Tetrick Elected Clerk of the County Court
W Guy Tetrick is elected to fill the unexpired term of the late Charles B Holden as county clerk of Huron county after a first ballot vote. He received two votes to one for rival Higginbotham, and was sworn in by Circuit Clerk Homer W Williams after bond of 600. Tetrick has served four years in the clerk's office, mostly as deputy. Other items note Jefferson Basel named president of the court and various exonerations and appointments in local offices.
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W. Guy Tetrick
Charles B. Helden
Harum County
A. C. Moore
HL. Hiezinbotham
M. L. Riblett
S. Faris
Omer Swiger
Bie Daves
Tetrick
Ilmers
Holden
Basse
Stout
Wellick
Randall
Higginbotham
Jeffer
D. Basel
G. W. Southern
Jackson Lees
D. ©. Pittro
Shinn’s Run
Clay District
Josephine Dye
B. F. Horner
Main Atree
A. J. Arnold
M. T. Cunningham
Sardis
Whiteman
Spencer Phillips
J. R. Hickman
Joseph Howell
Utah
Box Elder County
Utah University
Howell
Ass Mary Maughan
Wellsville
Pagi Regents
Indiana Solons Do Good Work
Indiana lawmakers clash over revenue and tax bills as saloon licenses rise to $600 and banks face new assessments. The minority’s move triggers anticipated court battles, potential vetoes, and a shift in how public funds are regulated.
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Charleston
W. Wu
House of Delesitus
General Revenue
Indianapolis
Ind
General Assembly
Charles W. Fairhands
Ini
Polat
Globe yards idle as boilermakers strike halts output
In obedience to a strike order from the International Boilermakers Iron Ship Builders union about 460 workers at the Rotterdam Ship Building company Globe yards were turned away Saturday. They were slated to return to work this morning but have not yet reported.
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Associated Sreak
Cleveland
International Boilermakers # Iron Ship Builders union
Globe Yards
Atterdam Ship Building Company
Strike Settled After Major Industry Dispute
A large labor dispute concludes with a settlement affecting workers at a prominent motor company. More than a thousand employees receive terms that end the strike and restore operations. Officials report progress toward resumed production and stability in the local economy.
Archie 8 Bwrrer. Wage fvcratic. He kid a good sight
Archie 8 Bwrrer appears in a page fragment reporting a wage issue and a notable incident with a man described as having a good sight. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or locations. The piece hints at local concern over wages and a crime-like act but provides few specifics.
Two Foreigners Drowned Crossing West Fork River
Two miners from Meadowbrook perished Monday morning while crossing the West Fork river in a boat. The vessel capsized as the high water turned the crossing dangerous and their bodies have not yet been recovered. Dragging parties organized by locals continue searching without results. Their identities had not been established at press time.
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West Fork
Meadowbrook
Fairbanks acquitted in subornation perjury case
Steubenville Ohio March 11 Judge R G Richards quashed the indictment for subordination of perjury against Frederick C Fairbanks son of Vice President Charles W Fairbanks in connection with his marriage. The judge ruled no facts showed a crime had been committed.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Frederick C. Fairbanks
Charles W. Fairbanks
R. G. Richards
Fairbanks
Trainmen Carried Under Water In Rail Derailment
A freight train on the Toledo & Ohio Central railroad derailed today near the State hospital, sending the engine tender and two cars into the stone quarries. Engineer George Douglas and fireman William Welch were carried under water but were rescued. Welch was slightly injured.
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Columbus
Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad
State Hospital
George’ Douglas
William Welch
Welch
Raid at Adamston gambling joint nets nine arrests
Adamston authorities conducted a raid on a suspected gambling joint Sunday night. James Frazier operated the establishment and nine men were arrested in connection with the raid.
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Adamston
James Frazier
Booth Marries Cunningham at Philippi Hotel
William E. Booth, a barber from West Pike Street, has reportedly wed a woman named Cunningham, known as Klondyke, at the Geneva hotel in Philippi. His first wife had obtained a divorce here on December 6, and had earlier sued for alimony and injunctions due to alleged misconduct.
