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Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Sentiment for T. R.
Seems to Waiver
tFrom a staff correspondent J

LINCOLN, Neb., June S.-(Special.)- J.
That the promoters of third party
movement here are awaiting the result
OF the Baltimore convention Is evident
by remarks made by Don L. Love, dele
gate to the republican national ccnven
tion. on his return to Lincoln yesterday.
Probably the announcement Of Paul
Clark. republican candidate for congress
In the First district, that he would op
pose President Taft in the campaign was
the most important political news here
during the last week. The announcement
of George w. Norris along the same line
came later while the letter Of Governor
Aldrich Sunday morning that he was
for Roosevelt now. as he always had
been. means that those four will be the
leaders in movement to get behind
Teddy If the result Of the democratic
convention Soes not suit them, accord
Ing to the prevailing sentiment today
around the hotels
As to the wisdom OF such a move ther"
Is a great difference OF opinion. ons
prominent republican said today when
asked for an opinion: II think 1t means
the defeat Of the republican state ticket.
or at least the defeat Of those who are
on the ticket who will oppose the prest-
dent, for have seen many Roosevelt
republicans who believe that more good
can be accomplished for the progressive
cause by harmonious onslaught upon
the common political enemy by all re-
pubicans than can be accomplished by
factional fight which can only end
one way, and that is the turning over
to the democrats Of the state Offices
While the more radical Of the Roosevelt
republicans are advocating Teddyism. a
change Of sentiment seems to be taking
place in the minds Of those not 80 radical
who are looking farther ahead than the
present campaign. One man very high
in the circles OF the party and who II
supposed to be q very strong Roosevelt
man, said yesterday, after reading one
of the early, bnllstins from the democratic
convention. II hope. Clark win be NOM
mated, for I believe that Taft can beat
him"
The statement Of Governor Hadley and
Others that Roosevelt refused to throw
his support to a compromise candidate
for the republican nomination has had
the effect Of making many OF his former
supporters much less enthusiastic In his
support and Indicates that the third party
movement will not have the support II
launched in the near future that It would
have had II sprung at the close Of the
convention A former strong anti-Taf'
republican Was heard to say yesterday
after listening to a discussion OF thu
Roosevelt stand on the compromise candi'
date matter, 'T wouldn't vote for Tedd,
now II we never have q president" Sim
liar remarks are quite frequent and In
yariably come from former supporters Of
Colonel Roosevelt, Indicating that the
third party boomers may have hard work
to pull very much Of following with
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01


that issue. CHAMP CLARK"
At the hour the statement was issued,
i:4o g. m, Mrl Bryan had retired for the
night leaving word that he was not to
be disturbed.
Plans Are Thwarted.
The chances are that MIR. Clark would
have reached the convention hall in time
to make dramatic entrance had not the
plans Of williams and Clark become
known. 1t was planned to adjourn
shortly before midnight. and the Clark
forces net wanting another ballot after
the twenty-sixth had entered upon
counter Wilson demonstration. As soon
as the Clark leaders heard that Senator
Dubois had gone to the depot to meet
the speaker. they called in their follow
ers and the demonstration quickly sub
sided.
Mr.. Clark arrived In Baltimore at ii:t5
and went directly to the Emerson hotel.
Then he went into the conference with
his manager. ex-senator Dubois OF Idaho,
and William Hearst of New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Big FIGHT IN IOWA sure
Progressives Will Trv to Turn Re-
publican Partv to Account.
INSIST THERE WILL BE BOLT
Resolutions by Polk County Conven-
tion Condems National Gathering
and by Intent Disapproves
Ticket.

pES MONIES, June 3o-(Special.) 1.-THE
action taken In this county yesterday
at the republican county convention fore
publican state convention July 10: or
more likely 1t presages the biggest kind
Of a fight In the convention. The key
of the whole was found in these para
graphs: ,..e
1--WE renew our allegiance to progress
sive principles Of the republican party
and declare our determination to carry
them into effect and pledge our sup
port to all candidates who. have devoted
themselves to the redemption OF such
pledges and no other.
I'VE deplore the fact thatdelegates
whose title to seats on the national
convention were charged to be fraudu-
lent, were allowed to vote In the con-
vention before the contest was settled
and we commend ALB. Cummins in re-
fusing to permit his. name to be pre-
sented to the convention as a candidate
for president because, the roll of dele
gates was not purged Of all fraudulent
votes. We commend also the action of
the ten Cummins delegates in that con-
vention." ~
1t is evidently the intent Of the reso-
lutions one and all that accompanied the
same to leave the matter Of support
Of the ticket nominated at Chicago open
for the voters to support or otherwise.
But the whole tenor of the resolutions
Is to condemn the convention and to
disapprove of the ticket.
The word has virtually gone out. how
ever, that there will be no movement in
Iowa to form third party nor to make
an organized and open bolt The pro-
gressives claim that they are in full
control Of the party and intend to con-
tinue in control. They say frankly that
for them to abandon the party in Iowa
would be the same as turning 1t over
to their long time opponents. They in.
tend to remain In the party and to d.
rect it's affairs from within, so far as
this state Is concerned, for they are
very much interested in the state. con-
gressional and local tickets.
Big Business In Iowa.
The report Of the clearing house In De.
Moines for the last week showed thai
business is remarkably good for this time
Of the year, that the total Of clearing.
for the week totaled more than SIS 900
which is nearly 100000 more than fol
the corresponding week last year. Re
ports from most Of the cities Of lows
indicate that the business affairs Of th'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Fifty Lose Lives in
Tornado at Reginl
Sl,OOO,000 DAM

