Court of Appeals Reinforces Hearings For Franckhauser Case
The Court of Appeals reversed the Court of Common Pleas on Harry C. Franckhauser, ex police chief, ordering a full hearing in the lower court. The decision remands the case with instructions to hear all evidence presented and any new evidence from either party, signaling a prolonged legal battle as both sides brace for further filings.
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Harry C. Franckhauser
Court of Appeals
Court of Common Pleas
Frandhauser
Civil Service Commission
W. C. McMaster
Court Ofommon Pleas
Carl H. Smith
Franckhauser
Pollock
McMaster
Steubenville Lodge No. 9
Loyal Order of Moose
The
Idi
Elizabeth Freshwater
Laintiff
Pol
Freshwater
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Josefa Cisar
Allemannia Fire Insurance Company
E. DeWitt Erskine
Minnie Buehler
George J. Whittaker
Katherine C. Kenny
Charles J. Kenny
Annina di Loreto
Angelo di Carjo
Jessie B. Irons
Toronto
Ohio
Zarafina Callizzio
State of
Zarate Callizzio
Dominik Lupresto
Village of
Toledo Zoo Animals Save From Starvation Funds Pledged
Seventeen societies promise to contribute 1600 dollars to feed the 239 animals and birds at the Toledo zoo, keeping it among the nation’s top city zoos despite treasury shortfalls.
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Toledo
Toledo Zoo
Sunny South Men Housed by Mayor as Toronto Strike Relief
Twenty three men described as Negro laborers from the sunny south were housed in a mayor's office boarding scene while seeking steady work after arriving to replace striking clay workers in Toronto. They awaited meals, were organized by a refreshments committee, and officials aided in locating jobs with HM Koppers and International Construction to staff gangs near the river coke plant.
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Toronto
HM. Koppers
International Construction Company
Toronto Man Falls From Elevator Shaft 65 Feet
Edward Goucher Jr prominent Toronto sewer pipe manufacturer and plant owner at Peerless Clay Port Homer plant fell 65 feet from the top of an external elevator shaft while supervising installation. He suffered serious injuries including broken ribs cuts and possible internal injuries and was taken to Ohio Valley hospital.
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Edward Goucher, Jr
Toronto
New Port Homer
Peerless Clay Manufacturing Company
Goudher
Ohio Valley Hospital
Goucher
Mr. Goucher
W. B. Goucher
Port Homer
William R. Myers
Examinations Called by State Civil Service Commission
The June issue lists openings at Ohio Penitentiary and state institutions. Positions include superintendent construction $1500 and superintendent paint shops $1200 plus roles at hospitals and boards with salaries from $1000 to $3000. Further duties, qualifications and free bulletins available from State Civil Service Commission, Columbus.
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The
State Civil Service Commission
Ohio
Serum Engineers
Columbus
Dayton
Automobile Department
State Liquor Licensing Board
Bureau of
State Board of Agriculture
Marysville
Boy Fractured Jaw After Horse Attack Near Sinclair Ave
John Fryer Jr a twelve year old lad of 1224 Sinclair avenue was kicked by a horse as he opened a field gate. He suffered a fractured jaw severe facial lacerations and the loss of many teeth. He was taken to Ohio Valley hospital where he rests more comfortable after treatment.
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John, Jr
John Fryer
Sinclair Avenue
Ohio Valley Hospital
Easure
Salute the Colors dominates 50th G A R encampment
Marion Ohio hosts the fiftieth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment June 12 to 15. Veterans of Mexican Civil and Spanish American wars march in uniform with their families and Boy Scouts guide veterans to venues. An American flag is donated to Marion High School, a Lincoln portrait hung in the library, and speeches by Gov. Wills and Senator Harding mark the event.
