Smoot Attacks Underwood-Simmons Tariff Plan
Senator Smoot resumes opposition to the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill arguing the House version frees meat hides wool while leaving livestock duties, deceiving farmers. He warns free meat and livestock aid large importers and hurt American producers, benefiting Canada Mexico Argentina and other nations.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Smoot
Senate
Canada
Mexico
Argentine
Deputy Shot by Strikebreaker in Critical Condition
A deputy named George Griffith remained in critical condition after a saber riot on South Fourth Street Monday. Doctors operated to repair perforated intestines and lung damage using local anesthesia. Sheriff plans to bolster force next week to protect public safety and end rioting on city streets.
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George Griffith
Hays
Pittsburg
Laughlin
O'Donnell
Griffith
Edw
Lucas
Ile
Hill
George Jacobson
Squire Blackburn
O’donnell
Carl Newman
Williams
Atto
Newman
Huscroft
Mexican situation dominates cabinet talks as Bryan absent
Washington July 22 The Mexican situation again occupies cabinet discussion with President Wilson and acting Secretary of State John Hassett Moore. Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson may alter travel plans delaying his arrival by a day. A key conference with Wilson and Bryan on a firsthand Mexico report is unlikely before Saturday.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
John Hassett Moore
Bryan
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Havana
New York
Key West
Mexico
United States
State Department
New York Stock Market Quotations Summary
Quotations furnished to A c Douglas Steubenville Ohio by Moore Leonard and Lewis New York and Pittsburg show coppers at 6.2.0.4 and 68 percent American Sugar at 5.6, Goodrich Rubber at 31, Southern Pacific around 27, Union Pacific at 5.5, Pittsburg Coal around 18, and Pittsburgh Coal prices near 83 with scattered detaailed notes and typographical errors in the OCR text.
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New York
A. c. Douglas
National Exchange Bank
Steubenville
Ohio
Messrs. Moore, Leonard & Lewis
Pittsburg
Goodrich
Southern Pacific
S. Ees
Union Pacifics
Anise
Pittsburg i . Ee
Coal
Coessereeeereeers
Indictments Vault as Grand Jury Returns 250 More
A special grand jury issued a second partial return listing 250 indictments for soliciting orders in local option communities. Totals reach 312 indictments so far with more to come as the panel adjourns to resume next week. Indicted individuals include Borofski 29, Blitzer 27, Cross 22, Molnar 22, Randolovic 14, Trabert 10, Goldberg 10, and others with varied counts.
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Bolek Borofski
Frank Cross
Joseph Barangan
Men Struck by Fast Train Near Trinway During Berry Picking
Four Columbus shop workers started before midnight on a blackberry trip. Robert Haines warned others as passenger No. 25 approached after they stepped onto the track. Haines survived. Al baugh and two others were killed or seriously injured. The engineer stopped the train and authorities moved the bodies to Coshocton hospital and undertaker rooms.
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Fearing
Smiles
William H. Albaugh
Trinway
Columbus
Wakatomka
Robert Haines
No. 25
Haines
Mthaugh
Coshocton
MEAN CUSS Atones for His Crime by Self Inflicted Death
Kansas City report describes 36 year old Albert Snyder embracing his wife Olivette before she entered a downtown store where she worked as bookkeeper and firing a bullet into her forehead Then he shot himself in the head in a attempted double murder suicide with doubtful recoveries for both victims at the hospital
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Associated Press
Herald-star
Kansas City
Albert Snyder
Olivette G. Snyder
Dangerous youth blown to pieces during wrestling match
In Poughkeepsie New York on July 22 a dynamite stick exploded in the hip pocket of 18 year old Martin Funk as he fell during a playful wrestling bout with his brother Rowland Funk. Martin was killed and Rowland lost a left hand. The brothers resided in Hudson and were camping near Germantown in a tent when the accident occurred.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Martin Funk
Rowland Funk
Martin
Hudson
Funk Boys
Germantown
Troops Arrive for Camp Perry Parade Two Companies
Nearly 130 United States troops from Fort McPherson Atlanta arrived in Steubenville on Tuesday morning and camped on Pleasant Heights. They will march in Friday’s military parade and depart for Camp Perry Ohio that night. They belong to the 17th U.S. A. under Captain O J Charles. The Duquesne Greys, fifty strong, arrive Friday with a band. An inspection party gathers Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Court House to review the Morgan raid route and monuments.
