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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

3

Eye witnesses tie murder case to Schleichter in Ohio river shooting

Steve Bartok testified he saw Mike Ollum on the river bank hours before the crime and that John Schleighter approached with a shotgun and fired. Other witnesses, including Joseph Gurilla and Patsy Sabatina, added similar testimonies. The state aims to close its case today with a verdict expected by Saturday.

Mike! Qiu Ohio River Highland City John Schleighter Steve Bartok Htate Yartook Mike Ollum Schreighter Ollum Schleighter Witners Scleighter Dices Joseph Gurilla Hig Yard Gurilla Patrick McGonigal Patsy Sabatina Dory Bartok Frank Chemnitz John Blum Charles Schucht Harry Schucht Mint West Virginia Ohio Sehlelehit United States George Noble W. Nurford J. N. Hunter T. H. Kirk

Homicide totals dip across the United States in 1920

United States homicide figures for 1920 total about 9 000, down 500 from 1915. Memphis leads with 63.4 per 100 000, Rochester the safest at 1.3. Southern states with large black populations show higher rates and blacks are killed at three and a half to seven times the rate of whites.

New York United States Frederick L. Hoffman Prudential Life Insurance Company of America Memphis Tenn Rochester N. Y

Sand Digger Biasco Trapped At Brown's Island

The Biasco of River Sand Co. was swept onto Brown's Island towhead by a flood, and after a night of hard work the crew could not free her. With the river falling, the steamer sits in a hazardous position and may split apart. efforts to block and stabilize it proceed as a new rise is awaited. The vessel is valued at $20,000.

Biasco River Sand Co Brown's Island

New Trustees Named for Monument Association

Trustees for the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Association of Jefferson County were appointed after a petition showed all previous trustees were dead. Judge Carl H. Smith approved nine appointees including Frank Hawkins C G Swords Harry Stonebraker Dean Criswell and representatives of the Sons of Veterans and G A R. They will oversee care and maintenance of Union Cemetery property.

Soldiers and Sailors Monumental Association Jefferson County Stanton Post Carl H. Smith Frank Hawkins C. G. Swords Harry Stonebraker Dean Criswell Sons of Veterans D. G. Smith John Farmer Joseph Bowers G A. R Union’ Cemetery

Jefferson County Tax Levy Surpasses Two and a Half Million

The 1921 tax duplicate prepared by County Auditor Sherman Floyd shows total taxes levied for all purposes at 2,509,700.04 with a total duplicate of 210,564,720. Land and property values are itemized for real estate and personal property inside and outside cities. State, county, township, school, and municipal shares are listed, along with special assessments and delinquencies.

Jefferson County Sherman Floyd

Suit for 70000 Against Builders Won by Defendant

The Hancock County circuit court in New Cumberland, West Virginia, closed today with a verdict for the defense in the case of Weirton Steel Company versus Cattrell Brothers Company. The jury deliberated about four hours in the trial of a $70,000 claim for alleged failure to complete erec­tion of 101 houses. Concurrently, Schiefehrer faced trial for a first-degree murder related to the shooting of B. Levy of Weirton, retrying as the old courthouse was replaced. The defense presented witnesses while prosecutors argued amid long cross examinations conducted through an interpreter. The case dragged into a week, though court pushed to finish today.

Varuey Togar Weirton Steel Company Cattrell Bros Dulldine Weirton Louise Conkle Pearl Williame New Cumberland Union Actober AtvIn Hancock County Torney Bar-Roises “ Weirton Aller Ajery Repurt Hancock County W. Va Weilson Steel Company Cattell Brothers Company New County Court House New Cumperland Cattrell Brothers John/company Inter- Schiefehrer Tn Weirton J. [Gree B. Levy Mike Ollum Tiltonville Expy Wiles Faulk Stewart Pittsburg Thos Hoffman John P Arbenz Wheeling Lin Temerca al Hiss Sehleighter Agoane Ana Bhan Aneine Dawn Sehlisighter Pearce Gardner Bigger

Verdict Delayed as Jury Deliberates Morning Court Session

After examination of witnesses there followed long legal arguments. The case was not given to the jury until 14 o'clock this morning. Verdict for the defendant was expected as the deliberations continued.

Berghalz Lodge marks fifteenth anniversary celebration

Berghalz Lodge No. 752 Knights of Pythias celebrated its fifteenth anniversary with exercises in Berholm theatre attended by over 400 Kinings, with delegations from Steubenville and other towns. Grand Chancellor Truby of Dover and others spoke. music from the Do le band and vocal numbers complemented the event. A roast chicken dinner preceded the theatre program.

Berghalz Lodge Steubenville New Somerset aAmsterdam Carrollton East Springfield Salineville Berghola Lodge Kinigins Berxholm Theatre Ohio FP. A. Morrow Knights

Nine to Twelve Dead in Philadelphia Train Wreck

A head on collision on the Newton Branch of the Philadelphia and Reading railway between Woodmont and Paper Mill stations near Philadelphia left nine to twelve dead and over twenty injured as wreckage caught fire. Snow cut wire communication. rescue and hospital care were organized from Abington and nearby towns. Causes point to the Philadelphia train overrunning its orders, with fire and entangled wreckage delaying full casualty accounting.

Philadelphia Newton Philadelphia and Reading Woodmont Paper Mill Philaadelphia Abington Newton Isranch Huntingdon Valley Forest Bellman Southamptons Pa

Traction Co Gets Increased Fare

The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized increases to intrastate fares on the Stou ibonville East Liverpool and Beaver Valley Traction lines in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Through traffic fares will align with interstate rates. the decision denies the company authority to raise fares within local municipalities. The ruling covers routes from the Ohio line to Vanport Pennsylvania and from the Pennsylvania line to Steubenville Ohio.

