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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1919

Page

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Licenses Revoked for Arms Exports to Mexico

The State Department announced revocation of all unused licenses issued before Sept. 30 1919 by the War Trade Board for exporting arms to Mexico. Effective Jan. 1 1920 no arms or munitions may be shipped to Mexico without State Department license. Applications must be filed on official forms.

Associated Press Washington War Trade Board Mexico State Department Secretary of State Department of State México Lcenses Congress United States

Fiume to Decide Its Own Fate

The report notes a plebiscite in Fiume showing 75 percent support for Italian proposals on the city's future. It cites resignations in D Annunzio's cabinet, outlines Italian plans to guard Fiume with Italian troops, preserve local militia rights, and maintain the city's free port during a transitional period. Paris talks and allied premiers’ meetings loom over a definite Adriatic settlement.

Associated Press Rome Fiume Girnalee-Ttalla Guiriatt D'Annunzio Ints Minme Flameng Flume Nitt Council of Ministers Paris Adriatic Badogno Nitti Victor Emmanuel Stenar Nitti Ttig Lloyd George Great Britain Vittorio Scialoa Dante Ferraris Industry Commerce Corriere de Italia Stenor Ferraris America United States Italy Gorizia Trieste Istria Carniola Dalmatia Clemenceau Gabrisio D'Annunsilo

Jewish Relief Drive Campaign Planned in Steubenville

Enthusiastic endorsement of the Jewish Relief drive was voiced at a Steubenville meeting at the Imperial Hotel. The one day campaign on Tuesday December 30 aims to raise funds for Poland and other European victims of war with no city quota and a plan of twenty teams, district canvassing, and 500 preferred prospects.

Imperial Hotel Poland Steubenville Jefferson County National Fund Frank Murphy Case J. Anathan H. ‘. Clark Charles D. Simeral John 2. Nolan H. D. Wintringer Ralph Levinson J. W. Hawley L. M. Leopold Robert McGowan Gari Smith A. S. Esakovich Charles Simeral Mone Anathan John G. Belknap S. J. Anathan Isaac Brown Harry Levinson G. W. Arms Is. L. M. Leopold F. S. Loeb Henry Greenberger D. W. Case Indy Canvas Lot

Powers of attorney by wireless aid deported radicals

New York officials report that powers of attorney issued by wireless from the Buford may allow the return of property left by deported radicals. Isaac Short, British counsel, holds bank books watches savings certificates and other valuables for clients on the high seas. He asks the government to enable property delivery. Ludwig Martens funds relief for families of deportees. Harry Weinberger宣布筹款委员会筹款。

Associated Press New York Ludwig C. A. K. Martens United States Buford Harry Weinberger Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman Weinberger

Man Fatally Burned After Gas Stove Blast

In Youngstown Ohio on December 24 Mika Denmark, 30, jumped from a second floor room when a gas stove exploded and clothes caught fire. Rescuers extinguished the flames but doctors said Denmark would die from his injuries.

Associated Press Youngstown Mika Denmark Denmark

Christmas Sorrow Follows Fire Death Of Edna May Poindexter

In a city home at 622 Adams Street EB Poindexter a colored chiropodist mourns as his four children endure a tragic accident. Edna May Poindexter age 6 dies from burns after a yard sled project sparked a fire. The family faced a Christmas without their youngest daughter as neighbors aided and the community offered support.

EB. Dc Poindexter Edna May Adams Street Clifford Audra Helen Geome Santa Claus Fanta Fina May

Man Arrested for Pointing Weapon At a Conductor

Steubenville East Liverpool Traction official sues Warry Miller of Water street in Feist Court for pointing a firearm at Conductor Snodgrass on a La Belle View streetcar last midnight. Miller, with a woman, boarded at Carnegie street and after a braking stop on slippery rails argued with crew, allegedly brandishing a gun and menacing the conductor. affidavit filed. Miller to be brought in later today.

Bell Steubenville- East Liverpool Traction Company Feist Warry Miller Water Street Snodgrass la Belle View Miller Carnegie Street

White Christmas Ohio Weather Outlook

The notice reports cloudy and colder conditions tonight with probable light snow in the eastern and northern portions. Thursday is expected to be fair across the region.

Ohio

Smithfield section hand killed by westbound train

Arthur Stanley 38, a section hand, was struck and instantly killed by a west bound train on the Wabash railroad near Smithfield in this county late yesterday afternoon. His body mangled, the train continued to Jewett and on returning to Mingo brought the remains to a local morgue. He was walking on the tracks and did not hear the approach. Cards on him show home at 2215 South High Street, St. Louis, Missouri.

Arthur Stanley Smithfield This County Jewett Mingo South High Street St. Louis

Kansas farm output tops one billion dollars in value

The annual farm production report shows value at 1 087 000 000 dollars for the year, the result of high prices rather than record yields. Secretary J C Mohler of the state board of agriculture notes the industry reached this historic total.

Associated Presa Topeka Kansas J. C. Mohler State Board of Agriculture

Europe Must Pool For Distribution Failure To Make Award

The dispute over Navy distinguished service medals flared as Admiral Sims and Secretary Daniels clashed. Daniels sent the awards report to the Senate Naval Committee after Sims pressed for revision favoring his picks. House members urged similar action, while Daniels defended the award process and the defense of shore and sea duties as equally important.

Associated Press Washington Sims Daniela Senate Naval Committee Daniels Page Lufkin Massachusetts House Naval Committee House Admiral Sims United States Judes Ani

Director General Proposed to Direct European Food Pool

General Bliss, from Paris, urges a director general to pool Europe’s food supply and oversee distribution with Russia excluded. He proposes a dual role for a director of supplies and a separate chief of transportation to manage cereals, coal, oil, metals, and railway equipment.

Associated Press Washington Sirope Tasket H. Bliss Paria Germany Blissanid Pliss Russia Europe Ruiv Eney Biles France Great Britain Italy Tich & Man Herbert Hoover

Christmas Mail Breaks Chicago Post Office Records

Christmas mail at the Chicago post office shattered records with parcel post totals reaching 1 950 540 on the past eight days, 35 percent above the prior year’s period. First class mail yesterday rose 85 percent over December 23, 1913, causing sacks to spill into streets and an entire block adjoining the federal building to be roped off.

Associated Press Chicago Federal Building

Bluejackets To Have Turkey For Christmas Dinner

American Bluejackets will enjoy a Christmas dinner with turkey or chicken and candy treats, whether at home ports or overseas. Navy department officials say supplies have been sent to distant posts where sailors are on duty, ensuring a real Christmas meal for service members.

Warthindon Por Navy Department

Steel Strikers to Be Minus Turkey

Steel strikers in Youngstown Ohio will have a simplified Christmas menu with only staple groceries and canned goods. At strike headquarters workers were told no turkey or fixins for Christmas, but will receive food baskets. Comissary lines distributed soup and a bag of candy and an orange for each child.

Associated Press Youngstown

Attempted Pay Roll Theft Nipped In Cleveland

A thwarted payroll theft occurred at L. O. White Co shoe manufactory when four bandits opened fire on guards protecting the money. The guards returned fire and the bandits fled in a car. The report notes prior and current case counts and potato price ranges in Michigan Ohio and New York as part of Cleveland market news.

L. O. White Co Cleveland

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