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Marion
Grand Army of the Republic of Ohio
Vetrans
Committee On
Boy Scouts
United States
Marion High School
Woman's Relief Corps
Lincoln
Ladies Auxiliary
Frank B. Wills
Warren G. Harding
Andrew J. Sautter
Mary M Saunders Dies Suddenly in Alley Death
Mary M Saunders 31, wife of James Saunders, collapsed in the alley behind her South Sixth Street home while joking with acquaintances. Rushed to Olo Valley Hospital she died of heart failure after years of heart disease. Remains sent to Mettenberger's morgue for burial. coroner Herb held an inquest. she lifelong resident of the city and survived by her husband.
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South Sixth Street
Mary Madaline Saunders
James Saunders
Olo Valley Hospital
Mettenberger
Corner Herb
Parade Support Grows as Preparedness March Nears
Nearly 100000 people are expected to march in a preparedness parade in Boston this Saturday. Enrollment continues to rise, adding to an existing roster of 80118 names as lists were to close last night.
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Presa
Herald-Star
Boston
One Vote Dry Wins In New Waterford Beal Law Election
The village of New Waterford in Columbiana county becomes dry by a single vote as 115 ballots are tallied. Drys take 58 to 57 for the wets, ending saloon sales under Beal law.
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New Waterford
Columbiana County
Drys
Stricter Rules Proposed on Remarriage of Divorced
A report from the Methodist church committee calls for ministers to face maladministration charges for officiating remarriages of divorced persons, says divorce only for adultery is accepted, and urges broader abstinence from tobacco along with tougher temperance measures and social welfare plans for the mentally ill. Action on these proposals will be taken later.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Saratoga Springs
Committee On
Bethany Colleges 75th Commencement Week Schedule
Bethany College marks the 75th commencement with a week of events led by President T E Crambler. Services include a baccalaureate sermon by Crambler, an oration by Dr James Hall, field day, class day, baseball vs Pittsburg Collegiate, tours, a trustees dinner, alumni reception, and a Memorial church banquet followed by a commencement concert and exercises. Enrollment nears four hundred with 125 freshmen, and a $30,000 gymnasium groundbreaking is planned during commencement week.
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Bethany College
T. E. Crambler
Crambler
James Hall
Butler College
Indianapolis
Wilfey
Bethany
Pittsburg
Board of Trustees
Department of Domestic Science
Memorial Church
Moos
Williaa M. Davidson
Public Schools
Dress Reform Advocated by Delegates at Conference
New York May 27 Delegates and visitors at the thirteenth biennial convention of the Federation of Women’s Clubs favored standardizing street dress for American women on a par with the conventional sack suit for men. The plan excludes evening gowns and aims to cut dressmaking bills, with support from manufacturers.
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New York
Women of
America
Pentration of Women's Clubs
Home Onomics Committee
Federation
Helen L. Johnson
Miss Johnson
Mrs. T. A. Edison
War relief funds compared with other nations
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America presents figures showing U S relief gifts for Belgium and other war sufferers lag behind nations like New Zealand England and France. It notes $23 740 342 raised in the United States to April 1 1916 with large gifts from foundations and various groups while Belgian relief reached far higher totals through organized committees and philanthropic effort.
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Europe
Asia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Belgium
New Zealand
England
United States
Belgia
France
America
Daughters of the American Revolution
Albert
Conference Rejects Salaried President Proposal
The M. E. Conference rejected making the conference president a salaried officer and adopted the minority report led by J. C. Broomfield. L. E. Davis favored the minority and will not receive a salary. The conference also named a board of foreign missions including L. E. Davis, J. E. Broomfield, F. W. Varney, F. A. Perry, J. Norman Willis, Noland Watts, and F. C. Kline and adopted a yearly Children’s Day offering for foreign missions.
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Pittsburgh
J. E. Broomfield
Fairmont
W. Va
F. W. Varney
Allenwood
N. Y
F. A. Perry
Adrain
Mich
J. Norman Willis
Greensboro
N. C
Noland Watts
F. C. Kline
Baltimore
New Ruling Again on Witness Fees for Inspectors
Attorney General Turner rules inspectors appointed by the state liquor licensing fears are not entitled to witness fees or mileage in criminal prosecutions under state liquor laws when they are already receiving salary and expenses for time and services as inspectors.
