Amendments to tariff bill spark Democratic opposition
In the Democratic Senate caucus two amendments drew sharp debate. One proposed barring importation of goods not wholly or partly made by children under 14, seen as a drastic protective measure. The other sought concurrent appellate jurisdiction in customs cases over $100, alarming some as a potential wedge against the customs court. Debate touched wool and sugar schedules as leaders eyed a vote by 4 p.m. and a bill report to the Senate soon after.
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Herald-Star
Washington
Jime
Democratic
Senate
United States Court of Appeals
Customs Court
Ransdell
James
State Liquor Licensing Board figures debated in press
The Herald-Star editor argues over liquor and tax commission costs and misreported state appropriations. A Gazette editorial challenges the editor’s claims about a $100 fee per license and cites House Bill 670, outlining 1913 appropriations for the Liquor Licensing Board and related expenses.
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Liquor Commission
the Gazette
L. Swain
House of Representatives
Hugh L. Nichols
Senate
James M. Cox
Secretary of State
Liquor Licensing Board
Herald-Star Figures Reveal $268 400 for New Jobs
From the excerpt the Herald Star figures show a total of 268 thousand four hundred dollars allocated for offices across forty three counties. The text argues every dollar funds the creation of new and useless jobs and points to understated earlier totals.
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Herald-Star
Sudden death of Deputy Edward Aynard in Paris
In Paris on June 25, Deputy Edward Aynard, a progressive Republican from Lyons, collapsed while walking to the rostrum to speak. Doctors blamed heart failure due to overwork after he had stayed up late preparing his address.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Edward Aynard
Lyons
Strike in Cincinnati Garment Industry Ends Quietly
Cincinnati June 25 The 11,000 garment workers strike in Cincinnati and nearby cities may end today as manufacturers promise a meeting to act on demands. Early today all plants were picketed by strikers with no violence reported, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Cincinnati
Weston completes leg of cross country walk to Akron
Edward Payson Weston, veteran pedestrian, arrived in Akron at 7 30 this morning from New York to Minneapolis. A large party joined him from Kent for the 10 mile leg to Akron. He plans to resume his journey this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Akron
Edward Payson Weston
New York
Minneapolis
Kent
Ohio Weather Outlook Thunder Showers Tonight
A weather notice from Ohio forecasts thunder showers tonight or Thursday with continued warm temperatures.
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Ohio
Elevator disaster at Husted Milling kills and leaves many missing
Buffalo officials confirm 11 dead from the Husted Milling elevator blast with 26 more missing and presumed buried in ruins. Firemen struggle to recover bodies as hospital reports indicate many injuries are fatal. police canvass homes and hospitals to tally victims.
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Gupalo
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Buffalo
Husted iMilling Company
Anthony Kruger
William Wilowsky
Elk Street
John Conroy
Clifford M. Flasted
Government to Try California Slavery Case Prosecutors Named
Officials announce a policy shift with a select group of prosecutors for a government case in San Francisco. The move follows a series of political tensions as the White House faces scrutiny over reform efforts and new duties in a high profile trial. Local officials indicate ongoing relief efforts while the cabinet weighs further steps. The incident is described as closed and under review by the department.
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Herald-Star
McRegily
Wilson and
Nords
Cacinetti
Westements
San Francisco
Cal Washington
Wilson
May McNabb
House
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Discusses City Improvements
At the luncheon the committee urged City Council to pass stricter ordinances to curb itinerant dealers and protect merchants. A report noted Manley Farm extension approval and city incorporation. Rest rooms were urged, a special committee was formed, and funds were requested to improve Weirton road conditions and a crossing bell at the TriState line.
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E. M. Geary
Manley Farm
Chamber of Commerce
Manly
Market Street
Automobile Association
Steubbenville
Weirton
TriState Railway
Country Club
Niehoff Leaves Wellsburg Church for Toronto Charge
At the Steubenville Presbytery meeting the Rev J A Niehoff was released from the Second Presbyterian Church of Wellsville to accept the post at the First Presbyterian Church in Toronto. He will be installed Wednesday evening July 2. Rev C R Culbertson will preach and participate in the installation ceremonies with H C Gaunt and R Norman King among the attendees.
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Steubenville
Second Presbyterian Church
Wellsville
J. A. Niehoff
First Presbyterian Church
Toronto
Niehoff
C. R. Culbertson
H. C. Gaunt
Second 4 Presbyterian Church
East Liverpool
Mr. Niehoff
R . .Norman King
Gas price fight looms as Steubenville council acts
River town council moves to resist a two cent per thousand cubic feet increase in natural gas. Tri State Gas Co and Manufacturers Light & Heat Co push higher rates, affecting Steubenville Toronto East Liverpool Wellsville Chester and Newell. City solicitors urge unified action while council orders an investigation and measures to maintain current pricing.
