The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
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Congressman g. X Ensrwood. VI
he Toledo district. today announced
that be would not seek the Demo
cratic nomination for United States
Senator. II A. probable also he VIII
not seek another term IN the House.
return TO Toledo several weeks
Lence.
John kosmoski. q Russian Polish
coal miner. who vas killed by n fail
Of stone In a mipe Of the P~ittsburxh-
Belmont Coal Company at Neus. left
no ospendcnta. 80 only the expenses
Of his funeral weIe paid by the state
industrial commission Those VINO
are considered dependents are wild
ows. children under Is years OF age.
n parents. brothers. sisters and
children over IL yeas Of age. under
certain specified conditions.
Mrs. Emil y. Augustine. aged IS.
was stricken with heart trouble at
4. she was entering st. Aary's Catholic
church. and died. The policemen had
gone to the church % get a woman
who had wandered nway from the
county inhrmary.
An amendment to the constitution
providing for tho classification of
property for taxation purposes will
be submitted this Fall by the Ohio
State Board OF Commerce. Three
times this proposition Ia been de-
feated but this year the plan will in
clude a provision for n n per cent
tax rate. The farmers are heartily
In favor Of the one per cent rate and
~ IL predicted by the sponsors for the
classification system that they will
Hnfa fnr the nrnDnaad n~nandma~
There IL TO be three divisions OF prop
erty for classification, realty. tangible
personal property and intangible per-
sonal property. The Ohio tar league
recently announced its intention to
submit n classification proposal at the
November election.
Because she went by her maiden
name in Washington that she might
hold a government position. Tisnelda
Hildegard Peck did not receive To-
tice OF her husbands petition for d.
vorce as the postman could not n
her. The petition was hled here IN
1908 and the decree was granted. The
woman sought TO reopen the case to-
day but b court refused to revoke
the decree given her husband.
Mother Jones. OF West Virginia.
who Is now ut Denver. Col. today de-
clined TO become a colonel" in the
etfhg VI tht uutuiDiOgtu Nnltu 1tu.
Jacob 3. Coxey plans to lead to
Washington. Coxey wanted her 10
raise a regiment in West Virginia.
Mother Jones wired that she "was too
busy helping in the great fight for
Justice for the people OF Colorado"
Retail liquor dealers in Cleveland
will raise $780, 900 toward a fund to
Eight state prohibition. IL was an
nounced today. A plan TO raise state
f...1. 10. lA.- .,1 - 49,.
ohoga County Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation. which hopes to secure about
$500 900 IN the entire state. Gypsum
IN Ottawa county was carried by the
drys In an election yesterday by n
vote of 125 to SIS. This is h fourth
down in Is years, Three years ago
the vets lost by six votes. IL Is de-
clared that as a result Of the passage
OF the liquor license law the temper
ance sentiment in Ohio is greater to-
day than II has ever been before.
New Ohio Corporations.
The Farmers Exchange Company.
P~ataskala, farm products. II. p.
Boone. Elton Algee. Charles A. Hes
hon. G. T. Algee, G. +. Wells; $685..
The Modern Caster Company.
Cleveland. J. Lexington and offers;
$1,000.
The Citizens Store e. Office Fix
ture Company. Cleveland. A. J. Nc
Farm and others; $4,000.
The Keefers-Keller Realty Com
pany. Dayton. II. C.. Keefers and 9th.
ers: $780, 900.
The Edge Barnum-Thorman Com.
pany. Cleveland, r. S. Edge and 9th
ers: SO. o
The Citizens Finance Company,
Cleveland. Charles zimmerman and
others; $3.50 Oo.
The Akron Finance Company. Ak