Banquet Honors Steubenville Postmasters Retiring Gilson
Steubenville post office employees held a banquet at the Bower hotel in honor of retiring Postmaster Richard Gilson and his successor H. H. McFadden. Congressman D A Hollingsworth attended, praising Gilson and urging support for McFadden, with speeches from McFadden Simeral and others and notes on progress toward a new post office building.
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Steubenville
Bower Hotel
Richard Gilson
H. H. McFadden
D. A. Hollingsworth
Post Ofice
Gen. Hollingsworth
Gilson
McFadden
General Hollingsworth
FE. H. McFadden
Charles D. Simeral
William F. Schaefer
C. W. Strain
J. M. Huston
J. V. Allison
C. W
W. A. Fleming
H. J. Goodman
J. D. Buey
John Patton
R. L. Adams
John Chnorrenbue
P. H. Geisinger
H. T. Engle
Robert Mathews
L. E. Patterson
William H. Bair
John Huston
Charles Irwin
C. F. Clark
H. E. Fellows
T. B. Porter
Irwin
Atlee Pomerene
W. G. Harding
Theodore Burtop
James S. Feist
Congressman Hollingsworth
Shakespeare
Aristotle
Greece
Pollok
Phins
Mr. Gilson
Mr. McFadden
Ral Hollingsworth
Postoffice
Simeral
Chas. D. Simeral
The
Herald- Star
Mnonu
Ohio
the Gazette
Atlantic City
Herald-Star
Mr. Simeral
Robert Adams
Carriers’ Association
Brady
Supervision Schafer
Messrs
Reed
Flannegan
McLeish
Death of Howard W. Wilson in Charleroi follows blood poisoning
Howard W. Wilson former Charleroi bookkeeper and secretary of the Charleroi Business Men's association died at 6:30 am at 406 Lookout avenue Charleroi after blood poisoning from removing a pimple with a tie pin. He was 31 years old, survived by wife Taisy G. Bougher, son Howard W. Jr., his mother in Beaver Falls, two sisters and a brother. He had recently recovered from a grip and was active in St Jerome’s church and Lyceum baseball.
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Howard W. Wilson
Herald-Star
Charleroi Mail
Lookout Avenue
Imperial Glass Company
Charleroi
Men’s Association
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
New Brighton
Beaver Falls
Butcher's Business College
Charleroi Business Men’s Association
Taisy G. Bougher
Steubenville
Ohio
Howard W., Jr
St. Jerome’s Roman Catholic Church
St. Jerome’s Lyceum
Lyceum
Harding Denies Ohio Support for Burton in 1920 Nomination
In Columbus Ohio Senator Warren G Harding denied a reported Ohio Republican plan to back him if Burton proves unavailable. He said there is nothing to the second choice idea and that Ohio delegates remain committed to Burton as their first and only choice for the presidential nomination.
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Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Warren Harding
Justice Hughes
Chicago
Harding
Burton
Assault and Battery Sentence Handed To Williams
Joseph Williams was brought to the county jail from Brilliant to serve a twenty day sentence imposed by Louire Weekly for an assault on R. J. Redfern.
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Joseph Williams
Brilliant
Louire
R. J. Redfern
WIlson Breaks Word Says Democratic Leaders Aghast
Washington April 29 Democratic leaders of the Foreign Relations and Foreign Affairs Committees express aggrievement and chagrin after President Wilson refuses to consult Congress before sending a note to Berlin. Senators Stone and Lodge and Representatives Flood Cooper had urged tabling McLemore resolution and warn of line drawn if war moves advance without committee input. The failure to consult is seen as a breach of promise, fueling tensions within the party.
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Washington
Foreign Relations and Foreign Affairs
Congress
Senator Stone
Representative Flood
Gore
McLemore
Wilson
Stone
Flood
Mr. Wilson
Messrs
Germany
White House
Lodge
Representative Cooper
Foreign Relations
Berlin
Odd Fellows Observe 97th Anniversary in Steubenville
The ninety seventh anniversary of Odd Fellowship under the Ohio Valley Fraternal Association will be commemorated at I O O F hall in Steubenville on Saturday April 29. Grand officers will be present and degrees conferred with afternoon and evening staff contests for the third degree between Pan-Handle Lodge 406 Calumet Lodge 593 and Jefferson Lodge 6 Brooke Lodge 5. All Odd Fellows in good standing are invited. visitors expected from nearby towns.