WINNIPEG. June So.-Fifty
were killed and s1,Oo0,o0o damage d,
tornado which struck Regina,
katechewan this afternoon. Severa
ness blocks, apartment houses and
dences were wrecked.
The center Of the strom was at RegY
where many buildings were unroofed
demolished. The property damaged
/ Is said, will reach s1,000,000.
Gu 'Appelle, forty miles east of Reg
and Melville. further north, also suffe
severely from the storm.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
SPEAKER DEMANDS PROOF

CONTINUED from Page one,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
ST. JOSEPH OFFICIALS GO
AFTER THE ICE COMPANIES

ST. JOSEPH. No.. June @.-The prose-
cutting attorney brought suit today to
have the charters Of three local zee
manufacturing companies revoked. The
officers Of the companies recently were
indicted on the charge Of maintaining a
combination to control prices Of ics.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
-FOUR AvIAT0RS INJURED
AT MEET NEAR CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Four aviators are
today nursing bruises as result, Of
accidents yesterday afternoon at the
Cicero flying field. None Of the flyers
was seriously injured. but two machines
were badly damaged when they dragged
along the ground. -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Wilson Decides Not
to Go to Baltimore

SEA GRIT, N. j., June Ex-Governor
Wilson decided today not to go to Balti-
more. He did not believe, he indicated.
that 1t would be dignified for him to do
so, or that he would gain anything by
taking the trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
PIERRE HAS TEMPERATURE
OF 1O5 DEGREES DURING DAY

PIERRE. s. D., June 2s.--tspecial Te,e-
gram.) To-day the mercury was again at
los degrees by the government record.
The first heat prostration Of the summer
was reported. William Gassoway. who
was working on sewer construction. was
overcome. s tst
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vents caklng %
tho breasts, and
IN every way
contributes to
strong. healthy
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Mrs Thomas Reese and son az
Wales. viii arrive here within the
mex &C." DAYS for O visit with Nrs.
kees's parents on Seventh street.
The brothers and sisters oF Mrs
Reese have not seen her for tho past
10 years
Earl Hes'op has gone 10 GAINESVILLE
20 visit friends
= ] HrooNor viii omen his barber
shop iu BIS new llcafOu iu the paddcn
building on Hanover street .o-dav
Prank Ninos. on" Fast Liverpool
man picked up hero. was taken hack TO
i'iI hy 'fc up-'ho river officers yes,cr.
day afternoon
\ big ua! vilI ho distributed az he
local manu- acfories fn morrow
The work uf cleaning ha reservoir
was completed last night and tho
pipes "'I h' given a cleaning by
Water Iirn Inspector GossIcr
Tho Ladies' Aid society ~ tho rirs,
VI J. church held q business meeting
Ias' evening
william Gallagher. Of T~iI'onsvrie
was fined $3.50 and costs and cen
i"Tc"d f1 serve three months Ga i,.f
for violating rho Real Iiauor law
simon Parker loff laaf MIGHT for In
dianapo.i7 whore Doc win secure a Colo
auto. which ha viii drive home ur
" ~ Wilson. Chester Holly m Z a
Dickson 0i'l accompany him
Miss Isabelle Ross. Of -feYbrrv ..
is visiting local friends
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Ed Heiniein made a business trip 10
Flushing Yesterday.
1T. Shafer has returned from Brad.
dock, Pa. where he attended the wed
ding ceremony Of his brother. Her
man Shafer. OF this city.
W. W. Cowen. Judge Pollack and
Bert R~umgardner returned last even
ing from Youngstown. where they at
tended the judicial convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Schick will re-
turn today from a visit with relatives
at RavenHa.
T. p Smith. who is attending the
Democratic convention AZ Baltimore.
will visit Annapolis to-day. and will
return home tomorrow.
Grif Johns will his duties
al the postohice today. after a vaca.
ton.
Or. Volk. Of Columbus. IS in town
and will leave tomorrow for an ex.
tended tour Of Europe.
a large pay VIII he distributed al
the Aetra-Sfanda-d tomorrow.
Arrangements rave been completed
for The biz game here Sunday be.
tween the locals and the Pittsburgh
Athletics.
Rov. Mr. M"rgler will preach a. the
Pennington Presbyterian church on
Sunday afternoon.
The" SOCK Benefit Association Of the
Wheeling creek miners locals held
an important meeting last evening
The local Lady Maccahees attended
the banquet given AZ the Mcclure no.
tel in Wheeling last evening by the
state officers.
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OIL AND GAS


