Democrats Hear Baker Boosts Administration In State Convention
In Columbus Ohio delegates gathered for the state Democratic convention with Secretary of War Newton D Baker as temporary chairman. He urged delaying platform adoption until primaries next August and praised the administration while attacking Republicans as a factional bloc. Baker warned against entering the European war and urged neutral, humane readjustment with cautious preparedness.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Columbus
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Wilson
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
State Central Committee
Iker
A. Clyde Reasoner
Mnesville
James L. Resch
L. W. Doolan
First Past Church
Wenty
Campbell
Reer
Newton D
Tion
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Rotary Baker
United Tes
Congress
Chicago
Hall of Fame
Dr. Cook
MaBaker
Mexico
Adena Coal Company Organizes with 65000 Capital
The Adena Coal Company formed with 65000 capital and began early coal stripping on land near Adena. One steam shovel is in use, a second is being installed. The firm bought W P Moore and William Casner farms and agreed to buy 175 acres from Moore. Officers: President S M Downer, VP H B Porterfeld, Secretary Samuel Garee, Treasurer G F Lockhart. Directors: S M Downer Samuel Garee G F Lockhart H G Dechamp H M Casner W P Moore Roy N Merryman.
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Adena Coal Company
Adena
W. P. Moore
William Casner
8. M. Downer
Washington
H. B. Porterfeld
Samuel Asaree
Pas
George FE. Lockhart
S. M. Downer
Samuel Garee
G. F. Lockhart
H. G. Dechamp
Citizens Camp to Open at Ft Benjamin Harrison July 5
Indianapolis announces three Citizens Military Training Camps at Ft Benjamin Harrison from July 5 to Oct 5 with four armored automobiles supplied by North Western Military and Naval Academy Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Over 2 000 applications received. United States Army corps and ambulance provided. many leading central department employers will permit absences with pay.
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Indianapolis
Citizens Military Training Camps
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Here
Ken Wallace, Jr
Northwestern Military and Naval Academy
Lake Geneva
Wis
United States Army Corps
Central Department
Lizzie Hicks Sentenced for Assault and Battery
Mrs Lizzie Hicks was convicted of assault and battery and sentenced to six months in the Canton workhouse by Tudie Smith this morning. She will be taken to that visitation on Saturday. The trial involved cutting and stabbing with intent to kill after a fight in Snapsuds Alley, where Mrs Turner Freeman was slashed.
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Lizzie Hicks
Canton
Tudie Smith
Mrs Hicks
Turner Freeman
Ohio Dems Fail to Adopt a Platform and Cox Candidacy
The Democratic State convention adjourned after two hours without a platform or candidate endorsements. James M. Cox announced his candidacy for governor amid cheers. Delegates endorsed Wilson administration policies and electors and endorsed former Governors Campbell and Harmon for presidential electors. Baker's speech puzzled leaders, while Sen. Atlee Pomerene remained favored. Presidential electors were named and party organization details set for the 18th district.
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Columbus
Pomerene
James M. Cox
Wilson
Pomerone
Harmon
Cox
Campbell
Baker
Atlee Pomerene
A. M. Cohen
Hamilton County
Charles. A. Aull
Hamilton
Edwin Ozias
Preble
J. G. Neely
Auglaize
T. T. Ansberry
Defiance
S. D. McLaughlin
Pike
Wallace
Clark
Fighth
W. Wolford
Morrow
D. FE
Dane
Lucas
Lewis Howartz
Meigs
Fleventh
H. M. Dunnick
Pickaway
Fred J. Heer
Frank T. Dore
Seneca
D. K. Page
Summit
Harry W. Amos
Guernsey
W. FE. Chancellor
Wayne
J. F. Seward
Richland
W.O. Wallace
Columbiana
D. F.dunlavey
Ashtabula
John Krause
Cleveland
W. F Thompson
Joseph F. Johnson
Geauga County
Carl Armstrong
Steubenville
W. ©. Wallace
A. ©. Barnes
Harrison
Fred Wassman
Belmont
William Ferrall
Carroll County
A. P. Dennis
Columbiana County
Jefferson County
Brandeis Confirmed by Senate in 47 to 22 Vote
The nomination of Louis D. Brandeis of Boston to the Supreme Court to succeed J R Lamar was confirmed by the Senate 47 to 22 with one Democrat Newlands voting against. Brandeis would be the first Jew on the high court. 21 Republicans opposed or crossed party lines, and several pairs affected the tally.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Supreme Court
Joseph Rucker Lamar
Senate
Brandeis
Supreme Bench
Newlands
LaFollette
Norris
Poindexter
Grenna
Clapp
Borah
Kenyon
Brady
Brandegee Clark
Wyoming
Cummins
Curtis
Dillingham
Dupont
Fall
Gallinger
Harding
Lippitt
Lodge
Nelson
Oliver
Page
Smith
Michigan
Sterling
Southerland
Townsend Warren and Works
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Court
Filmer Swan aged 24 of Osage and Elizabeth Davis aged 22 of Atikannan obtained a marriage license. Elmer Franey 27 and Olive M Johnston 25, both of Toronto, also registered. Zasio 33 and Lungia Zambon 22, both of Dillonvale, completed license applications.
