Roosevelt Victory Seals Four Missouri Delegates
Chicago June 13 Roosevelt gains momentum as the Republican National Committee seats four Missouri Roosevelt delegates on motion by Senator Penrose. Taft counters with a claim of bribery while Heney faces exclusion, and Mississippi contests shift the balance. The mood turns tense as pro Roosevelt forces threaten a bolt if Taft names the ticket.
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Roosevelt Leaders Face Accusations By New York GOP
New York June 13 Hugh Hastings of the Republican State Committee accuses Roosevelt leaders of bulldozing and threats to destroy the party. He says Roosevelt’s charges against Taft mirror Roosevelt’s own alleged practices and cites Blinn and Glasscock urging support for Roosevelt regardless of nomination. Hastings warns of political rebellion and a revolution if the party fractures.
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Hugh Hastings
Republican State Committee
Republican Party
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Roosevelt Outfit
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Pennsylvania
Glasscock
West Virginia
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Big Guns Of Penna Railroad On Tour Through Mingo Junction
Pennsylvania officials inspected rail lines from Pittsburgh to Fort Wayne with visits to Wheeling and the C P lines. James Phillips, J Turner, and J Peck accompanied the party as they moved along to Benwood and Fort Wayne, reviewing main line improvements.
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Pennsylvania
Igh Minogune- Wing
Jamesphia
J. J. Turner
Burg
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Pittshure
Benwood
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg
THE COLONEL Candidate Has Nothing to Say in Answer to Inquiries
Oyster Bay New York June 13 Col Roosevelt plans to leave for Chicago tomorrow night or Saturday according to those close to him today He changed his stance saying It have nothing to say Earlier he declared he had no present intention of going Evidence of bustle and preparations was visible at Sagamore Hill
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Chicago
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Times
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Strong
Roads Surrender Under Threat of Prosecution
Ohio Attorney General Hogan threatened to prosecute railroads for conspiring to end excursions under the anti trust law. Railroads quickly surrendered, promising special rates through July first. Hogan stated the legal department cares only that the 2 cent fare law remains valid, not the exact rates.
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Hogan
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Acquittal in Wellsburg Murder Trial of Harry Gunion
The jury found Harvey Gunion not guilty of murdering Sherwood in Wellsburg at 2:30 PM on Wednesday after a brief trial. Few witnesses testified today and defense character witnesses spoke yesterday, with Gunion denying Cheney’s confession under oath. Ramsey led a tough cross examination for the state, offering little additional evidence.
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Wellsburg
Sherwood
Hur
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M. L. Wells
F. H. Steigle
Cheney
Ramsey
Veterans Convention and Outing Planned by Pennsylvanian Railway Veterans
The Veterans Association of the Pennsylvanian Railway officers will hold their annual convention and outing in Columbus on Saturday June 22. They meet at the Columbus Y M C A with welcome address by Mayer Karh. New officers to be elected and speeches by the Superintendent of the Hocking Valley and others. Col McCarty and staff supervise social activities. a banquet and a city tour by automobile follow. The train departs Pittsburgh as part of the St. Louis express, reaching Steubenville at 7 12, with return from Columbus at 9 40 p m.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis Express
Steubenville
Investigation Authorized by House on Judge Hanford Charges
Washington June 13 Chairman Clayton of the House Judiciary committee was authorized by the House to begin an investigation into the Norris and Berger charges against federal Judge Hanford of Seattle.
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Clayton
House Judiciary Committee
House
Norris and Berger
Hanford
Seattle
Tragic finish of OSU prom crash in Columbus
A senior prom at Ohio State University ended with a fatal auto accident near Worthington. One young man died of injuries while six others were badly hurt including Frank P. Quigley 22 of Sistersville and several Columbus and Dayton residents. The car skidded into a telephone and overturned shortly after commencement exercises.
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Sistersville
Margaret Riley
Margaret Devereaux
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Louis Smith
New Brighton
Bernard Wise
Henry H. Hollencamp
Dayton
Worthington
Umpire salaries blamed for missing good officials
East Liverpool Tribune reports Pittsburg meeting where lab owners and referees discuss lowering monthly stipends for umpires. The move risks losing skilled umpires and damaging baseball integrity as resignations mount amid a so called economy drive.
