The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-28
NEWS Of OHIO

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NCOLCMBCS--Ciark Doughty. VINO
originated the war market pt:sn IN 70
lumbus. is practically certain to l"Sr ms
fob as liquor license COMMISSIONER l"r
Franklin county. doughty. who is
Democrat. lined up tor Wills against
. Cox when Gov. Willis was elected. he
was rewarded with \ state position. n
strong effort has been made here "
have Doughty re-appointe".
,COLUMRCS-Dcan Ring. carto"ntSt
Of the Ohio Pen News. Was reteaSsu
from the pen today. but his liberty haa
hardly started when ha was Sel%eu oS
q Boston officer or tn" charge OF loF-
gerry. Gov. Cox has honored reuuisitlon
papers.
scOLUMBuS-Dr. II. N. Platter. med
ical inspector OF Columbus Scho"l COLL
dren. attache OF the city health depart
nisnt and we'll known for his efforts
against smallpox here several Years ago
has been named temporary secretary OK
tha state medical board. succeeding Or.
t;eorre H. Watson. who died suddenly
last week
cOLUMBCS-W. 4. Jones has endow-
ed O chair Of political science at ms
Wesleyan University. Prof. a. b -\ftn-
cnson of the University Of Wisconsin
has been elected 10 the new cnair ac-
cording TO the announcement made al
Delaware.
,COLCNBUS-ilSS.n men have been GER
titled BY. the local draft boards Tor
service in the new CONSUMPTION array.
This Is the county's quota HoweE.:'
all Of the boards have not yet filled
their quotas.
coLuMBCs-onei in six claims from
Franklin. Scioto Fairfield. t'aEctts.
Clark and Pike counties were granted
at the third meeting OF the distrlc;
board, which ended today. OF the IL
claims reviewed p were exempted. -
were granted temporary exemptions
until Dec TO harvest crops. b5 wera
rejected and were referred to the pros
ecutors for investigation.
COLUMBUS Columbus suffraSISiS
spent S24o.01 in winning the right IL
vote at municipal elections here. &C
cordtuS to a statement OF the local
league 1t cost the Democratic organ
Ization which fought the suffrage
amendment S426.62 TO wage losing
fight.
coIUMBUS-Rev. e. F. Title. pas
tor Of the Broad Street NJ. l.. church.
left today for Montgomery. Ala. wherr
he will be engaged in Y. 81. {. \. work
at the military camp lie will be with
the Ohio Soldiers until Oct. l. when he
{ returns to his charge here.
SANDUSKY-Snow fell for five m'n-
utes in upper Snadu$ky bay. sariy this
morning. local fishermen reported.
CLEVELAND - copyright lQlS.
These words spelled the doom OF ChaS.
Koch. held for failure to register. who
practically had convinced federal agents
that he was over the age UNIT Tor
conscription. Az a final proof he pro-
duced the family Bible. An assistant
. district attorney looking through the
nook. just before eNcuStnS the man.
Ce to a page with the mark OF copy
1918" Koch was taken TO the
" tatl and held under $2.onn bond.
'OLEDO-Robcrt Walker. aged IS.
3 killed and Jerome Newh.rry. aged
was injured. probably tatal'E: wncn
fhe steering gear Of the lattsr's ma
chine broke. Two others also were hurl.
The car was ditched.
;MANFIELD-Steve Dalton. contoc>
Zionist, had the local draft board be-
- suddle today when he was called Tor
examination. He first threw his hip our
Of place then his shoulder and last his
arms The board was ready 20 hand
him an exemption when ne laughed and
said he was ready to serve.
LINA-The Solar Refining company
,cday announced volunteer advance In
wages to it's +0D employees. ranging from
ito Is per cent. The high cost OF lrv'
ing prompted the company 10 pay its
men better. officials announced
.CLEVELAND-Loftu Cuddy. aged 90.
prominent coal and vessel man oil
Cleveland died suddenly in Erett"n
Woods. y. H.. according to word re-
ceived today. He founded the Cuddy>
Mullen Coal company. which afterwards
was absorbed by the Pittsburgh Coal
company.
CLEvELAND-Sid Cole. conductor on
the Big Four. was killed by switch
engine here today.
CHARDON-Four thousand bushels ut
corn and wheat and the flour mill of {.
c, Shepard were destroyed by fire early