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Filmer Swan
Osage
Elizabeth Davis
Atikannan
Elmer Franey
Olive M. Johnston
Toronto
Attile Zasio
Lungia Zambon
Dillonvale
William B Donaldson Steubenville Pioneer Dies at 78
Steubenville patriarch William B Donaldson died June 1 1916 at 332 North Fourth Street after a long illness. A founder of Steubenville pottery and former city leader, he shaped fire department paving and street improvements and led charitable work with the Humane Society and chamber of commerce. Survived by a large family and a brother and sisters.
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Steubenville
William B. Donaldson
North Fourth Street
Donaldson
D. J. Sinclair
Mr. Donaldson
Margaret Murphy Donaldson
Jacksonville
West Market Street
Wilden Avenue
la Belle View
Beall and
Market Street
United Presbyterian Church
Emelda Bingham Junkin
Mathew Oliver
Rebecca Buchanan Junkin
Mary
Dohrman J. Sinclair
Florence
Harry Hanson Henderson
Marie Sinclair
Harry T. Grant
Franklin
Wilma
A. FE. Daugherty
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Winetringer
Chamber of Commerce
Social Service Union
Royal Arcanum
Steubenville Humane Society
Fourth and
Washington Street
Pacific Coast
New York Transportation Co
Steubenville Pottery Co
Fourth
Dock Streets
J. W. Clokey
New York
Twenty Sixth Street
U. P
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Dr Reid
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Freight train wreck leaves teen amputee in Belmont County
Edward Mooney, 17, of Railroad avenue, lost his right leg after attempting to alight a moving eastbound freight at Market street crossing. He fell into an iron fence. the caboose wheel crushed his leg. He was taken to Gill Hospital where amputation occurred. He is recovering.
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Frank Battson
Bethany College
Christian Church
Battson
Drake University
Dee. Moines
The
Colliers
West Liberty
Chicago University
Edward Mooney
Railroad Avenue
Market Street
Pan Handle
Mooney
Slack Street
Gill Hospital
James Mooney
Acquittal of Riggs Bank officers shocks capital letters
Washington June 2 acquittal in under ten minutes of three officers of The Riggs National Bank on perjury charges is viewed as a national test of government power over banks. The case is tied to John Skelton Williams and the Administration, with observers claiming the verdict harms the Democratic party and highlights perceived political influence on justice.
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Washington
Riggs National Bank
John Skelton Wiliams
United States
Gregory
John Skelton Williams
Woodrow Wilson
National Bank Act
Democratic Party
Boy Injured In Decoration Day Horse Race
Dorkman Wells of Adams street and John Lawson were riding on Decoration Day when their horses raced on Richmond Road. Wells’ horse slipped at a curve, throwing him headfirst. He suffered a knee cap injury, two knocked‑out teeth, facial scratches, and leg bruising, received first aid, and remains confined to home recovering.
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Dorkman Wells
Adams Street
John Lawson
Richmond Road
Wells
Seeks Judgement in Common Pleas Court over due goods
S. D. Robinson files suit in Common Pleas Court against J. F. Waggoner and Lena Waggoner of Amsterdam to collect 157.50 alleged owed for goods sold and delivered to the defendants.
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S. D. Robinson
J. F. Waggoner
Lena Waggoner
Amsterdam
Death claims W B Donaldson in local community loss
A somber obituary notes the passing of W B Donaldson, honoring his Christian character and community service. It recalls the recent death of D J Sinclair and laments the break in the family’s earthly ties, preserving his memory as a guiding example for neighbors and friends.
