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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1916

Page

11

Mob Ties Sheriff in Ohio Riot Over Prisoner

Lima August 31 rioters stormed jail seeking a lynching suspect accused of assaulting Mrs. Baker. Sheriff Sherman Eley fled and later led the mob toward Ottawa with the prisoner Daniels. Eley suffered serious injuries, two broken ribs, and was briefly captured before escaping. Ottawa police and state officials opened preliminary investigations as troops were not requested.

Associated Press Herald-Star Lima Ohio Charles Niels John Baker Rmer Sherman Eley Ottaa Daniels Sher Toledo Onrstood J. P. Laser Allen County Aniels Otawa Hich Eley Ottawa Ysician Eloy Mnother Place Bley Elks Sheriff Eley Willis Oscials

Jefferson county lads win corn contest at Ohio State Fair

Charles Zeyer from Mt Pleasant Rowland Vale Dillonvale and R E No 2 are Jefferson county winners in the corn contest at the Ohio State Fair. Miss Wilda Bell of Millersburg and M C Morgan of Frankfort win the Corn Boys song contest, each receiving gold prizes after judges praised all submissions as equally meritorious.

Charles Zeyer Mt. Pleasant Rowland Vale Dillonvale R. E No Jefferson County Wilda Bell Millersburg M. C.morgan Frankfort iMiss Bell Ohio Holmes Baty Anger Mosely Grange Mr. Morgan Ross Aty Morgans Belond

Wintersville man seriously injured in high speed crash

John Wilson of Wintersville, owner of the Ford, suffered serious injuries when his touring car rolled over twice after a sharp turn to avoid collision near Two Ridges. He was extricated, taken to a Two Ridges home, then moved to Wintersville. Doctors from Richmond and Steubenville feared internal injuries and concussion as friends learned of the accident.

John Wilson Wintersville Two Ridges John Morton Richmond Steubenville Serous Wilson

Prophet Fish Joe predicts end of world in Toledo case

J A Hambrick known as Fish Joe the colored Apostle was ruled mentally unbalanced after offering burnt sacrifices at Two Ridges. A lunacy commission ordered his confinement to the Massachusetts State Hospital for treatment where doctors say he can be cured. He detailed visions and a plan for a Fifth Church and claimed divine power to heal. He is 48, born in St. Louis, with a mixed heritage, once a fish peddler in Toledo.

J. A. Hambrick Fish Joe Massillon State Hospital Joe Jefferson County Jacob Pittsburg Toledo St. Louis State Hospital

Lima State Hospital Mortality Rate Compared To Peers

Dr. Charles H. Clark reports for the year ending June 30, 1916 that Lima State Hospital had 22 deaths among 750 patients. Women died at 11.3 percent versus 6 percent typical. tuberculosis caused about one third of deaths, all with prior disease. The hospital can admit no more patients, and an offer to transfer 260 to Cincinnati remains unanswered.

Lima, O Charles H. Clark Lima State Hospital Stae Lima Hospital Clark Cincinnati Hospital

Anderson Tervey marriage license lists Amsterdam residents

Thomas Anderson aged 34 and Hazel Tervey aged 20, both residents of Amsterdam, have been recorded in a marriage license notice. The filing confirms their intent to wed and the official marriage document details.

Thomas Anderson Hazel Tervey Amsterdam

Civil Service Attacks Highlight Civil Service Woes

Washington August 31 Representative Simeon D Fess assails the Wilson administration for removing E Dana Durand from the Census directorate and rewarding a Georgia Democrat. He cites riders exempting many posts from civil service, notes 30 000 new federal positions and a Post Office rural route shake up aimed at boosting Democratic appointments.

Washington, D. C Hughes E. Dana Durand Georgia Wilson Simeon D. Fees Ohio National Republican Congressional Committee Fess National Civil Service Reform Association Democratic Congress Classified Service Civil Service Internal Revenue United States Marshalls Federal Reserve Act Department of Commerce New Orleans Five Civilized Tribes Coast Guard Interstate Trade Commission Representative Good Iowa House Appropriations Committee Post Office Department House Roosevelt Taft Navy Yards Cleveland

Wheeling Teamster Injured In Night Tragedy At Costonia

John Leonard a 28 year old Wheeling resident lies in dangerous condition at Ohio Valley Hospital after being struck near Costonia at midnight. Officials dispute whether a Steubenville East Liverpool Traction car or a C P freight train caused the injuries. Leonard lost a leg below the knee and suffered head and body wounds, with exposure to damp weather overnight. He says a traction car struck him but cannot recall details. His mother was notified and his condition remains precarious.

