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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

7

Probe lifeboat found near Titanic site sparks WV probe testimony

Charleston reports the federal investigation into West Virginia coal conditions begins at 2 PM with about 100 operators and miners ready to testify. Ex governor Glasscock signals willingness to appear if summoned, while fears of a Paint and Cabin Creek strike circulate. A lifeboat sighting near the Titanic wreck area is noted by the Einseach crew in Baltimore.

Associated Press Herald-Star Charleston West Virginia Louis J. Hennessy Senate Paint Cabin Creek Morgantown W. Va W. B. Glasscock Claude A. Swanson

Wells High School Class of 1913 Arts and Prose Play

The Wells High School Auditorium hosted the Class of 1913 exercises featuring a performance of The Rivals, a humorous class prophecy by Lucile Bates, a class history by Philip Timberlake, and a lively set of musical numbers. Cast members included Samuel Greenberg, Walter Dickerson, Judson Banfield, and Nellie Burns, with Frances Dargue and Eleanor Boyd highlighted for piano and valedictory honors.

Wells High Sch Philip Timberlake Labcile M. Bates Eens High School Clase Philip Walcott Timberlake RP House Bartlett Frances Dargue Vanie Dancla Samuel Thomas Greenberg Tha Clase Reoise Lucile Marie Bae Bizet Sir Anthony Absolute Malaita Floyd Hipsley Broady Jack Absolute Cee Walter Paneer Dickerson Pauikigdd Charles ‘Ie McCausland Rob ACTOS Herman Lee Mahan Sir Lucius O’trigger Ene Judson Shearer Banfield

Board approves teacher salary hikes and raises eight grade pay

The Board of Education met and raised teacher salaries and set new 8th grade qualification rules requiring two years of normal school training. A list of elected teachers with varied salaries was issued alongside janitors and paid bills. The board also addressed Garfield building tree issues and authorized bids for school funds.

Board of Education Joyce Messrs. Grimes Burgoyne Kerr and Lyons Garfield

Reception for Capt. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller at Salvation Army

A joyous gathering at Salvation Army hall on North Third street welcomed Capt. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller Monday evening. Nearly 100 attendees including Taz ministers and local Salvation Army workers offered short addresses praising the couple and the Salvation Army. Capt. Fuller and wife thanked the speakers for their warm welcome.

J. C. Fuller Salvation Army Hall North Third Street Taz Capt. Fuller Salvation Army Viétuers

Bodies Found Near Russell Ky Linked to Ohio Couple

Ironton Ohio reports identify the man as George Steele son of a local resident. Authorities believe the woman is Mrs. Andre Forrest of La Grange Ohio. They suspect the duo froze to death after crossing to the Kentucky shore last December. Forrest had sued for divorce alleging elopement with Steele.

Ironton Ohio Russell George Steele Andre Forrest la Grange Steele Kentucky Forrest Washington Congress Senate Carter Hawaii Supreme Court Ohio Federal Court United States Telephone Company Indiana Illinois Italy Porter Charlton Lake Como

Supreme Court rate rulings leave both sides satisfied

Washington June 10 Lawyers at the Supreme Court heard arguments applying Justice Hughes Minnesota rate decisions to Missouri Arkansas Kentucky Oregon and West Virginia cases. State officials and Interstate Commerce Commission leaders say rates are now based on a more accurate basis, while railroads see possible relief from state regulation if Congress acts. Lawmakers face a complex battle as states may set rates affecting interstate commerce and court dockets may fill with transportation disputes over alleged confiscatory charges.

Washington Supreme Court Hughes Minnesota Missouri Arkansas Kentucky Oregon West Virginia McReynolds Inter-State Commerce Commission Congress House Senate Comefort Inter- State Commerce Commission

New Fire Motor Demonstrated by City Fire Dept

Chief W B Martin praised eight tests of the American LaFrance type fire motor truck on Monday afternoon. Tests show water output numbers from 335 to 894 gallons per minute, surpassing the 700 gallons guaranteed in three trials. The 105 horsepower truck carries 1200 feet of hose and a 40 gallon chemical tank, marking the latest in five motor chemical trucks.

W. B. Martin la France

Smith Trial Opens in Common Pleas Court Declares

Dr. A C Smith faces trial on an indictment in No 1 court for an alleged operation. Margaret Love testifies under cross examination about signing an affidavit denying the operation which she says was performed. Prosecution aided by Brown Mansfield. defense by Erskine Vail. Dr Smith denies illegality. Mrs Smith corroborates details of the operation.

A. C. Smith No. 1 Margaret Love Miss Love Brown J. A. Mansfield Messrs. Erskine & Vail Dr. Smith iMiss Love

Bridge on Fire on Market Street Bridge

Firefighters rushed to Market street bridge Monday evening to extinguish a blaze in the hard plank flooring. The department found a large area burning and tore up ten feet of the door from near the West Virginia side as they suspected a cigar or cigarette started the fire from debris on the bridge.

Market Street West Virginia

Public Printer Nominee Tied to Labor Support

Associated Press reports in Washington that Corselles 1 Ford was nominated today to be public printer after securing backing from labor interests. The nomination follows recent discussions in Congress about administrative appointments and government printing needs. The move places Ford in the line of succession for the federal printing role amid ongoing debates over efficiency and oversight.

Associated Press Washington Ford

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