Steubenville Weekly and Regional Notes Collide in 1920s Herald
The Steubenville Herald prints a mixed page of notices and commentary. It notes Steubenville subscriptions, McKeesport gas field activity with 63 producers and 24 dry wells, wage wage disputes in Pueblo, and a Chicago father’s controversial act. It reviews political tidbits from Washington to Europe, including plans for Daylight Saving, Ireland’s parliamentary setup, and German postwar concerns. The piece touches Hoover’s nomination, Wilson’s stance, and global affairs from Denmark to Constantinople, with comments on coal, inflation, and labor opinions.
Senator Smoot Targets Useless Government Periodicals
Senator Smoot has achieved the suppression of 106 unnecessary government periodicals from various departments. This is described as only a fair beginning and calls for continued effort to reduce wasteful publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Tornado Avoided Severe Ohio Valley Damage
Despite a Sunday tornado that reached Ohio, the upper Ohio Valley largely escaped the worst effects. The region remains a highly desirable place to live despite some drawbacks noted in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Georgia Democrats Face Sphinx Like Silence On Third Term
In Georgia, Democrats struggle to rally Mr. Wilson over a third term. He remains elusive, insisting on mystery and delaying a clear stance as party efforts continue to press for a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Mr. Wilson
New York Boy Disappears With Bonds Worth 118000
A New York boy vanished recently and carried government bonds totaling 118000 dollars. The loss raises concerns for authorities seeking the young holder and the security of the bonds amid ongoing investigations.
Waste and Wasteful Dumping of War Cans on Governors Island
The War Department disposed of 100000 unissued garbage cans in an open field on Governors Island New York. Cans priced at 6 each were later sold for 8 each but buyers found them deteriorated by exposure. The loss totaled about 600000 with similar incidents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Governor's Island
New York Harbor
Senate urged to bury memorial on treaty ratification
The writer denounces a 25 New York signers memo asking Senate to send the treaty back for ratification and for a fall referendum. The piece calls the proposal silly, impracticable, dangerous, and says the League scheme has brought blessings to the country while the project should be buried beyond hope of resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate
Tax free bonds could ease state road funding
The piece argues that a constitutional amendment taxing public indebtedness hinders selling five percent bonds for road construction and suggests tax free bonds at four percent would be cheaper. It notes most bonds exit the state to escape taxes and that few funds return, urging readers to learn simple financial lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Review of a Hoe Vee Play Abraham Lincoln
A critique notes flaws in the play Abraham Lincoln by a Hoe Vee writer. It cites inaccuracies about Lincoln's 1860 era home life including a fire seating and smoking, arguing modern tastes misrepresent history while acknowledging the work aims at mood over exact detail. The piece remarks audience expectations and historical liberties as acceptable in theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
America
England
Lincoln
Brown
Lincoln and the Civil War in a Melodramatic Play
A critique argues a postwar portrayal of Lincoln is a caricature that exaggerates traits and misrepresents events. It defends Lincoln as honest, modest, and well educated, noting his frontier origins, brief schooling, and competent leadership, while dismissing sensationalized depictions.
