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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07
The MOrenci Leader
Items of Local Interest by Special Correspondent

Items of Local Interest b
 Mir and Mrs Harold T. Wright moved to an apartment in Lem Fan ning's Residence last week.
 Tom Cox who was recently in an auto accident, is out again. His many friends are glad to see him.
 Tom Soule is building fine\ resi- dence in the western section of town. It promises to be most comfortable home.
 Miss Harden, teacher, was called to Arkansas last week on account of the sudden Hines of her father.
 A. A Smith of Clifton was a visitor in the Hill City on Wednesday after noon.
 J. J. Rascoe and A. c. Stanton pur- chased, on Tuesday last, the Ringsmith establishment which they will opera te. Mr.. .Ringsmith will remain in Mo renci for a time at least.
 The regular Episcopal Service of St. James Mission will be held in the Mo renci Court House Sunday evening, May 9th at o'clock.
 Did you pay your taxes on May 3rd?
 Your nejghbor paid his taxes, what did you do?
 GreenIee County needs money to pay for good roads and schools, have you paid your taxes to help make these payments?
 George Necomb suffered compound fracture of his arm at No. 6 mill A. c. on Tuesday morning which necessita- ted amputation.
 Mrs. R. P. Kyle and Mrs. P. B. Lord left on Monday morning for the east They plan to spend the summer in New England States.
 B. C. Killip and daughter left on Fri day for New York where they will take S. s. Royal George" for rhe IslA Of Man.
 C.. Bury was called on the Federal Jury at Tucson. He will leave here at the opening of Court on Monday May 10th.
 The new home of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co.,, Morenci branch, is looming up and is ready for the roof
 Several grades of new houses are noticed around town. The paint brush is also on the move Improvement is noticeable on every side.
 The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Harry W. Hill on We'd nesday afternoon. Regular business incident to the society was transact ed.
 The landscape garden of T. H. Ar mold is looking fine. A flower bed on the top of large rock is unique, the rock being too large to roll away and too near the house to blast.
 H6 ldQy WHO Cdll0u Ou uSI ldIuiiy physician recently for treatment was a bit surprised with results. The doc tor asked to see her tongue and pres crived as follows: PROV. IS; 21 hop ing that might help. Not only she, 1 but the community was benefited.
 Among the distinguished visitors to this section recently was Cleveland E. Dodge of New York, for many years Treasurer of the Young Mems Christ ian Association. International Com mittee. MT. Dodge was here in the interest of the Phelps Dodge Corp. of which he is an important member.
 Dr. c. P. Moore, representing the Western Division Southern M. E.. Churc SundaySchool is spendin few days in Morenci Dr. Moore preached at the local M. B. Church both morning and evening to large and interested an- diences.
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Silver City, N. M.-The Lone Noun tain mining camp in Grant county which has been idle for many years is again coming to the front as big silver producer.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Did you pay your taxes on May 8rd?
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Globe-The ore body on the sixth level of the Arizona Commercial Min ing Company's mine for over 100 feet continues to show an average width of 40 feet
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Mir and Mrs. George Hasken. Mrs. B. c. Killip and daughter left on Fri day for New York where they will take S. s. Royal George" for rhe Isl, Of Man.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Weden, Sinking is in pro- gress at the property of the Rainer Mines Corporation at Weden, and the double compartment shaft, No. 3, is down beyond the 400 foot point ;,n1 timbered to the 4OO-fiot level.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Jerome Inspiration mine starts mining and milling operations.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

The services at Morenci Chapel last Sunday were especially interest ing. Dr. MacPhie spoke with freedom and power The Male Quartet, in their various selections which were well chosen and rendered, would make one think that they were in one of the large city churches Following is the personnel: T. P. Romanes, First Tenor; James Bennett, Second Tenor, D. c. Scott, First Bass, Frank Chest erfeld, Second Bass.
 Next Sunday, Fathers and Mothers Day, observed all over the United States will have special notice here. The church will be decorated with wild flowers provided by the children of the Sunday School. Miss Marga- ret Anson will sing. The Pastorsmorn- ing subject will be-: "The Power of Mothers Influence" and in the even- ing he will preach on "The Story Of a Fathers Love-.
 The Male Quartet will sing several selections during the evening service It is suggested that as many as can display white carnation or flower of some kind in memory of loved ones. And large portion of THE GREAT EST OF THESE", in the heart. Your fragible flower in the buttonhole will fade and it's petals fall, but LOVE will live forever.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Globe-Superior & Boston mine rich strike of covelitte ore.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

