Inauguration Day Parade in Columbus Honors Cox and Harman
Ohio Governor-elect Cox and outgoing Governor Harmon led a lavish inaugural day in Columbus. A huge display featured the Ohio National Guard, OSU cadets, and U S troops. Civic leaders organized a non-partisan ceremony with music, prayers, and a seven gun salute. Kentucky and nearby states sent influential clubs to witness the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Claude Meeker
Harry M. Daugherty
Flw. Schumacher
Edward Horn
R. F. Wolfe
Harry P. Wolfe
James Ross
George J. Earby
Frank R. Vance
Karl T. Webber
James Faulkner
W. I. Finley
Thoreands
Judson Harmen
James M. Cox
Rodeem
Ohio National Guard
Harmon
Frederick K. Schumacher
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Citzens
Brown Files Brief Before Ohio Supreme Court
Jefferson County official elect W C Brown of Steubenville asks the Ohio Supreme Court to review the Jefferson County Board of Elections Graves and Governor Harmon delaying his certificate. The case centers on whether the board may rule on a petition when a false or incompetent statement is alleged under the Kimble corrupt practices act.
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Columbus
Jefferson County Board
Graves
Harmon
W. C. Brown
Steubenville
Supreme Court
Board of Elections
State magistrates delay election motions awaiting mandamus ruling
Motion hearings for alleged election violation indictments are postponed as the state is not ready to proceed. The mandamus case remains without a set date while Supreme Court review is pursued. Judge Richards is prepared to hear the motions tomorrow, but the panel will not hear them. An outside judge will be assigned to preside.
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Supreme Court
Richards
Shotwell
Smith
Narrow Escape Down Stream In Cross Creek Crossing
James Grimm a prominent fur dealer from Washington county had a close call Monday afternoon while fording swollen Cross Creek after visiting Avella. His horse and buggy were swept away, he was thrown into the current, but bystanders threw a line and pulled him to shore. The buggy was wrecked and a temporary bridge is being rebuilt.
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James Grimm
Washington County
Cross Creek
Grimm
Avella
Elmer Kuhns
Probate Court Final Account in Hinsley Estate Filed
Probate Court records show a final account filed in the estate of Laura McC Hinsley. A guardian was appointed for Nottingham Risden after a hearing.
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Laura McC. Hinsley
Nottingham Risden
Marriage Licenses Involving Four Individuals Listed
Marriage licenses recorded for Charles R. Tunie 24 from Toronin and Mes ieona Ruble 18 from Toronin. The bride previously divorced on Saturday from Charles E Higgins 22 of Wellsburg and Mamie B Williams 21 of Steubenville.
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Charles R. ‘Tunie
Mes 'Ieona Ruble
Toronin
Charles £. Higgins
Wellsburg
Mamie B. Williams
Steubenville
Cox Inaugural Address Baer Inaugural Address Remarks
The record describes a public inauguration with comments on the weeds and strange forms of the race. It notes a spectacle and a day that holds portents for good as the community participates in festivities and shows attachment to government institutions without regard to class or creed.
Ohio Governor Cox Takes Oath In Capitol Ceremony
James M Cox sworn in as Ohio governor at the state capitol in Columbus. Chief Justice Shauck administers the oath as Cox pledges to enforce laws and promote the commonwealth while appealing for public cooperation and support of his administration. He addresses the people briefly, outlining views on government growth, responsibility, and service to the state.
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Columbus
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
McKinley
James McMahon Cox
Ohio
Commonwealth
State Capitol
John A. Shauck
Supreme Court
Jimmy
Cox
General Assembly
Inauguration Day Programs at Ohio Capitol and Events
Schedule from 11:30 a.m. at the state capitol includes music by Fourth Regiment Orchestra and invocation by Rev W Hale of Dayton. Judge Sater to give introductory remarks. Harmon to receive commission. Oath by Chief Justice Shauck at noon. Cox addresses at 12:05. Parade, receptions, and events follow through the day, ending with a Press smoker at the Southern hotel.
