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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
8
Washington July 25 reports say demands or recall of the National Guard were urged in the Senate. Jatter claims the men were mobilized under false pretenses and never intended for Mexico. Officials say a recall within a month is unlikely as negotiations with the Carranza government continue to falter.
Debate grows over recalling the National Guard from the border after weeks of service. Republican Senators Townsend and Lodge push for recall as regulars resume air patrols in the U.S. and Pancho Villa threats persist. Citizens express concern over equipment and deployment needs while administration delays any move to intervene in Mexico.
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John J. Lentz delivers a July 22, 1916 campaign speech at Findlay for the Democratic nomination. He denounces Atlee Pomerene and pledges to end machine politics, defend Wilsonian aims, and push constructive reform to restore Democrats in Ohio and at Washington.
A 10 year old girl, Josephine Taski of Rayland, was struck by a southbound work train while crossing the C P railroad bridge near Rayland station. She was thrown into Short Creek and rescued, then taken to Martins Ferry Hospital in delirious condition with a crushed head, severed left leg, and likely internal injuries. The fog is blamed for the accident. a brakeman on the train helped save her. The incident occurred as she crossed with her brother. he reached the bank safely.
Thousands of Riley admirers filed past the casket in the Indiana State Capitol as his funeral in Indianapolis drew crowds. The service at his home followed by burial at Crown Hill, with figures like Vice President Marshall and Senators Kern and Fairbanks attending. President Wilson sent a telegram conveying sorrow at Riley's death and the nation’s sense of loss.
Former Senator Theodore E. Burton returns to Cleveland and prepares to play a national role in the Hughes campaign. He will be active with the Republican national committee, stumping from late August, with stops planned in Maine and Ohio and perhaps other western states.
A July 22 reunion at Mrs. Rager's Gould Station home drew about a hundred relatives and friends from seven states. It featured a picnic lunch, an annual ceremony, and an executive committee to plan next year’s event at Hook's Grove Gould Station. Attendees included Rev. S. P. Loyd and many Gould Station residents and relatives from Steubenville Wintersville Pittsburgh and Birmingham among others.
A. P. Sandles former secretary of the State Board of Agriculture and Democratic candidate against James M Cox for governor makes fresh charges about the Banking Department under Emery Lattimer and the Bee Hive letters. He claims fifty lawyers got large fees in bank closings and accuses Cox of using state machinery to benefit lawyers while noting gaps in records. The piece ties Sandles campaign to prior state fair disputes and reports on local incidents from Mingo to Brilliant, including public works, beach improvements, and local arrests.
A benefit event is planned on Saturday July 29 at E R Waugh's lawn to support Brilliant Presbyterian Church. Organizers encourage community participation and donations to aid church programs.
For Judge of Court of Appeals Seventh appellate district Judge .4 T Farr of Lisbon Columbians County solicits votes in the Republican primaries from August 26 to August 8, 1916.
An aphoristic reflection contrasts wealth with enduring, gentle joys that expand the heart. It likens money pleasures to fleeting fireworks, while true happiness lies in those unassuming, lasting joys that enrich inner life and are often overlooked.
Robert W. McGhie died July 12, 1916, at Sugar Grove after a life on a farm near New Somerset Ohio. Born September 21, 1838 to Scottish and Irish parents, he married Elizabeth Culp in 1863. Survived by wife, three children Layton J McGhie in Washington DC, Carrie L Runyon (deceased 1896) and Anna E at home. A long time Methodist Episcopal member, he hosted many ministers at his home. Funeral services were conducted by C Stewart and L O Douds. sermon by D E Scott. Interment Knoxville.
Mrs. Joseph Darmo, a prominent Italian woman, died at midnight after eight months illness. Survived by husband and three young children. Funeral services set for Monday.
A cement made by mixing glycerine and litharge to a thick paste resists oil. Useful for repairing cocked oil reservoirs and creating oil tight joints between metal plates. Apply soon after mixing as it hardens quickly.
Uncle Eben warns that many folks talk endlessly about their troubles, giving the impression they seek others’ pity or responsibility. The saying suggests a habit of shifting blame or burden onto listeners rather than facing issues directly.
John Panzik a Herrick resident and American citizen is detained by British authorities in Canada as a Central Powers subject. His wife seeks his naturalization papers for U S Consul Ottawa to aid efforts to secure his release and return to the United States.
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