AVAL EXPERTS DISCUSS MATTER AND ADJOURN
Washington dispatch reports naval experts from Britain the United States and Japan debated armament limits. Japan backed a 70 cent fleet ratio while delays and possible resumption of talks clouded the session. New York brief notes a Brooklyn theatre collapse with several workers missing hospitalized and authorities preparing further arrests for manslaughter.
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Washington
Vicr
Kato
Japan
Orta Jt
Pinesé
Spundt
A. PJ Detalleto
States
Olner
Shera Aldo
Navica
Hadyan
Officers Re-Elected At Argonne Post 33 Meeting
Robert Ny McGowan of Argonne Post 33 Ameri can Legion was reelected head of the ex-service organization for 1922 at the annual meeting. Ajutant James Hiking was elected treasurer and Rev. Lo an pre elected chaplain. The election saw close contests with several posts for vice commander adjutant and sergeant at arms. About 168 paid up members attended. A new lesson was discussed and a brief social hour followed the meeting.
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Robert Ny McGowan
Argonne
Americ Legon
Ajutant James
Sumatlou
Vestlake
Jobinson
Howard Poebst
Vergeagb
Yoliue
Tin Tosa
Tuysend
Sinn Fein Must Show Some Sense in Settlement Talks
London reports that officials expect Sinn Fein to break off Irish Conference talks quickly due to disputes over oath requirements and acceptance of a crown allegiance proviso. In Belfast, Sir James Craig warned Lloyd George Ulster would resign if all Ireland Parliament proposals moved forward, while Ulster favors exploring alternative settlement avenues and remains willing to engage in talks to protect provincial interests.
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London
A. P
Sinn Join
bin Pein
Lalleplance
Simn Fein
Belfast
James Craig
Lloyd George
Ulster
Sir James
Jone
Sinn Penn
Sonsa
Ireland
Gotter
Tragic Death Under Backwater Illness Rumors
A young woman, long troubled by illness, reportedly took her own life by drowning in a backwater. She had recently sought medical treatment at multiple facilities and was said to be in fragile condition before her disappearance. Neighbors and family debated her condition and whether distress influenced her action.
Rally Elects Officers for Fort Steuben Women’s Club
The Fort Steuben Women’s Republican Club met for its first annual gathering in the grit room of the Fort Steuben Hotel. Dr Nettie Erskine presided announcing dues to fund growth and inviting all Republican women to join. Roy Merryman outlined how central committeemen are chosen and powers of the board, praising the group’s influence in county politics. Mrs Le Van announced Pittsburgh organizer Elizabeth Motz will lecture December 19 at the hotel ballroom on recent Congressional legislation, with a social hour following. a banquet on January 5 will honor guests including LB Murphy and Longworth.
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Fort Steuben Hole
Nettie Eralinoe
Steubenville
Erskine
Podlewski
Nettle Erskine
E. M. Fisher
James Simpson
T. Wood
Mia
H. H. Henderson
C. Li’ Mueller
Henry Robert
Moge
J. We Prochtes
Smype
Sue H. Yonta
Treggarer
Blune
Roy “Merryman
Mr. Merryman
Merryman
Nettia Erskine
le van
Elizabeth Motz
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Fort Steuben
Congress
Toronto Kiwanian Club Holds First Meet Friday Night
Toronto Kiwanian Club begins with a dinner at the First Presbyterian church in Toronto Ohio. Members from East Liverpool Wellsville Martins Ferry Bellaire Wheeling and nearby cities attend the inaugural regular meeting for the new club. A special interurban car is chartered for the event.
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Toronto Kiwanian Club
Luer No Francy
Sige
Sem H. Garey
A. R. Roberts
Gilbert Follankbee
James Con- Casay
Rav. Dene
Schleighter Will Be Witness In His Own Defense
The trial of John Schleighter for first degree murder in Tiltonville proceeded with about fifty witnesses examined by state and defense. Gardner said Schleighter would testify in his own defense, claiming the shooting was to preserve his life after years of threats by Olum, a tall violent man. The jury of four women and eight men is the first in the area to hear such a case, and progress was slow with an interpreter required.
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John Schleighter
Mike Olli
Titonville
John V. Gardner
Schleighter
Hitchland City
Tiltonville
Carl H. Smith
Tiltonvilla
Stanton Pearce
Ohio River
West Viranda
River
Ollum
John J. Gardner
Olum
Schlcehter
Schleehter
Bradley
Ohio
Lehleighter
Gard~ner
Gars
Ol’ Lum
Sehleighter
Gardner
Sehlelechter
Olly
Juvenile Judges Conference at Steubenville
A juvenile judges and probation officers conference will be held in Steubenville on Thursday December 7 with Judge John C Deiknap presiding. Ohio counties Jefferson Belmont Tuscarawas Carroll Columbiana and Harrison will be represented. The program covers morning sessions on district conference purpose health work and public efficiency with speakers from Katherine Kennedy Lucia Johnson and Cora Floyd. Afternoon topics include record keeping school and court cooperation and prevention of delinquency led by Franklin P Geiger and J V Nelson.
