Grand Jury and Petit Jury Drawn for January Term
The January Grand Jury and Petit Jury lists were drawn today for the January term. Names include Mil Milanovich, Karmarkovich, Berater, Carpenter, Ragland, Dunn, Bloomingdale, Francia, Gilchrist, Me, McKenzie, Sharp, Stratten, Wesday, and many others across Citys, Smithfield, Broadacre, Mingo Jct., and Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mele Milanovich
Karmarkovich
Wells
O.h. ‘Barthold
George’ Bén’altyy
Alt “Berater
David Carpenter
Ragland
T. Castity
Neal. Dunn
Alge Joan
Bloomingdale
Joseph Francia
Thfield
Ry. M. Francia
Adenay Tan
Gilchrist
Brilliant
James
Oodlin
Toronte
Henry Humind
Smithfield
Puryl- 6
William Randolph
Guts
Geo
H. Shanks
Prom
George, Hillott
Toronto
D. R. Graham
Bloomedale
John Barbourt
Mt. Pleag- Gurtis
Houssholder
J-O. Stokes
Jefferson County Men Held for Bond For Operating Still
Five Jefferson County men charged with operating a still were jailed in default of bonds after entering a not guilty plea to prohibition violations. Names listed include Martin Roohus Sr and George Morgan, arrested near Warren Township. Local note: damage from a house fire caused losses estimated over $8,000 and a rescue effort by Agnes Skoels and others.
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Jefferson County
Associated ‘Press
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Coal Car Shortage Forecast Amid Strike
Ohio faces potential coal car shortage as West Virginia coal cars were diverted to western cities during the strike. Ohio mines report 100 percent supply as work resumes, but state officials warn of limited production with only about 950 cars produced yesterday.
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Columbia, O
Ohio
West Virginia
Portamouth
Western
Sy i
State Public Utilities Commission
State Public Utilities ‘Commission
L. C. Smith
Commission
Sandlin Named Special Escort For Returning Hero
Washington dispatch says Sergeant Willie Sandlin of Ayden Kentucky was chosen to escort the body of a dead soldier home on Baker’s recommendation after distinguished WWI service. Sandlin, once tied with Sergeant York in exploits, earned the Medal of Honor and the French Croix de Guerre for heroism at Bola De Forges on September 26 1918, where he single handedly silenced a machine gun nest and aided a major advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prana Gerad - Wire
Washington
Earrier
Willie Sandlin
Ayden
Eascort
Goldier
Baker
Genaral Rogers
Sandlin
York
Belgium
Petion
Bola de Forges
Sandiin
Nesta
Edolnass
Soldier Pleads Not Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Lieutenant John Goftenkellne, first division officer at Camp Zachary Taylor, pleaded not guilty to embezzlement of 40,000 dollars from payroll but pleaded guilty to being absent without leave. Witness testimony from Fiireburg Germany was sought by defense counsel Captain Chauncey Grebbe as trial was continued indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Louisville
Fiieburg
Germany
John C. Gotten- Ketone
First Division
Wee
Lestinvany
Goftenkelue Plee
American Killed By Smugglers
An official investigation opened in El Paso after a clash between an American provost guard and Mexican smugglers left Private Fleet Embler of Hyde Park, N. G., and one Mexican dead. Smugglers tried to move a liquor consignment across the border, prompting the confrontation with El Paseo police assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
el Paso
Tex
el Paseo
Fleet Embler
Hyde Park
N. G
Amugelers
Mexico
Reporter of Ohio Supreme Court Dead
D. C. Randall historian and Ohio supreme court reporter died at his Columbus home. Admitted to the bar in 1850, he served as official court reporter since 1896 and was a Republican national convention delegate in 1894. He had suffered industrial trouble for months. Realty transfers listed include Allee Smith to Thomas H. Kirk and others with varied sums.
