https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/77e456c8e843054e9b35ed0de4547736.pdf 5b41bf30cd75d081656dcda0402045a9 PDF Text Text ..... ,., • . '' ' '• ' \BY 71!• ;&soocl.ted P-) llOSTQN,• Nov, '~4.-Tho ''Tiger Franco'l' ._.f'~ 'baCk ,to eonatoro !clomo a lt).l ftrot 1');roertcan .lnt:or, l-1. yief, rep)p:nJ parttcmlarly ~\ICIImt.r Senatora HKebcook Borah. " enator Hlt•,.ooek called • "1' ' I • l"fii~Bil' • Oleoi•aJotiu ••• :i I '" '" HO "' " 0 .... '" '" litO lri O lliO '" '" 1 00 100 100 '" "' 100 100 S20 r, .tn 1 90(620 1 !IO "" I I J li O '" r, n 3 !iO ~ \ "' "' "' I HO I ~ 0 900 1 00 100 vote OnJy for a tew more day& W.hon I lie Is iree I dare blm 'tO co to and Ieam the ~cU." 19r) 300 lDO ~ uo I tOO :1 'i O I I "'I \ ·:···t :W~'IJ 1. JN8TI\UC'rJO'N8 TO 'J'AXPAYERS, j • 11!&%u on ruL eetate remalnlnr unpnh1 July ao, 1922, should t<l JIB.!d beforll Jnnur1ry 1. 19%8 tc avoid advtrtllhi'r 1 !l'bt e~OUectlon Will Clolie on Jan unry 20 19211 nnd no tuea will be rocclv~u nfter thnt date until the lu•~~U~Uon w~l.ch "\\' oloe, July 20 102 1 , h:~jtll f•X'III are d, nqueht-ln cnae ot fn llu rc to pny th e Oecembw lnatallmonl or taxee on J;'CILI esvttc, then~ ht~•ame tieCome~ delinquent ltm\. ~~ penalty or 1fi"u/,., wi ll J)e ndd a1 ~ :1, . . .~~·· " en pere~nal lltoperty returned delinqu ent nl the August settlement :ue eub j&c:!t td a penalty of nal ••~.t•. • JI~J!,Rif ~Y lna.ll, •end :roqr own pononn.l check, t1ratt Ot' poiJt omce :r.Tone)' Order • .. 1 rlnl Wfih r~u ,yoUr lut te~oipl .. W'IOD• Parfnc tau1 will plea.tur exnmlne their r tt'!Q iptl n.nd ue It n. ll lhlllr land11 ' nnd chattt1ls ~ appear 1 n.onrnRT WARNER, Treasurer, Meigs County, Ohio Tr•bu.iir•~ • .Otftee, M;ell'l b.nanty ,... ff: 1P•1...1MV* Ohto, October U~ lib, ~ :'1.!' i, tt a I ' •. ~ ....,.ON~~~~~~~~~~'~-------~~~~---~~--~--------~ • I Approxlm~ttely 50 men l care breaking cn111 c rwhlle tho) W()re \\Ore worltlng In the "yards at the being bu.ulad up the slopo t o t.he en tlme and uU or these num war!.' eltb thh; atlro Ian trance <lrashed downw ard sovorlng er kllle dor injured 1 ~lectrlc circuit This caused a Entrance II Cleared 1 spark an d11.1:1 tile cars crashed Into At u late hour last ntght. tho mallt ~~;~~:i;~~::~:~ ~ ~r• I~~~ 'fyartls" In the Interior or tho Oicla!il the I"' ne, the et.plaelon occurred , So ~ • ' ' •.~I,~~D "'OU alk by Halt tor the amount of your tnxe11 •lefllgnnte your property clcnrly , etnto In who,~~:o llllmw t I PrQJ'6rtl' Wfl.lt on A11rll 11, 1921 In what townahlp what taxin g tll tilrlc t run! number of acres Be 114re ,. 