodged in the back. Paull, born in Pipe Creek Ohio, resided at 1533 Euclid avenue. He walked home after being shot and lingered under a physician care as his lung deteriorated. Survived by widow Anne Haney and three children Dorothy Charles and Uelen, plus one brother and two sisters and relatives in Wheeling and Youngstown. He was a member of the Bellaire Christian church and the Red Men, and worked as an electrical charger at La Belle Iron Works. He was respected and industrious.
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Charles Willard Paull
Euclid Avenue
Paull
Seimebody
Paul
Pipe Creek
John Glasgow
Flo
Anne Haney
Dorothy
Charles
Uelen
Lawrence
Mary Paull
Wheeling
John Watson
Youngstown
Christian Church
Bellaire
Red Men
la Belle
Former President Castro Sailed to Ellis Island for Entry Review
Former Venezuelan president Castro traveling under the name Ruiz was taken from the La Yourine at quarantine and moved to Ellis Island. Officials identified him and prepared a special board of inquiry to decide his right to enter the United States as he remains under quarantine.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Castro
Venezuela
Ellis Island
State Department
Washington
Williis
Bureau of Immigration
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wilams
Wiliams
Mills Island
Williams
Democratic leaders weigh House officers as 63rd Congress nears
Washington Dec 30 Democratic leaders map House organization with the chief change expected in the sergeant at arms post Charles B Riddle likely to retire Robt Jordan of Ohio and former representative Ryan of Buffalo N Y contend for the job Ryan had sought the post when Democrats took control of the 62nd Congress
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
House
Charles Bf. Riddle
Robt. Jordon
Ohio
Death of German Secretary of State Ven Ridderlen Waceater
Stettwart Germany December 30 report that Ven Ridderlen Waceater secretary of state for the German empire died at his home after a brief illness during a Christmas visit to his sister. He had suffered irregular heart action for several days and died of heart failure at ten minutes to eight this morning while largely alone. He was 66 years of age.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Stettwart
Germany
Ridderlen Waceater
German Empire
Acne
Severa Hiys
Sinkenness
New York Garment Strike Halts 125000 Workers
Mass walkout ties up about 4000 factories as 125000 men and women garment workers strike in New York. Pickets, in steady rain, target factories while leaders promote peaceful protest and demand eight hour day wage raises, child labor abolition, and tenement reform. The industry’s annual output valued around 350 million. No negotiations with employers reported yet.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Local unrest quoted by leaders in Russia faced by city divisions
Statements from leaders emphasized heavy settlement in four major city sections amid tensions. Officials warned actions would impact the country as authorities identified Russia sourced agitators as the primary threat.
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Russia
Staunton Welcomes Governor Wilson on 16th Birthday
In Staunton Virginia on December 2 a multi band parade welcomed Governor Wilson returning on his 16th birthday. Cavalry officers from the 18th U.S. Cavalry paid respects and Major General Wood conveyed compliments. A town gift featured ivory miniatures of Rev. and Mrs. Wilson.
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Preas
Herald Star
Staunton
Wilton
Wilson
18Th
U. S. Cavalry
War Department
Wood
Ohio Senators Huffman And Andrews Face Bribery Sentences
State Senators Isaac Huffman of Oxford and La Forrest Andrews of Ironton begin three year nine month prison terms for bribery after the Ohio supreme court mandate. Prosecutor Turner issues capiases. both await surrender at their homes and plan to report to Columbus for commitment and entry to the penitentiary. Additional bribery trials are scheduled for January 21 with several legislators named in connection to the graft expose and Rose county option bill.
