Sewer Pipe Trust Quits Business Amid Grand Jury Pressure
The Sewer Pipe Trust plans dissolution after admitting a secret contract to limit output and fix prices. Firms involved include American Sewer Pipe Co Pittsburg East Ohio Sewer Pipe Co Irondale and Stratton Fire Clay Co Empire with bonds and factory quotas. Officials say they did not intend to form a price fixing pool, while investigators weigh the dissolution's effect on production and regional plants in Ohio Pennsylvania and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ohio Sewer Pipe Co
Irendale
Stratton Bros. Fire Clay Co
Empire
Kaul-Oberkirch Co
Toronto
American Sewer Pipe Co
Mississippi
E. B. Jackson
New York City
Sewer Pipe Trust
Jamestown
N. Y
Steub
Mack Manufacturing O
Irondale
Federal
Grand Jury
United States
Brown
Harry A. Hall
Pittsburg
Grand
Sewer Pipe Trade Association
American Sewer Pipe Company
Buckeye Sewer Pipe Company
Akron
Ohio
Clarmont Sewer Pipe Company
Clarmont
Duquesne Fire Proofing Company
East Ohio Sewer Pipe Company
Trendale
Federal Clay Manufacturing Company
New York
James Loeb & Company
Uhrichsville
New York State Sewer Pipe Company
Rochester
Patton Clay Manufacturing Company
Patton, Pa
Pittsburg Buffalo Company
White Rock
Portland Stoneware Company
Portland
Robinson Clay Produce Company
Robinson Graves Co
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Kane Abarkerseh Company
Startton Fire Clay Company
Shaw
Department of Justice
Sewer Pipe Company
Hall
B. F. Kondolf
Ohio Valley
Kondolf
Buffalo
Sewer Pipe Firms Named in Trust Listings
Akron Buckeye Sewer Pipe Company and East Chico Sewer Pipe Company in Irondale are listed in a sewer pipe trust. U.S. firms James Loeb & Co. in Uhrichsville and Robinson Clay Product Company in Robinson appear alongside Kaul Oberkirsch Company in Toronto in the cross country grouping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Sewer Pipe Company
Akron
Fireman S Scarred by Steam Hose Burst at Junction
Fireman C A Rodgers was badly scalded Thursday while feeding coal when a steam hose burst, burning from hip to knee. Doctor Lanehlin attended him at Richard Coulter's rooms on High street. he may return home to Wellsburg when improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rodgers
Oo Junction
Dr. Lanehlin
Richard Coulter
High Street
Rogers
Wellsburg
Snatched From Death On Railroad Track
John Shober saved two children from being run over by a northbound freight train on the C and P tracks on Water Street. George Beard, 2, and Marie Beard, 4, narrowly escaped, with neighbors and the witnessing mother crying in fear. Shober carried them to safety, earning community praise and parental gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
George
Marie
Edwin Beard
Mr. Beard
Machine Politics and Dick’s Ohio Campaign Tactics
The Ohio State Journal reports on Dick seeking to run the Republican Party of Ohio through factional campaigns. It notes his resistance to Roosevelt era reforms and hints he aims to control the state convention and party machinery after Congress. The piece criticizes one-man influence over party lines and monopoly opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick la
Cony Jon
Columbus
Va Ie
Charles Dick
Roosevelt
Republican Party of
Ohio
Ohio State
Ohio Politics and Senator Dick Challenged by Press
The Belmont Chronicle critiques Senator Charles Dick of Ohio after a Cleveland interview in which he claims leadership of the Republican party, favors Cedar Point as convention site, denies strong opposition, and shows egotism and bossism. The piece urges a people’s convention and independent central committee to counter the “organization.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Dick
Republican Party of
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Cedar Point
Chronicle
