The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
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r-ntsnigsnosr Bureau
Columb ua. O.. Jan "a.

IL rntsnigsnosr Bursau-
Columbus, o. Jan "a.
Direct charges Of bribery were made
Today against Governor Cox and the
Democratic state administration by
Representative Oscar Diser. OF Nah on
Ing county. SIR. Diser charges that
the administration has beer guilty
OF bribing members OF the legislature
by giving them lucrative positions In
the different state departments. Aer.
Dfser has given TO the house commit
tee inquiring Into the illegal employ
ment OF members OF the assembly the
OF a number OF Witnesses. who.
pc says. will s~ubstantiate his charges.
he asks especially N at Attorney Gen
eral Hogan. Secretary OF State Graves.
state Auditor Donahey. and Banking
superintendent Lattaner be called be
Tore the committee. Mr.. Diser charges
mat Rep. NJ. A. Warnes. OF Holmes
county was In reality an assistant
pank examiner "a he said hat he
had received a letter from Holmes
county suggesting that inquiry be
made " W4rues' salary was not fixed
n $4,000 a year and that he sought
, bond as assistant bank examiner.
Gov. Cox may be ASKED IN he a.
not recommend the appointment OF
Top. Walter Black as counsel In the
ptate banking department. Black was
pne OF the Cox leaders in ths legisla
ture last year. Today John c. Hof-
nan. a member OF the legislature from
Hamilton county admitted IN he had
been employed az special agent OF the
labor commission from June 4, to
SEPT 40. AZ 4 salary OF 500 a month
coliecting TABOR statistics.
A stay OF execution vas granted to.
lay by the supreme cour ia the case
OF henry Foster, OF youngstown, who
was under sentence 20 be e~lectrocutel
en- February 9. An appeal has been
nice In nls case and Gov. Cox has
been asked TO commute his sentence.
Local authorities are trying 10 And
the relatives OF Thomas pexton, aged
ts, who died in a hospital here today.
He had been Ill with pneumonia for
two weeks. At first he was thought
70 be a travelling salesman from De
troit. He has a note book in which
appears the name or Mrs. Frank Brey-
larry. OF Cleveland. and also a letter
pearing the name OF Mrs. f. J. Pexton,
or the Leader Store. Baltimore.
COSHOCTON. Jan. 2S.-John Bando
n foreigner. Is under arrest here pend.
ing an investigation OF the death OF
John Pazon, 30. VIII ich occurred at
Clowyille. last night. IL was reported
mat Pazon had fallen down staifs
and fractured his skull. The authori.
ties suspect foul play.
EAMBRIDGE. Jan. 2s. Christmas
morning Mrs. Robert Cameron. mother
OF JACK Cameron, OF this city. left
ner nome at Erie. Pa, to visit n son
In Cleveland, and has not been heard
from since. II is feared the woman
met with foul play shortly after reach
ing cleveland and that she Is either
dead or in n hospital. The railroad
company and detective agencies are
investigating.
TOLEDO. Jan. 2s.-Giles Carter. &c.
was arrested by detectives here this
morning, for officers at Peoria. Ills.
wnere he Is said to be wanted for the
1911.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2S-At the open
ing OF a two-day convention OF the
western Federation OF Electrical In
spectors here today. Mayor Spieeel
delivered the address of welcome
which was responded 20 by n. u.
Long, OF Memphis. Numerous reports
were read. all OF which were optimis.
TIC IN tone. Tonight a smoker was
held In a local hotel.
TOLEDO. Jan. 2S.-The schools OF
the city were open 10 the entire en-
rollment this morning as a result Of
action by Judge Bernard +. Brough.
OF n common pleas court. who grant.
"a temporary restraining order for
DiddfnR the Toledo board OF health
from barring children OF the public
schools from attending school because
tney have not been v~accinated.
Fuplls may attend school whether
rney nave been v%accinated or not.
Inc regular school work will be in
progress and all students have been
urged to be present. This being Inc
maj week OF h term. at which time
examinations are being held. makes
II important that the work of tha
schools should not be i1terfered with.
Inc temporary restraining order
was granted following the fling OF a
petition in the common pleas coprt
by attorney w. W. Campbell. for
Philip Gibbs. a minor. by his nexf
friend. Cora Gibbs. against the board
OF health.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2s-Thomas bal.
ey. a piano tuner OF this CITY. despon.
dent because he could not find work
was discovered dead in IFS room I'M "a
boarding house today. He had com.
united suicide by hanging himself IN
MS bed Daley left a note in which
ne said that government aid should he
given TO the unemployed bv using tbo
ships.
MANSFIELD. Jan. 2S-Nortbwesf.
ern Ohio district OF tho Ohio Fedora.
ton OF woman's clubs began lis an.
nual session here last evening with =
FORMAL reception to the VISITING
ladies' A. the Elk's Home. Mrs II
Clark. secretary Of the Mansfield Fed.
rration. delivered the address OF vel
come. owing 10 the Illness of Nra ~
". Miles. president. "