War Department contrasts in postwar economy and labor politics
The article contrasts wartime economy with peacetime efficiency, noting prudent disposal and retention of assets, a single capable leader, and a cautious presidency. It questions U S governance, cites no regular cabinet meetings for nine months, criticizes President Wilson, and highlights Poland’s working class demanding production discipline amid privation while labor and government align against Bolshevik influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Lansing
Wilson
Adriatic
Ruhr
Harding's Great Speech By Senator Harding Lingers In Steubenville
The speech last night drew high praise for Harding's poise logic and eloquence. The audience applauded his analysis and supporters feel proud of a great American and Ohioan whose policies inspire enthusiasm in Steubenville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Senator Harding
Steubenville
Russia’s Artels Stand Against Bolshevik Rule
An essay argues that Russia’s artels or cooperative societies, numbering about 100 million of 180 million people, endure despite Bolshevik attacks. The author notes these co operatives, along with the Orthodox Church, form an imperium in imperio that Bolshevism cannot crush, offering future hope for Russia and suggesting support for their persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Imperium
Transfers of numerous properties in various townships and cities
Multiple deeds record transfers of parcels across Steubenville area townships and cities including Cross Creek, Ross, Smithfield, Wayne, and Beaver in deals valued at $1.00 to $2000. Names include Paisley, Meredith, Scott, Milosevich, Mueller, Brettell, Johnston, Brown, Crippen, Evans, Mackey, Wamaley, Erskine, Martin, McEntire, Moore, Nightingale, Yocum, Smogar, Nelson, Kuligowski, Leratta, Di Bacco, Johnson, Carpenter, Knepper, Tweed and others. Amounts range from $1.00 to $2600 with several plots described by lot numbers and township locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitelaw R. Scott
Harry Ages
Cross Creek
Veronics
Farkas
Mika Milosevich
Yurjevic
Steubenville
Daniel T. Johnston
Lewis Brown
W. H. Rogers
D. Brilliant
Ebenezer B. Crippen
Wm. H. Thompson
Smithfield
Richard Evans
Samuel T. Paul
Johnson
Add
Albert J. Martin
Mahala Martin
Island Creek
Ft Island Creek
Martha Jane McEntire
Dee’d
Vincent McEntire
Saumageorg
Stokley’s Int
Ernest Mercer
M. C. Moore
Bergholz
Marton HR. Moore
MacDonald H. Westlake
Wayne
Alfred Nightingale
Robt. B. Paisley
Saline
Lucy A. Reynolds
Elmer E. Thompson
Richmond
Monroe
Chas. McCann
Ida M. Nelson
Albert Bickerstaff
M. A. Nelson
Frank Kuligowski
Elmer E. Shaw
Dickinson’s
Angelina C
Kate Knepper
Katie Kropp
Beall and Breele City
Wm. S. Tweed
James Potter Lois
Millers &. D. City
Property Transfers In Steubenville Area Docket List
A large slate of real estate transfers and affidavits is listed, detailing parcels across Steubenville Township, Knox Township, Wilson and Wells, Mingo, La Belle View, and related areas. Names include James Potter, Elmer Shaw, Eva Allen, Thos McLean, August Heineccus, Fredericca Helmetcius, Gertrude Barrett, Wm A Anderson, Jessie Still, Delbert Anodw, Eben Medill, H D Eynon, Jarner A Williams, Mary Moren, Wm R Scott, Artie Emery, Gertsmeyer, Giovanni Blanco, Gloss Park Realty Co., Leah Paul, Pearl Blackburn, Edwin H Bkey, Albert Sartori, Alfred James, Le Roy Allen, Thomas J James, and many others with parcels priced from $1.00 to $50.00 or more, including hundreds to thousands of square feet and acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Potter
la Belleview
Elmer EB. Shaw
Samuel Reiner
Wilson & Wells
City
Eva Allen
Luther D. Rhinehart
Orig. Bergholz
Thos. W. McLean
John Billie
Knox Twp
Householder & Atkinson Empire
Heineccus
Hannah McNél
Steubenville
Fredericca Helmetcius
Gertrude M. Barrett
Wm. A. Anderson
Ernestine Hallett
Lota
Mingo Jet
Union Cemetery
Ass'n
Ross Adama
Jessie M. Lbfettell
Guardian
Jessie Still
McKees
Mingo
Delbert R. Anodw
Samuel G. Stewart
Simmons & Fosters
Eben Medill
