Heated courtroom clash over election case motions
A Wednesday morning hearing on election case motions featured a sharp exchange between Attorneys A C Aewis and B F Welty. The two clashed over alleged collusion between W C Brown and witness Robert Freudenberger, provoking a tense scene with sides hurling pointed questions and strong rhetoric in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C.aewis
B. F. Welty
Court House
Steubenville Gazette
Mr. Welty
W. C. Brown
Robert Freudenberger
Brown
Welty
Citie
Oll
Lewis
Columbus
Gazette
Derendant
Robi. Freudenberger
Keudenberger
Mr. Lewis
Freuderberger
Steubenville
Court spars with defects in indictments and grand juries
The hearing reviews numerous cases including Richard Gillon and John Belknap, with A C Lewis ruling fatal defects and omissions in indictments. Judge Richards defends court impartiality against insinuations, while prosecutors prepare to present matters to the next Grand Jury. The text discusses willful intent to defeat statutes and complex provisions of sections 22 26 30 and 31, with references to amendments and newspaper charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Lewis
J. O. Naylor
Thos
aEenet
Belknap
Gov. Harmons
Peppe
Richard Gillon
John G. Belknap
A. C. Lewis
Attorney General
Henry Ewing
Hugh Patterson
Henry Lawler
Aug. Bernier
Richard Kramer
Ewing
Bernier
Lawler
Judicial Committee
Alfred Wilkinson
Richards
Sabia
Grand Jury
General Assembly
Steubenville council debates joint report on power plants
The Joint Committee of Council and Chamber of Commerce debated a report by electrical experts on Tri-State power plants. After lengthy discussion, a motion directed the City Auditor to urge the light company to install three additional 50 arc light machines and 150 improved arrangements, aiming to improve city lighting and avoid future service issues. Annual reports for Fire, Police, and Health were read and filed. Board of Health nominees confirmed. damages payout approved for a road incident.
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Council
Chamber of Commerce
Wisener
Clayton
Shone
Teaff
Ylusson
Bueche
Thac
Oreport
Woods
Patterson
Sceubenville
Oill
Gar
W. B Martin
Harry Franckhauser
Board of Health and Health
William Westlake
P. W. Boughry
A. F P. Bernier
Board of Health
Harry Harden
Fire Department
Steubenville
Honorable
Board of Public Safety
Wedding at Lyndhurst Redolent With Roses and Tradition
Helena Gould marries an American named amid Lyndhurst’s rose filled rooms and a long train. Fewer than 100 guests attend the ceremony led by Rev Daniel Russell as relatives and longtime friends share a buffet in the green dining room. Gifts pour in from family, military and railroad connections, with hundreds of boxes bearing initials and lilies of the valley.
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Associated Pi
Tarrytown
Helen Gould
Sheppard
J . J. Gould
Lohengrin
Daniel Russell
Byterian Church
Helena Othy Gould
Miss
Poleon
Dorothy
Lyndhurst
Art
Army
Navy
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Gould Railroads
Democrats Seek Tariff Cut to Cut Cotton Clothing Costs
At the Ways and Means hearings in Washington Democratic leaders argue a tariff cut on cotton goods would save the public over 80 million dollars yearly while not reducing revenue. They claim cotton’s economic role surpasses that of wool, silk, and flax, and that current rates are less fair than proposed. Republicans dispute the claims as major industry groups attend the session.
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iBy
Preas
Herald-Star
Washington
House
Congress
Ways and Means
Miners Arrested for Stealing Gold Dust and Nuggets
Four miners were arrested at Pennsylvania Station in New York on a charge of stealing gold dust and nuggets worth over 30000 dollars from Leadville mines in Colorado. Detectives found the nuggets strapped around the men in money belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania Station
Leadville
Colorado
New York
Chamber Luncheon Attended At Imperial Hotel Talks On Parks And Credit Rating
Attendance at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Imperial Hotel grew with a larger crowd than usual. Discussion centered on city parks, a proposed credit rating bureau, and lighting. Mr Wisener requested more time to prepare a report until the next Council meeting. A parks committee was formed with Melville Pew Leech Chandler and Thompson. Leopold urged full business participation for a credit rating system at Friday night’s Council chamber session.
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Chamber’ of Commerce
Imperial Hotel
Credit Rating Bureau
Light
Wisener
Commerce Committee On Lights
D. V. Melville
F.C. Pew
J. N. Leech
E. C. Chandler
J. T Thompson
Leopold
Council Chamber
Block and telephone system being installed on New Cumberland branch
The Pennsylvania Railroad is installing a block and telephone system along the New Cumberland branch between Chester and Steubenville after Interstate Commerce Commission action. A telephone and booth will be at each siding, with switch reports telephoned to the local telegraph operator and then to the train dispatcher at Pittsburg as trains move.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New Cumberland
Betwee Chester and
Steubenville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tilleburg
Pittsburg
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Freuberger
Board of Safety
United States
J. C. Anderson
W. Ay Shouse
Raymond Bickerstaff
Thomas Blinn
Hoseman
Henry Bauman
Frank Bell
Fourth
Ross Streets
Acme Glass Works
W. B. Martin
Miller
Health Department
Bower OF Roses
Miss Gould
Men
Before the
Ways and Means Committee
Messrs
Dart & M
Douglas
Central
B&o
Rep
Lo & S
Union Pacific
U . Steel
S. Steel
Western Union
Ittsburg
Pel
Ean Ee Ees
Poly
Cribible
Com
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Labelle
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Penn
Ohio
Cumberland Branch
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