The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
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C~oluznbue, o. sA1- -
Timothy 5. Hogan. aitorSsy E.nsra.
didsey for Tinted states senator to
succeed senator 4. T. Burton In his
Announcement. which was issued IRON
Cincinnati. Hogan declared hat hs j.
d accord IN with the policies OF the
Wilson ADMINISTRATION ana that he In
dorses the tartn and currency laws en-
soted by the Democratic congress The
further assertion Was mace that Hogan
vii not crtticixs any OF DIS opponens
mr. the nomination.
In connection with the latter state
IMPORT hat has been circulated 10 the
sdect that friends OF Governor Coz
No the ticket with the governor who
w11 seek a Reelection. and that former
Governor Harmon IL now favored BY
stated hat cors radieaIism and lnl-
pdytsed Legislation last winter has made
hpn very unpopular In certain circles
20 hat with Harmon who II a staunch
naaservative. on the ticket with him. =
coGpromise might be Effected
Bogan's friends. IN discussing the op-
ppmtion that has now Developed against
derstood that Coz was for Hogan. at
trGbuted this ~antagonism at this time
70 religious prejudice. This played a
eboffons In a number OF the cities Ia
of1o last fall and Hogan charges that
hb enemies in the Democratic party
~ INV HNAHA W Y NaA.
inzs the state campaign.
with only half a. many delegates in
aoondance as they expected. the fro-
Prcgressives OF Ohio In conference here
Friday and Saturday adopted "A set or
RESOLUTIONS 20 be made as a guide Tor n
platform next summer. and Il IL 10 be
found n one real issoe THAT Is
fsvors good roads and Judicial reform.
5hs $500 exemption personal tax pur-
'posss Is hardly TO be considered a vital
<nrwnQNHn NaguR MANY of the Delegates
had demanded that the conference de-
Nears in facor Of statewide prohibition
ls. Ssis sa s%a s sssn S sGss; the N. r peopis Wi;s
n definite aim. The conference side-
stopped this. however. but threw a sop
fo< a federal amendment providing ror
The conferences was made aware of
aW Including Malcolm Karshner OF this
4ky. T. w. Latham OF Huron county.
md the congressional committeeman
from Arkon and Cleveland districts. In
her letter or resignation. the latter
oonlmitteemen denounced the deals
yhich Chairman Walter =. Brown has
been making with Governor Cox. n
Democrat. by means Of which Brown
haH been permitted 10 name a lot or
Prpgressives for onioe In return for his
trng his Influence 10 put a Bull Moose
t1eket In the Held again 90 divide the
Republican vote and a Cox's re-
election certain.
Sister Jones Is a member Of the Pill
1tm BAPTIST church. but she failed "a
1ght. Meeting her pastor the Rev. Mr.
Ozark m the street. ana taken 70 task
Cor not going TO church regularly she
explained that she was not ON speakinG
urms with some Of the other members
WHOM the Lord lOveth he chast-
meth. said Deacon Clark. Il fear II
will be necessary for me to chasten
some OF this stubbornness out OF YOU"
Thereupon he assailed sister Jones
binding several re%sounding whacks on
her face and body. Then Sister Jones
went 10 police headquarters and swore
out a warrant for the preachers arrest
The state OF ohio needs $4,000 worth
OF eggs for the rs public Institutions
and the task or obtaining these eggs
has been put to w. w. Weaver OF the
Dayton state hospital. j ". Darling. OF
the Mansfield Reformatory and ]. "
Karshner OF the BOYS Industrial
school at Lancaster. These men vii
chickens. When the chicks are n few
DAYS old they will be sent 10 other I'm.
tina by the fall OF 1915 the state vii
he able to produce all the eggs its
wards deman
Two OF the district committeeman OF
the Progressive party to-day sent theil
designations TO Chairman Walter +
Brown. TO be presented at the Bull Moose
conference here. They are James g
Keller. Of the Twenty-first COMPRESSION
- district. and Charles L. knight. OF
Akron. representing ting Nineteenth
Keller lives IN Cleveland. In the letter
bearing their signatures the two coW.
mitteemep tate n rap at Brown. They
say they 40 not approve the calling OF
the conference to ~"sUEgest' a ticket and
OF the attitude Of the Progressive lead.
ers toward the Democratic state admin.
istration. Knight says that Brown!
failur to provide n way for some popU
lar method OF selecting delegates 20 IN
conference makes n meaningless meet
ing and the selection Of a ticket =
piece OF Eratuitous assumption well 81
keeping with the worst days Of mschin'
politics.
Frank W pavey. aged 90. well know
In the coal trade. died at hts home o.
this city to-day. lie had been il ST
months.
At a conference OF Anti-Saloon Lcagu.
workers here to-day PLANS were made fCi
taking a DOLL in the fight for etate-wld,
prohibition. An effort will be made 2,
bring the prohibition issue 90 a vote 81
1915.
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