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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-23
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
is In READINESS
FOR THE BATTLE OF BALLOTS

thusiastic in years. and bets that the
ticket will receive a record breaking
majority went begging last night.
Large Vote Expected.
The largest vote ever cast in an
ou-year election Is expected to be
polled tomorrow. II is thought that
al least 1900 votes will be cast,
tully rs per cent. OF the numbe reg
istered. The registration books show
approximately 1900 voters in the
county.
Vote early" is the Injunction OF
the Republican county committee.
The polls open. as usual, at sunrise,
6:31 a. m. and close at sunset, ass
.. m. Persons who work until
8 O'Clock In the afternoon are urged
TO vote before sterling their days
labors
Republican Ticket by 1,5oo.
George Phillips. chairman of the Re
publican county committee. Is optim-
istic. He sums up the situation as
follows:
The entire Republican ticket. from
Sutherland and White to the small
district offices. will be elected. n only
remains to get the vote out. Charles
". Ephlin VIII be elected county com
missioner by handsome majority.
and the entire legislative ticket will
go through with him. don't look for
the scratching Of many ballots IN
Ohio county. The voters have had
enough Of Democratic rule. low tarin
and no work"
Bets were offered yesterday that the
Republican county ticket will be elect
ed by 1000 votes. That Charles o.
Ephlin will be elected by a plurality
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
An Address to the Public

In endeavong anticipate publication of An address
by the manufacturers of this valley stating Underwood
tsri bill has practically paralyzed their Wheel
ing Register Saturday published the fol-
lowing paragraph
favorite device. and which loo rus organs
be depended In a
from employers labor Of
candidates This may be expected but IL WIN
today will not be herded Al in the
election OF 1896 The day OF that
Tor all time The of today w and
his voting
OF the Ohio Valley controlling industries using $OOOOOOO
oil capital and employing 10000
nave joined appeal 10 the of this
by the principle protection
Let IT also be said that the Ohio Valley
ever has or ever expects TO coercion herd his
TO vote any party ticket
Those political methods sed in the Ohio Valley
The heads of the big industries Wheeling vicinity not
eoerce their employees They do appeal
and to the public to stand by their But thew
intimidation. -
The only place the First Congressional district where
Monongahela Valley where the Farrnont rules
and where they herd their employees Mansfield
Neey and other Democratic candidates orders 90
out over the telephone There the
ooosses let 1t be known that the
OF the Farnon Coal company position If he don't risk
his life - - ~ ''N
Mansfield NJ Nicely, the Fairmopt Coal com
pan owes hs nomination to Congress the Fair
mont Coal and election TO the
ana control OF the voters by the Farmont tho
counties of Marion and Harrison
1t is remarkable of affairs when scra.rra &c chi
KIND or his spokesman County of Ohio and
attempt TO asall the substantial employers
VINO nave Tor years been noted for their
because hey have the appeal public and TO an
P 10 ther WORKING men to stand by their interests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT OF
ElEcTING ENTIRE TICKET.
Claim Majority Of $500 in ohio
county-Ballot Boxes Will Be
Distributed Today.
Polls open-6:31 a. m.
Polls elose-4:56 p. m.


With only today left In which 10
gain ground before the campaign
reaches its climax In the actual battle
OF ballots tomorrow. candidates and
their workers, on all parties will De
out early this morning, and may be
expected to work until late tonight
In an effort to cain votes. The cam
paign. so far as the county commit
tees are concerned. is practically at
an end, as no more meetings will be
held. The work from now on until
the polls close tomorrow afternoon
will be carried on quietly by the pre-
ctnct captains and their assistants.
under the direction OF the county
committeeman I'm his respective dis
trict.
As the warmest campaign In re-
cent years. draws 20 a close. Repub-
licans are confident OF electlng their
entire county ticket. while the Demo
Gratis hope through the aid OF the Pro-
pressives to slip In" one or two OF
their candidates. The Republican
county committee has not been so en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

sador had filed similar message 10
the department. which has been de.
iayed in transit. as has been the case
with many messages from CONSTANT.
nople.
u was taken for granted BY officials
generally. however. that even though
no declarations may have been made.
o. state of war between Turkey and
the powers Of the triple entente will
shortly BE- recognized 20 exist
Servia's request 10 the American
government TO look after her inter.
.ests In Turkey was regarded a. par.
ticularly significant. forecasting the
intention Of the Balkan monarchy to
throw her forces into the field against
the Ottoman empire once more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
DIVISION OF COR
(continned from first Pags.l