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United States
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Steubenville
Pleasant Heights
Camp Perry
Ohio
17Th U.S. A
O. J. Charles
Duquesne Greys
Court House
School Board approves teacher hires and bill payments
The Board of Education met Monday with Joyce Lyons and Burgoyne present. O. J. Glaub named German teacher at 950 dollars annually. Salaries set for Nina Browning Fay Calderwood Naomi Dossell Bess Odell Fennie Rothstein Hilda Steele Eva Viscus at 400 or 500 dollars. Grant School painting contract awarded to J. H. Steen for 1118 dollars. Bills paid include Spence Wallace 12.50 Steubenville Hardware 12.33 National Telephone 53.30 Ohio Rubber 19.30 Tri State Railway 88.80 J. Irwin 10.79 L. B. Bickerstaff 28 Thos Ferris 4.00 C. H. Wirmel 11.00 Bell Telephone 4.16 J Bates 345 Miller Dever 5.75 Pittsburg Dry Goods 29.35 R. L. Erwin 4.45 Janitors payroll 802 W. B. Jones 75 Lora B. Childs 85 Jessie L. Erwin 70 Jennie Williams 70 Frank K. Dossett 70 R. L. Erwin 208.33.
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Board of Education
Messrs
Joyce
Lyons and Burgoyne
O. J. Glaub
Nina Browning
Mareee Iterh
Bess Odell
Fay Calderwood
Naomi Dossell
Fennie Rothstein
Hilda Steele
Eva Viscus
Grant School
R. L. Erwin
Ambassador Wilson Altered Route to New York on Mexico Sail
Havana dispatch reports United States Ambassador to Mexico Henry Lare Wilson will travel to New York aboard the Mexico sailing at noon instead of heading to Washington via Key West. Washington confirms battleship Louisiana arrived at Tuxpan after sailing from Vera Cruz to protect Americans amid ongoing clashes between federal forces and revolutionists.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Havana
United States
Mexico
Henry Lare Wilson
Washington
Key West
New York
Louisiana
Vera Cruz
Tuxpan
D’ederals
Independence of Kwang-Tung Shocks Canton Trade
Canton reports widespread paralysis of trade as Kwang-Tung province proclaims independence. Stores close, merchants halt consignments, and many residents flee by junk or on foot. Large numbers head to Macao and Hong Kong seeking safety or shelter.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Canton
China
Kwang-Tung
Portugese
Macao
Hong Kong
Pompeii Firework Spectacle Opens With Glowing Start
The Last Days of Pompeii by Pain features dramatic open-air fireworks and a realistic catastrophe recreation at Means Field. A large crowd attended despite weather aiding, with three ring vaudeville and near classic background, promising capacity crowds for the week.
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Pompeii
Pain
Means Field
Steubenville
Duc d Orleans Lived in Bardstownky as French King
Washington dispatch details Louis Philippe duc d Orleans later king of France living several years in Bardstown Kentucky and courting a Frankfort maid. The National Waterways Magazine recounts Bourbon exile scenes with art holdings and vestments embroidered by Marie Amelie and Adelaide, kept in Bardstown cathedral after flight.
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Washington, D. C
Louis
Philippe
Duc d’Orleans
France
Bardstown
Frankfort
National Waterways Magazine
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Spottiswood-Munchin
Marat
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Louis Philippe
Marie Amelie
Adelaide
England
St. Lewis
Tragedy at Oakley convict farm jail fire in Mississippi
A fire trapped inmates on the second floor of an antiquated jail at Oakley convict farm seventy six miles from Jackson. Thirty black prisoners died as guards and rescue parties failed to reach them amid flames and collapsing stairs.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Jackson
Miss
Oakley
Steubenville Big Celebration Week Program
The Steubenville event calendar lists July 23 to 26 with inspections of Morgan Raid monuments, public band concerts, unveiling ceremonies for portraits of Baron Von Steuben George Rogers Clark and James Wilson, Pain's fireworks, military reunions, parades, and a grand industrial and fraternal pageant. Highlights include ceremonies at the courthouse and county buildings, wreaths, addresses by local and visiting officials, and nightly vaudeville and fireworks shows at the baseball park.
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U. S. Secretary of War
Putnam Phalanx
Duquesne Greys
U. S
Wilson
Sa Peter's Deanery
Pap Handler Station
County Court House
Baron von Steuben
George Rogers Clark
James Wilson
Court House
Carl H. Smits
Fort Steuben
P Sherr
Stanton Monument Association
George W. McLeish
Roy N. Merryman
Clara Francis
R. M. Griswold
Hartford
Conn
Helen Geox
W B. Francis
Ohio
R G. Richards
South Third
Third
Market
Clinton
Franklin
Fifth
Logan
Fourth
Pain
Pompeii
Jefferson County
Turner Hall
John A. Mansfeld
Steubenville
U1. S
Washington Light Infantry
Durquesne Greys
U. S. Band
A. A. Franzheim
Thomas Amick
K.C. Braghear
Cochran
Edward F. Kreiling
Market Street
Birth
Ross
Hourth
Stanton
Maine
W. C. Brown
Atttorney
John McElroy
Washington, D. C
Daniel Ashworth
Pittsburg
Court House Lawn
Helen Franzheim
Steubenvile
Upper Middle
Ohio Valley
W. M. Beall
Grant
W. G. Hartshorn
F. C. Pew
F. C. Sinclair
Ross Anderson
S. Third
Adams
Slack
Washington
South Street
Baseball Park
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