10, elopWents .n tine Blue creek 6eil
continue the most interesting ~ any In
the east The northeast and southwest
extensions have reached until they I'm
drawn new talent into active develop
mont work. "a tr'rE not possible ir the
frFt days ~ Development when tho ter
rifHr} vas .'i- ty a Few of tine larger
~ rin-- creek. ln tho southwest ev-
tension. ursrafurt are NOT only crowd
Ing unrs to COMPLETION. but lease lines
Hs we'll TIE" South Penn 'il company
.a drilled .fa $50 p Uu fHs " ~ MEr
'ra farm lr f.e sand ana .ar "a snow
fH. a. good produce. As soon ~ 700"
pended IUd fHe well shut in rather Than
srdaurrr bog fra -rr,f1r.rr wells boo proN-
im.ty ar 90 sides
Du t.e o.st -Ifa Hf tre HsiI. on Els
river f.r vernon Dr company has c'fu-
g.rfrI Ifa .r.nrd feet or inc Vernon
T.r.rft farm AMI 'Ha a barrel pro.
d..c- TIE south Penn DI company
n..'-f Boz 'e-f .r tne ~ Jarrett farm
Blu. Greer Gauges.
argr..Hf frIt production Wifh "ur
exception f.H largest operating conn
r1r rH HH.r lose prohibition IAN %
d uIr.f..r .f Completion. nHt l.r rev
wells te r.f rr '.rE. .ri i'e nIi vote
arH declining .Hf.rr f.r old ueNa
T-1.fI.ef f1 Er's .N'en' lri
r.'. FHs ou .amrarr sos 8 20 ia
Harf. uar.- goo barrels Sos o.
g. Grace b. Mf.ra h' 'a'rea No
. r-.r ar Zoe o.
H.. s.. barrel so Narr krrfr.
barrels "r're Drgr- aver farm 1t
v.s irs
..rr ..H H.rrr.r NHr o. H. If...
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BELLAlRB


The annual Reunion and banquet lf
ne American Boy club ets held IH
ne parish rooms of Trinity Epiar1.
ial church ias' evening and 'hs affair
vas an ~cui0yah'o ono .n every ra
sDect The mrnu. uh.,. WAS served
ry Caterer IIrFrrfa'fer. of Wheeling
Raa on excellent and fl0-rleH B.
a1ioyed b. 49, There we're eighteen
-1upies In ~affgudar,a Charlie Dick
COS presided as f01.fra. 'rr. and fhr
afarofs NJ welcome was given tg syI.
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producer in Roans County.

