New Law Affects Newspapers And Big Publications
Washington Oct 1 The first returns under the new newspaper and periodical publicity law were received by Postmaster General Hitchcock. Publishers must file sworn lists of ownership and editors twice yearly with the post office, listing those with over 1 percent stock and the average paid circulation. At that time there were 26,144 publications with second class mail, including 2,514 dailies and 5,277 monthlies. In a separate item, two men were drowned crossing the river near New Martinsville W Va when the towboat Raymond Horner struck their path. neither body has been recovered.
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Washitetoh
Hitchcock
Iall
C. Droman
Pravo Construction Company
Dai Now 13
New Martinaville
W. Va
Raymond Horner
Death of William Nath in East Liverpool
William Nath of East Liverpool, long time baker, died around age 68. He was a son of the late John Nath, Sr., and had lived in Steubenville and East Liverpool, where he operated a bakery for years. Survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs. Carrie McNicol Mrs. John Walsh and Mrs. William Davidson of Columbia county. Funeral arrangement to be announced later.
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William Nath
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Carrie McNicol
John Walsh
William Davidson
Columbiaiva County
Bridgeport Schools Closed Over Diphtheria Fear
Public and Sabbath schools shut in Bridgeport for the week due to diphtheria epidemic concerns. Steubenville remains largely healthy with only isolated infections reported.
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Bridgeport
Steubenville
Marriage Licenses Listed for Steubenville Residents
David W. Doty 43 and Charlotte Culp 39 of Steubenville marry. Hilliard Jones Jr 23 and Myrtle Peterson 30 of Steubenville cited for licenses.
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David W. Doty
Charlotte Culp
Steubenville
Hilliard Jones, Jr
Myrtle: Peterson
Eastern Ohio Patents Reported by Dunlap Patent Lawyer
H E Dunlap of Wheeling West Virginia and 216 McGill Bldg Washington DC lists recent patent grants to Eastern Ohio inventors. Names include Harry Cliftor Canal Dover steam generator Aubrey C Harry Portsmouth lying machine Martin L Keagy Canton embroidery hoop Joseph A McCallum Crestline automatic fabricator for journal bearings John W Pennell Youngstown trotley wheel Tehn Ho Sanor and FE W Conkell Canton with Conkell assignor to Sanor electric signal and train control William Trick Mount Vernon bath cushion and George L Weller Elyria flush tank regulator.
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Eastern Ohio
H. E. Dunlap
Wheeling
W. Va
McGill Brew
Washington
D. C
Harry Cliftor
Aubrey C. Harry
Portsmouth
Martin L. Keagy
Canton
Joseph A. McCallum
Crestline
John W. Pennell
Oungstown
Tehn Ho Sanor
W. Conkell
Conkell
aSnor
William
Trick
Mount Vernoon
George L Weller
Elyria
Gasoline Tank Leak Burns Dennison Worker
A workman, A. S. Harvey, was painfully burned when gasoline leaked from a tank in the Pan Handle yards at Dennison. About two hundred gallons had stood in the yard for days and, during transfer by air pressure, the gas topped the tank and sprayed into the air. Harvey was burned on feet and legs while others nearby were drenched. John Dempster attempted to rescue him but was only drenched and unharmed.
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Dennison
A. S. Harvey
John Dempster
Harvey
Auto crash killer fined for manslaughter charge
William L. Moke of M¢ Pleasant township was fined 150 dollars by Judge Jordan in Wheeling after pleading to a misdemeanor. He was previously indicted for manslaughter for a National pike crash near Wheeling that killed Mrs. Chas O Biern e of Martins Ferry and another woman. The judge ruled no civil action could be brought by injured occupants of the automobile and that Moke should not be held for manslaughter.
