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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

Page

4

Fragmented political critique on 1920 era party dynamics

A dense, garbled political commentary discusses factions within the Republican and Democratic parties. It mentions Walter, Hasty, Roe, and Taft era politics, minority representation, and imagined outcomes, reflecting partisan tensions and speculative alignments. The piece references Socialists and third parties, suggesting shifts in alliances and voter strategy.

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Personal notices and visits published in local society pages

A crowded scroll of visits and social events from Monday includes Mrs. J. C. Reese and daughter Elizabeth Burge visiting Mrs. Margaret Gault in Ane ai tubtia. Jo Owens and family visiting Cadix. Mr. and Mrs. Owens of South Peairth Street in town. and many relatives from New Cumberland to Wintersull attending church, funerals, and gatherings. Extended trips include Sheriff Worheed recovering and touring the West, plus preparations for upcoming nuptials and school duties in Beaver and surrounding towns.

Jack Watkins J.C. Reese Izabeth Donald Burge Margaret Gault Ane Ai Itubtia Les Elaine New Avethamsau Aid Maoh Owene ieFadden New Cumberland Anas Vistors Malte Rork Mere E Gee Mushrish Mogal C” Mustrash Viorence Wileow Lrondale Ohio Edith Earl Tayior East Bed Pitsburger George Sturgeon Hibelare Davy AxSheriff Worh George Wurfee Marié Ae Butler Benwood Dunfee Crossan Carrie Griffin He King George A. Dean Atlantic City Beaver L. Finley Finley Charles Phateher Mt. “Pleasant Waite White Friends Cemetery Harry Stark thes-Presbyterian Aberieon Cross Creek Circle No &H National Congress of Dtesbtyevinnisthy

Local social notes highlight visits and farewells

The city sees Mildred Lagaettee returning home from Bechtenda Park after a two week visit with friends. Several residents plan weekly visits to Steubenville Wheeling and East Liverpool while teachers attend institutes. Miss Elinor Donahue readies for duties in Mingo and new Cumberland guests attend a teachers gathering. A funeral for Helen Chan hon Jr. is noted in Elwood City with interment at Elwood. others include Anna Cline visiting from Mansfeld and Mr Borders departing Wear You Well Shoe Co. for Lima Ohio.

Bechtenda. Park Mildred Lagaettee Jefferson Street Steubenville Wheeling Parnesvill East Liverpool Review Elinor Donahue Fair ‘Iew Ae Teachers Institute Etter Mingo Lyle Richards Columbus New Cumberland Teachers Institute S.M. Shannon Lovie Sharratt Helen James Ada Chan Hon, Jr Woodlawn Elwood City Charles Dover Bellaire Fiest Fiest, Miss. Liltigs Fiest Frank Fiest Harlem Springs Anna Cline Mansfeld, C Mary Sraggerty Austin Timmerman Miss Fist Schlosser Soathfield Borders Lima Ohio

Real estate transfers list shows numerous city parcels and sums

A long OCR based list records realty transfers across multiple towns including Mt. Pleasant, Dillonvale, Steubenville, Knoxville, and Highland City. Entities include James Freeman Robt Baker Susan Hamilton Mabel Weldauy Francisco Meta John Hammond A. Morelli Walter McCoy Henry Burris Andy Verner Mikolay Simkovic Lathe Hamilton and others with lot numbers and prices ranging from $1.00 to $10,000.09, noting transfers of parcels, parts of lots, and entire lots in various additions and township areas.

James Hy Freeman Alto Lewis Lupton S. Cp Robert C. Baker Susan M. Hamilton David E. Hervey Santo Mate Caso Highland City Mabel L. Weldauy Franscisco Meta Dickingon John B. Hammond Johnson John M. Meredith Walter al Manifold Watsor & Thomasson Dillon Vale Walter “McCoy Henby Walker Simkovic John Mrrk Mt. Pleasant Township James Mears Elizabeth Mears McKee Mingo Nelson D. Miller Henry E. McFadden Simmons & Foster James Cherry Annie E. Carson Dillonvale H.C. Mooney Sarah Ellen Parson C. J. Davis Toronto Edward Nicholson M. Hamilton Ed Nicholson S. D. City Wesley Sort Lucy A Garner Warren Two Wikitan Av Garner Trady Garner Paul Boroskiev Steve Karpovich Lotog Coal & Mining Co D. Gallagher Charles Gallagher Ross Angela H. Canipibetl Eeeat Andrsonott-teau A Steuben- Vile Township Srod Catherine A Owesney Antic Punke Metes Steubenville Carrie’ C. Godduck Charles Goodrich, Et al SamaBilio Harmony

President outlines path to mediation with Mexico

The President asserts readiness to resume mediation with Mexico and notes Huerta’s rejection of American proposals. A suggested policy includes inviting a Mexican ambassador, sending a new U.S. ambassador without restraints, enforcing neutrality laws, and withholding aid to rebels. The piece frames a rare foreign affair in modern times.

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President Wilson presses for a Mexico settlement

President Wilson outlined U S actions in Mexico and urged a settlement as threats of war, disorder, and devastation loom. John Lind and Frederico Gamboa exchange notes while Washington presses for a delay in the congressional address read by Wilson.

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New Columbus liquor board to be explained by Governor Cox

Gouvernor Cox to explain powers of the new Columbus county liquor license board at a Friday briefing. Appointees Joseph M. Gor and others will assume duties the following Monday as the workhouse operations are outlined to their spouses.

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McLAIN-REUNION Incomplete McLain family reunion in Mt near

Fragmentary OCR reads about a McLain reunion near Mt with names like Leah Speak. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear dates or places. No further verifiable details are present.

Wedding Bells in Steubenville with Toronto Groom

A wedding ceremony took place at a suburban residence with Miss Esther Morvan and Dr. Ramana Casey in attendance. The affair featured yellow and white decor, a choir of family members, and a reception with a collation before the couple departed for Steubenville. The bride, a Morvan descendant, is to reside with her grandparents while the groom pursues a medical career. Additional local notices include marriage licenses and community ads.

John Moren Artie Ramana. Casey Toronto Ohio Louise Berean Peesiging Hive Brown Herdal Tan Mr “Elmer M. Francy Esther Jean Morvan Miss Arwilda “Morrow Iain Bertha Bedé Casey Steubenville Cola Ae Daugites Rez Graddnesents Pinsburg Patton Beth Agers Follaisbee

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