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Herald-Star
Columbus
Cox
John A. Shank
Dayton
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio National Guard
Harmon
State House
Senate
House
America
Fourth Regiment
W. C. Hale
Reformed Church
Shank
Trinity Church
Harold Bush
Battery C
John F. Sater
Capitol
Gov. Cox
Jimmy Cox
Dr. Washington
State Capitol
W. ©. Hale
Democratic Glee Club
U. S
Sater
Judson Harmon
Ohio Club
State Senate
Memorial Hall
Southern Hotel
Fatal Burns Die After Kerosene Fire Accident
Mrs. Libbie A. Delvin McNeal, aged 50, died after attempting to revive a grate fire with kerosene in her Wil son avenue home. The oil can exploded as flames spread, burning her clothes and body. she lingered in agony for hours before death. The accident occurred while Mr. McNeal was away at the hospital and neighbors assisted as the fire was subdued. She was a Steubenville native, wife of Thomas McNeal, and member of St Peters church.
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Thomas McNeal
Wilson Avenue
McNeal
Samuel McKee
Will McKee
Florida
Mr. McNeal
Ms. McNeal
Gre
Libbie A. Delvin
Patrick
Bridget Delvin
Steubenville
Whitrere Calls Pottery Manufacturers to Open Books
Representative J J Whitrere of Canton urges manufacturers in the Eighteenth Thiod district to prepare to open their books. Wells, a member of the ways and means committee, assures that pottery manufacturers have nothing to fear from opposing hooks.
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J. J. Whitrere
Canton
Annual meet of Western Glass & Pottery Association
The Western Glass and Pottery Association will hold its annual meeting at the Fort Pitt Hotel in Pittsburg on January 21. Officers for the new year are to be elected with nominees including H. L. Dixon as President and William J. Patterson as First Vice President.
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Pittsburg
Jan
Western Glass & Pottery Association
Cal
Fort Pitt Hotel
Wheeling
Morgantown
East Liverpool
Steubenville
H. L. Dixon
William J. Patterson
Star City Glass Co
Star City
W. Va
Frank I. Simmey
Hall China Co
Virginia
North Carolina
Liggett & Myers
Duke
Shoe
J.T
Tinsley
F. Granger
Coe Gon
NO DEEP CUT IN POTTERY OUTLOOK AT WASHINGTON
Wintringer of Steubenville Pottery Company and United States Potters Association says tariff indications show Democratic Congressmen unlikely to cut pottery tariffs. He notes 40 percent of consumption is domestic, 60 percent imported, with output about 16 million dollars annually and investment 16 to 26 million. Wages higher than foreign rivals justify opposition to a drastic tariff cut. Wells argues foreign makers can bear duties and still compete. three fifths of U S pottery comes from abroad.
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H. D. Wintringer
Steubenville Pottery Go
United States Potters Association
Pittsburg
Washington
Wintringer
Steubenville
Newell
W. ‘Vai
Ways and Means
W. £. Wells
United States
Wells
Banquet Leaders Form Board Of Directors Election
The Fort Pitt Hotel hosts the annual banquet of the association with two directors to be elected among William Ch of the Taylor Smith Taylor Co T A McNicol of Potters Co operative Co Fast Liverpool Mark Donakleon Laughlin China East Liverpool Newell Walter Tones Pitsburg Walter Minnemyer Hocking Glass Lancaster Harry A Rose and H P Knoblock Witteburg. Arthur J Bennetts Cambridge Glass Co Cambridge Ohio will be toast master with speakers including Play W D B Ainey M Fourteenth Peana Dist Dyke and Charles H Garlen. This is the first banquet inviting ladies and promises an elaborate Fort Pitt event.
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William
Taylor, Smith & Taylor Co
T. A. McNicol
Potters Co-operative Co
Fast Liverpool
Mark Donakleon
Fort Pitt
Pitsburg
Arthur J. Bennetts
Cambridge Glass Co
Cambridge
Ohto
Ainey
A. J. Barchfield
M. C
Charles H. Garlen
Enoch Rawh
Edgar M. Wagnes
Chas. I. KE. Cartwrict
Miner Killed by Fall at Lorain Coal Mine
Charles Haster, 47, of Stewartaville near Bellaire, was instantly killed at Wheeling Creek mine in Lorain Coal and Dock near Bridgeport when a roof prop failed after a shot. The body was crushed with every bone broken.
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Wheeling Creek
Lorain Coal & Dock Company
Bridgeport
Charles Haster
Stewartaville
Bellaire
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UUX
Jefferson
Union Station
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Mose Green Club
Democratic Club
Louisville
Covington
Duckworth Club
Indiana
West Virginia
Jefferson County
Ries
Baer
WEW
Thomas M’neal
OF Western Glass and Pottery Association
Pitts
Burg
U. S. Association
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Copattre Myere Tobasoe Ce
St. Louis, Mo
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