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Columbus
Isaac FE. Huffman
Oxford
la Forrest R. Andrews
Ironton
Ohio
Supreme Court
Turner Armee
Capiases
Huffman
Andrews
Hogan
Turner
Edgar T. Crawford
Carroll County
Nsh Crook
Springsfield
Ohio Retail Merchants’ Association
Hig
Senate
Charles A. Bond
Cleveland
Mr. Bond
John T Prake
Erie County
Rose County
Hon
George E. Wood
Secretary of State
Charles L Whealen
Dayton
Mark Slater
Harry King
Railroad Commissi Mer
State House
Slater
T. A. Dean
Fremont
A. Clark Lowry
Tranton
Frank McCalvey
Husband shoots wife and mother in LaGrange murder
Edward Hart shot and killed his wife Mrs Rena Hart and her mother Mrs Sarah McBride in LaGrange Indiana early today. Hart, who had been deported from his wife, fled to his brother's home where Mrs McBride lay asleep and was killed. Hart was later arrested. He had married only a few months ago.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
LaGrange
Ind
Edward Hart
Rena Hart
Sarah McBride
McBride
Hart
Senate to expand probe to 1912 presidential race
The Associated Press reports Senator Clapp will seek to widen the Senate campaign fund investigation after Congress reconvenes. The inquiry had been limited to the road and 1908 campaigns and the 1912 contest before the nominating convention.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Senate Campaign Fund
Clapp
Congress
Senate
Senate to consider widening committee power for campaign probe
The Senate likely will be asked to pass an extra resolution enlarging the committee authority unless it can proceed under its current remit. National campaign committees filed expenses last year, and a broader probe is believed to reveal many new aspects of the recent campaign.
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Senate
Taft May Skip Nomination Of Panama Canal Civil Governor
President Taft decided not to nominate the canal zone civil governor or subordinate officers until returning to the United States. Col Goethals is expected to be appointed civil governor with a salary $5000 less than his canal commission head pay. The Taft party visited the Culebra cut and Panama ruins as ships Arkansas and Delaware plan to sail to Key West.
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Oy Associated Press
Herald-Star
Panama
Taftline
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Col. Goethals
Culebra
Canal
Panama City
Buccancert
Henry Morgan
Charles II
England
Colon
U.S
Arkansas
Key West
Delaware
Taft
Washington
Canal Zone
Canal Commission
Explosion at Lafferty mines kills miner near Morrowtown
A mine explosion at the Pittsburg and Belmont Coal Company Lafferty mines near Morrowtown, Flushing, killed Tony Ewinski, 25, and severely burned John Ceila, 23. Other miners escaped unharmed. The incident occurred this morning and is being investigated by local authorities.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Flushing
Lafferty
Pittsburg and Belmont Coal Company
Morrowtown
Tony Ewinski
John Ceila
Unspecified mine explosion injures workers. no cause found
Two men were working when an explosion occurred inside the mine but investigators found no gas signs or powder explosion evidence. Several other miners at the scene were unaffected, and Supt. James Prendergast reported no damage to the mine.
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James Prendergast
One form for parcels post return receipt delayed
Washington December 31 The new return receipt form for insured parcels has not yet reached post masters due to inaugurating the governmental express service. Assistant Postmaster General Britt ordered postmasters to use the return receipt for registered letters and stamp insured on the signature line until the form is received.
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Associated Press
flerald-Star
Washington
Britt
Marriage Licenses List From Toronto And Steubenville
Marriage licenses show Henry F Keenan 10 years and Nellie M Marshall 17 from Toronto. Andrew E Lippert 34 and Georgiana Thompson 26 from Toronto. Pearl Crabtree 23 of Wellsburg and Agnes Mae Mc Adams 18 of Ragland. John C Huscroft 45 and Mrs Lusan E Horn 31 of Steubenville. Sylvester Miller 5 years near Steubenville and Maggie M Haught 18 near Port Heiner. Joan G Homan 30 and Minnie D Pleiss 22 of Steubenville. Lawrence O Griffith 26 and Bertha M Blumenauer 26 of Steubenville.
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Henry F. Keenan
Nellie M. Marshall
Toronto
Andrew E. Lippert
Georgiana Thompson
Pearl Crabtree
Wellsburg
Agnes Mae McAdams
Ragland
John C. Huscroft
Lusan E. Horn
Steubenville
Sylvester §. Miller
Maggie M. Haught
Port Heiner
Joan G. Homan
Minnie D. Pleiss
Lawrence O. Griffith
Bertha M. Blumenauer
Potz Divorce Case Demands Custody and Alleged Neglect
Andrew Potz sues Julia Potz for divorce and child custody alleging neglect of household duties, cruelty to the child, desertion, and that she uses vile names toward him. The couple married in 1916 at Dillonvale. R G Porter handles the case.
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Andrew Potz
Julia Potz
Dillonvale
R. G. Porter
Cook divorce case restarted after dismissal
The divorce action of William H. Cook against Margaret H. Cook was dismissed at the plaintiff's costs and then began anew alleging adultery and extreme cruelty.
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Wm. H. Cook
Margaret H. Cook
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T. Tinsley
Myra Selasco
St. Louis. Mo
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