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D. J. Sinclair
Mr. Donaldson
Earth
W. B. Donaldson
Chicagos 150000 in preparedness parade across the city
Chicago staged two day and night parades to showcase preparedness. More than 150000 participants from diverse trades and professions marched along Michigan Avenue and nearby streets led by civic and military figures including Mayor William H. Thompson and city judges. The ambulances and Red Cross nurses staffed the route amid a strong Safety First emphasis.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
van Buren Street
Randolph Street
Randolph
Franklin
Washington
State
Madison
Maldison
Monroe
Jackson Boulevard
Jackson
Chicago River
E. C. Young
Chicago Court
William H. Thompson
Grand Army of the Republic
Board of Trade
Madison Street
Loop
National Guard
Edgar B. Tolman
Thomas O’connor
United States
Red Cross
Yorkville Man Fined For Liquor Violation in McCann Court
Gabrielle Majean, president of the French club raided at Yorkville last Sunday, faced Mayor McCann in New Alexandria Friday night and was convicted of liquor law violations. He received a $400 fine plus costs, the heaviest penalty in McCann's court, and was remanded to county jail for nonpayment. The trial drew several hundred spectators.
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Yorkville
Gabrielle Majean
McCann
New Alexandria
Probate court appointments and estate actions noted
W D Downer appointed administrator of Mary Galloway Saunders estate. Elizabeth McCann named executrix of Charles McCann estate. Order of sale issued and sale confirmed for Charles O Callahan estate. Elizabeth Tippe named guardian of Boyd Mahoney. Inventory and appraisement filed for John Wenski estate. First and final account filed for John C Beresford estate.
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W. D. Downer
Mary Galloway Saunders
Elizabeth McCann
Charles McCann
Charles O. Callahan
Elizabeth Tippe
Boyd Mahoney
John Wenski
John C. Beresford
Settlement in Lobdell Car Wheel vs Toronto Rubber Court
In New York Supreme Court the Receiver H. H. Smith was ordered to assign accounts per the agreement reached in the Toronto Rubber Company versus Frank P. Hayes case. The settlement terms were deemed acceptable by the court and must be carried out.
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Lobdell Car Wheel Company
Toronto Rubber Company
H. H. Smith
Frank P. Hayes
New York Supreme Court
Sale Confirmed in Estate of Charles D. Roberts
The court confirms the sale and orders deed issuance in the estate of Charles D. Roberts. Proceedings name the buyer and set the final settlement date and transfer of property as commanded by the judge. The action formalizes distribution of assets and frees the estate from further claims.
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Charles D. Roberts
Legos Brothers Given Suspended Sentence After Bradley Brawl
Mike Legos and his brothers Gus George and Paul Legos faced a hearing before Squire Lawler for assault and battery. They received a thirty day jail term that was suspended on good behavior after a disturbance in Bradley linked to a reported speakeasy.
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Mike
Gus Legos
George
Paul Legos
Squire Lawler
Bradley
Keep on Smacking Advice Sparks Germ Debate
Dr. Charles E. Page of the Boston Health School urges continued kissing despite health cautions. He criticizes Dr. C. V Chaplin of Providence for banning kissing at Harvard Medical School and laments the public’s germ paranoia.
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Charles E. Page
Boston Health School
C. V Chaplin
Providence Health
Harvard Medical School
Dr. Page
Badshaw Named East Liverpool Safety Director
Eugene B. Badshaw was appointed to serve the unexpired term of C. Henry Schell as Safety Director of East Liverpool. He took oath and announced he would continue his linotype operator job with Tribune while performing his duties.
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Eugene B. Badshaw
East Liverpool
C. Henry Schell
Bradshaw
Linotype Op- Tribune
Marriage License for Antonia Condeporte and Maria at the 51
Antonia Condeporte aged 26 and Maria at the 51, both of Mingo, obtained a marriage license in June.
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Antonia Condeporte
Maria
Mingo
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Randeis
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Potter Peacefully
LD Crime
Belmont County
James Weir
Dayton
St. Clairsville
Weir
James
Common Pleas
Sterling Riggs
John Anderson
Martin's Ferry
Cowles
Pension Department
St. Clairville
Cincinnati
Conneaut
Wade
John A. Bingham
Will
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