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Dick
Republican Party
Dick Utters
Belmont
No Bosses Endangers Republican Voters in Wake of Paterson Loss
The Freeport Press notes Republican voters who backed Pattison or rejected Herrick last fall warn against corrupt bosses. They seek leaders who govern with open counsel, not selfish control. Voters pledge rebuke to any party boss ism, aiming to uphold principled leadership and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Herrick
Aidesteens
Freeport
Republican State Convention in Ohio Faces Columbus Split
The Republican central committee in Columbus meets to set the time and place for the state convention, with Dayton as a likely site. Debate centers on Columbus as central, while Senator Dick resists, criticizing Columbus politicians and press coverage, as Foraker remains cautious and party sentiment toward Roosevelt grows. Local papers ridicule Dick’s stance and call for unity ahead of the August convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Columbus
Dayton
U. S
Ohio
Foraker
Roosevelt
Cadiz Republian
Injured Miner Suffers Slater Collapse at Mingo Junction
Robert Starr of this city sustained severe injuries at the Wabash mine one mile east of the Ohio river at Mingo Junction yesterday. While clearing slate, a second piece fell and struck him on the head. His nose was split and his cheek cut requiring eleven stitches. A heavy bruise remained on the back of the head and Dr Laughlin attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Starr
Wabash
Ohio River
Mingo Junction
Laughlin
Italian mother not prosecuted in tragedy case
A newborn baby found dead in the river near Lazearville led Wellsburg Herald to report the jury concluded the Italian mother, in the country only a few months and ignorant of local laws, bore extenuating circumstances and no action would be taken against her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazearville
Wellsburg Herald
Injunction Filed Over Alleged Tenant Restitution
Anna V Porter sues Wm H Lee and Lemuel Maple Constable for Steubenville township seeking an injunction to stop alleged unlawful restitution and to nullify a default judgment by Justice Love. She claims Leo leased three rooms at 613 North Third Street and forged an agreement to delay writ of restitution, seeking to place her goods on the street. Brown attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna. V. Porter
Wm. H. Lee
Lemuel Maple
Steubenville Township
Justice Love
Leo
North Third Street
Brown
PERSONALS A Seventies’ Scene of Travel and Visits
Saturday notices show many Steubenville residents and visitors traveling to Atlantic City Niagara Falls Cleveland and Toronto and guests calling on families in Cadiz Wellsville Pittsburg and Wheeling. Names include H C Cook H W Irons Thomas Nolan Marianna Breneman Jessie Byers W L Elliott Annie Elliott C W Cookson Healer Dever Mary Toomey H Pert Slee John Punke Elizabeth Hall J William Foster W Ferry D M Gruber and many others with trips to Zoar Niagara Falls Jamestown Cambridge Springs and Chautauqua reflected in a flurry of social hosting and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Cook
Atlantic City
H. W. Irons
Toronto
Thomas Nolan
Akron
Marianna Breneman
Arroyo W. Va
Jessie Byers
W. L. Elliott
Boston
Annie
Eliott
C. W. Cookson
Broomfield
Franklin Dobbs
Floto
Upper Washington
EB. J. Purdue
Tyrone
J. Ross Roberts
Altoona
Opperman
North Fifth Street
Messrs
Blanche Collins
Odessa, Vankirk
Lena Floto
Wellsburg
Wilda Irons
Harry Irons
Pittsboro
Anna Vance
Zoar
Steubenville
H. &. Grier
J. L. Holton
Glass Works
R. M. Franey
Ed. H. Franey
Elizabeth
W. E. Parsons
Steubenville Club
Madge Wintringer
David Donaldson
J. William Foster
North Fourth Street
F. FB. Cunningham
Richmond
W. H. Ferry
D. M. Gruber
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Cambridge