Wenzel Schubert
Warren
H. D. Eynon
Jarner A. Willams
W. .T. Elliott
Wm. Wheaton
Springfield
Mary W. Moren
Follarsnee
Island Creek
Wm. R. Scott
Minnie Belle Scott
Murphy
Andy Martana
Naom! Williamsons
Es Knox
Hahhan Gertsmeyer
Delbert Snow
P. H. Imp
Carmilio Foteone
Giovanni Blanco
Oris
Gloss Park Realty Co
Albert
Welch
Rose Park
Leah Paul
Geo. A. Palmer
Stendenville Twy
Metes
Pearl H. Blackburn
Piisabeth Turnbull
McKee’s Heights
Edwin H. Bkey
F. Sente Bononi
Cross Creek
Albert Sartori
John Ludeinski
Mt. Pleasant
Frank D. Sihelai
Frank
King
Und
Pebbel Bank
J. Rossist
Thos. J. James
Alfred T. James
Seatons
Amsterdam
le Roy Allen
Seaton
Clarence Miller
Thos. F. Coleman
Ralph Midler
la Belle View
Geo. Vandine
Mary J. Philabaum
Gry'a
D. City
Anna E. Bendure
Fred Ty
Bandblade
Fred Sloop
Mary Elia Williams
Winfield
Carson
B. Ki. Edwards
Deaths of William Clark and Mary Sidor in 1920
Death notices report nine year old William Clark son of William and Iona Clark dying at his grandparents home on Tuesday morning and infant Mary Sidor daughter of Paul and Anna Sidor dying at her parents residence on Friday morning April 2 1920 at one o clock both sections noting bereavement and sorrow in respective families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ¥. Clark
William
Iona Clark
W. R. McGregor
Mary Sicor
Mary
Paul
Anna Sidor
Prospect Avenue
William F Heat 61 Dies After Illness at Home
William F Heat aged 61 died at his residence 8323 North Third Street this morning at 9 30 after a lengthy illness He came to the country two years ago from England and lived in this city He was a steel worker at the Carnegie Steel plant in Mingo and was a member of the Methodist church He is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Heat
William F. Hess
North Third St
England
Carnegie Steel
Mingo
Methodist Church
James K P Hill Dies at 76 in Russell Kentucky
Relatives in this city yesterday received news of the death of Jas. K. P. Hill at his Russell Kentucky home. He was 76, son of John and Mary Adams Hill, born at the old homestead in Steubenville township, this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. P. Hill
Jas. K. P. Hill
Russell
Kentucky
Mr. Hill
John and
Mary Adams Hill
Steubenville Township
This County
Funeral of Martin Nee at St Agnes Church Sfixo
The funeral for Martin Nee was held this morning at nine o'clock from St Agnes church Sfixo, with Father Nantey officiating. Pallbearers were Joseph Boyles, Joseph Neider, George Kreas, Walter Sinclair, John Yegenhardt and Frank Fahey. Interment followed at Mt Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Nee
St. Agnes Church
Sfixo
Father Nantey
Joseph Boyles
Joseph Neider
George Kreas
Walter Sinclair
John Yegenhardt
Frank Fahey
Mt. Calvary Ceemtery
Funeral Held For Nehemiah Ross At North Eighth Street
The funeral of Nehemiah Ross was held from his mother-in-law Mrs John Phillip son at 741 North Eighth Street at 2 6 oclock Tuesday afternoon. The Rev Downs conducted the service and relatives served as pallbearers. Burial was in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehemiah Ross
John Phillipson
North Eighth Street
Downs
Union Cemetery
Funeral Services For John A Swickard Jr Hold Monday
Funeral held from residence near Center Chapel with Rev Morris officiating. Quartet provided music. pallbearers included Frank and Joseph Swickard and J W Scott. Interment at Union Cemetery. Also funeral cortege for Homer Hall arrived from Pittsburgh and was interred at Pan Handle station with Rev Dr Barnett presiding and pallbearers George Y P McCracken P B Brady Sigmund A Laubheim and Judge John Mans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Swickard, Jr
Center Chapel
Morris
Harry Welday
Charles Ford
Charlies Gilly
John Hobson
Frank
Joseph Swickard
J. W
R. W. Scott
Union Cemetery
Homer Hall
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Pan Handle
Dr. Barnett
Hamline Mf
George Y P. McCracken
P. B. Brady
Sigmund A. Laubheim
John Mans
Beck Obsequies in Brilliant for John S. J. Beck