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Turner
Prisoner Acquitted in Job Procuring Case
James Fazio was acquitted in Squire Downer's court of accepting five dollars for procuring a job for an Italian at the La Belle mill and was discharged from custody.
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James Fazio
Squire Downer
la Belle Mitl
Waite Guilty Verdict Shocks Court in Murder Trial
New York jury returns a guilty verdict after deliberations in the Waite case. Defense doctors testified Waite was a moral imbecile with no moral sense, while prosecutors argued his intent remained clear. Witnesses recalled Waite’s intention to kill Mrs Peck and his readiness to do whatever necessary to achieve his aims.
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Justice Sheart
New York
York
Mirral
Wypes Ag
Justice Shea
Wai
Waite
Peck
West Virginia Hearing Probes Heat and Light Valuation
A Charleston report details testimony by Colonel Freudenberger in the federal case against Manufacturers Heat and Light seeking to block rate reductions. He quoted inflated holdings in West Virginia and provided lease values for allied and operated properties as part of the valuation. A. Leo Weil cross examined Freudenberger, pressing but not breaking his testimony under the indictment for bribery.
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Charleston
W. Va
Steubenvillian
West Virginia
Manufacturers Heat & Light Company
William Freudenberger
Charleston Oil and Gas Operating
Master Vandervoort
United States District Court
Public Service Commission
H. A. Wallace
United Fuel Gas Company
Governor Denies Involvement in Republican Primaries
Governor Willis issued a statement denying any connection with candidacies in the Republican primaries. He says reports alleging he urged candidates to enter the race are unfounded and untrue, stating he has not tried to influence the primary process.
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Columbus
Willis
Vote Aved Ends Town Building Debate
Fragmentary report notes a vote on a school building issue with a stated amount of $1000. The text is garbled but indicates a municipal decision process and late discussions from Toronto influence. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are readable.
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Toronto
Legal action over township compensation and penalties
Suits filed in common pleas court name Frank S. King and J. Barry as defendants seeking recovery of funds claimed as township compensation. Judge set sums against Barry and King, based on a late 1915 report by examiner John Hoegner, noting Barry charged $2 per day and King as clerk not entitled to compensation for duties tied to road inspection and land draws deemed illegal.
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Frank S. King
Mes J. Barry
Steubenville
Grtg
Common Pleas
Atrney W. C. Bi
Bry
Barr
King
John Hoegner
Tober
Barry
Kingie
Bergholz appeal seeks leniency in burglary case
An appeal from Bergholz citizens seeks leniency for Edward Parsons and Jesse Myers in burglary cases. Parsons pleaded guilty to an indictment and Judge Smith suspended execution and placed him on parole. Myers, also indicted for breaking and entering, had a prison sentence suspended and was released.
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Promin
Bergholz
Edward Parsons
Smith
Parsons
Walter Leake
Moore
Storergholz
Jesse Myers
Steve Lauch
Dillon Vander
MENGE Reelected President Of Potters Group
Edward T. Mingo was elected President of the National Shood of Operative Potters for a coming year, defeating Frank T. Gi by a vote of 1413 to 980. Wood beat Verne Johnson for secretary, with 1363 to 862. George C won the position of secondary resident over Samuel B. Bur.
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Edward T. Mingo
National Shood
Frank T. Gi
Jof Wood
Verne Johnson
Sirer
Wood
Entry of Allen Donald as gubernatorial candidate discussed
A disputed statement notes Allen Donald of Dayton entering the race for governor while saying no one was induced to become a candidate. John H. Arnold is named for the gubernatorial nomination with opposition pledged to Hildebrandt, and Charles Reed of Washington is urged to oppose Hildebrandt.
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Fice
Allen Donald
Dayton
John H. Arnold
Hildebrant
Renc A
Charles A
Bein Reed
Washington
Hilde
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