OF the crop. II seemed as though John
Blacknee and his son Frank and VIII
liam Long had met this morning with
the expressed purpose OF making a
division OF the same, and A. F. Riley.
a neighbor residing I'm the immediate
neighborhood. had been called in to
act as a third party in helping TO
reach a satisfactory decision. They
were unable to come to any agrees
ment and one word led TO another,
until William Long lost his temper.
and pulling revolver from his
pocket. shot John Blacknee, and as
his son Frank rushed to help him, he
was shot by Long.
Shot Through Abdomen.
John Blaknee. the old gentleman
who is past 90 years OF age. was shot
once through the abdomen. and his
son. Frank. who Is about 25 years of
age, was shot three times One Of
the shots passing through the aldo.
men, the second through the right
arm. and the third entered the left
leg
Following the shooting. DR. Ramsey
OF Powhatan. was Immediately called
and rendered the necessary medical
aid. As the two men were thought 20
be fatally injured. he ordered that they
be taken to the Glendale hospital
where they could Immediately be oD-
Grated upon, as their wounds we're con-
sidered serious.
The county officials were immedi-
atelY notified OF the SMOOTHING and
Lewis Brey. constable at Powhatan,
was ordered to the scene OF the shoot
ing and there arrested VIII Long.
who had committed the deed. Brey
succeeded In arresting Long. who was
turned over 10 the sheriff OF Belmont
county and taken to the St Glars.
VILE jail by Deputy Sheriff West Os-
born Long viii be given a hearing
later and held 10 await the action Of
the grand jury.
The wounded men were Immediate
y taken TO Powhatan where they were
placed on a G. & =. train and rushed
10 Rellaire and from there taken 20
the Glendale hospital. where they ar.
rived az ais o'clock. Owing 10 the
critical condition Of Frank Blaknee.
he was placed first on the operating
table. where Drs. Covert and Ramsey
made an effort 20 locate the bullets
and 70 ascertain how Seriously the
man was injured His condition IA
aNN"A"'u - filttfai ana the maj out
come VIII not be determined for sew.
eral hours
IN Critical Condition.
John Hlaknee. who was examined
by the physicians for the bullet that
passed through bis abdomen and In
tcstines. withEtood the operation well
While HE condition o. serious. the
physicians would not say whether he
had n chance for recovery. Owing 20
the critical condition Of the men. and
a. their recovery is considered doubt.
ful. Deputy sheriff West Osborn. OF
St. Clairsville. took q statement thla
evening from the men Of tho Glendale
hospital 81 the events leading NJ TO
the shooting and 81 the name Of the
party COMMITTING the deed tie was
accompanied BY the prosecuting attor.
ney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
MUST GUARANTEE
CcOnunuSd Prom Tirst Pas.j

placed their interests IN Turkey in
the hands Of the American embassy.
and the Turkish consul az Havre has
turned over his consulate 20 the
United States. and a. preparing. along
with other Turkish consuls. 10 leave
France
No mention was made In Mr. Nor
genthau's dispatches 81 any deciara-
lions Of war Communication with
Constantinople was interrupted late
last night. and the last message
which was dated II p. m. October 31.
referred only TO fiscal matters OF
the embassy. mentioning. incidental
ly. that conditions In the capital we're
quiet
only Positive Statement
The only positive statement that
war had been oficially declared be
tween Russia and Turkey came in o.
private message from n business house
IN Constantinople 90 ifa home once In
New York transmitted BY the Ameri-
can embassy yesterday. State Depart.
ment omciais explained to-day that
they always had permitted American
embassies or legations On neutral
countries % tranamit cipher messages
20 facilitate communication through
bclligcrpnt countries. but only with
the fun knowledge by Inc American
diplomats Of the contents 90 such
messages The presumption Of on
cials was that The American ambas-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
PASSPORTS GIVEN
Turkey Hands Papers 70 Ambassadors
% Russia. Great Britain
and France