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Odd Fellowship
Ohio Valley Fraternal Association
I O. O. F. Hall
Steubenville
Pan- Handle Lodge
J. O. M. Simmons
Calumet Lodge
Chas. Murray
Jefferson Lodge No. 6
William Dargue
Brooke Lodge No. 5
Wm. Amick
Odd Fellows
Weekend special train to Steubenville for shoppers
Beginning Saturday April 29 merchants of Steubenville sponsor a weekly special train from New Cumberland and Weirton to Steubenville and return. Depart New Cumberland 5 40 p m CST with stops at Blackhorse Zalia Weirton and East Weirton, return Steubenville 9 00 CST (10 00 EST) with all stops. After tomorrow the Steubenville departure becomes 10 30. The service, urged by the trade extension committee, aims to help New Cumberland and Weirton residents visit Steubenville for Saturday shopping and easy return.
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Steubenville
New Cumberland
Weirton
Blackhorse
Zalia
East Weirton
Arrested for Slander in Laurier Downer Court
Ralek Hrni faces arraignment in Laurie Downer's court on a charge of slandering Sophia Tural. The case centers on alleged defamatory remarks and public statements. Hrni was arrested and transported to the county jail for booking and processing ahead of the arraignment.
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Ralek Hrni
Laurie Downer
Sophia Tural
Wilson leads Ohio primary as Burton tops GOP
In Columbus on April 27 President Wilson is the Democratic favorite and Theodore E. Burton leads the Republican ranks. Early unofficial returns from about 3,300 precincts show Wilson around 75,000 votes and Burton near 140,000. Gov Willis sits a distant second to Harding in statewide GOP returns, while Cox leads the Democratic ticket. patronage disputes dampen Pomerene support.
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Columbus
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore E. Burton
Wilson
Burton
Willis
Cox
Glaser
Giffin
Harding
Proctor
Sullivan
Tyler
John J. Sullivan
Col
William Cooper Proctor
State House
James M. Cox
Campbell
Harmon
Monnett
Pomerene
Monnet
State of Ohio Wins Two Prosecutions Over Illicit Fees
The court awarded damages totaling 191.45 to the State of Ohio from William H. Campbell a former justice of the peace and 117.57 against Edward C. Luikart a constable. Both suits followed findings that collected office fees were illegal and should be repaid to the county treasury. Extradition fee cases were also involved in the filings.
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State of Ohio
W. C. Brown
William H. Campbell
Brown
Edward C. Luikart
Common Pleas Court
Violator Arrested on Liquor Charges at Plum Run
Arthur Orlando was arrested yesterday at Plum Run by County Detective Pyle for violating liquor laws. He is to appear before Squire McCann at New Alexandria for a hearing today.
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Arthur Orlando
Plum Run
Pyle
Squire McCann
New Alexandria
Ohio Sheep Killed by Dogs Toll and Tax Figures
A 1915 Ohio survey tallies 88 counties with 105,702 dollars in damages for sheep killed by dogs including witness fees, and total dog tax receipts of 233,790 dollars. Hamilton County shows 1515 sheep, 10,858.74 dog tax, and 854.80 in damages. Muskingum reports 3,542.51 in damages the largest. Ohio sheep numbers fell from 7,688,845 in 1868 to 1,627,904 today.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
Knox County
Harrison County
Belmont
Former Local Girl in Uniontown Event Feature
A Pittsburgh Gazette Times photo shows Miss Julia Pew of this city connected to a Uniontown telegram dated April 26. It highlights a high school juniors presentation of an animated Ladies' Home Journal edition at their junior party. Pew chaired the committees and organized sketches and tableaux. the "Reminds Me" minstrel piece was a hit.
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Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Julia Pew
Uniontown
Ladies’ Home Journal
Miss Pew
Judgment for Plaintiff in Patrinos vs Vajo and Ivosevic
A jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, John Patrinos, against defendants Vajo and Similia Ivosevic, awarding 67 dollars and 77 cents. The ruling states the plaintiff prevailed with a monetary award of sixty seven dollars and seventy seven cents.
