Militia Called From Border States for Patrol Duty
President Wilson ordered militia from Texas Arizona and New Mexico to report to General Funston for border patrol duty amid rising Rio Grande tensions. Four additional regiments of regular infantry were directed to the border bringing total forces to about 7,000, with units from Thirteenth and Twenty-first infantry among those mobilized. Secretaries Baker and Lansing announced measures, including a probe into reports of the Glenn Springs raid and a plan to deploy further guardsmen if needed.
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Herald-Star
Washington
Wilson
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Baker
Big Bend
Rio Grande
Funston
United States
Plattsburg
N. Y
Madison Barracks
Watertown
Oswego
Twenty-first
Vancouver Barracks
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Spokane
Glenn Springs
Eliseo Arredondo
Lansing
Santa Fe
Harry T. Herring
San Antonio
War Department
Scott
Mexico
T.e
Alaska
el Paso
Porto Rico de Boquillas
Boquillas
Homer Powers
San Angelo
Carranza
Rodgers
Mexico City
State Department
General Obregon
Tiltonville man captured after hospital escape
Mack Olson of Tiltonville, shot by Constable Carl Dukes during an arrest, escaped from Martins Ferry hospital and was captured in this city. Squire Patterson identified Olson on Court House steps and urged Officer Bill Bair to arrest him. Olson, described as a large man, had threatened residents and allegedly assaulted a mother and daughter before Dukes shot him.
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Mack Olson
Tiltonville
Carl Dukes
Martins Ferry
Olson
Squire Patterson
Court House
Bill Bair
Dukes
Ollom
Emily Dorna
Frank Kloda
Bride Seeks Husband Missing Since Pay Day
Mrs. Joe Fargo an 18 year old recent bride was turned over to Social Service from the Mayor’s office today after her husband drew his pay and vanished. Officials believe he may be employed at Weirton and say every effort will be made to reunite the couple.
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Joe Fargo
Social Service Union
Weirton
Marriage Licenses Filed for Hicks Krasto Williams Whitney
Two couples received marriage licenses. Mike Hicks, 22, of Steubenville and Mary Krasto, 18, of Mingo Junction. George Williams, 21, and Charlotte Frances Whitney, 21, both of Wolf Run.
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Mike Hicks
Steubenville
Mary Krasto
Mingo Junction
George Williams
Charlotte Frances Whitney
Wolf Run
Zysko Divorce Grant Lets Anna Receive $30 Alimony
In the case of Anna Zysko versus John Zysko a divorce suit the court awarded the plaintiff temporary alimony totaling $30.
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Anna Zysko
John Zysko
Steubenville W C T U Institute Opens in Christian Church
The Steubenville W C T U Institute opened this morning at the Christian church with local branch members present. Mrs. Ida Meyer presided and led devotions as officers’ illness shortened the program. Mrs. C L Mueller read a paper on medical temperance and prohibition.
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Steubenville
W. C. T. U. Institute
Christian Church
Ida Meyer
C. L. Mueller
Medical Temperance Department
Myer
B. N. Lindsay
Hollywood
California
EF. T. Wells
Died of Injuries Fireman Hartman Dies at 21
Lawrence Hartman longtime Pan Handle fireman from Dennison Ohio died at Allegheny General Hospital after an accident at Walls station Pennsylvania. He suffered a skull fracture when his head struck a roundhouse door while looking from the cab. Age 21, survived by a young widow and six months old son. Interment at Dennison.
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Lawrence Hartman
Dennison
Allegheny General Hospital
Roundhouse
Walls Station
Mr. Hartman
Differences Three of the Four Demands Made by the Journeymen Conceded
The article reports that three of the four demands from the journeymen were conceded, leaving one unresolved. Union leaders credited the concessions to negotiations with employers and city mediators, signaling a partial settlement while maintaining core bargaining points.
Arbitration settles dispute between Journeymen and Master Barbers
The Arbitration Board led by Frank Fach, C. E. McDaniels, and E. N. Fisher completed a new working agreement for Journeymen and Master Barbers at 2 am. The accord allows shops to open 8 am and close 7 30 pm, with 10 pm close on Saturdays and day-before-holiday nights. The split difference sets wages at 14 dollars weekly plus half over 21. Both sides report satisfaction.
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Frank Fach
C. E. McDaniels
E. N. Fisher
Peoria Area Personal Notices and Society Events
A long roster of May social activities and family notices from Steubenville's scene includes church groups, mission societies, and May Day events. Attendees, visits, and health updates feature prominent names such as Mrs H K Noltemeyer, the Munro family, Miss Jane Peters, Mrs J W Preble, and many local church and club members across the city.