Funeral services for John S. J. Beck, respected Brilliant resident, were held at the family home with K of P lodge in charge. Born February 13, 1876 in Brooke County West Virginia, he died March 20 1920 at age 44. He married Christenia Beck on October 19 1900 and joined the Christian church of Brilliant 28 years ago. He leaves his wife and son Donald and a sister Mrs Abner Longbottom of Brilliant, along with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brillant
Ohio
Donald
Abner Longbottom
Funeral services for Mrs Louise Stoeckle held today
Funeral services for Mrs Louise Stoeckle were held from the late residence 311 Hill Avenue this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev Haur man conducted the service. Pallbearers were Herman Uhlich John Lutzgeselle John Fehsie Charles Hrandt Charles Otte and Otto Ritter. Interment Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stoeckle
Hill Avenue
Rev. Haurman
Herman Uhlich
John Lutzgeselle
John Fehsie
Charles Hrandt
Charles Otte
Otto Ritter
Union Cemetery
William S Robinson Dies After Illness in Wheeling Area
William S Robinson age 44 a lifelong Ateubenville resident and engineer on the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad died at his home 249 North High Street after four weeks of illness from a complication of diseases. He was a member of the First Methodist Protestant church the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Protective Home Circle. He leaves behind his wife a daughter Mrs Harry Bates Jr his mother Mrs J N Snodgrass and a brother J A Robinson all of Ateubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Robinson
North High Street
Mr. Robinson
Ateubenville
J. J. Robinson
Wheeling & Lake R. R
First Methodist Protestant Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Protective Home Circle
Harry Bates, Jr
J. N. Snodgrass
J. A. Robinson
Mrs Caroline Baumann Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Caroline Baumann died at her daughter’s home 1211 Lincoln Avenue on Thursday morning March 25 1920 at 11 o clock. She aged 79 and was a devout member of St John’s Lutheran church. She leaves two sons Charles and Henry of Alkanna and five daughters Mrs Arthur Mactee Mrs W C Dungan of Lincoln Avenue Mrs Mina Brady of Prospect Avenue Mrs W F Blach Island Creek and Mrs Ben Shaeman of Los Angeles Cal. Her husband died eight years ago and one son William about fifteen years ago. She is survived by many grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Baumann
Arthur Macteo
Lincoln Avenue
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Shoe
Charles
Henry Baumann
Alikanna
Mia
Arthur Mactee
W. C. Dungan
Mina Brady
Prospect Avenue
W. F. Blach
Island Creek
Ben Shaeman
Los Angeles
Cal
William
Funeral services for Mrs Narcissa Latimer held in Brooke County
The funeral for Mrs Narcissa Latimer was conducted Thursday at 2 PM from her late residence in St. John's district Brooke County W Va Rev Sidener of St Pauls church officiated with music by the Colliers M E church choir The pallbearers were John Latimer Floyd Hunter Frank Sharpe Crawford McMasters and Roy Elson Interment followed at St Johns Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narcissa Latmer
St. John’s District
Brooke County
W. Va
Sidener
St. Paul's Church
Colliers M. E. Church
John Latimer
Floyd Hunter
Frank Sharpe
Crawford McMasters
Roy Elson
St. John’s Cemetery
Dailey Rites Held After Sudden Death on Brown's Island
George IE Dailey died suddenly at his Brown's Island home at 4:80 pm Wednesday. Born in 1859 at Fast Steubenville, he lived mostly in this city. Survived by wives Jennie Bray and Huniece Erwin, two sons Harry and Charies of East Liverpool, Geo Jr. of Baltimore, four brothers Dante Charies Allen William, and three sisters Mrs. Sarah Davis Mrs. Charles Angul Mrs. William Austin. Funeral at Lindsey's on Saturday at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George IE. Dailey
George Elmore Dailey
Brown's Island
Fast Steubenville
Jennie Bray
Huniece Erwin
Baltimore
Dante
Charies
Allen
William
California
Sarah Davis
Charles Angul
William Austin
Youngstown
Lindsey