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Steubenville
John C Deiknap
Ohio
Jefferson
Belmont
Steubanyiile
Katherine Kennedy
Ohio Institute
Misa Na- Stalie Merrill
Department of Health
Lucia
Katharina Kennedy
Ohio Institute For Pubiic
Gearso E
Roche
County Sept of Schoola
Crdiz
Mias
Cora Floyd
Soial Service Union
Franklin P. Geiger
East Livernoor
J. V. Nelson
Bellaire
Mira Blanche
Campaign to Begin in Steubenville Y M C A Drive
A Steubenville canvass of 150 business men will raise about 40000 for the Y M C A to cover current expenses debt and needed repairs. Funds come from both members and the community as youth investment. The drive targets 1921 1922 needs with a total of about 10963 for operating costs and 5000 for building and equipment. Board led by Judge Carl H Smith pledges economy and efficiency in a program aimed at youth development.
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Steubenville
Steubenville Y. M. C. A
Asagelation
Carl HH. ‘Smith
Stell
Bond Issue For Fire Apparatus In Steubenville
The Steubenville City Council approved a 35000 bond issue ratified at the recent general election to fund new fire department equipment and building expansion. Proceeds will buy trucks and enhance response by reallocating surplus water funds and settling a theatre lessee’s claim for heating losses. Continued on Page Three.
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Steubenville
Isaue Ponds
Dnd
Pleasant -Heights
Sdope
West Market Street
Penna
Eallroad
Oo Gotineil
Alan
J.ayle
C. Tallman
Victoria
Jessee
Double Shooting At Colliers Ends With One in Hospital
A middle aged Colliers man and another were shot at noon today. Nicholaa Visnie, 64, and a Minor of Colliers were wounded and held by a deputy sheriff pending removal to Brooke County jail for schooling or other proceedings.
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Nicholaa Visnie
Ohin Valley
Nis Teftler
Brooke
Wellsburg
River Crest Near Thirty Five Feet in Ohio Valley
Toledo Nov 30 By A P kidnaping case linked to Fort Wayne. Mrs Jacob Hahn 27 a stenographer at Toledo State Hospital missing since Saturday found at Maids farm near Leo Indiana. Husband and Mrs Hahn reunited in Fort Wayne while Reid held on jail pending investigation. Ohio river crest 34 8 feet at Steubenville receded to 4 feet by noon. No plant damage. precautions kept operations running. river fell two tenths per hour.
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Toledo
A. P
Wallace Held
Ort Wayne
Jacob Halm
Toledo State Hospital
Maid's Farm
Lea
Indiana
Sherrite Abbot
Godfrey
Theort Wayne
Leo
Hahn
Fort Wayne
Habra
Reid
Ohio
Steubenville
Alithe
Markat
Pittagurgh
Wheeling
W.va
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Plans to organize auto club in Steubenville
A noon meeting of a planning committee outlined forming the Steubenville Auto Club as a local subsidiary of state and national groups. They aim to recruit autoists, call a city county gathering, and support a $40,000 Y M C A campaign. Speakers included Char en C Jones secretary of Olio Automobile Association and Judge Carl H Smith.
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Charen C. Jones
Olio Automobile Association
Belrore
Foruin
Chamber of Commerce
Elaht Nyet
Steubenville Auto ‘Club
H. D. Whitringer
G. B. Levan
Crawford
George, Robinson
J. C. Thompson
Li. M. Leopola
G. W. Wipener
BR. MM. Geary
Janes
Autolsta
Jones
Carl H. Smith
Chamber of Commerce’ m
J. A. Hunneman
United States Veterans
Hurgany
American Lexion Room
Co-3
Red Cross
jLegion
Manneman
Floyd
Belknap
aKe Ten
Federal Case Against Boy Who Stole Auto Tires
James Hart McCullough an 18 year old colored youth arrested on a charge of stealing auto tires from trucks at Pane Handla depot will face a federal charge of tampering and robbing Inter shipments. He was held under $2,000 bond from Mayor Tlal's court and served with a federal warrant by Deputy U. S. Marshal Elmon Lottis. He will be taken to Columbia for hearing before the federal court there next Tuesday.
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James Hart McCullough
Panehandla
McCullough
Tlal
Dhia
U. S
Elmon Lottis
Columbia
Roan
Expres Company
Express Investilator
Cheater
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Aulck
Local farmer Jamen Nicholas found dead near infirmary
Jamen Nicholas a 78 year old local farmer and longtime Sotfor's restaurant employee, was found deceased Tuesday afternoon on Stark farm near Jefferson county infirmary. Initial reports list possible causes as natural or accidental, with body moved to funeral home for viewing.
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Jamen Nicholas
Sotfor's
Sout Third
Aldeat Leltigena
Stark
Mear
Winteravilio
Nilsedog
Jefferson
Intindary
Cigeo
Nicholas
Hone
Ater O'Clouk Yealerdis Cais
Spo
Ots
Blark Place
Foyonir
Thomas
Goes Funeral Home
Tural
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Hughey
Nippon
New York
Frooklyn
Yormlay
Pigirier
Lewis
Sylvester Rosenthal
Samuel Mikowitz
Argonne Post
American Legion
Sinn Fein
Craig
Casper
Ad. P
Burlington
Tex Station
Council
Colliers
Mani
Cuantant
Srend
Auto Club
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