Washington Stou Ibonville East Liverpool & Beaver Valley Traction Company Pennsylvania Ohio Interstate Commerce Commission Ohio State Line Van‘port Peninsylalvania State Line Steubenville

France May Seek Receivership for Germany Nation

Paris dispatch reports France likely to propose a receivership for a bankrupt Germany with an autonomous Rhineland to be exploited by the allies for reparations, as an alternative to any reparations moratorium. Officials say the Versailles treaty authorizes the allies to control Germany’s customs, taxes, fortifications, and coal output if she defaults.

Paris A. P Germany Rhineland France Great Britain Turkish Debt Commission Poincare Briand Reparatins Commission Mre

Murderer captured at Weirton after deadly shooting

Robert Herndon, 34, arrested by Sergeant Ward Ice about 6:30 pm after Payne, 54, was shot near his home in Weirton Saturday night. He admitted the shooting, claimed accident, and waived preliminary hearing. Held without bond in Hancock County jail. Payne died Monday after surgery to remove the bullet.

William Payne Weirton Robert Herndon Nesto Ward Ice el Weirton Hern Don Hollidays Cove Payne Dent Ice Herndon Hancock County New Cumberland Jack Merleer Womie Sheme Ghio Valley

Two Hurt When Auto Hits Crowd in Dillonvale

I W Cherry a Dillonvale civic figure sustained two broken words while Mrs C W Mercer wife of a local physician was scratched and bruised when struck by an automobile driven by Stanley Kagowleski near a sharp Dillonvale curve after a high school play crowd dispersed Olive Ash escaped harm when pushed aside by her escort The driver and another man were detained to await the injuries outcome.

I. W. Cherry Dillonvale C. W. Mercer Stanley Kagowleski Dillonvale High School Cherry

Last Toll Bridge In Ohio Must Go

Ohio to replace toll bridge on Buffalo-Chicago road at Conneaut with a free span. Plans for new bridges at Conneaut and Ashtabula cost about 1.25 million dollars, shared 50 50 by county and state with federal aid. Conneaut bridge likely first next summer as federal approval shown. both bridges ~1500 feet long, relocation to improve traffic flow through Ashtabula. Nearby notes include lobbying to retain state dairy inspector positions and probate actions for local estates.

Columbus Ohio Buffalo-Chicago Conneaut Midway Herrick Ashtabula County Ashtabula

Kaber's Slayer Caught in Italy and Extradition Plans

Vittoria Pisseili, accused in the Kaber murder, was captured in Ripalimosani Italy. Assistant County Prosecutor Walter I. Krowson heads to Washington to seek ambassadorial help. Italy has refused recent extraditions, potential trial there looms.

Ohio Attorney Drops Dead While Addressing Moose

Washington December 3 A P Edmund E Tanner Columbus Ohio attorney died while addressing the Loyal Order of Moose forum in session. He had just finished his address as chief justice when he collapsed and died from acute dilation of the heart. Tanner 53 a Circleville Ohio native and fraternal figure. Estate notices follow including appointment of A C Fellows as administrator for George W Fulton of Cross Creek Township Jefferson County Ohio and Vernon P McKim as executor for Ruth Anne Major of Mt Pleasant Jefferson County Ohio.

Washington A. P Edmund E. Tanner Columbus Ohio Loyal Order of Moose Tanner Davis Department of Labor Lman A. C. Ball Alliance, O Circlesville George W. Fulton A. C. Fellows Georga W. Fulton Aie Cross Creek Jefferson County John G. Belknap Said County Roy R. Carpenter Ruth Anne Vernon P. McKim Ruth Anne Major Mt. Pleasant Township E. FE. Erskine & C. A. Vail Attorneys

Farms for sale near Steubenville and Carrall

Listing details two farms for sale in Pennsylvania with 113 acres on Steubenville and Bloomfield road featuring fertile land with sand vein coal beneath, a large eight room house with basement and furnace, barn, minerals included, priced at 11,569. Also a 61 acre farm near Carrall for 5,500. Also nursing training advert for young women at Warren State Hospital with $35 monthly during junior year.

Steubenville Bloomfield Road sia@p Pennsylvania St Carrall Jfon Wallace Car Raklen D. G W.S.H Warren State Hospstal Warren

Granted Licenses and Probate Appointments in Jefferson County

Notices announce marriage licenses for Charles Lester Long and Mary Estelle Porter. Also detailed are appointments and qualifications of executors and administrators for Daniel Boyle, Clara A Lanning, Margaret M. Elliott, and numerous estates. A probate court schedule lists final and first accounts and obligations with objections due by specified dates in Jefferson County Ohio.

Mary J. Daan Sherman Joseph Tritt Lari Brit John FP. Moran Michael Popovich Charles Lester Long Newark Mary Estelle Porter Steubenville Notich Jefferson County Mary A. Duffy Henry B. Mellenberger John W. MelMillan Charlotte D. Worthington Grace Watt Thomas G. Pittinger H. A. Pittinger George Pale- Cracken Mahala Shultz Anan Bieau Joseph Bieau Jonah Moore Willian Moore Amos Moore James J. Hatcher Mary A. Hatcher James A. Thompson Joseph M. Thompson William H. Orr David J. Orr Edith Nnode Walter A. Clemens William C. Brown Inez Justice William Justice Rhonda Arnold George Fitzgerald Freda Tlanche Fitzgerald Norman W. Clark Caroline V. Norman Mary Pavlik John Pavlik George M. Crawford Stanton C. Crawford Mary C. Crawford James G. Starr Mary Starr William HH. Sngamer John J. Brannagan Mary ©. Scott David M. Beott William O. Taggart Theestate Ella Taggart William New Taggart Jean Targurt Nannie Beatfiy John Beatty Frank Beatty Sarah E. ‘Gordon

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