Omlo State Ticket Unites Republicans At Convention
Ohio GOP delegates nominated Rudy Archer for state treasurer and Edmund B. Dillon for governor. Warren G Harding helped unite Taft Roosevelt factions. Gen R Brown named lieutenant governor. other officers include Langdon, Sullivan, Fullington, Eagleson, Spear, Winch, and Kirtley. Dillon, 43, Ohio Wesleyan alum, former common pleas judge, tall and married with two children.
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Ohio State
Edmund B. Dillon
Columbus
Con. R. W. Brown
Zanesville
Lawrence K. Langdon
Lebanon
John L. Sullivan
Columbiana
Edward M. Fulling
Ton
Rudy W. Archer
St. Clairsville
Freenan T. Eagleson
Cambridge
Supreme Court
William T. Spear
Louis H. Winch
Cleveland
Ohio
Rudy Archer
Belmont County
Agin
D. Creaner
Supreme Judge Spear
Trumbull County
John
Ashtabula County
L. K. Langdon
Archer
B. C. Harding
Bowling Green
Thomas W. Lathan
Huron County
Harding
Lathan
Board of Public Works
William Kirtley
Defience County
W. H. Meinhardt
Hamilton County
T. L. Calvert
Clark County
John W. Seeler
Hancockounty
Thomas J. Edwards
Allen County
Dillon
Ohio Wesleyan University
Common Pleas
Causing the Death of Elsie Coe Former Minister Is Sentenced
Pittsburg July 3 Dr W D Mc Farland former minister found guilty in March of performing a criminal operation causing the death of Miss Elsie Coe his secretary at Central high school was sentenced to one year in jail Judge John C Haymaker stated the maximum penalty was fine 500 and seven years in prison but leniency recommended by the jury led to one year in county jail with a fine of 14 ha and calm conduct noted as he was led to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Gilbert.
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Pittsburg
W. D. McFarland
Elsie Coe
Central High School
John C. Haymaker
Homer Castle
Haymaker
Robert J. Davis
McFarland
Democrats to Visit Wilson at Seagirt Tomorrow
The Democratic National Committee met in Baltimore and announced plans to visit Woodrow Wilson at his Seagirt New Jersey summer home tomorrow. Seagirt resembled an army camp with tents for reporters and visitors, while Wilson received many callers and thousands of letters.
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Baltimore
New Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Seagirt
N. J
Wilson
Ohio Weather Forecast Showers Tonight and Thursday
A weather bulletin for Ohio indicates showers expected tonight and again on Thursday. Cooler air follows, with unsettled conditions likely to linger into the week. Local highs and overnight lows not specified.
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Ohio
Clark Sore Loses Nomination Promises Support for Wilson
Washington July 3 Speaker Clark returns from Baltimore and issues a statement conceding the nomination loss declares he will support Governor Wilson with any power he possesses. He thanks friends nationwide saying he lost due to vile slanders by William J Bryan and defends his conduct as a loyal Democrat.
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Washington
Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Wiliam J. Bryan
Nebraska
Taft reacts to Wilson nomination at White House lunch
President Taft learned of Governor Wilson's nomination during a White House luncheon with Mrs Taft and family. He declined to comment and soon left to golf at Chevy Chase. Friends saw some comfort in Baltimore convention support amid Roosevelt third party plans and fears of Harmon or Underwood echoes.
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Taft
Wilson
White House
Chevy Chase Links
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Harmon
Oscar Underwood
Potters Lumber Co Wins Contract for Yellow Creek Home
The Potters Lumber Co of Fast Liverpool received the contract to build the McCullough Children’s Home at Yellow Creek for 53728 dollars. An amended agreement increases the project and funding with 30000 added to the building and 20000 in bonds for maintenance.
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The
Potters Lumber Co
Fast Liverpool
McCullough
Yellow Creek
Whder
Resignation by A Piatt Andrews Triggers Treasury Turmoil
A Piatt Andrews assistant Secretary of the Treasury resigned citing a breakdown in Treasury operations under Secretary MacVeagh. He alleged constant criticism, distrust, and withheld communication with officials, plus a personal charge of ingratitude over a Panama bond episode. The White House confirmed the resignation was accepted for failure to obey orders.
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Washington
A. Piatt Andrews
the Treasury
Taft
Andrews
Treasury
MacVeagh
Timo
White House
Panama
Fourth of July at Country Club Promises Outdoor Sports
The Fourth of July at the Country Club will feature outdoor sports including golf and tennis. A 36 hole morning and afternoon handicap match dominates the program along with an 18 hole July handicaps leg and a team match between roads and blues. Tennis opens the day with an open tournament and a table d hotel dinner precedes dancing with an orchestra.
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Roads and Blues
Chasen
Herp
Amendments to the Constitution Publicized Across Ohio
The constitutional convention committee votes to print amendments in 506 papers statewide at least three times weekly for a month before the September 3 election. Newspapers will be paid half the legal advertising rate, with funding awaiting legislative appropriations.
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Columbus
Constitutioal Convention
Ohio Republicans Adopt Platform Endorsing Taft Ticket
The Ohio Republican convention adopted a platform endorsing the national platform of June 22, 2012, backing Taft for president and Sherman for vice president. It pledges support for tariff fairness, anti monopolies, and efficient courts, plus agriculture, health regulations, sanitation, hospital facilities, and rural improvements across Ohio.
