The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
FROM
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4 Mtsittrsneer bureau
cpiumsus. O. nay q
~ . meeting a he Progressive
Auo11o committee here today. arrange
11n1e were made to ~ w. +. Cad
- of Peoria. Ill. an organizer for
- nrty. spend two months In Ohio
DoI1octing county organizations. IL
~ announced at the meeting that u
eo.nplete state ticket and ful legis-
t1ttyo and county tickets would be
Dnced In the field this fall. William
A. Hunt OF S~alinevtlle or r. T.. Ers-
kline of SteubenYille will probably be
nominated in the 18th congressional
district In Eastern Ohio.
IL was reported here today hat W.
II. Phipps. OF Paulding. who was state
oil Inspector under Gov. Harris m
who later was appointed auditor OF
will enter the contest for the Repub-
lican nomination for attorney gen-
eral.
Upon the agreement OF the state TO
pay the atSorneys' fees AND cost OF
the 400 claimants TO the estate OF
the late General James W. Reilly OF
Wellsville. q. Reilly's estate valued
at 100000 will so to the state. the
case has been in the courts eight
years. Reilly die intestate and with
out any known heirs. Persons In
Great Britain and Ireland as well as
In all sections OF the United States
represented themselves to- be rel
atfves of Reilly and brought suit to
keep the estate from going TO the
state. as provided by law. and IL cost
Ohio $50 TO defend the suit. About
$1,000 viii be paid TO the claimants
attorneys. while Judge ID. r. Billings
ley OF Colum a county the master
scommissioner will be granted $1,000
for his services.
Mrs. riilie G.. Lord. aged So. super
visor OF music in the Columbus pub
lie schools. died suddenly OF heart
failure today. She had been i'll since
January. but her death was not ex-
pected. A daughter and three sons
survive. Mrs. Lord was a native OF
Springfield. Mass. and was one OF the
most prominent women in musical
circles in this section Of the state.
Rodney ]. Diegel. former sergeant
alarms OF the Ohio senate. was Civ
zen his liberty today having served
two years. two months and six days
for completely in the legislative briber
cases. He left at once for Sandusky,
his former home.
Mrs. Virginia walcutt Gay. aged
Sc. widow OF Harvey ID. Gay. a mem
Der OF ms of the Oldest and most
prominent families in this city. died
today. as the result OF injuries re-
ceiyed in a fall. She was a sister of
the late General c. c. Walcutt. a
former mayor of Columbus.
Columbus. O.. May s-Half a Don
en- persons yer injured and others
badly shaken up when a car on the
Cleveland a Southwestern Line ran
on the track nea Mansfield. The
most seriously injured are: Don Lin
ley. Mansfield: A. a. Eberle. Mans
ield. -. Sheehen. Canton and Gus
Politics. Brighton. Mich.
New Ohio Interpretations
The Knox Realty company. Colum-
bus. Arthur alton. Seba VI. Crouch.
George NJ. Ward. e. r. Reynolds. Ben
5amin p. Leyison. 5000.
The Chelsea Land company. Cleve-
land, Frank ODea and others;
$4,000.
The Henry Alderman Piano com
pany. Marion. Henry Alderman and
The Lancaster Paper Mil company.
Lancaster. A. b. Smith and others:
$1,000
The Rickey-Johnson Cigar com
pany. Portsmouth. J. n Hickey and
others: $1,000.
The Builders Lumber and Supply