1'411q 11 thl11 1tMemept with ycnr remlttnnl'ltl lt v ill age or cbrporatllm JJrOJJ c r ty ghe ow n er 11 n a ma and oum~r.. ot 'lot Alwayl llin4 eelf &dtlNII!IIIld lltn.mpi:U\ onvolopo A\110 11t.1tc wh el11 e r penonal 11roperty or ~'·•r.t•~t~ c~ftllled MOTHER MIGHT HAVE KILLED .HER FAMILY' ~ (Continued rr.om page on~e) was a statement ot 1\~r tlenderson, that he teared •atteml)lfl made to polson tila tah.Uy by an cmy who hatl a dt!h~e !or htm growlng out ofthe ahopm1en s strike where he was omployejl by the Pennsylvnnla ra.tlroa!l ~ompanY Dr Mondhan k said tbat Tueadu.) even'ng \gave' them ortlers to elt.t , no food ther J ~ r, ' I ·rj tl{e,<.otlier \" 'I •' ' on Qu~lity ··~nd·· • fellow'~ Prices and beat 'him on Service .. " SILVERTOWN CORDS -~ •• ' $13.110 32•4 • 29;11 32··~ • 31.70 ~d • 441.98 at.s 49.30 GOODRICH ' Come ~o u$ and y,o\,•n get the new low prices on G9odriCh'Sil vertowl\!ibr Coodrlclt Fabrics ;....fre,ah, pew.•alotk wlt)i a"l!)t o( life •nd Jon( we•, in etery tire• ' nss•• FAlRICS • • '" $ ••65 10765 ~nnda cntrnnce to Mine No § ,W%Jl had on nof Jl b'k any wato'r and re 9cuo workers 'Were using.- thl~ tram a well lh the rear yard ~lnu' ltaneo'uoly 'great waa tl1e bla•t tlJat the fl,•mos · 1' ' ,. " entrance to enter the mtne antl con Clltly the tamily OlU11'0I) theRe lnOf •tliree •.eklpi'r'l.ca!'fll belchml upwa.rd all tlw v.Jty to the tlnue their work strucUoos because lfr Heuderson ·~~~~:! ,J~ . ••tUd'' down the -aiOJle to mil~ erdi.MnC<f fl.pploxlm~Liily 1100 .Accortllng t() one of Lhe or~t mtn6rs purchased ~vlslon.$ and several f'iarf.s," appro1 hnatt}ly ~eet and theu continued on 200 hJet to be taken out altvc the explosion 1 times during the ef enlng procured tro):ll the ' entr&nce:~ Thes~ fu1'lther t{J the mlnn tipple, setting came wlt 11 little wu.rulng to the meu water at one or the hetgbora as late ,.__, t 1-l ~....- .....,....~-----------,------- ' working deep \ en, I' ': ' :·; ·'' B ' I• ' jl ~ J. • 1 ' n. -~ t:J ~ea(her ' :Jerkins A Genuine Leather Vest, WOCII-lined, without Sleeves. 1 'BEITER THAN ASWEAlER ' . la~:~t, I mntHlng their faces tn coats 'IIUCJ\L MtiOW nnd clothing, tho 11ttle band or men S1.ott Rld!fWay, conoll.cted, with flu strugg\e(l CJnward, finally winding P & M' Eleetrtc Co, and tocl\1 Binet tholr way to fresh alr and tbUII gaiR· rallwly lett tod&y ttJ attend the 1ng tht~ entry way .. meettng of the Ohio Bhto Elecl;iual Flr1t To Reach Outllde Dealers Association &Q 1 elertrlcnlex· These men Were among the first to hlhtt at Columbus. Tb.e 1cach the outside with actual ~ews of bas been tn session all weak tho tmi'lble scenes Inside Ule Jllllne. It ta exl)ected tb~t •hen scott N· They told or pn5slng <Jv~r bodies In turns he will have some wllndertnl t}, ~ mntn e •try and of seeing oth.er storlea to relate or all tbe late wonmluers badly lnjured and monnlng derrul lllVentlona in tlllcd!cnl anplla