William McCloskey
George B. Huff
Pittsburg
Ingram
New York
Donald H. McCloskey
H. W. Cooper
Ichigan
Pre Mahan
Wheeling
Lillie Marker
New York City
Adiz
William Clark
Steubbenville
Jas. Bullock
Frank
George C. Bradshaw
Mary Tilney
Wilkinsburg
W. Alton Stewart
Steubenville Dry Coeds Co
Commercial National Bank
John Cummins
Anna Finnegan
Zoar, O
Madge McClinton
Mountain Lake Park
George McCaffrey
Logan Street
Wellsville
W. H. Moore
B. Liveoyes
East Liverpool
South Fourth Street
Mary Buchanan
William McD. Miller
Stanton Park
Marie Langston
Camden
N. J
W. S. Clark
Cadiz
J. J. Gill
Chas. Cox
Beaver Falls
Simon Loftus
Fernwood
Matthew Stark
Wintersville
R. H. Bastow
Utica
N. Y
BE. Mahar
J. A. Moore
Quaker City
Cedar Point
Frank Howerter
Robert
Greenough
Robert Varclay
James O'Brien
Lakes
Philip Meneus
Herald Star Ad Department
B. Weinstein
Market Street
G. M. Billott
Sidney and
Piqua
Elma Eneland
Elna
Mt Union
Bila Rooke
I Grace Pennell
Yonkers
Russell. Hill and
Madison Avenue
Fairmont
W. Va
John T. McNamee
Southern California
William Crogan
Thomas Caniff
North Fighth Street
D. S. Morten
George
Martin's Ferry
Elizabeth England
Rose Attkinson
Hawkins
Mt. Pleasant
John Beck
Margaret
Crescent Club
W. G. Powell
Pleasant Hill
Mary McCaffrey
Logart Street
Margaret Curran
Washington, Pa
David Myers
John
Fred Kolh
Philadelphia
Leslie Donovan
H. G. Dorkman
Minneapolis
Lottie Ridgley
Gertrude Ellis
Cana! Dover
Sadie Mackey
Spring Avenue
Sadie Jackman
Cavitt Lumber Company
Fast Liverpool
Goodwin Pottery Company
Carl H. Smith
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Carl
C. L. Williams
Feq
Effie
Artie Sopher
Washington City
Artie
Virginia Blackburn
Minnie Huff
Buffalo
Werdnes
Marie Markle
Ma Snider
Ralph Nash
Lillian Dorsey
J. Muffy
Liverpool
Bastis
Wm. Thompson
George Welday
Cresswell
Learry Bair
Beaver
Salem
Ohio
W. L
Alonzo Dunbar
North Seventh Street
Sara Dowling
Wellsvile
Thos. Dowling
Judge
J. W. Jordan
Emma Liebler
Charleroi
Jessie Fresh
Kansas City
Stuart
Alex Smith
Mingo. Junction
W. T. Schyrock
Schyrock
Mary J. McCanslen
Rosenberger
Empire, C
Fifth Street
Miller
Niagara
Canada
Frank J. Martin
Atlantic C&y
Frazer Dead In Explosion Mine Incident Near Maynard
William M. Frazer, injured miner in Troll Brothers No 2 mine near Maynard, died at home Friday from the injuries. Fellow worker John Hanak remains in serious condition at North Wheeling Hospital. another man was only mildly burned. Deputy Mine Inspector Thomas McGough will investigate the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Frazer
Troll Brothers
Maynard
John Hanak
North Wheeling
Thomas McGough
Death of Mrs. R. H. Cramer in New Cumberland
Mrs. R. H. Cramer wife of Dr. Cramer died at her New Cumberland home Wednesday at 1 30 p m from tuberculosis of the brain. She was 85, daughter of Mr and Mrs McCabe of Pargettstown. Funeral was Thursday afternoon at home, burial in Burgetstown on Friday. Survived by husband, parents, a brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Cramer
Wfe
Cramer
New Cumberland
Democratic Committee Meeting Shows Quiet Discord Beneath Harmony
A Columbus gathering of the Democratic Committee appeared harmonious on the surface yet hidden bickering and resentments surfaced, contrasting with the apparent warmth. Persistent tension lingered, with a mention of a shillelah observed among participants suggesting underlying spirited frictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Committee
Columbus
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Jefferson County
Ohio Concerns
IN Sewer Pipe Trust
East Chico
Ean
James Loeb & Co
Kaul-Oberkirsch Company
Stratton Fire Clay Company
Shawmut Clay Manufacturing Company, Uhrichsvile
ESCAP
John Shober
Ohio Politics
Mingo Junc
Tion
Slate
Frazier
Troll
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