County Ticket Names and Ohio Code Debate Highlights
The article lists Democratic ticket candidates for county offices led by probate judge and clerk, then covers a lengthy critique of Governor across municipal code proposals. It notes also a baseball game between Logan and Straitsville with details on pitching, scoring, and player performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Maivein
Wright
A.J Nunemaker
Prom
Allan We Mehhoom
Tong Ten ED Wey Muller
Lewis Kleinbommind
Wm. van Curren
Burvayer
James Davis
DE. W. Hotielir
Straitsville Boys
Stobbs
Toanay
McDermott
Cauty
Logan
Ward
Duckworth
Lynch
Straitaville
Cole Hertzog
Bunts
Huston
Ife Dermott
Shady
Toohey
Hertzog
Buntz
Stultz
Kenhard
Straiteville
Herzog
Local items and town notes roll through Logan
News from Logan chronicles social gatherings, sales and sales pitches at Luke Lehman’s up-to-date clothier, school suit promotions, and a parade of local residents from Lillian James to Daisy Lohman. It records a fire in a small town and a shift in local roles including a newspaper compositor leaving for a traveling show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Birsitsville Boye
Marshall Larimer
Ike
Elode
Lillian James
Blanche Shriner
Esther Cook
Daisy Lohman
Luke Lehman's
Luke Lohman
Mr. Lehman
Beverdge
Martin van Buren
James G. Blaine
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
McKinley
Senate
Roosevelt
United States
Sand Run Fire Destroys Business District Including Post Office
A Saturday night blaze devastated Sand Run harming the business section and destroying the post office. The fire started at the rear of Green de Hite's Coal company's office and spread through the area causing extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surray Otty News
Sand Run
Green de Hite'n' Coal Company
Federal injunction bars food to needy miners on strike
A federal judge issues an injunction forbidding giving food or money to starving families of striking miners. Judge Kellar warns that aiding the miners will lead to imprisonment for offenders and contempt of court. The article extols the ruling as a necessary measure to compel workers back to production and critique of sympathy for the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Virginia
Kellar
United States Court
dJudge
United States
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Ofvice
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Ohio
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Alhot
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Hosking
Moigs, Parry
Howane Vinton
Will
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Epon
Net
Alty
Kilbonene
Caat
Honda
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W. KE. Floen
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William Joye Phjona
Jary
Low Ry Bose Shateman
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CW Tait
FiGon Shockey
Vinton
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Canada
Government of
Nash's
Hie
Bar Association
Hae
Stretteville
New Stratteville Inez
Dave Williams
Larimer
Williams
MoDermott
Tom Webb
Strakeville
Kennard
Beck
Cy" Huston
Thas
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Logan Straitsville
McDermitt
Noble
Canty
Willisma
Lytle
Johnson
Bunz
South Mulberry Street
Kinlie House
Walnut and
Hunter i
A. E. Hull
Hocking County
W. P. Miller
Union Furnace
Kenneth James
Columbus
Columbus Hospital
Bess Rose
Lucille Allen
Starr
Homer Bay
Mira Suann Eggleston
Hartmann
George Krishbaum
Hartmann & Son
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W. V. Funk
Frank Martin
CG. R. Drum
J.B. Collison
Luke Lehman
Wi. Lillianthawl
Zonesville
Old Man's Cave
Mr. Lillianthawl
Nere
Roy Magle
Democrat
Stephens- Kessler
Scotts Creek
Marie
Racine Brown
Besa Ross
Helen Pond
Ruth Yarnell
Marie Steward
Charlotte
Kessler
Rochester
Wood Bowlen
Wilber Steward
Rudolph
Paul Brown
Hazlett Kessler
Pence
Lena Bickel
Charles Ward
Baker
U.B
Rhea James
Red Men's Hall
Ada Hodges
Mary Donovan
Oatley, Mack
Miss Shannon
Toledo
Mr. Garrett
Columbia
Mies Hattie Tritech
Misa Grace Wright
Cumberland
Mines Grace Wright and
Tritech
Migu Fannie Mulligan
Nelsonville
Misa Hlorenos Parker
von Wort
Kate Shaw
Josephine Bowen
Brooke-Bright
Meade Bowen
Jiias Maud Cockins
Qur Jocal
Dessie Davey
Mabel Rose
Mary Josephine Wright
Lulu Webb
Robi. Kemper
Marie Brooke
Irma Holl
Mary Hall
Carmen Starkey
Corine Dickens
Stone
Lancaster Republican
Greene & Jacoby
Thomas Cook
Bile Thet Sloan & Hull
Stogies
Main Street
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L. McGill
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