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William L. Moke
Pleasant Township
Wheeling
Chas. O'Bierne
Martin’s Ferry
Jordan
Moke
Nominees Barred From Two Party Ticket Rule
Secretary of State Graves ruled nominees cannot run on two party tickets. The decision blocks hundreds of nominees from appearing on the Bull Moose ticket in county and district races. Bull Moose state nominees have their own ticket, while Democratic county nominees must withdraw.
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Columbus
Graves
Asher Stanley and others in early hiring row
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Asher Stanley White of Tarkers hire W. Waynielt ferryman Mamlet Viking colored of Cowpers. The text hints at a historical staffing or residency record with unclear roles and places.
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Asher
Stanley
White
Tarkershire
Chas S Cole v County Treasurer Tax Commission Ohio
Plaintiffs from Wells township sue the Tax Commission over a 20 percent assessment hike allegedly added to farm true values without notice. They argue the levy exceeds true value and amounts to confiscation of private property without compensation under a new tax law. R G Porter and S A Bean represent plaintiffs. Paisley prosecutes for the county.
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Chas. S. Cole
Tax Commission of Ohio
Wells Township
Tax Commission
R. G. Porter
S. A. Bean
Paisley
Two arrests tied to Steubenville rail ticket theft
East Liverpool police punched William Rogers, a former employee, on a warrant for larceny in a theft case linked to Steubenville traction tickets. Harry Eans of Toronto had already been arrested as principal and is on bond. Rogers was taken to Lisbon for trial. The theft involved tickets stolen from the company and distributed to conductors on the line.
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Steubenville
East Liverpool
William Rogers
Harry Eans
Toronto
Rogers
Lisbon
Stephenville Traction
Tri-State Traction
Charlotte Ward Arson Confession Held in Wellsburg
Charlotte Ward, who confessed to burning the Palmer barn on the Kilpatrick farm, cannot post bond and remains jailed. At yesterdays hearing before Squire Glaws she was allowed to retire with her stepfather and mother but gave no further statement. Ward or Stephenson, named in the warrant, is an orphan with no known relatives, and officials find no motive for the arson.
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Charlotte Ward
Palmer
Kilpatrick
Squire Glaws
Wellsburg
Joe War
Dinsmore
Wardoor Stephenson
Charlotte War
The Men Who Succeed Need Health To Lead
The piece argues that leaders of large enterprises require high energy and good health. It promotes Electric Bitters as a quick remedy to restore strength, citing Charles B. Allen of Sylvania, Georgia, who reports relief from rheumatism liver and stomach issues after four bottles. Sold for 50 cents at The Beall & Steele Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Allen
Sylvania
Beall & Steele Drug Company
Ezpa
Dr. Kings New Life
Beall & Steele Drug Co
Doans Kidney Pills Earn Endorsements In Steubenville
Steubenville residents testify to lasting relief from backache kidney and urinary disorders after using Doan s Kidney Pills. Mrs Lille Speedy confirms family reports of improved kidney function and pain relief. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co PuffUalo New York agents for the United States Remember the name Doan s and take no other.
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Bean
Steubenville
Pop
Lille Speedy
Third St
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Beall & Steele Drug Co
Fosters Milburn Co
Puffalo
New York
United States
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Proves Popular With Sealers
A sincere endorse from H. W. Hendrickson of Ohio Falls Indiana praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and hoarseness. The remedy is sold by all druggists and has earned a best seller status among buyers.
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Chamberlain
H. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Ind
Confidence in Chamberlains Remedy Based on Cures Reported
The public trust in Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy rests on many experiences of relief from colic diarrhoea and dysentery. It has achieved notable cures and is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Family
Mrs N Hill of Homer Georgia reports long use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup prevention. She praises its effectiveness for her five children and says they would not be without it in their home Beall & Steele.
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N. Hill Homer
Foley
Beall & Steele
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Insurance Company of North America
Special Farm Department
James Hall
Brilliant
Jefferson and
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John G. Belknap
Carl H. Smith
Probate
H. A. Bell
Mossgrove National Exchange Bank
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