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Tri-State Gas Co
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co
Steubenville
Toronto
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Chester
Newell
Bennett
Merryman
Council
Herald Star
George W. Ratcliff
Manufacturers Light’ & Heat Co
Ohio River
Martins Ferry
Bellaire
Pittsburg
Rochester
Pennsylvania
Merchants' Refund Bureau for Shoppers Debated
Prominent citizens met at the Probate Judge's office to discuss refunding rail fare for out of town shoppers. A refund bureau to be run with the Chamber of Commerce is planned, contingent on merchant signups. Aim to start by August 1st, refunding six days weekly. A committee was named to secure signups from absent merchants. Also discussed were flood sales by itinerant dealers harming regular trade and deceptive flood damage advertising.
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Chamber of Commerce
M. Anasthan
B. F. Murphy
H. D Morrow
James Burke
J. W. Dorsch
Ohio
Dayton
New Pastor Delivers Charge at Wellsville Church
Re Niehoff has served as pastor of the Wellsville church for three years and will deliver the charge to the new pastor, marking a transitional moment for the congregation.
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Re Niehoff
Wellsville Church
Mysterious Train Fatal Near Salineville Claims Unknown Man
An unidentified man, about 40 to 45, was killed by C. and P. No. 304 a mile west of Salineville Tuesday evening. His body, found with limbs severed, was loaded onto the train and taken to Salineville, later moved to Hudson undertaking rooms for burial. He bears the tattoo T. H. on the right arm and two missing teeth. He wore a light shirt with two undershirts marked John Gedura and O Brown, a grey coat, and trousers of a different design. He has a Roman nose, high cheek bones, grey eyes, and weighed about 180 pounds.
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Salineville
Salnneville
Hudson Undertaking Rooms
T. H
John Gedura
O. Brown
Ohio Cemetery Superintendents Visit Union Cemetery Program
Delegates from the Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents and Officials, about 60 strong, arrive in the city tomorrow morning for a convention. They tour Union Cemetery, dine at the YMCA, hear J A Reed on renovating old lawns, and discuss papers from Canton and Columbus before an East Liverpool program featuring mausoleums and a Kenilworth Country Club banquet with speeches.
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Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents
Aes Wit
Union Cemetery
Y. M.C.A
J. A. Reed
Canton
East Liverpool
Riverview Cemetery
G. A. R. Chapel
L. Y. Stephens
Columbus
Ohio
J. C. Cline
Dayton
Kenilworth Country Club
Stubs Trim Wheeling as Dawson Sees Finance Stabilized
President Chas A Dawson of the Inter State League visited Zanesville on Tuesday to watch the Stubs defeat Wheeling. He conferred with local baseball management and praised the team’s financial footing and potential. He urged public support and noted lines are being cut to strengthen the squad for a first division push. Boosters met Thursday in the Council Chamber urging attendance.
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Chas. A. Dawson
Zanesville
Dawson
Montgomery
Council Chamber
Hogan the Law Giver Amended Constitution and Law Jumble
Quote from Belleville Herald Tribune praising Attorney General Hogan as chief lawmaker, noting he explains the amended constitution and interprets recent laws. Claims an unprecedented jumble of laws resulting from the last legislative session.
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Hogan
Belleire Herald. Tribune
Kentucky Letters Boost Three Wars Celebration Plans
Letters from Lexington discuss a mammoth lunch for Steubenville’s Three Wars Celebration and suggest sending regimental flags from the Morgan raid. Skepticism surrounds alleged Morgan capture handcuffs, with witnesses recalling no such restraints. A Pittsburg reader recalls serving in the 58th Pa. Militia and offers aid.
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Steubenville
Lexington
D. C. Peck
Cox
Morgan
B. W. Duke
Buffington
Monge
Ohio Penitentiary
Bloo
Ohio Independent Battery
Grant
Vicksburg
JB. M. Duncan
Pittsburg
58Th Pa
George H. Bemis
Salineville
Daring Hold Up Near Avella by Three Negroes
A daylight holdup near Avella Pennsylvania involved three African American men forcing mine boss Jeff Taylor Frank Davidson a miner and Mike Curtis to surrender cash. Curtis collided with the attackers on a bicycle and was struck then revived after the suspects escaped aboard a Wabash freight bound for Mingo Junction. Police report the trio fled with 3.86 dollars in the Sunday evening incident.
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Ohio River
Pittsburg- Wabash Terminal
Jeff Taylor
Meadowlands
Frank Davidson
Mike Curtiss
Mingo Junction
Taylor
Davidson
Mike Curtis
Curtis
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