Cox Leads Ohio Democrats in Gubernatorial Nomination
Ohio Democrats meet in Toledo to name James M. Cox of Dayton for governor with Cox the leading candidate. The Harmon unit rule faces strong opposition as Cox supporters spread ribbons and buttons, while Gen C W Hughes appears Cox’s main challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Democrats of
Ohio
James M. Cox
Dayton
Harmon Organization
Harmon
W. L. Finley
Baltimore
Cox
Hugh Nichols
Nichols
Hamilton de Weese
C. W. Hughes
Peck
Moore
Herbert S. Bigelow
Cuban President Gomez seeks emergency power as revolt grows
Havana June 4 President Gomez admits general revolt and asks senate to authorize suspension of constitutional guarantees island wide. Chamber of Commerce at Santiago urges U S help deeming Cuban army unable to restore order. Consul Holiday at Santiago reports continued fighting between Estenez and Montaegudo forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Havana
Gomez
Senate
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Congress
Estenez
Monteagudo
Walters Strike Crumbles Amid Hotel Walkouts
New York waited as union waiters struck in eight more hotels and restaurants, closing one completely and prompting over 300 resignations. Dissension persisted within the ranks with a leader suspended from the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Strike at La Belle mill halts plate department in Wheeling
Shearmen at the La Belle mill in Wheeling walked out after demanding a ten percent wage rise. About forty shear men quit, stopping plate department operations and delaying nail production, though the nail department had continued working yesterday. Managers expect full operation within a week.
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la Belle
Wheeling
Pay of pastors raises salaries in church conferences
National and regional church bodies push pay hikes for ministers. Nebraska conference grants 25 percent to pastors earning 1200 or less. United Presbyterian General Assembly in Seattle increases home missionary salaries about 1320 annually. Steubenville Presbytery seeks a 1000 year minimum and free parsonage, with a committee led by Sample, McBane, and Swan to consult congregations.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Nebraska
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Seattle
Presbytery
Steubenville
United Presbyterian Church
R. W. Sample
East Liverpool
W. A. McBane
Salineville
Geo. Swan
Queen Esther Circle and East Liverpool Ladies Meeting Notes
East Liverpool factions meet for Second session with President Mrs S J Cripps and Vice President Mrs Whinehart leading devotional and greetings. Reports from district secretaries treasurer and committees cited along with discussions on foreign population home missions and auxiliary organization. Memorial Day parade absence prompts local brass band planning and school grounds grading as Box Well Patterson graduates prepare commencement program.
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East Liverpool
Dickerson
Smith
Harry Logan
Dennison
Fast
Ella Finch
Martin’s Ferry
A. R. Wells
Wellsville
Morton
Uhrichsville
Harsh
Sean Aung
Davis
Bess
Ross Duval
Anna Vermillion
Smithfield Pike
Board of Education
Village School “Board
Patterson
Memorial Day Observance Draws Large Village Crowd
On Memorial Day the ex soldiers and villagers filled O. J. M. Hall for a program honoring the day with patriotic songs, Lincoln Gettysburg Address, and remarks by Judge R. G. Richards. A parade of 300 plus marched to the cemetery where graves were covered in flowers. The evening featured Rev Norris on patriotism and a striking lecture on national conditions by Norris, followed by hymn, benediction, and a closing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singing
America
Rev
Norris
Brilliant
M. E. Church
Lincoln
Gen. Logan
Liberty Grange No
Wildwood Lodge No
Highland Council Neso
Daughters of Rebekah
CVT
W. J. McCann
Nymn
Umrest
Body found in river likely Capt Edward Swaney at lock No 6
A body recovered from the river at Eastcheiverpool is believed to be Captain Edward Swaney who drowned last December when the tawhrat Diamond capsized at lock No 6. Identification was made by a watch found on the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastechiverpool
Edward Swaney
National Guard selects Put-In-Bay for 1913 encampment
The National Guard of New York State chose Put-In-Bay Island as the site for its 1913 summer encampment after evaluating all options. The resort offers ideal bathing beaches and camp locations with lake-view lookout points and will host gun boats to support the Perry Centennial celebrations. Put-In-Bay is noted as a historic site for Perry’s 1812 victory over Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schooging
National Guard of
New York
Pat-In-Bay Island
Simmmer
Put-In-Bay
Perry
Annual Meet Convention At Hamline Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Steubenville district East Ohio Conference plans its annual meeting at Hamlin Church on Monday and Tuesday, June 3 and 4. The first session opens Monday at 7 30 pm with devotionals led by Miss Emma Hamilton of Toronto, welcoming by the Queen Esther Circle, Hamlin Church, Steubenville, plus music, an address by Mrs Ada Waltenbaugh, conference secretary of Young People's Work, and a recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Steubenville
East Ohio Conference
Hamlin
M. E. Churchew
Emma Hamilton
Queen Esther Circle
Toronto
Hamlin Church
Ada Waltenbaugh
Death From Runaway Accident Near Sherman and Madison
Conrad Solter, a prominent Fernwood farmer aged 66, died after a wagon pulled by two horses overturned near Sherman and Madison avenues weeks ago. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. his granddaughter Gladis Edward was injured but is recovering. Solter, a Garvey native, leaves a widow and six children and was a Zion Lutheran church member in Steubenville.