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Columbus
Republican Party
Qaio
Chicago
Ohio
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
State Board of Agriculture
Sparks
Vitrolic contest forecast in Louisville Courier Journal
Henry Watterson criticizes the Democratic convention outcome and predicts a three ticket race headed by Taft Roosevelt and the Devil. He notes the Courier Journal must support Satanic Majesty and discusses Roosevelt’s strategy to win enough states to throw the election to the House. The paper approves the platform and will back the ticket.
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Watterson
Woodrow Wilson
Courier-Journal
Taft
Roosevelt
Devil
Courier- Journal
Three Cars Jump Track Fatal Freight Wreck at Avella
At Avella on the Wabash terminal James McPeak was killed and an unknown man fatally injured when three freight cars jumped the track while the pair slept aboard. McPeak died at Gwendolen and his body was sent to McDonald for coroner Humphries to handle. The wreck did not delay traffic, and a prior similar crash at Virginia station last week left one rider dead and coal cars piled high.
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Wabash
Avella
James McPeak
McPeak
Gwendolen
McDonald
Humphries
Virginia Station
Former pastor Rev J O Randall elected evangelism secretary
Rev Joshua O Randall former Finley M E Steubenville pastor and current Sherian Road church minister was elected corresponding secretary of the Commission on Evangelism of the Methodist Episcopal Church United States. He travels from Chicago to Philadelphia to assume duties as executive officer of a nationwide campaign with Mrs Randall, nee Lucy Conn, remaining in town briefly before planning a trip to Ocean Grove.
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J. O. Randall
Finley M. E. Church
Steubenville
Alikanna M. E. Church
Commission On Evangelism
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of the United
Ross Street
Ocean Grove
Randall
Drew Theological Seminary
Providence
Attleboro
Mass
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Joshua O. Randall
Sherian Road Methodist Episopal
General Conference
Minneapolis
T. S. Henderson
Philadelphia
East
Methodist Episcopal Church
Campaign to Raise Hundred Thousand for City Hospital Opens
The city launches a six day drive starting July 11 to raise 100000 for a new hospital. Campaign teams will begin at eight am from the Grand Opera House with whistles and bells signaling the effort. A banquet and speeches including Ed Wells of East Liverpool precede the kickoff.
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New City Hospital
Ohio Valley
Grand Opera House
Brilliant
Empire
Ed Wells
East Liverpool
Freudenberger Oil Drills New Big Well in Blue Creek Field
Word from James Potter at Blue Creek near Charleston West Virginia reports Freudenberger Oil Company has drilled another well in the field. The new well is conservatively estimated to yield five hundred barrels a day and is located about a mile ahead of a previous large well. The discovery suggests much of the company’s eight hundred acre tract is productive with other favorable wells under drilling. Freudenberger recently incorporated in West Virginia with 300 000 capital. Win Freudenberger is president and general manager. James Potter secretary treasurer. Directors include A S Buckingham and John Potter. Robt L Freudenberger and Wm E Donnelly hold stock.
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James Potter
Blue Creek
Charleston
Westirginia
Freudenberger Oil Company
West Virginia
Freudenberger
A. S. Buckingham
John Potter
Robt. L. Freudenberger
Wm. E. Donnelly
Showing Business Transacted During the Year Some Interesting Figures
County Clerk McMasters reports fines assessed 5628 and 3647.32 collected, costs 2904.32 assessed and 2614.74 collected, 700 forfeited recognizances and 500 collected. Civil judgments total 517 with 372 for 219609 across 148 cases. Prosecutions in person crimes include murder first 1, second 5, assault to kill 7, assault to rob 1, assault and battery 17. Other crimes 7, total 50 against 63 persons. convictions 14, acquittals 3, notices 5, pendings 7. Grand larceny 8 convicted, 1 acquitted. Prosecutions against public justice 127 total against 146 persons. 44 convicted, 1 acquitted, 34 nolle. Prosecutions for public chastity and morality total 17. 5 adultery and 4 other offenses with 6 keeping house of ill fame, 1 convicted. Naturalizations for past year list Austria 35, England 2, Germany 3, Belgium 1, Ireland 5, Italy 22, Russia 11, Wales 2, Scotland 5, Sweden 1, Switzerland 1, Turkey 1.
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Minley
House of Iil Fame
Austria
England
Germany
Belgium
Ireland
Italy
Russia
Wales
Scotland
Swenden
Switzerland
Turkey
Marshall Nominated for Vice President in Democratic Nominating
The Democratic National Convention nominated Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana for vice president to Woodrow Wilson, after a grinding ballot and a late surge of Wilson supporters. Marshall, stating he did not seek the post, conveyed readiness to serve if of value to the party.
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Baltimore
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
Bryan-Wilson
John Burk
North Dakota
R Burke
Yeat
Dr. Wilson
Missouri
Bankhead
Underwood
Clark
Stone
Champ Clark
Alabama
Wilson
Pennsylvania
California
Florida
Louisiana
Nevada
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Ohio
Indianapolis
Caintness Goy
Indiana Capitol
Backwoods Constituent Critiques Congress Member
A plain speaking constituent accuses a congressman of losing sympathy with ordinary people. The critique mocks the official's behavior at meals, noting the napkin, knife, and picking up food with his hands as signs of detachment from common folks.
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