Larceny Charges Brought Against Wellsville Women
Magistrate Kirby of Pittsburg ordered larceny charges against Mrs. Rose Connor alias Lena Anderson and Mrs. Grace Welsh alias Helen Matthews. The Wellsville women were arrested for shoplifting after store proprietors refused to prosecute. Captain O'Bryan of the Pittsburg police filed the information. both women admit the theft.
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Kirby
Pittsburg
Rose Connor
Lena Anderson
Grace Welsh
Helen Matthews
Wellsville
O'Bryan
Annapolis Applicant Named by Whitacre for Steubenville Exam
Chance for Annapolis and Charles Marshall beat Rev William G Reagle son of Wells ville appointed first Annapolis applicant. He will take the examination in Steubenville in February and, if successful, will get the appointment. James McCann of Canton named first alternate and Samuel Church of Salem second alternate. appointments announced yesterday by Congressman Whitacre of the fourteenth district.
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Annapolis
Charles Marshall
William G. Reagle
Wellsville
Steubenville
James McCann
Canton
Samuel Church
Salem
Whitacre
Biethtoenth
Morgan's Raid Tracked Through Eastern Ohio Route Mapped
The article describes Morgan's 1863 rebel raid and Militia resistance in Harrison Jefferson counties. It notes places like Harrisville Dillonvale Ramsey Long Run station White Bridge Smithfield Bradley New Alexandria and the planned continuation by Mr. Doyie and others. A marker will be placed at the Jefferson county line near Harrisville.
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Pieele
Kerr
Harry Walker
Dillonvale
Bo Clark
Emerson
Morgan
Clark
Harrisville
Harrison County
Jefferson County
Long Run
Ramsey
Mt Pleasant
Smithfield
Bradley
Campaign Message on Prohibition and Law Enforcement
A fragmented editorial style plea urges tightening prohibition and enforcing temperance laws. It claims dry counties fail to curb breweries and cites a Texas incident of a jailed youth harming his mother after drinking in a regulated saloon. The piece calls for voter partnership in statewide prohibition fights.
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Ths
Tasesia
Store House Blaze at Collier Yard Causes Oil Loss
A store house used by the car inspector in Collier yards burned Sunday night. Firemen say about 1000 gallons of oil stored in barrels in the rear part fed the blaze, likely started by a cinder from the stove. Discovery came too late to prevent the flames from reaching the rear room.
Lad dies from football injury a Shadyside boy 14
George Sharp son of Mr and Mrs Alex Sharp formerly of this city died at home on Morewood avenue Shadyside Pittsburg from football related peritonitis developed after a practice injury He refused to tell his parents or the family doctor about his pain until days before his death and was mourned by Cathedral cadets and friends who gathered to remember him.
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George
Alex. Sharp
Morewood Avenue
Shadyside
Pittsburg
Henry McGinnnis
North Frith Street
St. Peter's Church
Gazette Times
George Sharp
Cathedral Perpenal
A. L. Lewis
Young Sharp
Cathedral Cadets
Pather Kiray
Skarp
Court Dispute Seeks $1 043 In Favor Of Plaintiff
Annibale Barlotti versus Queen Insurance Company seeks a judgment for 1043 dollars. The Scottish Rite Masons announce their annual fall session in this city this November with committees planning a banquet and ball.
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Annibale Barlotti
Queen Ins
Raspberries Exhibit Draw Praise in Martin's Ferry Item
Mrs John Schell found a large ripe batch of raspberries two miles west of Peasant Grove on Sunday. She brought them home and placed them on exhibition noting the berries were perfectly formed and sweeter than any found this summer in Martin's Ferry.
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Peasant Grove
John Schell
Martin’s Ferry
Anti-Saloon League Sermons Stir Local Churches
The Anti-Saloon League held a Sabbath day series of talks in local churches with W V Marsh Rev J A Rutledge Rev J A Wright and Hon Wayne P Wheeler speaking. Wheeler praised moral forces backing the movement and urged organized Christian citizenship to overthrow liquor traffic and corrupt politics a reform plan to elect a legislature that will end licensing and curb crime linked to saloons.
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Anti-Saloon League
W V. Marsh
J. A. Rutledge
J. A. Wright
Wayne P. Wheeler
U.P
Wheeler
Aris
Portsmouth
Ohio
Common Pleas
Women's Tailored Suits In Distinct Original Styles
Suits priced at 19.98 in imported diagonals heavy whipcords serges and cheviots. Offered in strictly tailored and trimmed models with plain or braid bound edges. Jacket styles include straight front and modified cutaway with one or three button closures. Skirts feature the season's side pleat effects.
Ladies' coats offered at sale price
Coats priced at 17.50 in diverse styles and fabrics including plaid back materials tibelines chinchillas diagonals and broadcloths. Semi fitted and loose back styles feature large shawl notch or snake collars in black navy grey brown and tan. Regularly 25.00 now 17.50.
Red Cross Stamps On Sale Early This Year Nationwide
Red Cross holiday stamps to fund tuberculosis relief will be sold nationwide very early this year. Seventy five million stamps have been printed and distribution must begin promptly to move such a large quantity. Contractor Alex Dixon received a new mill newcomer to Tiltonville yesterday morning. The mixer is among the largest in this region and yields a larger output per operation. Spur track work is advancing and cement delivery will be possible where needed once finished.
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Red Cross
Alex. Dixon
Tiltonville
Minister Samuel Pringle Dies at Grove City
Samuel Pringle died Sunday in Grove City Pennsylvania after a long illness that forced him to resign from the ministry earlier this year He had served as pastor of the Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church for nineteen years and was a member of the St Clairsville Presbytery His passing is noted amid local concerns that political meetings and rising living costs threaten this year s crop harvest potential
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Samuel Pringle
Grove City
Pringle
Presbyterian Church
Mount Pleasant
St. Clairsville
European wages versus American workers cited in Republican Standard
The Republican Standard notes that despite similar rises in living costs, American workers earn two to three times as much as European workers, highlighting wage disparities between continents.
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Europe
United States
Republican-Standard
Suits 12 98 A stylish New Fall Suit sale
A sale offers tailored suits priced at 12.98 with quality materials such as storm serge whipcord and diagonals. Jackets feature straight front or cutaway designs with satin lining, some trimmed with velvet or braids. Skirts end in high waist, panel or plain back styles.
Bargain coats in grey brown diagonals and belted styles
A sale lists ladies long coats at 5.98 in grey and brown diagonals and fancy mixtures with notch collars. Black Kersey coats of high quality feature wide satin lapels and extend to full length. Also offered are 3 4 length double faced coats with Robespierre collars and braid bound edges.
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Robespierre
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Nelette
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Lad
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