John Leonard Wheeling W. Va Ohio Valley Hospital Costona Steubenville East Liverpool Traction Company Costonia Lennard Leonard Steubenville Chapman Street Traction Line

Denunciation of Prodigal Tax Waste and Democratic Costs

A political denunciation attacks lavish Republican taxation and new government offices. It cites 30 000 positions costing over 36 million annually and accuses the Wilson administration of displacing officials and creating offices for Democrats while avoiding civil service rules through executive orders. It notes senators Sherman and Penrose pressing civil service exemptions.

Democratic Party Wilson Senate Lawrence Y. Sherman Illinois Democratic Campaign Fund Boise Penrose Pennsylvania Civil Service Commission

Kerr Sues Ungerleider Over Campaign Fees

Judge Frank H. Kerr of Steubenville sues Samuel Ungerleider of Bridgeport in St Clairsville common pleas court for 723.64 claiming please fees and expenses from managing the referendum campaign against the McDermott Liquor license law. Kerr says an August 1915 agreement for 1000 covered offices filing petitions and 88000 signatures.

Kerr Ungerleider Frank H. Kerr Steubenville Samuel Ungerleider Bridgeport Common Pleas St. Clairsville McDermott Harrison Columbus

Woman Applies for Naturalization by Husband's Declaration

Mrs. John Low of Amsterdam Quebec seeks to file a naturalization petition on her deceased husband’s declaration of intention. Clerk Smythe notes it may be the first such case in Jefferson County. she must obtain a certificate of arrival for the process to proceed at the next naturalization term.

Jefferson County John Smythe Mra John Low Amsterdam Low United States Frank Lloyd Naturalization Court Lloyd Mrs. Low

Pennsylvania Tops New York in Grand Army of the Republic Members

Kansas City dispatch reports the Grand Army of the Republic annual session shows Pennsylvania at 15,800 members, New York 15,576, and Ohio 15,045. Total membership 149,974 with 10,803 losses and 5,342 posts, 110 former posts gone.

Kansas City Pennsylvania New York Grand Army of the Republic Order Today Ohio John M. Adams Cincinnati Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Nevada Colorado Wyoming Connecticut Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Florida Georgia South Carolina Idaho Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico North Dako Oklahoma Oregon Potomac Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia North Carolina Washington Alaska West Virginia Wisconsin

Mortgage suit seeks nullification of encumbered property

Rosa Blackburn sues in Common Pleas against Robert Philabaum and Fannie C Henke for 99.45 plus a mortgage annulment on Philabaums property alleging a conspiracy to place a 1000 mortgage to block collection of a prior judgment and asks the court declare the mortgage void and order sale to satisfy the claim.

Rosa Blackburn Common Pleas Court Robert Philabaum Fannie C. Henke Philabaum Squire Lawler’s

Dillonvale oil well to produce ten to twenty barrels

The Beerbower et al oil well on the Tweedy farm in Dillonvale is expected to yield from 10 to 20 barrels. A second well will be sunk immediately to expand production.

Tweedy Farm Dillonvale

Three Months Each for Illegal Cohabitation

Robert Thomas and Stella Henderson were sentenced by Justice Lawler to three months in jail after being found guilty of illegal cohabitation.

Robert Thomas Stella Henderson Justice Lawler

Fairbanks Notified of Nomination as Sherman Slams Democrats

Indianapolis August 31 Charles W Fairbanks was formally notified of his Republican vice presidential nomination. Senator Lawrence Y Sherman of Illinois attacked President Wilson and the Democrats, urging Indiana to supply a capable vice president. Fairbanks accepted, praising the Chicago platform and pledging service. He warned of a looming commercial invasion and defended Republican protectionist policy against Democratic free trade calls.

Herald-Star Indianapolis Ind Charles W. Fairbanks Republican Party Lawrence Y. Sherman Illinois Wilson Democratic Party Indiana Sherman Fairbanks United States Chicago

Gambling Joint Raided in Yorkville Bust

Constable Charles Duke raided a Yorkville gambling joint and arrested five men including proprietor Pete Bosnos. All suspects were bound over to the grand jury by Squire Patterson under $300 bond.

Charles Duke Yorkville Pete Bosnos Squire Patterson

Judgment Awarded in Wellsburg Road Crash Case

In Brooke County Circuit Court on Wednesday Miss Mary Zil liken received a judgment of 712.46 against the Wellsburg Bethany and Washington Railway for injuries suffered when struck by a car some time ago.

Brooke County Mary Zilliken Wellsburg Bethany

Davis Sues Railroad Over Fatal Colliers Accident

Henrietta Davis administratrix for Geo. Davis sues the P. C. C. and St. L. Railroad Co. in Brooke county circuit court seeking 10000 dollars. Davis was killed when struck by a train at Colliers while crossing a double track.

Sues Railroad Brooke County Henrietta Davis Geo. Davis P. C. C. & St. L. Railroad Co Plaintff Colliers

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