@AeAhNeN IN Aoahe CouuIys
IN Peco river. Smithheld dHntrict,
Roane county. the Ohio Fuel OIL COM
runy has drilled its No. 2 on the ~. Il.
T smith farm through the Big Lime
and Big I9jun formations and hasta 20
Near Meadville. Mead district. tTyler
county. the Pure oil company hasi COM
pleteI No. 8 on the J. r. Riggs farm
ana mas a duster in the Rig iuinntsani
In the river front district. Wood Inoun-
y, the Hazel OIL g. Gas mpa has
now drilled its test on the r. w Cor
bin farm through all sands and Xmas n
In Union district. Peasants county.
G. o. \ NJ. Mealey have completed Nos.
8 and on the @. c. Hhmmett farm and
have a brace OF very light pjump,er in
the Cow Run sands. In the same dis
trict the Virginia Oh company hasIcom-
pleted so. 10 on the +. X Billsefarm
and has a duster.
on Rear FORK. Duval district. Lincoln
county. the Big Creek Development com
on the Walter Nickers farm. Operations
in Lincoln county are more activeiat this
Southwestern Ohio.
on the Ohio side OF tho COW Run dds
frict. Independence township. Washing
ton county. John Herlen & co. have
completed a test on the Bliss percher
farm and have = 5-harrel pumper Ia the
I'shc~ sand I'm the same district. in
-r~Ho fnvU..'r fHe Boston on ycom-
pany has completed 40. 81 on the ". j..
4alm and has a duster IN the
ar-t Cow Run sands. IN the Riuhrds
Mills district. Ludlow township. v.
Eeichmuu g. 60. have completed No {
ON the John Hood farm and have a'dus-
ter.
In windsor township. Morgan corntv
the Malta Petroleum company Nos ?
and 3 on tho Jackson Miller farm are
both vcrv light bumpers In the same
district. Steel. Potts and Carr have 0om-
pleted 40. & on the Eliza Wade andlN Ma
tIda Spurrer farm and rave a very Hight
we'll The Taylor OH Company's No 3
on the Charles and Clyde Harrison 6arm
is not good for more than one barDsl a
day
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Ephram raffroIl fo Grant Turtsy
acre hi Springfield TOW nshIu. g.
Alkaline Hooper fo Peter Ho~aer 'rf
i1 UilorraIo. 81.
Nav NrfHurr fo ST. Daniels. fof ir
Toronto. $500
U MCGEE 90 Uofic Butcher one
OIL rh'h interest In s.65f00 acres in
VOLS fnVnsh %. $500
John Uurt fo Ida Lodge ono acre
.n Gross Creek township. 5000.
Louis N0ranto 90 Frank Tawr,szc
uisl. lDI in city. g7l5.
Kennedy Crrmrire 70 r. a. Sinclair
NefcH. s'eubenv.fle township 81
7 r Eddy Co DO " Johnston
2l'i 1000 acres in Knox ovnsfIp
300
vs. u. 3D. Stcilers f1 Ella BAXTER two
l0ts IN Nev souersat. lt2s
MARI s.eIIrrr io EHa Havfar Ne o.
SHIino foVuahlp sI0U.
Joseph Johnston fo Glare Johnston
1000 acres 90 lsiaud Crock town.
ship g.
LEROY Alien fo % VI F-.ef i1t ir
AmaterI. m. gIrr
lillian Uu1dv fo John WcCIavo rof
m cifv. $500
j H nHafard to Angela Campbell.
U.nf.f0o acres BOZ s~.clbenvIuc town.
chip g. 500
p " Johnston Co. sherman Carnl.
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VIII Hold Celebration.

Arrangements have been completed
Tor holding The annual picnic OF the
belmont County Socialists at Harna-.
800" on fhe Fourth Of July. A pro.
gram consisting OF two bail games
o." DO 'h" morning and one In the
afternoon. 20 coi0red cake walk and
addres'es hy George T. NcCloskv. OF
e anton. and Murray Youfs. Of CIeve.
land. has been arranged
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Birthday PARTY.

Last evening. At his home on North
Jefferson street. Otis Dunfee entertain.
ed a parry Of Young friends in honor
or his thirteenth birthday. Juvenile
games formed the principal diversion
OF the evening. and ~ an appropriate
hour delicious refreshments were
served.
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Married al Cleveland.

Charles J. Clements. son OF Mrs.
Ellen Clements. OF Belmont street. was
married Wednesday at Cleveland, 10
Miss Elizabeth A. Piatt. OF that city.
The ceremony took place at the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. Jennie
Croft Piatt. and Mrs. Clements and
daughters were among those who at
tended.
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TaYlor.pauhemneNer

The wedding OF Clyde Taylor. of
Wheeling and Miss Margaret Dau-
bemmeyer. OF this city. was solemnlzed
yesterday afternoon at The home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Coss on Hanover
street. Immediate friends OF the prin-
ciples attended the ceremony which
was performed by Rev. Mohn. OF the
First NJ. Z. church. The couple left
yesterday for a trip east. after which
they will be at home to their friends
on the Island.
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Hold Open installation.

Mt. Moriah lodge. No. 53. 4. r. &
A. NJ, will hold an open installation at
the Bohemian ball on Forty-hrst
street, July list. There will be several
addresses and u musical program car.
ried out. Following the program a
luncheon will be served.
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\ large number OF Bel.aire Masons
viii 70 on the moonlight boat excur.
sion on the river this evening. which
VII be given by the Masonic club. OF
wheeling The boat will come 10 This
city FOR the local crowd. Music will
be Furnished on board by Bentheld's
orchestra.
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EuncraI To.nav

The funeral Of the late Robert Lope-
man. who died at his home on Forty
fourth street. Tuesday evening. follow
ing an Illness OF Bright's disease. will
take place this afternoon. The funeral
services will be held at 2 o'clock and
the interment will be made in Rose
Hill cemetery.
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Two Picnics.