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East Liverpool Tribune
Dr L M Early Dies At 52 In Columbus
Dr L M Early, 52, dies at home in Columbus after cancer that followed early radiation experiments. He discovered a process for a new photo paper and sold it to Eastman Kodak two years ago for two million dollars.
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Columbus
L. M. Early
Early
Eastman Kodak Company
More Returns In Tax Filings From Corporations
Additional incorporation personnel tax returns listed include Jefferson Coal Co at 23065.00 National Biscuit Co 2718.04 Standard Fire Brick Co 3280.00 American Sewer Pipe Co numbers 13 25211.00 13 3047.00 12 4080.00 16 0 24048.00 American Sewer Pipe Co 7 40.00 and other fragmented items 1720.00 Coal Co Cook Co G.
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National Biscuit Co
Standard Fire Brick Co
American Sewer Pipe Co
American. Sewer. Pipe’ Co
American Sewer. Pipe Co
American Sewer — Pipe Co
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Beal Endorsed for Chief of Chemistry Bureau
Barnesville Ohio June 13 Belmont county pharmacists met in a bi monthly session that drew wide support for Dr J H Tieal of Scio Ohio to head the United States Bureau of Chemistry Resolutions favored his candidacy as Dr Beal received backing from all state association branches showing strong endorsement for leadership.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Belmont County Pharmacists
J. H. Tieal Bi
McFadden Addresses Ohio Charities and Correction Convention
HM McFadden of this city spoke before the State Convention of Charities and Correction at Cleveland describing Ohio’s early leadership in care for the defective and dependent classes. He traced the shift from charity to prevention, noting mechanical restraint declined then resurfaced in milder form, while maternal restraint proved inadequate.
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HM. HL. McFadden
State Convention of Charities and Correction
Cleveland
Ohio
Union
United States
Solichtor Declines to File Injunction Suits
H H Mc Fadden, taxpayer, sought to enjoin leasing the opera house and building a market house and auditorium. City Auditor Merry man advised he could not file suits, leaving McFadden to hire private counsel. Notices served June 1 claimed city had no right to build an auditorium or lease the opera house. Solicitor will provide reasons in court briefing when filed.
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H. H. McFadden
Market House
Merryman
McFadden
MedFadden
Precious Book Of Records To Be Preserved In Jefferson County
Original land records of Jefferson County to be rebound by County Recorder Carpenter to preserve deeds and plots. The volume includes early property listings from 1705 including George Washington to Ephraham Kimberly for 300 acres and the city of Steubenville. Zenas Kimberly served as recorder. Absalon Martin was justice of the peace. First marriage license recorded October 19 1797 for Joseph Baker and Mary Finley.
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Jefferson County
Steubenville
George Washington
Ephraham Kimberly
Shoat Creek
Zenas Kimberly
Absalon Martin
Bezaleel Wells
Thomas
John Fudgington
George Atkinson
Joseph Baker
Mary Finley
Final High School Bulletin issue marks graduation year
The last High School Bulletin for tol2 is on sale for the commencement season, a 92 page illustrated graduation number dedicated to the Class of 1912. It features pictures of all sixty-one graduates, group photos of other classes, captains and managers of football, hackey ball and baseball teams, reviews of the athletic seasons, original poems and stories, and notices of continued publication with staff credits.
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H. S. Bulletin
Ohio Weather Shifts to Showers Friday
Increasing cloudiness arrives tonight in Ohio with showers forecast for Friday. Temperatures rise tonight as conditions turn milder ahead of the weekend.
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Ohio
Debates on Insanity Treatment and Costs in Ohio Era
The excerpt discusses restraint methods for dangerous patients, condemns outdated theories, and cites a 19th century specialist’s view on permanent care rates. It questions state expenditure on uplift programs, noting public funds benefiting various classes, and presents Ohio population and property appraisal growth from 1890 to 1910 as context.
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