c. J. Bury was called on the Federal Jury at Tucson. He will leave here Sunday morning in order to be there at the opening of Court on Monday May 10th.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Commercial mica found near this place.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Casa Grande-Vekol mine to be op erated by eastern capitalists, machin cry valued 100000 to be installed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Dr. c. P Moore, representing the Western Division Southern M. E. Churc SundaySchool is spendin few days in Morenci. Dr. Moore preached at the local M. B. Church both morning and evening to large and interested an- diences
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Frank Mclean and family left
 on Wedneday morning for Santa Bar
 bara. California MT Mclean Iived' in Morenci for 27 years and has done much for the interest and develop nmet of the town. He started as an
 ordinary workman and in later years was mine superintendent He was always an honored member of, and worker in the church and fraternal so- cities of the town and spared no effort on his part which would tend to bene- fit the town or his fellow men. His wife and family were loved and honor ed and co-operated with their husband and father in all his endeavors for the betterment of the town. Their place in the Church and Sunday School and other socities will be hard to fill The community go with this family to their new home.
 The Hard Time SociaI' held at the M. E. Church on Saturday night was a most unique affair. Some of the clothing was amusing as we'll as sug- gestive of hard times. People who sell dom laugh, as well as those who al- ways laugh, enjoyed themselves to : the limit, as the various make-ups hove into view. John Morgan took the prize for the men and Mrs. Sewell ! for the ladies. Some Suit John Let ! prices soar we may wear our old clothes for years yet You gave us good suggestion. The EATS, how ever, were most palatable and had no suggestion of hard times. On the con- IT., !, was packed, and out door games enjoy ed also "Si Simons" was master Of Festivities an did the stunt to per lection. Pastor Cropp is to be congra- tulated on his expert and timely lead erShiD
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CONCENTRATES

Bisbee-Smelters want more men expects better copper market.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

The new home of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co.,, Morenci branch, is looming up and is ready for the roof.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Among the distinguished visitors tt this section recently was Cleveland B Dodge of New York, for many years Treasurer of the Young Mems Christ ian Association. International Com mittee. MT. Dodge was here in the interest of the Phelps Dodge Corp. oi which he is an important member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
Our Daily Story
FAR from TIE MADpIN0 BILL
BOARD

Once rr7in the leaves rust,od, ard
+hr intrepid hunter in the wild SlHohi
jungl"s 1900 miles from tbs nearest
civilization. raised his gun 20 shoot
Imagine his amazed SrIpcCactinn whom
a voice cried ou, IN rcri"ct English.
"Dorr shoot"
IIav" ynu imagined - Then lct us
Jrn.-..",l with III" St"r".
For the third time ~ l"H"rs -ustl"1,
erl a long bearded ma9. dad N n"
skins Of Wild zith"r", emerged INTO
view.
e "I suppose y"n arr SurTrie"d I" see
me" he Snid wish a forced smile 'Ner"
IN wilderness WNrr" yNu no doubt
thought yourself III" Hrst Uhit" man 70
set font but. as !; haTp"nS. y"u arc the
second will 'ell YOU my Stcri,
II arr n hsrlnit S"""ral months HS"
ned from the hnun's 81 civilization to
these manners wildS. where thor" ar" No
posters showing INC faces "f beautiful
yomcn thar can d"faCc by drawing
mu.tarhes and boards upon them. There
you ha," my story il nutshell. am
ohscSyed with an irrrHti>iihlc dosir" 10
add nus'achcs aud rN7tccS 10 every fair
poster face 'hp' meets my gaze. I re-
alize thgt 'hC craving IS morbid. but II
Is stronger Than 7. Surely you must
have noticed hilihosris on which W"r"
TN, faces of fair women bearing "ra%on
mustachrs and Eoat""s" am the
guilty ran--Ihc dcGl-r # poster ou,-
chrltudc. FINALLY Hed 10 'hcss fast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
AN ENGLISH REVOLUTION

