The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-11
OHIO NEWS


COLUMBUS. o.. Oct. l".--SiN W'ncFS1
! leaders of SIS. who. It is allcHeo. nav
been meeting III 4 mine near H|'i'eS' XIV
and interfering with prpductirr. today
, were taken int" custody ny 1eorE2l' ao-
1bora+;es They were given hearing
before tho United States co'nIniSSt'''''
!. 1T GAINESVILLE on charges "c violating
the sedition laws and were pIac'o u.'
der bond OF $500 each. II IS SAD
other arrests will he made. Recently
the men demanded an increase or ~ per
conf They were ordered TO continue
work under a government agreement me
men then formed = secret "rSaa!ZllpH'
, meeting in rooms III the mine ana ny
refusing so work. caused u. SUSPENSION
. OF onerations II IS alleged they r.
. Gently pulled out OF the mine pumps
causing trouble from ~ater. Tho mine
employees COO uIen and has L production
OF $50 tons daily.
, ASA W. Jones. who was ii'utcnan,
governor during the administration o.
Governor Asa s. Bushnell D: SprtnGhcto'
died Yesterday at his home III Mah"nlnS
county. He served as judge advocate
!. general during the first ADMINISTRATION
. OF Governor Foraker. and Tor n1anS
, years Was active IN Republican AFFAIRS
. in Ohio.
, Nearly seventy counties n Ohio are
NOW affected by the Spanish plague he
ports up TO late last night showed b.
600 new cases in the state Portsmouth
has come forward with $50 cases ana
in thu state there arc probably So.o0u-
There are 1000 cases ut FfndlaE.
- local boards OF health have been gwen
= complete say By Provost Marshal zen
= eral Crovder as to whether reSlstranS
will be examined now to I'LL UP INC
> states quota of 1000 men to DC sent 10
Camp wadsworth. s. c. during the SIX
: day period, October 81 to c6. Ashland
already has notified Major Pea4er OK
state draft headquarters that the local
draft board is closed and no reSlstrants
. viii be examined until the Spanish IN
flpenza epidemic has abated .OSner
, affected communities are expected 10
. follow with similar ANNOUNCEMENTS.
and there seems little doubt but thSt
> Ohio's quota TOR October Will be de-
layed In being sent.t TO camp.
CTowder's ruling came this Tnfn1nS
IN answer to u request by Go:@rnor COX
: and Major Pealer that physical e1-
. aminations be postponed in order to pre-
vent spread OF the epidemic and to 10
lease doctors for service where the cpl
deruic is prevalent
Crowder's answer in full 1oioES-
"Tou are hereby authorized to post
pone examination Of reEistrants IN COM
lnunities affected by Spanish influenza
or recomn1c aiatiou OF local board Oh
local health board.
1t will b" expected that operation
of the dr,,f; will be interrupted as lit
Gle as possible under IN" circumstances
and that wh"r,' orders are given for de-
laythat instructions will hH issued to
complete examinations Us soon rs con-
ditionS warrant.
The annual conference of the Amen
can Prison association. which was to
e. have been held ut New York October
=. II to IS. was postponed indefinitely on
account OF III: epidemic OF Spanish IN
= fluenIa.
This action was taken late today fol-
lowing Il conference Of officers OF the
association. according to }. z. Flyers OIL
Philadelphia general secretary. who was
in Columbus today.
Judge Z. ". W@uamaker OF The state
% supreme court today received card
, from HIS son Lieutenant Walter wanna
maker. stating that ne Is held prisoner
In Germany and ths: his injury consists
broken leg.
THSN rs the !irst direct word judge
-wananaxer has received from his son
T. since he was reported missing after an
mir engagement over the German lines