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William E. Booth
West Pike
Benedict
Cunningham
Klondyke
Philippi
Geneva
Booth
Bomb Thrown at Carriage Wounds Crimean Officials
An explosion from a bomb thrown at a carriage in Yalta Crimea wounded Col Dumbadzo the garrison commandant slightly and a adjutant and a coachman seriously. The bomber killed himself to avoid capture after the attack.
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Associated Press
Yalta
Crimea
Col. Dumbadzo
No Strike Yet at Buffalo Shipyard Yard
Associated Press reports no labor action occurred in Buffalo at the American Shipbuilding Company yards on March 11, with workers continuing operations as the day passed.
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Isy Associated Press
Buffalo, N
American Shipbuilding Company
Strike violence in Louisville disrupts streetcar service
In Louisville, March 11, demonstrations erupted as the Louisville Railway Company attempted to run street cars with non union workers. Police kept order as outbreaks limited service. about a hundred cars operated instead of the usual hundred. Patrols remained on duty to contain clashes and safeguard riders.
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Associated Proms
Louisville
Louisville Railway Company
Jerome Thaw murder affidavit blocked by Delmas at every turn
District Attorney Jerome started to prepare the Nesbit Thaw-Hummel affidavit but Delmas blocked him at every turn. He then questioned policemen who saw Thaw the night of the murder and they declared Bik to be rational.
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Associated Freesaw
York
pDistrict
Jerome Today
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw-Hummel
Delmas
Bik Xo- Hoos
Robbery at Martin Brothers Grocery Safe Crack in Oak Hall
Robbers blew open the safe at Martin Brothers Grocery in the Oak Hall building on Telegram Square early Sunday, taking about $100 in cash and similar in checks. They used nitro to blast the safe, left the cash register untouched, and even paused for a lunch before fleeing. bloodhounds trailed but could not capture them.
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Martin Brothers
Oak Hall
Telegram Square
Vas
Robert Martin
Martin
Eneperasia
Knife Attack Leaves Richard Webb Slashed in Alley
Richard Webb near Bridgeport was badly slashed on the left cheek with a knife Saturday evening by Arthur Carico near Grassellt. A five inch wound to the bone required eighteen stitches. Carico fled but a felony assault warrant was issued by Justice Harry Gordon and held by an officer. The pair reportedly had been drinking and there was no prior trouble noted.
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Richard Webb
Bridgeport
Arthur Carico
Grassellt
Senate
Webb
Harry Gordon
Lewis declines to run for city clerk seat
A quiet convention at J. W. Cofman’s office produced no candidates as several men declined to run on the people’s reform ticket. 8. D. Reynolds refused once aware of the action, and Lord Lewis, named for city clerk, also declined citing business demands and lack of time to spare for the office.
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J. W. Cofman
People's Reform
D. Reynolds
Assewer
Lord Lewis
Lewis
New Members Taken Into Baptist Church
Sunday morning two were received into the fellowship of the First Baptist Church by letter and in the evening service three new converts were baptized on their profession of faith in Christ. The pastor preached on The Penalty of Unbelief and led prayers for God’s people. A Wednesday preaching service will replace the regular prayer meeting with a sermon on What Baptists Believe followed by baptism of converts.
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First Baptist Church
New Baptist
Columbia Ménes
Parliament Reassembles in Sections for Credential Review
By Associated Press ST Petersburg reports the lower house reassembled in sections to examine credentials and consider questions raised, with officials noting debates focus on procedural matters rather than substantive raises.
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Associssad
St, Petersburg
Beaty
Kerr to Leave Irwin Loshwood for Jacksonville Business
Keer recently retired owner of the Irwin Loshwood Co and proprietor of the Woman's Store departs Monday evening for Jacksonville Florida. He plans to buy into a large dry goods and women's department firm to reorganize and expand the business. Local peers praise his hustle and ability as he moves to a new enterprise.
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Bof. Keer
Irwin-Loshwood Co
Jacksonville
Pla
Buxiness
Kerr
Bovl
Tim Mark
Onion shopbuilder Boorse and St. Clair strike in Detroit
Detriot March 21 A shopbuilder Boorse and St. Clair began a strike today at the Wrandotte yard after a man went to work a meal but is expected to quit by day’s end.
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Detroit
Mich
St. Clair
Wrandotte Yard
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