4 revolution IN British politics seems
70 be at hand. Premier Lloyd George
has Gu, loose. not only from the Rad
calls but from the old LIBERAL Party. and
Is attempting 10 form new party
alignment which must depend very
largely on the support OF the old Tory
organization. Tho remarkable success
which the labor candidates have obtain
ed in a number Of recent elections tndt-
cato the possibility OF tho Labor party
becoming stronger. perhaps. than either
the Liberals or the Tories, and BY its
very nature forcing combination Of
tho Consc~, alive clements. Many good
political observers bclic"" tina. new
election will be held Within Tho next SIX
months. and that In tus election. the
alignment will be between the l-aeorLtes
on ono hand and the conservatives led
b. Lloyd George on the other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
GENERAL O'TOOLE
IN ENDORSEMENT
OF COL, CROSSCUP

Special Dispatch 10 the InteE;genc'r.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Jan. ID
General Edward O'TOo,H. ono OF the
largest coal producers in H." stat" and
head OF the United States Coal and Coke
Companys plant a. Carr. Mcpow"H
county. has given his unHUaliil"d en-.
dorscmrnt n the candidacy "r Colonel
raul ,;rosScup, OF Charleston. for II"
kepuhlicun nomination for governor.
General O'Toolc has Wr;t"'n Il strong
letter In Sh'rh h" advocates the nom'.
nation OF Col. GrUsScup M tho 6Tound
that he NOT only want. Il" see The R"-
publican party tleC; mo ""Nt adIrini'-
tratIun. but am greatly interested ~
S"":uE our state developed Us rar!dif
40 - puN~iOi" In the years to come.
Grr"rI O'Tonl" expresses -" onir-
!"N that The next governor Of West Ntr.
gjvina should hn a business nan and
o',r VIC has succeeded IN business. Il
feel that :lis Is IN" i'm" that W" mon
who have cur heats !" III" dr""i"1r'Hnt
-: thu state should speak VI. - tIat
our Vows may bc nnCwn'
He Rays D "frv high tribute - we
bushes" ability ~ C"'on'! Gr"ascnn
ard declares tha' ~ ~ no fear hut
tina; II he is nominated Nc will give 10
tho state business administration.
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FOR The LEGISLATURE
Short Greek Farmer Names MI. S1iltor
McCouoch.

Short Creek. W. Va. Jan. IS. 1870.
Editor 1ntclliScncCr.
Sir: see some mention Of possible
Republican candidate for the lcgisla-
ture from the country district, And IN
this connection, wish TO call attention
Of the voters 10 Milton NCColloch. ~nc
OF the best known and most active. m
tclligcnt and progressive farmers OF
Ohio county. Mr.. McColloch Is well
known to a very large majority oE the
farmers Of Ohio county. llo Is himself
a genuine farmer who lives on and wh"
farms his own farm. He is al iatcll'-
gent student OF public affairs. pleasant
and genial gentleman, and his neighbours
believe that ne is fully qualified To re-
present Ohio county III tho legislature
If Mr.. McColloch will b. n candidate, y
great many farmers in this section will
certainly be Gratificd and feel that IN
him they would have most excellent
representative
\ SHORT CREEK REPuBLlCAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
EXPULSION OF THE so.
CIALISTS