CONsTANTNOPLE. Nov. L. via
London. 5.t3 p. The ambassadors
OF Russia. Great Britain and France
have received their passports The
Russian and British ambassadors viii
leave Constantinople tonight The
French ambassador VII leave tomor.
row
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Attitude o. Turkey In Inais

sIMLA, British India. Nov 1-fvi.
LONDON b:Zl p. m.-The announce
ment OF the unfriendly attitude OF
turkey toward the allies vas made
throughout India to-day in an official
communication wherein the vicerov "a
lndia deploros the endeavor of "a
ShauVinistic element TO drive Turkey
mo a war with Great Britain for the
Deneiit Of Germany and Austria"
The reception OF the announcement
IN outlying districts viii not bo
known for some days. but roeponqible
leaders Of the Mohammedan commu-
nifty already are holding meetings In
support Of Great Britain. while the
mosques are organizing prayers for
the success ~ the British arms. Tho
Muliahs are preaching homnies urg-
ing Turkey either 90 maintain neu.
trality or side with the allies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

"of course. ia Ike 90 vote said Mr.
hcludlcy "Hut . dunno's IA ever rct
r chance 60 exercise my right to vote
"Couldnt YOU 20 to the polls ard
cast your ballot iikc anfh body rlarF
NO. m every body voted en- the helm
DO the house would D. sure fo want i
.uHN or every time there WAS an sIrc.
tiun Washington star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

and various county candidates held a
meeting last night in the county com.
missioners' Office. The doors were
locked and blinds lowered over the
windows. This gave rise 10 the Ie-
port that the registration books were
being tempered with and that names
OF additional Democratic voters were
being added
Vote for n. Walter Wood for Clerk
Of County Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Women suffer Terribly From kidney
Trofhfr

Around on her feet 90 day-no won.
der woman has backache. headache.
Ftin swollen joints. woarincas. moor
sleep Hnd kidney trouble FoIcv KID.
noy pills rive quick relief for these
troubles. They strengthen the ND.
cyf-take away fhp aches. nnin and
wearineaa Make life worth living
arain. They viii absolutely drive out
rheumatism. weak back and swollen.
aching Joints due ~ kidney and hiad.
der trouble Try Foley Kidney pile
and see how much better Won feel
Sold BY John Coleman a Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

french. British and Russian ambas-
saaors to Turkey asked for Their
passports yesterday and left Constan'
tlhopie to-day. The American an
oasssdor Henry Morgenthau. bas
s gSnen charge Of French interests hi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
CAPT. w. T. OTTO

W
been unable rcion
a
Judgment extended
valuable Councilman unexcened
For OF the
Company lie is working
he pubic
member OF The Legislature he will
that Ohio
to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Two French scientists have built the
uorldH most powerful elertro.nnarn~f
nuf M m 90 costly 90 operate that 49,
use is limited 20 laboratory work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Psssports We're Requested.

BORDEAUX. NOV Ia 90 p. NJ
70 is officially announced that the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
AGAIN FAIL
TO AGREE
SENTENCE

This morning at II O'Clock the jury
in the case OF Dan Hicks. a negro
charged with assault VIII deadly
weapon with intent to do bodily harm,
reported a disagreement after gf hours
~ deliberation. this being the second
time that jury has disagreed in the
case
All agreed that the defendant was
guilty as charged. but the disagree
ment came in assessing the punish
ment IL holding for a term of years
in the penitentiary and one holding
fast for 80 days in the county jail and
a fine of S25. 1t is understood that this
condition Of affairs was reached short
ly after the jury began their delibera-
tions. The one juror held to his con-
victions like a leach and refused to the
last, stating that no amount of arga-
ment could alter his opinion.
AT the former trial. the jury agreed
that the negro was guilty, and asked
that judge Bailey assess the punish
ment he declined to do so, stating
that the naming of the sentence was
purely up to the jury. according to his
instructions to them. They were out
some time, but could not agree as to
the punishment
Just what action will be now taken
III the case is not known Oscar Simp-
son stated today that he had not fully
made up his mind as to whether he
would file a molten to dismiss the
case or not.
The case Of the State VS.. Jake High
tower a negro charged with attempt
ing the life of another negro. was set
for today IN the diatrictc curt but will
be carried over until tomorrow on ac-
count of the illness of the defendant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29

