The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
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Wins IA hin efforts ~ obtain rsiisf fgf
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men ..s sspssiea 4 Isss paSs N ,as
noseunsnt iour. bsans ana meat are
~s..s Iss ssss, 'as Miner. ~ " 49, 49,. s "a
", M came a. Columbus ~ confer
lin tns governor ana labor leaders.
70 issee an appeal for neip.
sIK person. we're injured. Shsn a T.
2. traction car mr. a road buiiIing
nschine nsar f0storia. The car va
ayr.es into a dlten and the roller when
In~ persona m0st seriously injured are.
fotortnan Juod Uray. 90 ftndlay ane
Carl psrSes'sr. Who operated the roller.
Rosa contracts totailng 100000 we're
award.d b. ths state highway depart
al Except about t2o.oos vac for neN
CONSTRUCTION inciuaing brlck, concrete.
mAe~SAm aud bltuminous materials
The new state board Of Asreuiture
~ ltr mrs, meeting hefe selected John
less. OF Columbus Grove. - president
ne - the oldest Farmers Institute leo
turer in the state. t.1orir 90 eject
ssa saSsSer %ss,hs Nil be sR s.ia l TSssl
e<y. There ar arse ngmb-r of can
bers 81 she board asked him NJ he would
indicate some one who would b. a.
eeptablr. they declaring the governor
they. The governor refused 10 make a
suggestion. The secretary 90 the board
n an the beads % ne dineTen, depart;
ths farming interests Of the state The
members Of the board draw no saiary
gther than pay for the days they are
In scssicn.
Ernest nrinsr, sssd "a, ~hn. leaning
over an automobile repairing Il today,
sas struck by another automobile as Il
Game around the corner. Brincr,s In
yurtes are serious. tits home IN Ia
Acting upon the recommendation OF
Today eomm1tsd 70 lie Imprisonment iisii
The sentence Of sam Schen. convicted %
fhe murder % Patrolman James Bal
Theodore v. Glenn and W. J. Nc
Comb. two prominent business men 81
this city, were attacked ON the street py
three robbers late last night one OF
ne hold-up men thrust a pistal IN Mr.
Glenn's lace. Glenn grabbed A. and was
Knocked down with a blow from a billy
tie MAS severely injured several stitch
- being required To close cash Ia his
lip. MeComb was bruised on the fore
head aud his nose was cut. The robbers
ESCAPED With Cleans pockctbook. which
Charles /. Davis. sged %. T. believed
cussion OF the brain received when he
was knocKed TO the sidewalk In a night
samuel Sapior. AGED 80. a salesman from
New. York, D. IN custody, II is said that
Davis made insulting remark 20
Sapiro. The latter struck a. him. hut
the blow fell short. Davis then knock
cd Sapiro down. hut the latter hurriedly
arose aud hitting Davis on the chin,
Knocked him down.
NEW PHiLA Aman-
da zimmerman. sixty years old. was run
down and instantly killed BY a Pennsyl-
Nania freight train here tonight as she
was watkins ON the tracks near the
station. Tho freight was backing up
and she failed to see ~.
CINCINNATI - perriue Hcady. i've
years old. died here tonight from burns
received this afternoon while playing
Indian on the historic Indian mound
tnpt tons Norwood Water town hill
Perrine and three little comrades
build a hre ON the mound and started "A
war dance. Fcrrinc got too close 20
the flames and his clothing was ignft-
cd. He was carried screaming TO his
home half a block away. hut his life
could not be saved.
BOWLING GREEN-A torn handker-
chief used BY burglars as packing in