Tn" les stature or Nc" YORK pF an
ov"r@ h"lming majority "ns'a''u "N'
Socialist members elected from certain
districts from Ne" i'rN N''!' y"
later vote IN" les stature "ohnF"'' I,s
first action by a majority Oh - y" 90
While the presence oil I'VE ""'''''S'S !"
the New f"7N legislature vas
very serious mater 'o' n"a''"'' '"
their clectNcNt may a''u'' J"'' "''''
he0&'"". II does nor appear 'n'' any OF
ne Socialist legislators ma N'''"'eo '"'
ordinary cT'm!na! statutes Il U"cS hot
appear that ;h"Y hau c"nSfirso to over
throw the governments tnat 'n'y ma"
preacher rc'o!oHN'' q IN" '''.'
~ sed't!on. "n IN" contrary '''S SOW"
20 hay" "H"n in"or"'''"' ,'e'"''S>S ''o'o-
'nS '"T-1'" ''-"S 40 ~ ''-
81 H'"'!'' ~ ,''N'' ,hi,L
;''! ''"' ~ ''' ,..- 49,. 49,
'h'F IN" "'' ~
lax Or IF'"'''''' -
StN-s''s"' = ~ ISL -"
'""S@ "'"''''' ''''' ,,..-.t,,
ItsI>''tN7" va" =" a. VI e''S'
""''',e'''' '',' ,-,,,,n, ,ro-,
"crS' wa" N'''' '''
'"a'," - Nv' So .,..,,>,o,I,.
R"' n9p''"'''o'"
maze H'S''"'S'
The America" P''F'' v'''''e| "'''
grow hysS"r'ch' or % '"e' '"'''
ana. We hear q great u@4' d""u' OUT
shcvtsm and SoNi"tIs'a' ara ConsP'',
aces 10 overthrow the government ana
while. unsouei"d'H' tAcre Is some oa'''
for the anti kcd cAnpaiSn "n'en mas
been carried on 80 no'S'Iy oy MI a'u'-
e. Ard h'1 associates there - also =
good deal Of eHaSSera'''n an' F@o'Ca'-
ISM about II. 4lunu't'S O. INC" n"'o
o9cn arrested ana torn Iro" t"etF
homes, detained III jan or az SlI'S lS'a"H'
and later released. For the mana Aull
"t radicals "h"rn W. "3Ne n'P"' W
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A CORRECTION
Mr.. Haudlau Denies That Judge Dayton
knew Anything OF The Alleged
Agreement with Mr.. Ayrer.
Editor Intelllgencer.

Editor Intelllgencer.
Sir:-with respect TO the aSrccr'en nj
on the rart OF MIR. II. II. Byrer OF The
United States District Attorneys otiIcc
concerning a penitentiary penalty IN the
case Of George Seibert and Harry Smul
YOU say this agreement OF counsel
with tho assistant district attorney cN-
isted with full knowledge of Judge Day
ton and that tho judges attention was
called Ia II at the time Selhert anu
Smith pleadeH guilty at Phllippi !
desire to say that Judge Dayton did not
know anything Of the agreement either
at the time II was made. nor ut amy
time subsequent until nc was ready 4"
impose sentence upon the defendants NJ
ParkcrsburS upon yesterday At when
time I called upon Mr.. Ryrcr in ~"
presence Of tho court To state II" posi-
ton OF the district attorneys oftic" as
agreed to by himself at Philtrpt. with
respect TO tho penitenttary penalty. ana
upon his refusal 10 do so. was COWpcl' /
ed 10 tell the court myself what the
agreement WAS At this time | do not
caro- to mako any further statement
myself, other than 10 repeat that Judge
Dayton had no knowledge Of IN" aErc"-
mont until yesterday at ParkcrshurS.
and - request that you give this letter
as much publicity and as prominent a
space in your paper as tho article undcr
tho bend Of Gross Injustice Asserts
Attorney.
Very truly YOURS,
J. Is. IANDLAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
Mine RESCUE CAR
STATIONED HERE
II BEING Used to DeznorStr2te Lessons
70 CIassea In Mining work

Yesterday opened tho third session
OF III: mine school being operated ~
this city under tho direction OF THO !.
S. Mine bureau. assisted by the Stat.
authorities The y. S. Mine Bureau
car No. S Is in this city and the WORE
is being looked after by T. K W!iiiamS'
federal inspector. assisted BY n; d.
black and Robert Lilly. OF the "esi
Virginia department..
The classes are increasing daily and
tho miners as we'll Is tho operators are
taking q great interest in the worh.
This is beng done as this city Ia tEe
next couple weeks Will have rescunnS
stallion Of their Own. This car cHIes
Is complete mine rcscuipY sets "h'En
are being thoroughly explained 70 tar
s;urents and are also being urea ou..
This morning a class viii be pui ~
the house which has been rented Tor
this purpose, which will be filled w -
some Of tho poisonous gas anu IN 4:
viii be kept busy for two hours, 50 IT.
they can set used 10 the preAsnlnE az
paratus in case they will have 20 W.
such equipment some time IN INC IVA
future al
These men have the cooperation OF an
the mines in the Northern Panhsho'*
and Eastern Ohio. This csr VIII DC :"
the city until January "a; All men VIZ
would like 10 SEQ the display csn Q"
So. as the car Is opened 10 mo pub
from q. m, until , 2. III. every oas'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
Friday, January Is, 1890.
THE STRIKE A COSTLY
FAILURE