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Lewis Wells
Cleveland
Peeshe
Wana Galler
Thomas Roach
G Becher
Rane Tre
Hible Clase
H. F Fimmerman
McKee Avenue
Edward Rowman
von George
Wheeling
Suna7yam
St Mine
Ollie Jeavens
W. Va
Evelyn Chambers
North Third Street
Mia
Ruth Continens
Cecile Finnelle
Bondey
Amsterdam
Ella Gillen
Youngstown
Trae
Washington Street
Grippe
J. W. Cobb
Providence
R. 1
John R. Tipton
North Fourth Street
Sidney
Louis Goodfriend
Morris Goodfriend
Mingo Junction
George Robertshaw
Elmer Robertshaw
Bridgeport
A. F. McCoy
Robert Love
Sis Altai Floyd
Xenia
Ohio
Ladies’ Missionary Societies
First United Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Sesson
Westminster Church
William Freudenberger
Daisy Freudenberger
Walter and
Elmer
Charleston
Freudenberger
Steubenville
Robert Freudenberger
James W. English
New Philadelphia
Bethlehem
White Mountains
English
David Westfall
Helen Hartje
Virginia Workman
Kathrine Sinclair
Virginia Pierce
Malcol Kirk
Caroline McEldowney
Betty Bynon
Mary Elizabeth Shanks
Martha Shepler
Betty Rodgers
Pop
Gils
Busness Gils
Association
Miss Moyer
Joseph Caniff
North Seventh Street
Stanton Park
Real estate transfers across town listed in detail
A long list of Realty Transfers names many buyers and sellers including Roy L. McClare Ralph A Hayne Elizabeth Kilgore and others with properties across City Wayne Smithfield Mingo and Smithfield townships. Totals range from 1 to 6 thousand dollars with numerous lot and acreage descriptions such as 218 a 5000 sq ft 66 acres and 47.5 perches.
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Roy L. McClare
Rowland
Metes
Wayne
Cora Darkest
Joseph RR
Harst
Ralph A. Hayne
Thas Shields
Onia Morrow
Jos Johnson
Island Creek
Mineola
A. Greenberg
Robert
Toronto
David L. Jacobs
Laura Tacobs
W. C. Anderson
Samuel Hanna
Martha Hanna
Orr
Harry M. Low
Jen Foreman
S & Thomasson
Dillon
Nathan Foreman
Watson's & Thomasson
Dikeson
Jennie Smith
John
East Springfield
Lou Brown
James Duke
Freeman
Elizabeth V. Chambers
John R. Lyon
Mt. Pleasant
Emma L. McCleary
Pasquale Mazzocchi
Wareren
A. J. Herbert
Angelo Pazzelli
Smithfield
E al
Charles D. Simeral
C. H. Smith
Ross
Grant Sparks
John Wiggins
William H. Zink
Bert L. Welch
Beatty’ City
Emily L. Vermillion
G .L. Elliott
John H. Burns
George Ae Mossgrove
Thomas J. Stringer
Gilbert W. Jenree
Hi City
Frank D. Sinclair
Ah W. Jenree
Highland
Martha A. Abraham
Na McDermott
James Daugherty
William Hankey
Orginal City
William Henke
Salvatore Mascolino
Aso
Harry B. Gilsbreath
LaBelle View
Avery C. Jones
Thore Papalicdes
A. C
Jones
Yorkville
Mary Coburn
Nettie M. Craig
Naomi W Liamson
Knox
Anthony Peshta
Newton David
Pleasant
C. J. Borkowski
Admr
Lo Zagodzinski
Coal Minig Co
Howard C. Watt
Gay Johnston
Jefferson Saltsman
Grant Perrine
Elmer Riley
Aj Smithheld
W. S. Kirkpatrick
D. Orwich
Springfield
Dean Carson
G. Carson
Circus Seating Collapse In Toronto Injures Dozens
A section of reserved seats collapsed during Liniger and Owesney's circus in Toronto on Monday night. About 200 people, mostly women and children, fell to the ground. Mary Ellis of Toronto suffered a twisted foot. The big tent crowd was packed and a panic nearly ensued before officials resumed the performance. The morning show continued after the stoppage.
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Liniger & Owesney
Toronto
Mary Ellis
Edward Ellis
Empire
Sudden Death of Columbus Furniture Co Chief in New Jersey
C R Parish of Columbus Ohio founder head of a ten city chain died suddenly Monday in Leonia New Jersey where he was visiting Bishop W F Oldham of the M E Church. His Steubenville South Fourth street store was taken over two weeks ago by G M Earle & Co.