GIVE STARTLING
REVELATIONS
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
New York, an. 29-How hundreds OF
lives We're endangered when a NOV
ing picture theater was soaked with
kerosene and burned and a bomb later
was placed under the stairway of a
tenement house so the gang leader
might be avenged for interference
with his love affair was told to de-
tectives today by Alfred Leahman,
Anthony Sadaitis, and Rocco Piccillo,
confessed blackhanders.
They said the Hippodrome movie
was burned because Joe the Wap,"
the ianitor. had the gang chased away
when he discovered them waiting to
kidnap Nellie Preearo, a girl whom
Giuseppe Farrarra admired.
When no one was killed in the thea
ter fire, they placed bomb under
the stairway in an attempt to kill the
girls parents, because they objected
to the attentions paid her The bomb
failed to explode For placing this
bomb. Sylvestro is now on trial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
NOMINATION SENT
TO SENATE TODAY
New York Mayor Still Sure He Will
Heed Call to Commissioner
ship - Gets Less
Salary
Oy united rres..

Washington, Jan 29.-Col. Goethals
today accepted by wire the presl
dents offer Of the goyernorship of the
canal zone.
Secretary Garrison said he accepted
Internationally and not for any spe-
cific time, thus apparently disposing
OF the report that after serving a year
he would accept the police commits
sionership in New York.
As governor Goethals viii receive
"a salary Of $4,000 year or $4,000 less
than he received as chairman Of the
canal commission.
Secretary Garrison announced that
II was proposed 10 resolve members
OF the commission, with the exception
Of Col. Goethals, into a new commits
sion to arrange for and conduct cere-
monies incident to the canal opening.
Congress will be asked to provide the
necessary legislation.
As Tuesdays executive order not
only terminates the existence Of the
canal commission April !. but also
the present organization of the work.
ing force in the zone many army
officers connected herewith will lose
increased pay they have been receiv-
ing under the commission form OF gov
ernment The order authorizes the
organization Of fedora! army officers
as we'll as few navy officers for
duty in departments Of the permanent
canal government but the act OF con-
gress provides that they shall serve
at their regular army and navy sal
aries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29

ISSHIFTED
TO WOMAN

With John fremont, one of three
defendants charged with the murder
OF sherman Woodward freed by the
verdict OF a jury and with Mrs. Ada
Woodward, under life sentence by her
own confession of guilt, all eyes now
turn to Mrs. Emma Rivers. the third
defendant in the case.
Win her case ever come to trial in
the face Of Tremont's acquittal, or will
the prosecution Of her case be stopped
That is the only question remaining.
and which, BY the way is of much in
terest The answer is not at this time
to be had Largely il rests with
Oscar Simpson. county attorney. It IS
IN his power to proceed with her case.
or to file motion for its dismissal.
When seen this morning he stated
that he did not know yet what action
would be taken. Il have not yet made
up my mind as to whether will pro
eeeded with the case or not" he said.
When the verdict Of not guilty was
handed in by the jury at Lawton. John
fremont shook hands with the jurors
and walked out of the court room
free man. He and his brother, Frank
fremont, left on the first train out OF
Lawton for Waco. Texas.
One who talked to Frank fremont
in the hotel in Lawton while the jury
was out told OF the following conyer-
sation: Are you going to wait here
till the jury brings in a verdict.
Frank"
"Yes, ! wait and take John home
with me-"
Maybe he won't 60"
Il take heem or his dead body"
II mean maybe the jury will not |
Iurn him loose
"oh. well, then ! won't take heem. |
4 he is loose, I sure take heem or kin |
heem."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
RACE WON
BY COPPERS