IT, ooatlv Iailurs Of both the steel
- ~. 90, s,-ika --.at move
r,snt. nv wbich radical labor leaders
.a,,-h, % -,,, ,~scri,e- victories. mus,
.nh.s;-A ,bc fntiIttv Of the general
- - ,r,,rov;,- con-
go - - p-,c,,,ar,v NO great
l.. ,A,s ..r,,rv N
So '''> -, - century TIL.
N"o ..,,.taA 49,. .,r,s, ha. been,
H.-,.l 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16

Nc are now Of NV critical p'ri"d
~ our national hi'. tn" r"crs"n E'tt"n
81 industry. OF "ur N'"iil 'nS' ~ '";'N
al 1t cur i'"!rrI'al Y"i"l."ra "'h va,
y.rrii md ruuuE cur S.lN = ar nj
.,ll..d NJ by the changes in IN" = .H''""S
rf ir,u and url!uus wEI"h "a" way noe
c>slriIl hrnuEhj about.
H. ORDER that IA" United States msy
ross catrh Il fresh grip and r"orgahi2"
=, institutions and s'Art Hrw 'Ar"'r
81 increased prosperity and Increased
freedom and ''hcrty. IA" Cord!a! and az,
til, cooperation between the FEDERAL
government and the stat" and 'nunlcipai
;,.l ,rurn.nt~. and SHInpath"' UNDER
>rnnd,nS and comprehension on IN" rAr'
IT - peopl" OF the United States. are
indeed Indispensable requisites.
IN" war d'uartucut has Wy dep
iH..rc,i IN tn, reorganization ni indus
~ anvil IN" =, -",npl"vr0"nt of labor. In
Tho 1T Tla,,. p"lvtIrIllN Hil ~ IN" IN
duetrN 81 ih,. country "'as Diverted anu
converted FROM ,'.H"" time CnNI"NW"ht
INTO war tliur rmpluNnl,Ut. Ch" factor
i-s in tho states mud cities which Hi"ITwn
making Pillow :, and went :" making shells
or rannong ar" DIV irrS instances ~
that. There was not only uNAn"H"uH
SCutim"@t Of patriotic IL ,"riHlr"'lor e'i,
there was universal DEVOTION az a.!
Of the industrial facilities and 81 all
NF Tho labor OF The country 10 the one
object OF winning IN" Wnr.
Tho department, however absorbed
directly ana quite 1PilN iIbil Ni''
finite devotion N" MAJOR rHrt ~ INC
mauutacturtnE facilities Of N" country
through the billions "t dollars aprr"-
urlatcd by congress for vast 1Md unrrHr-
cdentcd CNp"udiiur"s; III" labor Of -"
country too. NH~ drVO;0d 10 this Nork'
- tar as Il WAS Not already taken up IN
tho active. lighting force =. II was ON"
plrvtI In tho manufactures Of munitions
and war supplies. and the CI|' induSirN
Of the country had IL b. satisfied with
what r"Ualn,d. -,
We arc row interested in unrollInS
this vast and intricate maSS Of war IA
duatry whu,h VAS urEaui@.d IN the nor
lod Il activ" huStIl.tiCS. w" ais" have
a very dirrc, asd personal tntCr"St that
every soldier who fought tt IN" army
of the United States. whether J." was
abroad or h,r". should haN" 4 job. II
Is entirely uuihuhnll" thNi any man
whose industry or profession or other
career was interrupted. who Vac called
out Of college or out Of his apprentice
ship in industry. and went into our
forces, either IN training OH this side or
III the hghtinE ON the other side. should
come back I" country which his efforts
preserved and find such lack OF hos
vitality in his reception Tint he ~ not
able 70 find prottahlo omrlaI mont.
When thu srmtsticc was signed there
were outstanding some seven billions ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
ENFORCING THE Law

