Civic Centre opposition voiced at Chamber dinner
Chas D Simeral editor of the Herald-Stan condemns the Civic Centre bond plan at a noon Chamber of Commerce talk. He warns that similar projects elsewhere burden cities with debt, raises taxes, harms municipal services, and urges preserving practical needs over luxury schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. D. Simeral
Herald-Stan
Civic Centre
Chamber of Commerce
Limeral
Steubenville
Atios
Mediation Work Drifts as Gardens Pause Talks in Niagara
News from Washington and Niagara Falls spans multiple topics. Diplomatic moves in Mexico and debate over Huerta's possible abdication glow with delays. Villa's forces advance toward Zacatecsis capital as troops mass near Torreon. A Juarez case prompts renewed attention to Bauch while civic project costs draw skeptic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Mexico City
Huerta
Niagra
John Lind
C. A. Douglas
State Department
Bryan
Capitol
Foreign Relations Committee
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Duke of Connaught
Patricia
John Gibson
Ontario
el Paso
Texas
Villa
Zacatecis City
Zacatecsis
Terreon
Torreon
Saltillo
General Robles
Letcher
Juarez
Gustav Bauch
Benton
Bauch
Plumbers gain city inspector post and pay raise approved
City Council last night passed ordinances creating a plumbing inspector office with a 1200 year salary, funding from a 25 license fee, and a police relief fund. The City Electrician salary increased from 1200 to 1500 while other street improvements and bond actions were also approved, with votes 4 to 2 on the inspector and 5 to 1 on an alley paving measure.
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Board of Health
Messrs
Helms and
Goode
Helms
Floyd
Civil Service Commission
Fach
Teaff
Civil Service
Bueche
Richards
Electricians Union
Patton
Hill Avenue
Slack Street
Ohio National Bank of Columbus
Peterson & Clark
Market House
Thompson
Washington and
North Streets
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Woodlawn Avenue
Ridge Avenue
Simmons & Foster
Park Effeet
Elk Avenue
Spring Avenue
State Street
Union Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Adams Street
Murder Shocks Mingo Junction In Deadly Italian Feud
In a drunken quarrel on Roi Hall Mingo Villete Joe Pavilette an Italian killed Sandy Guessello in self defense or at least that is the account told by a boy witness police and sheriff chases through the town followed by a trail of blood Pavilette escaped and later his revolver was found in a coal shed Guessello died from a bullet wound to the chest after a post mortem the town passed several ordinances and resolutions before adjournment
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Jefferson County
Joe Pavilette
Sandy
Guessello
Roi Hall
Mingovilette
Huscroft
Mingo
Suri
Pavilette
North Hill
Mongue
L Redeemed Appeal Signals Union Arbitration Victory
Belknap wins in court and electrical workers at Steubenville Traction & Light Co resume work after striking for a raise from 3 to 3.50 a day pending arbitration. Motormen and conductors plan a meeting to decide on accepting the East Liverpool line award or continuing arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville Traction & Light Co
East Liverpool
Folk in New York Examining Morgan Papers for New Haven Transactions
Joseph W. Folk chief counsel for the Interstate Commerce Commission arrived in New York from Washington. He will confer with Francis L. Stetson for J. P. Morgan & Co to plan an examination of the Morgan firm books and J. Pierpont Morgan papers relating to New Haven railroad dealings.
Weather in Ohio Partly Cloudy with Thunder Likely
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday in Ohio. Local thunder storms probable, with unsettled skies and possible showers. Temperatures remain mild as the region experiences scattered thunderstorm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Y P C U meets in Steubenville with sixty delegates
The Y P C U of Steubenville Presbytery met at Second U P church with sixty delegates. Richmond Society led attendance at 87 percent. Rev A W Blackford spoke on Jonah and Is the Whale a Hero, and Rev R D Kyle urged funds for a Bible chair. Miss Adaline White won the Bible reading contest. Leland Coates was elected president and Miss Olive Irvine secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
U. P
Richmond Society
A. W. Blackford
Presbyterial
India
Adaline White
East Liverpool
R. D. Kyle
Monmouth
Ills
Leland Coates
Olive Irvine
Richmond
Boy 11 Falls From Window Faces Serious Injuries
Joseph Tranquil, 11, was brought to Ohio Valley Hospital from Follansbee with a fractured skull and internal injuries after falling from a second story window. The foreign-born boy, who was playing near the window, lost balance and dropped to the sidewalk, striking his head. He is reported resting easy after examination and admission by Dr. Megahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tranquil
Ohio Valley Hospital
Follawsbee
Follansbee
Megahan
Emmeline Pankhurst Released After Hunger Strike
London authorities freed militant suffragette leader Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst from jail today after she endured a hunger strike begun at her arrest during last week's Buckingham Palace raid. She was reported in frail condition but to be medically stable.
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Emmeline
Associated Press
Herald-Star
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Buckingham Palace
First Freight Through Panama Canal Reaches New Trade Milestone
The steamer Colon arrived from Christobal with 21,000 sacks of sugar for onward delivery. It carried the first through freight paying cargo via the newly opened Panama canal, towed through by barges in a historic passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Colon
Christobal
Panama Canal
Belknap Wins Mandamus. Election Board Ordered Certificate
The Court of Appeals voided the Board of Elections withholdings, ruling Belknap is entitled to the certificate of election. Judge Pollock wrote the opinion, finding the board's actions ministerial and illegal under the Kimball act, and that mandamus should issue to certify Belknap as elected. Other Ohio cases noted include license/ liquor decisions and civil actions with affirmations of verdicts.
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John G. Belknap
Court of Appeals
Worley
Election Board
Belknap
Pollack
Chas. A. Floto
Ohio
Norris
Linde Yurjevic
Jos
Anna Schlosser
May Racke
House of If
Sterhenville Township
Mingo Road
Jos. Sansotti
Bridget McGinnis
John A. Cunningham
Joshua Kirkland
Bergholz Bank
James O. Goodlin
W. B. Goucher
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Givig Center
MR. Limeral
Zacatecsis State
Joseph
God
Ie Plumbing Inspector
City Electrician
Roece
Mingo Junction
Ohio Valley
Hospital For
Board of Elections
Mandamus
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