Yesterday the congregations Of the
Presbyterian n United Presbyterian
church OF this city held their annual
picnics. the former spending the day
AZ Steele's grove. east OF town. and
the United Presbyterians going TO
Wheeling park.
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First Half Holiday.

For the first time this summer all
OF he law offices in the city were
closed this afternoon so that The hard
worked law men might rest. The
custom will be continued throughout
the hot months.
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The Mems Brotherhood OF the West
Wheeling VI. +. church will meet this
evening at the church and a fine pro.
gram has been arranged. Dr. McClel-
land. Of Bellaire, will make the prin.
cipal address of the evening. and sup.
per will be served by the ladies'.
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In Rennrt

II is expected that the campaign
workers will finish calling on the
members Of the Methodist church to-
day. and a report will be made 10 the
finance committee this evening. Near
ly all connected with the campaign
are confident that the $4,000 mark
will he reached.
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Board Meets.

Tho regular meeting OF the Pultnev
township board Of education was held
las evening in the office OF the clerk
I'm this city. and a number OF i'm
portant matters were given attention.
o OF the appointments i'm the
schools were made at the meeting last
night.
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Miners Elect.

At a meeting OF the Wheeling Creek
Miners Sick Benefit Association. of
Local No. 10. held at Bridgeport hall
last evening. the following officers for
the ensuing six months we're elected:
August Sullivan. president: Frank
Hochever, vice president: George r.
Scheid, secretary: Chas. Berry. treas
urer; sack committee. Frank Ledvink-
va and Austin Sullivan: auditors, WILL
liam Wiley and Il. Nolan.
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Chicken Supper.

At the home OF Mrs. John Wright.
on Bennett street. Kirkwood, this eve
ming. "A chicken supper viii be served
by the Missionary Society Of Mt. Zion
church. All are invited 70 attend.
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BRIDGEPORT
Large Nudienee Hears Fine Concert
Given In West Bridgeport
NJ. E.. Church.

a. thc West bridgeport 81 D. church
Tact evening ono ~ fhe beef concerts
ever given .u 'his ciIv was rendered
BY Tho host talent ir IBIS vicinity
Every number wac appIaudcd by the
large audience attending Tho CON
cert was Eivrn fnr Hfhn benefit of tho
church and a uraf sum vas cleared
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No Can Pistols

An ordinance passed in 1909 by the
local council deals with Fourth OF
July celebrators. and IL may be new
10 some that such an ordinance is in
effect. Toy pistols. which includes
The seemingly harmless cap pistol.
are tabooed by the city law. and n
person having in their possession or
selling cap pistols will have 10 pay a
fine II a~pprehended.
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\ foreigner who threw garbage into
? % In the upper end Of town was
brought 10 the city building last even.
ing by Sanitary Officer Hilton. and
VIII have a hearing before the mayor
this evening.
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\ well known local young man was
arrested Yesterday on the complaint
or u%eighbors on a charge Of d~isorder'v
onduo and tho mayor imposed "A
FIN" of -. and costs. Tho fine NAV
be paid some time TODAY.
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In Sauire's Court.

This morning in Squire Ong's court
The case Of the News Publishing Com.
peny against A. j.. Saad will be
brought up. The suit is brought for
an amount alleged 10 be due for ad.
'eriising. Attorney Victor Kehrer
Will defend.
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MARTINS FERRY
Plead Not Guilty.

A man who is reported 10 have beat
up a fellow workman in The bottling
department OF the brewery. a few
days ago. had a hearing before the
mayor last evening. and pleaded not
guilty 10 a charge of fighting. He put
up for his appearance.
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3. q o. Engine.

A b. & o. freight engine went OF
the track nea Crescent yesterday
morning and turned over. Traffic wal
held up for several hours and a large
force OF men were at work removing
the w~reckage. Nobody was injured.
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The j. p. Chaser team. OF this city,
viii Journey 10 bridgeport tomorrow
where hey will play the Clipp Athletic
club OF that city.
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van Blum. Responses were made By
several members % the club. The
rooms were 1rfisficiliy decorated
SIN the national c%oiors. and az each
plate was an American flag. 90 which
no" menu was pinned.
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Police Court Session.

Three offenders faced the mavor
yesterday morning. Two charged with
hghting were fined s. and costs each.
and one plain drunk kdrew 81 and
costs.
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Pollack

A number Of prominent attorneys
Of the county went 10 Youngstown
yesterday - attend the convention.
and Judge Pollack was nominated for
circuit judge by reclamation.