II IS on amazing thing that intelligent
men will deliberately enter into CouSptr-
acies for continuous viols:,on OF GRIM
inal laws. EHpcri"ncG and observation
must teach them tina, sooner or later
they VIII DC raush; and punished. one
successful violation Of statute like the
prohibition law csU prcnt the rlolator
only a little. wns,.v"r money no gets
mus, he earned through continuous vio-
lations. and I course Of continuous law
breaking IS always certain 20 bring de-
lection and punishment.
II the Federal courts a, Petersburg
this week, two vcll-knoN Ohio county
citizens received p"niteniiary sentences
under rather dranat:c circumstances.
Another man well-Suowr 20 many people
ia Ohio county. and formerly resident
here. received two-year Sent"rc" 10
the pcnltcntiary. All OF these mon de-
iibsTa;cly entered upon career OF law
breaking. They were NOT IN sympathy
with the prohibition l1r. and undertook
10 defy It. They were mc7 Of more than
average intelligence. and ouSh, to have
kncHn that sooner or later they would
be detected. Yet they chose 70 take the
chance
There - nothing r~--e clearly oStab-
lishSd IN the experience Of this country
than that career Of law hrcaKjns
eventually hr,nss disaster. There 10
nothing more clearly established than
that tho majority Of the people In this
country are law-ahidins. Whatever
may be th"Ir prejudic"S as 70 domestic
questions they respect the law and con-
tribute 20 its enforcement. and that
weu-rrounded respect for law IS the
foundation Of Republican government
In this tree land. the -eople make their
laws. and the strength Of the law is in
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from !; al tie SIS counties Of Ohio ~
,nnycr,ior hnrf today. adnrted reso'n.
t!ors pr"dg'as tNsir support in entor"'
ing any ,qxation Law thr legs lature
may enact In resolutions and ad'
dresses. iNr serious financial situation
~ the STATE vas sc, forth and the diff
Guilty the legislature is experiencing IN
drafting an adequate TAXATION measure
was fully recognized. \ fearless lNH
r~r cont assessment Of ranid'T incr"as-
irs values of realty and personal nrop.
Ir,v is declared to ~ tho need OF tire
nour and tho auditors r'Ndgrd that n"
NniIrirai considerations would ho given
n carrying out u the letter any 'aA1-
t,on measures that may be- enacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
Cadiz Man Indicted
For Murder Of Wife

Special Dispatch 20 mo Intsll!Senc"r.
TADIZ. O.. Ian. l5.--Edward Johnson
who was arrested IN NovGrrbsr on tho
Suspicion Of ha,iHE caused his wttH's
dNaih In Msy. ~ lalS. was indicted for
SECOND dfE-sn murder by the Harrison
county grand Jury to-day and n!H trial
;.ar hr.'i ~e; for Tuesday. January n.
The wifi. ,tranEcl" dtsaprsar'd from
their horr" and nothing could p" lcarn-
cd or her until h"r skeleton. partly COW
cred With lrANou. was accidentally DIS
80. .r.d by a h"! "t the n"!Ehborhcod,
"a, NOVEMBER.
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Will Fine Members
Of Ohio Legislature


Special Dispatch 70 the lrteil!sencer.
COLJMBI'S. O.. Jan. l5.-Repuhlican
..ad. r. or Ia" iceis!stur" having nlan-
r"d - r'",.', tbs c""ntuS UNTIL Mon
day. ru.av 1T tn members lett tcr
h,yl" Ig,v,Vtr. when tho recess reso-
lu,Iur unsS"h by the S"nate was sent
|, the hou..c not enough members were
present - adopt L.
4, A result sessions must be held to-
morrow. and Speaker kimball announcr.
- that every member not present will
b. fined SO. ,
Thr Repuhli"ar state advisory COM
mlttco to-day appointed a sub commit
TO-, tn rartrr with Republican leaders
on a taN,tiCn plan.
over the veto Of Governor COX to-day.
hills regulating fishing at Cedar Point
and cor 4 park At Cleveland were press
"a.