to1 help, o rM the rata! atte~-da.mp ancea, ltrhtll\g syste.101, etc., otc.: too snuft'fld out th eir 11ves numerous to mentloa • Dolomite mine No 3 Is pperated on a 80-tnch Pratt coal seam and ha.a slope open ing Accbrdtng to the! SNAP S!IOTS ( repott to the state mtne inet~ec· , tor the mine fenera.tos AM, but sumWalter L Cohan, 'a nel'l'O ot N~w clant fan ventilation aq.d otber tat& Orl~s. appohtte:d by President Harding tO be comptroller of CU8tODUJ ty guards were maintained to "Cause at that cl~ 1 the mtne to be reg:.rdfA1 aa eufe Manar&mul of ~ Reltly Colllertea / ' -----t , j oompaDr'a ~ ~ 'GARMENT v' oF tHE GREATEST UTIUTY PaR ..... OUTDOOR USE: SIZES 38 TO 46. mine No "1, at Spangler, Pa , W&J lield reepnd1tbJ'(I ·tor tlle Blr In ha Ala Nov 23 -Seven· explotion In Uie ud"dei\round Wprlt· m I mj ' InKS on NoT fl last, !,hiD 71 men mel tv mlnera w:.tre klllad and 60 inJured,~ death, tn the corontt'e Jur:y verctlct. some of tttem Mrlously, in a du&t ex· Accused of takt.n • ..,~~ultaa.e th..t •1m ot a Iiquori~.~~ world, "" loud Jau';b p~oh'i.bly , went up hi aome wet quartort tn Amer,lca. ; "tou'll nn8r ,;~at- BJurop~ dry, lheoe w~l Pl'<),l>illl), ~·•~•ll , BATTLE MAY FOU:O:W Out '~lit •.,.111foot" 1mOYem~nt, aa It's called' •hefe, 1a maltl,nl proJress In fll'o.tone.. ,rll It'~ n_ot accompltahlns l'!UP~ •1!1 lbef...f'•OI b\akln~ COUb!riOI I 1 mMATF.S·RF.ScUE one!drt •~ "'tt 111 bnn~ag in, r:e•trtc- tlona and local optton-and that waa tbt D!i,tloo-W:Ide o~HQ"aii•Bj l ' '"·' otorted lb Amerlea1 ' ,.-~; See for yourself what progreill' tlie dry movement b.ta, made on thta eon:~ 1 ttnent: ' ll••llfii->Wet, but pbmty, or 'P'!<I" ~'<9 Pit II m&tlnJ .tor ~ tempttrapco.1PT_,ta ••l • '. I ' 'l \ J ~~ ~ 'I . ~~{~ ) I ~Dt HiiiDIIcb f1 a, .teAt\ltalet. ~ ~.;' ~ Mtle FBeptblle~-t+-Litbullla, · ktvli. '• and Elltlilanlal&re ..tet, because theJ 1t~ rje and potato pfoduclq ~> 'CCI'utrti~ 'J. I 11 Where much •..ocfldi:a li 1r dlttlllea, ... .._ t ~. DTOpUCIDf 11)011 rtYJDlU!, aut J ,, a.nce movement 11, .oft <;Jot. to nta. ~~~~~~~·~;~ ~q~utor; •}, be~ h~ii!e1. I t~,mper- ' , (By The Ataoctated Prest) OOIJU~UB, 0' NOT 34.·-Pll\lll· legal 'b'attle Ill 11\lrbt proTide & l84l1Ql to the I,IJ18Cia.lutar · "reM1IO" of U 'former In· lnilt~· or tba ()hjo ' lnltllullon lor (BJ Til• '~ted awer ' he aald •·u tbero are au.r lfBErble minded Cram a. bunk houaa at fHILAhkiLPHrA, NpY 2i - An:r this oountrr whO are atrlp eoal mine near 1'urth.l ~r'""' f11!0Yeml'tntil to lower wagea or :rQhteta lower wtgea tor coal rqbtera beltll many ta:,Or&ble wortlng year, tbey 'Dl&1 ~ well ab4n4on ' ' '"" the.t .. a. Pteli) 1:•9•~11th>n• r:-:_1:\ntei:J. .. qu~m In *recent lhntleipallall ll o ! . !