Death of Miss Martha Carnes Remains in Norwalk Ohio
Announcement of Miss Martha Jane Carnes death at her sister Mrs C F Canby home in Norwalk Ohio on Wednesday March 31 1920. She was 83 born on a Jefferson county Island Creek home farm moved to this city as a child lived at Marth Fifth street until sixteen years ago and died in Norwalk. Survived by sister and two nieces. Funeral services held Friday afternoon with interment at Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Janes Carnes
Martha Jane Carnes
C. F. Canby
Norwalk
Miss Carnes
Manassah
Martha Carnes
Island Creek Township
Jefferson County
Marth Fifth Street
Hamline Church
M. C. Price
Eva Jane Canby
Nrwalk
Death of Nehetmah Ross Shocks Local Community
Nehetmah Ross died suddenly March 27 at 10 a m at his late home near New Comerstown Ohio. He was 55 and had lived in Steubenville all his life before moving to a Reeds Mills farm three years ago. Survived by wife Mary Phillipson and three children Grace John and Raymond. Also two sisters Mrs W H Elvy Nebraska and Mrs Samuel Cox California and two brothers Simon and William New Jersey. Funeral Tuesday March 30 at 2 p m at the home of Mrs John Phillipson Sr 741 North 8th Street. He was a Congregational Church attender and member of Steuben Camp M W of A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citay
Nehetmah Ross
New Comerstown
Steubenville
Reeds Mills
Mary Phillipson
Grace
John
Raymond
W. H. Elvy
Nebraska
Samuel Cox
California
Simon
William
New Jersey
Congregational Church
Steuben Camp
M. W
John Phillipson
North 8Th Street
Mrs Latimer Dies at 76 in Brooke County Home Nearby
Mrs. John Latimer aged 76 died March 30 1920 at 6:45 AM at her daughter Mrs George Hunter s home near Colliers Brooke County W Va She was born April 1 1844 in Brooke County and lived there all her life She leaves four daughters Mrs James Donovan Mrs George Hunter Mrs Edith Dungan Mrs Wylie Anderson two sons Charles and W S Latimer and a brother Alfred Cairnes Funeral arrangements are not listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Latimer
George Hunter
Colliers
Latimer
Ellis Ap
Sarah Cairnes
Old Home Place
Brooke County
W. Va
Ohio Valley Hospital
Lower Market Street
Charles
St. John's Episcopal Church
James Donovan
Edith Dungan
Wylie Anderson
Follansbee
W. S
Fernwood
Alfred Cairnes
Folfansbee
Levi B Altman widow Leah Altman obituary
Yeah B Altman widow of Jos Altman a well known business man of this city died Monday morning March 29 1920 at nine o'clock after prolonged illness. Survived by four sons David Henry Morris Harry two daughters Mrs I Rabinovitz Rebecca Altman four grandchildren. Funeral services held at B nai Israel Synagogue where she was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeah B. Altman
Leah B. Altman
Jos. Altman
David
Henry
Morris
Harry
I. Rabinovitz
Rebecca Altman
Israel
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Boys Sent To Industrial School For Petty Robberies
Two boys named Frank Zarko and Brownie Zynick pleaded guilty to a series of petty robberies here over several months and were taken to the state Industrial School in Lancaster this morning by Special Deputy Zimmeran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zarko
Brownie Zynick
State Industrial Boys School
Lancaster
Zimmerman
Probate Court Probate of John 8 Beck Will
Probate court hears and probates the will of John 8 Beck. James Lemman files inventory and appraisement for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Beck
James Lemman
Marriage Licenses for McIntyre Steubenville Couples
Wash Jackson age 25 and Beat Milton age 24, both of McIntyre, H. old G. Graham age 26 and Mary Louise Moses age 23, both of Steubenville, obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Jackson
Milton
McIntyre
Old G. Graham
Mary Louise Moses
Steubenville
Miner John Evans Killed In Mine Accident at Amsterdam
John Evans a 66 year old well known Amsterdam resident and Y and O Coal Company miner was fatally injured Saturday when struck by a string of loaded coal cars in Mine No. 1. He suffered multiple broken limbs and other injuries. Survived by his wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Amsterdam