Il requires about one race a day for
the Chickasha police or they pine
away and look sickly. Also they mix
up the starters and give all a chance.
Officers Reese and Ramsey are the
latest sprinters started in a handicap
al the station
Early yesterday evening, Reese and
Ramsey were called 10 the Grand ho-
tel, where they found aIans lngle-
britsen in a certain state OF intoxica-
tion and disturbing the peace. as per
the charge filed against him at the
station. He came with the officers
as docile as lamb until they we're
within the shadow of the station
house at which point he broke away
and set them a heart breaking pace
west on Chickasha avenue. Both cop
pers leaped after him, Ramsey leading
Roose by a couple of lengths. Reese.
however, is a long distance man, and
succeeded in passing Ramsey within
a block or two. Their quarry left the
street and attempted to cut across
lots. but misfortune was in his path
and while racing along at top speed
he fell into an abandoned well. doing
himself no bodily harm. but making it
a regular lead pipe cinch for the wind
ed soppers to haul him out by the
scruff of the neck and land him in
Jail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
MERCURY
TAKES BIG
TUM Bile

Just TO show that he hasn't entirely
retired from the ring, Old Boreas came
back with a vengeance last night and
as result OF his activity. the ther-
mometer here took tumble OF exact
ly 80 degrees Up to II o'clock We'd
nesday night, the air was as balmy as
spring and then the wind suddenly
changed to north, furious gale
blowing all night The sky was heav-
lily overcast and it threatened to snow
bur soon after daybreak the clouds
drifted away.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
RICH MAN
Held FOR
RANSOM
Blackmailers Demand $4,000 for
Release Of Spokane Millionaire
Supposed TO have Been
Drowned
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 29.-That F.
Lewis Clark, a Spokane millionaire,
has been kidnapped and held for sew.
enty-five thousand dollars ransom is a
statement contained in letter signed
"Blackmailers"
The letter was received by the 20.
lice and was made public today. Clark
has been missing since January IL.
when he disappeared from Santa Bar
bara. His hat was found on the wharf
and it was supposed that he was
drowned.
1t is not known whether the letter is
a hoax. The chief Of police is inclin-
ed to credit the authenticity of the
letter.
Mrs Clark has always insisted that
her husband was not drowned. She
believes he was seized at the wharf,
his hat being knocked off in a strug-
gle.
Mrs. Clark will entertain the ran
som proposition if she is assured that
ii is genuine. The letter instructed
that an answer be given through a
local newspaper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
TAKE ESCAPED CONVICT
BACK TO SOUTH CAROLINA.

Joe. NJ. H. Ashley. sheriff of Ander-
son county, South Carolina. arrived
in the city last night and left early
this morning with his prisoner. S. T.
Evans. caught Sunday near Rush
Springs and wanted in Anderson, S.
C.. for. having made his getaway from
the chain gang Of that county Evans
had beep at large for over year and
a half and has nine months yet to
serve in South Sarolina.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29

eight or nine inches deep and turning
up fully two inches OF sub-soil that
had never been to surface before. He
said ne was ploWing for alfalfa. 1
told him he already had in the field
an ideal seed bed for that crop with a
little work with the disc.
mo, | ont see how on earth Grady
county IS going TO miss raising a re-
crop this year Everything
points to bumper crops now"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
AMENDMENTS
TO ANTITRUST
LAW ARE URGED
Telegram By UnIted Pics.

Atlesidih Dy Oulteu fIeSs.
Washington, Jan 29-Imprison-
ment for "malefactors of great
wealth" and the disintegration OF
mammoth monopolies by defining
what big business" may do. were
amendments urged to the antitrust
law today before the house judiciary
committee today by congressman.
Representative Henry of Texas
asked tllt labor and farmers organi-
cations be exempted from the Sherman
law
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
MARRIAeE LlcENsEs-

Marriage licenses issued yesterday
afternoon and this morning:
Joe Brotcher. aged 22. Tuttle. and
Miss Edna Inman. aged 10. Tuttle.
W. A. Bonner, aged 25. Tuttle. and
Miss Eliiva Phillips. aged IS. Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
Mayor Is Confident.

Telegram by United Press.
New York. Jan. 29-Alayor Mitchell
was still confident today that Goeth-
ais will be the next police commissions
er in New York Mitchell expects him
to accept the office after the canal is
in active operation.