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Sherman and
Madison Avenues
Conrad Solter
Fernwood
Solter
Garmay
Iirnwood
Frederica Solter
Frank
John
Anna Schoppe
Sherman Avenue
Charles
Mary
Zion Lutheran Church of
Steubenville
Funeral of Henry Gregg Draws Jefferson County Kinships
Henry Gregg died Wednesday after a life of promise. Last rites were held this afternoon with attendance from the Jefferson County Bar Association Knights Templar and local orders. Rev Dr McCarty led a Scriptural service, Mrs Forsstrom sang two solos, and mourners viewed the bier as the Knights Templar sword and helmet symbolized the fallen member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gregg
McCarty
Forsstrom
Ivinie
Knights
Memorial Rites For Knights Templar Leader Held
A ceremonial burial for a Knights Templar member featured six Past Commanders bearing the casket to the tomb. The Jefferson County Bar Association attended in a body to pay respects. Floral tributes included American Beauty roses, carnations, peonies, and wreaths from Shriners, the Blue Lodge, and the High School staff, creating a springlike display at the graveside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights ‘Templar
A.M. Lyons
George A. Dean
LL Grimes
B. PF. Murphy
Thomas W. Vance
H.H. Smith
Toronto
Jefferson County
Bar O
Knights Templar Cross
American Beauty
Shriners
Keystone
Union Chapter
The
Blue Lodge
M. E. Church
Westminister Church
Black Snake Lifts Pheasant Nest. Nine Young Birds Found Inside
While walking near California City William Pippin and Samuel Cartwright found a large black snake with a pheasant nest in its jaws. They killed the snake and retrieved three more pheasants from its body, one in the neck and two in the stomach. All birds survived briefly but died late the next day due to inadequate feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California City
William Pippin
Samuel Cartwright
East Liverpool Tribune
Pippin
First Methodist Church Mourns Henry Gregg
The Official Board of the First Methodist Episcopal church honors Henry Gregg as a stalwart worker who served on the church board, contributed time and means, and followed his Master. The notice extends sympathy to his family and prays for his final reward. He was born in a Methodist home, educated in a Methodist college, and lived in this city practicing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Henry Gregg
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Old First Church
First Methodist Church
Initiative and cranium proposal moves to Oct 1912
Columbus May 31 The Consolidated Conference agreed that the initiative and cranium proposal, if adapted, shall be effective October 1912. A strong fight was made to have it become effective not until January 1.