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Associated "Press
Columbus
D. C
Knox plan eyed to declare peace with Germany
Senate foreign relations panel approved a Knox resolution calling a state of peace with Germany and outlining U S material benefits under the unratified Versailles treaty. Democrats oppose. Republicans push a broader compromise with a January conference to push ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Saiaai
Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
Pennsylvania
United States
Senate
Washington
Germany
Aho
Berger Reelected to Congress in Special Vote
Victor L. Berger, socialist, was elected representative from Wisconsin's Fifth district, defeating Reury W. Bodenstab by 4506 votes. Berger totaled 24,367 to Bodenstab 15,561, amid prior disqualification and espionage act conviction. He said the win fuels effort to awaken working class to civilizational duties and dangers ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Milwaukee
Wis
Victor L. Berger
Fifth
Reury WH. Bodenstab
Loxtun Catifildste
Berger
Rodenstab
House of Representatives
United States
Editor of Ohio State Journal Dies
Col. B. S. Wilson, editor of the Ohio State Journal in Columbus since 1905 and former United States marshal of Porto Rico, died at his home aged 78. A Civil War veteran, he edited a newspaper at Ironton, Ohio, earlier in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prert
Columbus
Wilson
Ohio State Iguana
Porto Rico
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Irouton
Leased Wye 720 John L Dewin Ace President of Mine Workers
A statement attributed to John L. Dewin Ace President of the United Mine Workers of America is released through a congressional member. District Judge A B Anderson addresses the federal grand jury summoned to investigate the illegal strike. Lewis’s excerpt includes a public letter to Congressman Chuyler Merritt of Connecticut urging public amends for a misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prensa
John L. Dewin
United “Mine Workers Fof
America
Deniel
United States
A B. Anderson
Federal
Lewis
Chuyler
Merritt
Connecticut
Yany
Mankee
Christmas Greetings From Marion Composer
Mrs S Freland of Marion Ohio formerly Miss Taabel McMurty of this city sends Christmas greetings to the Herald Star readers. She mentions her composing and poetry and the wish for cheer peace and good will through the season. She signs W Frebland with best wishes for friends who can be relied upon.
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Bella
Nurse Saves Lives In Gas Fumes Incident At Freeport Home
Mrs Yoh Daniels and Mrs A D Arthurs were overcome by deadly gas fumes from a small stove during a Thursday morning incident at their mother Mrs J T Daniels home in Freeport Ontario. Nurse Drummond entered the room, awakened the women, and used restoratives. Both women recovered partially and were transported to a hospital in Toronto for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniele
Arthura
Toronto
J. T., Dantets
A. G. Arthurs
John Daniels
Dmfifela
Sayf
Distillers Lose Hope in Disposing of Great Stocks
Kentucky distillers fear inability to liquidate about 45 million gallons of liquor before national prohibition takes effect January 16. No workable plan for moving stock in bonded warehouses could be developed, risking losses up to 350 million dollars in value. Federal officers crack down, arresting 14 violators of wartime prohibition, including Peter Bitzer, dubbed the most arrested man in Louisville, with cases held for the March federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Peter Bitzer
Iset
Silizer
March
Liquor Seized From Truck In East Liverpool District
A truck load of liquor valued around 10000 owned by a Steubenville man was seized at East Liverpool during a chain adjustment stop. The cargo included a barrel of whiskey and three barrels of gin with cordials, transported from Pittsburgh to a Steubenville storage house. The liquor was locked in at the city jail, drivers released, and federal authorities notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Cera
Mnverage
Pittsburgh
Staubnville
City
Brothers Sued For Divorce On Same Day
Edward and William Arehen brothers of this city faced divorce actions in Common Pleas Court. Maude Areher accuses adultery, cruelty, and failure to provide, seeking alimony and child custody. Anne Archer alleges threats by William Archer causing her and children to flee for safety, detailing neglect and adultery.
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Edward
William Arehen
Maude Areher
Anne Archer
William Archer
Elay
Ohio officials push expansion of state food program
Hagerty and Croxton urge Governor Cox to enlarge the state bureau of markets and living costs. They advocate a division of information and market news service, a division of cooperative organization, a division of standard and public markets, with a four-division budget of 39. The federal government lacks a comprehensive plan. many price issues need state action while some can be federalized, the letter says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
fDr
Hagerty
Cox Prings
State Bureau of Marcent of Living
Market Newa
Alvisions
Croxton and Hagerty
Jefferson County Court of Appeals hands down several decisions
The Jefferson County Court of Appeals handed down multiple decisions this week and will return December 29 to dispose of remaining cases. Several appeals were decided with mixed outcomes, including reversals for weight of the evidence and affirmations, plus dismissals and remands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Jefferson County Court, of Appeala
Julias Ralphus
Ella Gilday
Dea” Os
William O. Brown
City
Steubenville
Joseph Valneek
Industrial Conrelasion
Ohio
Wayne -Coal'Company
Chas
A. Moore
Oo Joseph
Calevrova
George Gra‘natier
Joseph Calevro
Paul Gogoshik
Wayne Coal Company
Findley Lumber & Supply. Co
Lower
Bindley Lumber Company
Wayne Coal Co
Tay Bella View, Land’ Company
J. G
Mortimer R. Stathers
Albert I McMillan
Goldman Loses Bid to Appeal Deportation Decree
The Supreme Court dismissed Emma Goldman’s application to appeal federal court habeas corpus denials in New York aimed at halting deportation. Goldman chose to submit to deportation after the court resumed to intervene in Alexander Berkman’s case.