Milton Schreder Pleads Guilty in Dillonvale Rioting Case
Milton Schreder pleaded guilty to assault and a lottery connected with a riot at Dillonvale last summer. Judge Smith fined Schreder $50 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Schreder
Dillonvale
Smith
Appraisers named in Brresk estate and estate actions
W D Armstrong George Dempsey and Martin Barrett appointed appraisers in the estate of Mike Brresak. An order of private sale is returned and filed. Jfred M Howerter appointed administrator of the estate of Edna Howerter. Alice Beall estate also involved with related private sale order filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Armstrong
George Dempsey
Martin Barrett
Mike Brresak
Alice Beall
Jfred M. Howerter
Edna Howerter
Not Galchek Disappearance Mystery In Fitzburgh Case
Attorney Clarence A. Williams once a friend of Stephen W. Galchek who vanished from his Fitzburgh home in January was seen in Welln burg on Saturday. He halted on the return trip from Littleton, C., where the body taken from the river near that town days earlier was examined and thought to be Galchek but proved to be a woman instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Doheny
California
San Francisco
Galchek
Clarence A. Williams
Stephen W. Galchek
Fittzburgh
Littleton, C
Marriage Licenses for Rayland and Steubenville Couples
William E Cochran 21 and La rone Potter 19 both of Rayland. Dessel Mozingo 21 of Dillonvale and Alphia McCartney 18 of Rayland. John Waddell 23 and Iola Duling 21 both of Steubenville. Haywood Birden 37 of Steubenville and Ethel Rainbow 32 of Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Cochran
Larone Potter
Rayland
Dessel Mozingo
Dillonvale
Alphia McCartney
John Waddell
Iola Duling
Steubenville
Haywood
Birden
Ethel Rainbow
Emerson
Mandamus suit seeks 200 stock certificates from Industrial Coal
Harrison B. Webber files mandamus against Industrial Coal and Coke Company asking the court to compel delivery of 200 stock certificates. The company has repeatedly refused to issue the certificates, though Webber claims he is entitled to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison B. Webber
Industrial Coal & Coke Company
Taken Away to Delaware Industrial Home
Miss Emma Burnett who aided in a jail breaking was taken to the girls industrial home at Delaware by Mrs Ruthen after being sentenced by Juvenile Judge John G Belknap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Burnett
Delaware
Mra Ruthen
John G. Belknap
Judgment for alimony case Bolan v Bolan
In Cot Mon Pleas Court a jury returned verdict for Lucy Bolan against Jas Bolan for money due under an alimony and separation agreement. The award totaled 1890 dollars to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bolan
Jas Bolan
Cotmon Pleas Court
Contempt Arrests Made In Water Street Disorder Delinquency
May Wind Leona Walker Dorothy Lange and Leona Howard faced contempt of court charges on Saturday for violating injunctions against disorderly hours on Water Street. They were jailed. all but Leona Howard were released on $1,000 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wind
Leona Walker
Dorothy Lange
Leona Howard
Water Street
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Charles D. Simoral
North Fourth Street
Steubenvi
Steubenville, O
Congress
Oklahoma
Mckeesport
Pueblo
Col
Constantinople
Stanislaus J. Arct
Chicago
Crane
Wood's Hole
Mass
China
Denmark
Hoover
Fyume
Daylight Saving
League of Nations
Boston
Trars
Robert Johnson
Italy
Fiume
D’annunzio
Ireland
Germany
Teuton
Laterary Digest
Maine
Virginia
New York
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Seward
Chase and
Stanton
Grant
Lee
Haif
Tincoln
Bernhardt
Markham
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
Weems
United States
Burns
Shakespeare
New England
Poland
Arct
LTV
James E. Paisley
Robt. Morgan
Irondale
Annie M. Meredith
Luella E. Meredith
Ross
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