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Columbus
Con. Cof
Eadiy
Boys Found by Their Mother at the Bethel Home Switchfield
A mother, Mrs Elizabeth McKinnon of East Liverpool, retrieved Ernest and Gaver McKinnon aged six and eight from the Bethel Home at Switchfield after they had stayed with their father on Sundays. The search spanned Steubenville and Smithfield, with police help. The boys appeared glad to rejoin their mother and left the Bethel Home without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Gaver McKinnon
Bethel
Switchfield
Elizabeth McKinnon
East Liverpool
East Liverpool Tribune
Smithfield
Bethany College Commencement Week Planned at Bethany WV
Bethany College in West Virginia outlines a packed commencement week beginning Sunday June 6 with the baccalaureate sermon by President Thomas E Crambler at 11 00 am at Bethany church A Christian Associations sermon follows by S S Lappin In Cincinnati On Monday June 16 the final chapel is at 3 30 pm with farewell words and alumni and visitors addresses The Earle Wilfley Oratorial Contest and field day events are listed along with trustee meetings receptions and class day exercises Alumni baseball game and a Moos directed concert fill the evenings June 13 marks commencement day with multiple sessions and a class address by Judge J T Farr of Lisbon The year closes with reviews of Bethany College progress including new central heating and lighting plant installation and new Oglebay Hall under construction
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Bethany College
Bethany
West Virginia
Thomas E. Crambler
Bethany Church
Christian Associations
S. S. Lappin
Christian Standard
Cincinnati
Earle Wilfley
Board of Trustees
Cramblett
Alumni Association
Chapel Hall
Pittsburg Collegians
Moos
Oglebay Hall of Agriculture and Science
Old Firm F T Walker and Son Files Bankruptcy Petition
The firm and several family members including Edward T Walker Ernest R Walker and Alice Walker filed voluntary bankruptcy in Columbus assisted by Attorney P P Lewis. The walker's Mount Pleasant business interests and properties in Jefferson Belmont counties face liquidation with about 7000 in assets and 12000 to 15000 in real estate along with numerous unsecured creditors in Steubenville Wheeling and Pittsburg. Secured debts include 7000 to Citizens Savings Bank Mt Pleasant 1000 to A H Brown Emerson 3000 mortgages 2000 to Harry Walker Dillendale and 2800 judgment against John T Morris plus other smaller claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Walker and Son
Edward T. Walker
Ernest R. Walker
Alice M. Walker
E. T. Walker
United States Court
Columbus
P. P. Lewis
Mount Pleasant Township
Th Walker and Son
Emerson
Long Run
Walker Brick Tile Company
Dillonvale
Jefferson
Belmont
Steubenville
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Citizens Savings Bank
Mt. Pleasant
A. H. & Brown
Citizen Savings Bank
Harry Walker
Dillendale
Joseph Kitheart
John T. Morris
Anne Furby
Salem
Ohio
C. T. Scott
Elizabeth Clark
Street hawkers face ban in East Liverpool licenses refused
East Liverpool mayor R J Marshall announces no licenses will be issued to street vendors after deeming their wares mediocre quality and customer deception. The move targets the street humorists and tricks that have long entertained the public and drew nuisance complaints.
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Liverpool
R. J. Marshall
Telaster
Itc
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Demcrats
General Hughes
Walters
Tery
New Alex
Andria
Edward
Swaney
National Guard
Pat-in-Bay
of Womans Home Missionary Society
Steubenville M. E. District
Hamline
Conrad Colter
Promin
Henry Gregs
Jefferson County Bar Association and
Knights Templars
College Farm
Havel Merle Mercer
Rudolph
O. Ferdinand Adams Poffenberger
Levdia
John Peter Rodger
Hooversville
Roy Preston Stifer
Boonsbors
William Saylor Wilkin
New Cumberland
W. Va
James Ray A Wilkin
Floseppine Barnes
Barnesville
Elizabeth Maud Bute
Aurora
Nebr
Daisy Lee Ramsey
West Union
Elizabeth Marghet Cox
Cameron
Eleanor Davies
Wellsburg
Mary Chester
Charlroi
Wylda Bell Milison
New Castle
Gladys Oliver
East Palestine
A Katherine. Smith
Johnstown
William Douglas Butler
Napa
Calif
Don. Allen
Lima
Dessie Irene Hill
Grafton
Ethyl Lanck
Nena McCausland
Washington, Pa
Naida Fern Wells
West Unity
George Carl Hettler
Altoona
Mary Gwendolyn Lewis
Mildred Stewart
Killbuck
Anna B. Ward
Kokomoe
Ind
Wylda Bell Millison
Adeline Alexander
Sara Gordon
Lela Moore
Moundsville
Dale Ross
Elizabeth
Myrtle Scroles
Bellaire
Minnie Smith
Elsie Wilson
Mariana Brenneman
Clara Pishpaw
Lexington
Harry Lawrence Ice
Shreveport
Mohammed Selehaddin
Constantinople
Turkey
W.a
James Ray Wilkin
Edgar Allen Johnston
Auburn
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E. T., Walker and Son
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