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Associated Press
Washington
Emma Goldman
New York
Oysters Linked To Sudden Illness In Akron Family
Akron Ohio December 18 Associated Press Leased Wire Charles Singer his wife and 15 year old daughter Margaret were rushed to Peoples hospital after eating oysters from a nearby grocery. Doctors fight to save their eyes as investigators explore possible contamination poison such as tainted supplies or wood alcohol preservative.
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Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Charles Singer
Margaret
Peoples Hospital
Ohio Valley boosters greet Steubenville visitors in Wheeling
Citizens from Steubenville Follansbee Wellsburg and Brilliant tour Wheeling for a regional development push. Leaders including T Me Scott and J J Connitt address supporters praising valley industry and joint growth while urging cooperation to expand services and opportunities across the Ohio Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Tassk
Wheeling
Orr Steubenville
Ohio
Wilings
T. Me Scott
Steubenville
Paopie
Wheellog
Scott
Billings
Annex
Bisubenville
Wheelink
Jot J
Connitt
Peaker
Ohio “Valley
D. Limeral
Steubenvills Herald-Star
Wwelsome
Simeral
Langth
Ohio Valley
Gialtora
Follansbee
Wellsburg
Brilliant
Gilbert
G. KK. Jacob
B. A. Sheets
G. Roberts
Weilleburs
Buchanan
Ellmer Hough
Leonard ‘Hebrang
Leubenville
LL. J. McCune
Crilliant
Fragmentary Note on Standard Quality Production
The readable fragments discuss standard quality production, reference production costs and profits, and mention manufacturers, percentages, and supply quantity. It suggests a system where business could be devoted to maintaining standard quality, with profit tied to certain mill-derived pricing and output levels.
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Rand
Mandamus Suit Brought Over City Ordinance Publication
City solicitor files mandamus suit in Common Court against Charles Wells Clark to force publication of Fifth Street assessment ordinance. City Auditor Russell Price named to collect, while county treasurer faces possible warrants. City claims publication vital to tax collection. clerk accused of neglect. Proceedings follow City Council discussion Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Mteucenvilla
Charles Wells
Clark
Counsell
Vorder
Russell Price
Inca
Acreage of Ohio Wheat Falls 32 Percent From Last Year
Ohio farmers sowed 2,476,000 acres to winter wheat this year, down from 2,814,000 last year, due to wet weather and Hessian fly. The report by J S Cochran notes much of the fall planting occurred before heavy rains, with 75 percent of 88 counties reporting Hessian fly activity early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
J. S. Cochran
Ohio Bureau of Agricultural Statistica
Cochran
Alate
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Rial OF
Mele
Milan‘ovich
P.B. Gheels
Rush Run
Skeela
Joseph Bake
Booth
Schoaacher
Agnes Skoels
Mutual Insurance Co
Ohio Supreme Court
Allee Smith
Thomas H. Kirk
Gray
Harry 0. Lewis
Ruth Armstrong
Harmony
Dlvisian
Brookvale
Elizabeth B. Brooks
Frank Cathreil
Island Creek Township
L. H. Hillinger’s
Ratifica
Enate
Ohio State Journal
W. Frebland
Croxton
Oscar
Goldman
Berkman
Gatio
Wm. A. Gerke
Harry
Gerke
Deandale
William A. Green
Geo. B. Dampsey
Thomas D. Spruens
David Jones
Cross Creek Township
B. Brady O'Neill
Laura K. Kelr
Harold 4. Martin
Myrtle Blanche Lockiman
Téltonville
Stone
Thomas
B. W- Lewis
Realty
Harker Et al
Prime
Western Spelter Co
Walker's
Grover
Mary
H. Watson
Salmon & Mooney's
Joseph Peschk
Goattleib Peschek
G. A. Miller
George Fergusdy
Mt. Pleas
Gao
Ferguson
Louis Slovich
Oakland Cemetery Association
Georges Yaluaka
Clarence Coffman
Fpicas
Joseph E. Pyle
Grand Jury
Mandamus
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