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John Patrinos
Vajo
Similia Ivosevic
Employers to Fight Open Shop and Eight Hour Day in Mahoning Valley
Advertisements by the newly formed Mahoning Valley Employers Association declare support for open shop practices and oppose an eight hour day, signaling steel manufacturers will resist further worker demands. Rumors of a general strike in Mahoning valley steel mills May 1 circulate.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Youngstown
Employers Association of
Mahoning Valley
Man Falls Forty Feet From Bridge Near Rush Run
William Gusick of Rush Run was found unconscious on a river bank after a Wednesday evening fall from a bridge while returning home. He was taken to Martins Ferry Hospital in serious condition and likely to die from injuries and exposure.
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William Gusick
Rush Run
Martins Ferry
Farmer Davis Fined for Illegal Hunting in West Virginia
A farmer named Davis in West Virginia was fined 25 dollars plus costs for shooting a rabbit out of season and 25 dollars for hunting without a license. He chose jail in Wheeling over paying the fines.
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Davis
West Virginia
Wheeling
Clay workers strike at Uhrichsville plant after wage demand refused
Clay workers at the American Sewer Pipe Co plant in Uhrichsville quit work yesterday in protest after a 10 percent wage increase was refused. The action halted production and reflected escalating labor tensions in local industry.
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American Sewer Pipe Co
Uhrichsville
Body found in Ohio river near Pittsburg
The body of Arthur Phillips of Washington Pennsylvania and brother of Deputy Prohibition Commissioner Bert Phillips was found floating in the Ohio river just below Pittsburg early yesterday morning. He was about 45, employed at Griffith Structural Iron Works near Pittsburg, formerly of Cambridge. Police believe death by his own action.
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Arthur Phillips
Washington
Bert Phillips
West Virginia
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Griffith Structural Iron Works
Cambridge
Egg Postage Debate Over Eight Dozen Eggs
In Sardis Ohio a farmer questions paying 5.78 postage on eight dozen eggs after he wrote a note on one egg. The eggs, labeled strictly fresh then just eggs, sit in Wheeling post office vault as they degrade. The note I will be up Saturday was visible when a package flaw made it a letter, triggering full postage.
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Wheeling
Miner Injured in Slate Fall at Robeyville Mine
Joe Karasa a coal miner from Ro beyville was hospitalized at North Wheeling with fractured ribs and internal injuries after a slate fall at Robeyville Coal company mine.
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Joe Karasa
Robeyville
North Wheeling
Robeyville Coal Company
Voters Call Halt After Bond Defeat in Columbus
Columbus voters rejected a city bond issue last Tuesday causing possible department eliminations. Cuts totaling 136,540 were proposed to the city council. Welfare and recreation may be abandoned while parks, library, health, and other branches face reductions, with fire and police maintained at current levels.
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Columbus
Board of Health
Non-Support Charge in Downer Court
Frank Thomas was arrested on a warrant from Squire Downer's court for neglecting to support his son Joe who has not yet reached 16. His case will be heard tomorrow evening.
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Frank Thomas
Squire Downer’s Court
Joe
Burglars Take Gold Watch From Home on Fourth Street
While the family was away about 9:30 p m Friday night burglars forced a back door at Harry Mylow 801 North Fourth Street and carried off a gold watch with nothing else of value missing. The police were notified.
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Harry My Low
North Fourth Street
Weather Shift From Palm Beetles To Cold Overcoats
A year ago this week readers saw Palm Beetles warm days with temperatures reaching 76 to 90 degrees. This week the forecast shows overcoats and a high around 53 with a low not yet documented, reflecting a sharp cool spell.
Odd Fellows mark 97th anniversary in Denison hall
Jewett Lodge No 389 I O O F and related orders held a well attended meeting Wednesday night at the I O O F hall in Denison to celebrate the 97th anniversary of the order. The program included readings addresses and vocal and instrumental music.
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Jewett Lodge No
Order of Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
Dennison
Distribution Ordered in Ellwood Lumber Case
The Ellwood Lumber Company v. Georgian and Weaver et al. prompts the court to distribute proceeds from a real estate sale. The ruling directs allocation among involved parties per legal standards.
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Ellwood Lumber Company
Georgian, Weaver, Et al
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Ane
Congressman Hollings
Worth
Simeral and Others
McDonald
Young
George Washington
Plato
Jefferson County
A&a
Marcus A. Hanna
Cadiz
Hollingsworth
Charge Wilsor
OF the Foreign Relations
Tee
Grand Lodge
Theo, Burton
Gov. Willis
Dorsement
Mahoning Valley Steel Manfacturers
Youngs
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