~ ~tbo~, ~ ~' J ' Deela.rtn& thl.t the 14 boy.s lnf8tgled a.,:11 b'om Uu! I t•Jtl1•n and put to work al tHe mine DQ:t be iuiawerect b7 the ':lsktnr for•n• ' ' E1Ue Se1<rli11, ' edlto!',.... ot tho U~ liect Mlno tol'1 conilltone representntlveR o1 the weltare department and ""''"·l fiYI'f'MlliL\ stattl pOltilG s-woopod upon the place, 'bundled tbe boys ln·I.~¥~·~J!!~ to automobilol'l ud w:hlakad oTcr the ah.ls Jl'l.c into Ohio before l ~ourt octlon to 1/etaJ.n them miKM bp ' ' . ploslon In Dolomite Mlno No 5 •i ~~~ I WaJ !oil, 1\oJo . R<>I~illol, 18, loalll!4 Woodv.atd Iron company, nine \mnes from• a. wtndchr OD.'hlr Moond ftoor room ID 1ho Y M. ~. A at Cplcago, from this ctty, which trapped A.S(I tD l&n etrort to end M"flt Ute She 11 1 : work en benea.tb tyte a~r"ftL<:el eQ~te( to -lrecont. ~ FJre which tollowed U.le expiO&lou · 1 ' \ .- - - - . , . . - - htndered the work ot resone and Was ' believed to have- been ruPQnalble tor "< ' ~·Very FuU in the Ann-pita to Give Free Swins of the Anna many death11. 6 The iajured jlmona: the ,\.., Hr11t men raoued: were removed to < ll~n Temporanoe trnUin ti/ , PnUadol· phli:, tb&t Urp.alzat1Dn 1 rub ted [tB LUT TO A'I'I'ENJI STAJ! ELIC• w" ,r f ~n ll'>Jifi,TOII BIIO~tji'Q I 1 New• 8tiil !ll>rl11tpoadtll1 LONDON, t<Jov, lt...,Wh'n nlth.-reeent1 ae11ion of the-j:Wo~en~s Cbrla- the entries Thlsjat 9 o clock, tbe ti'!le ho warJ miner .stated that: the first w•rnlng he lleen alive Aecordljnlis t, to Dr hu1l wu.s when. the coDcusslon "ot the hank, this may be •a.k,en to lndleate big blnst ttnlt turned ih1m 'bo 4i1y that the polson was nttmlnlstered by ILhout !He etu:tted to make his *ay eome one 1n tlle hpn~ehold. There toward the moutl~ or tho mtne IUid wa.s no trace ot gas tumea tn the was jotned by other miners, he sa.id house, Mcordlng to tho11e who en~ter· ·l ed It According to netghborrt. A~tor they blld :proceeded a ljhort family ware congental and hl!<bllr I distance, he stated, shouts ot other religious millers were heard uhead of them an~ llloldlng their breath as best they ' • TI·•• "m glad to tell Mr. COCk he J!t h~ the senattJ owlii.B "Well, I I 150 to Bea11emer bo!pltale: Half ot the men are white AI the worJt or N!scve proll'eltled re~ortt brought 1to the ~urtace lell boperuJ. One squad or wolflilro reported !Jeelnc bodies •'etrewn alons: tb:e main pasaagetray " A& darkne.as came, womeb ani! liren, black, DEMOCRAT! , , APPOINTED TO - DA,Y.' ,_ S SEAT STillMAN LOSES ...... r..hJ •** 81 ·~~~·~~1~~~M;~~~~ ~ coaneettidl TbP IJDIDel"' a.re �' ,I . .¥5 ' ' l ;1' ' '' "' ••' ,. I ' '' ' ' ,,. '' ' ' ( I 1 ' I .., ,, ,. ' '., , ' ' .. ., ,; •' • ' ' ·' I ,• ' I . '' ·' '" I ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 24, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News