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Delia Laurence
Viet
Hellatee
Harry Resenberg
Triwads
Allen S'vive
Bellgire
Wiliam Kebddichs
Jeddo
Rose Kothetein
Visting
Pelleive
Mal Sonneborn
Charles McFety
Akron
John Hugeis
Linden Avenue
K. J. Shively
V. Dudley
Bethany
EK. Sloan
Markle
Josephine Gunkle
South Fourth Street
Dane Harrie
Springer
North High Street
Indiana
Dr. Wood
Edna Ford
Smithfield
Guy Johnston
Albert Ores
George Carr
Gilespie
Ills
O. D. Halley
Chas. Amick
Homer Peeler
Mingo
W. C. T. U. Institute
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Jenkins
South High Street
Jane McDonald
Ridge Avenue
J. E. Miller
North Fifth Street
G. A. Lear
Logan Street
Pittsburgh
John Donehoo
C. L. Mueller
North Fourth Street
F. M. Work
Wheeling Hospital
Wm. M. Trainer
New York
Charles Winder
Atlantic City
Agnes
Cecile Finnell
William Weems
Leechburg
Podlewski
Queenie Podlewski
Canada
Robert Barton
South Eighth Street
Mudlavia
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Good Samaritan Society
Fred Klages
North Seventh Street
Ida Meyer
E. G. Crawford
Ross Ridge
Master Crawford
Marie Kane
St. Peter's Parish
John Brady
Holy Name
W. M. Sidener
Wheeling
McClure
Aschman
St Paul's
Steubenville
Young People’s Society of Zion Lutheran Church
William Doepke
Kreye
George B. Smith
Beaver
Xenia
Ohio
Kappa Sigma Pi
Kenneth Miller
John Maude
Earl Westlake
St. Stephen’s
Donald Bell
Walter Watt
Walter Floto
Earl Jackman
John Parks
Sentinel
Wm. Finnegan
Gamaliel
Bethesda
Robert Reunawwee
C. R. Parish
Columbus
C. R. Parish Furniture Co
G. M. Earle & Co
Leonia
N. J
W. F. Oldham
M. E. Church
Motions Pending in Steubenville Common Pleas Court
Pending motions for Monday May 15 in Steubenville Common Pleas Court include defendant motions in Williams Richards vs City of Steubenville and Henry Bougher vs City of Steubenville for a new trial, and plaintiff motion in W W C Brown vs John G Burns.
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Common Pleas Court
William Richards
City of
Peeping in windows case leads to arrest
Harry Stansberg of Weirton was jailed last night on complaint of several citizens who allege he was snooping around peeping into windows. He appeared to be intoxicated at the time.
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Harry Stansberg
Weirton
Harry
Man Deserter Detained in Canton Awaiting Return
McClure Albright, wanted locally for deserting his family, was arrested in Canton Ohio yesterday and is held there. Officer Vorhees departed this morning to secure his return for trial before Squire Lawler.
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Canton
McClure Albright
Ohio
Officer Vorhees
Squire Lawler
Looking After Boy Raymond Cullen 14
A social service officer is supervising Raymond Cullen a 14 year old who left New Cumberland and was found begging locally before taking a job at a Follansbee glass factory. His father disputes claims of being driven out. He may stay at the factory as long as he wishes but must return home if he leaves. He was located via another boy helped recently.
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Raymond Cullen
New Cumberland
Follansbee
Bottle of snow water from May day 1908 on Richmond window
John Wright returns from East Liverpool trip and notes a quart bottle on Mrs. Emma Graham’s window in Richmond Quebec containing water from the May 1 1908 snowfall. The bottle remains pure.
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John Wright
Liverpool
Emma Graham
Richmond
Temporary Injunction in McIntosh Divorce Case
In the divorce action Margaret McIntosh versus George W. McIntosh the court granted a temporary injunction restraining the defendant from interfering with the plaintiff or her property. The order preserves status until final disposition of the case.
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Margaret McIntosh
George W. McIntosh
Probate actions and estate petitions filed in court
Probate Court records show the will of Melissa Hoobler with John W. Hoobler and Grace Hoobler named as executors. First account of the guardian for Gees Snyder was filed. Petitions for sale of estate property were filed in the estates of Joh Wright. Local property sale petitions also noted.
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Melissa Hoobler
John W
Grace Hoobler
Gees Snyder
Joh Wright
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