Proclamation for Jewish Relief Week in Steubenville
A proclamation issued by Frank W. Feint, mayor, designates December 26 to January 1 as Jewish Relief Week in Steubenville. It urges citizens to donate funds to aid liberty, rights, and war relief, noting support from President and Governor James. The text references loans, payments, and the city seal dated December 20, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giese
Ildren
Arporican
The
Iod
Rom
Ohio
W. Feint
Steubenville
Bay
Rapide
Thissworthy
Steno
Frank
Operators Won't Block Settlement In Coal Talks
Associated Press dispatch from Haute Indiana reports that Central competitive field operators will not block the coal settlement plan proposed by President Wilson. A spokesman, Phil H. Penna of Terre Haute, said operators will abide by the commission’s decision to work out the settlement, noting a November 27 meeting where operators voted yes on creating a three party commission with miners, operators and the public. The operators say they were not consulted on some details but remain committed to the resolution.
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Associated Press
Haute
Ind
Decs
Central
Wilson
Phil H. Penna
Terre Hauts
Penna
County meetings rearranged by auditor amid estate and alimony actions
County Auditor Sherman Floyd reorganizes a series of meetings with real estate owners across townships and villages to address Warren township and other properties. A court distribution of proceeds is ordered in the Elizabeth J. Da Walt vs. Harry T. Fetts case while Arthur B Ward sues for alimony order modification in Blanche Ward vs. Harry Ward. Probate filing advances and estate accounts are noted in Bik Order.
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Sherman _ Floyd
Warren Township
Tpland Creek
Hill Grange
Elizabeth J. da Walt Ve
Harry T. Fetts
Arthur B.' Ward
Sait
Common Pleas
Harry Ward
Blanche Ward
Missing Nine Men After Connecticut Hospital Fire
Nine men housed in an outlying, three story farmhouse building of the Connecticut hospital for the insane were missing after last night’s fire. Superintendent Dr. Haviland suspects the blaze started near a heater from a heap of kindling wood. Property loss estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Associated
Middletown
Conn
Ning
Connecticut
Hospital For the
Haviland
José
Real Christmas Weather Brightens Christmas Eve
Real Christmas Weather will greet Santa Claus as he makes his rounds tonight in the Middle Atlantic New England and Middle Atlantic states with snow flurries forecast this afternoon and tonight. Elsewhere fair weather is expected and Christmas Day looks generally fair aside from snow around the Great Lakes and rain in the north Atlantic states. Temperatures will stay low across the country with no severe cold.
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Associated Press
Wire
Washington
Atlantic
New England
Middle Eastern
Great Lakes
Pngltic
Executor 3rd Sale of Rhal Estate in Jefferson County Ohio
Executor of George Emery announces a public auction of parcels in East Springfold Village Jefferson County Ohio on Saturday January 24 1820 at 1 p m. The first parcel two acres more or less assessed 206 and the second parcel 27 1 100 of an acre assessed 200 with one third cash and two deferred payments secured by mortgage. Purchasers may pay cash if preferred. Kerr attorney for executor Jobdpil Horton executor.
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Tropate Court
Jaffarson
Ohio
East Springfold
Salons
East Springfied
Zoo Protter
John Sherr
Frank Wrelr
W. A. Cattrell
George Ery
County Recorder
Yald County
East Springfeld
Jefferson County
George W. Wilson
George Emery
County Recorder of
Nounky
Tarme
Saloa
Sach
Jobdpil Horton
Kerr
Ogeternay
Impossible To Ratify German Peace Treaty Ahead Of Year End
Paris reports say ratification of the German peace treaty before year’s end is deemed impossible in official circles. German envoy Von Ler ner will consult Berlin over the latest Allied reply, traveling tonight with experts, a move described as no rupture in negotiations. Dutasta conveyed Allied assurances on economic issues and possible reductions in reparations tied to sinking at Scapa Flow.
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Associatad sPrean Lansad Wino
Paris
Berlin
Paul Dutasta
von Lersner
von ‘Lersnér
Hig
Capial
Diasta
Supreme Council
Pote
Von
Leisner
Germany
Scapa Flow
Dutasta
von Leisner
Bolshevik Offensive Planned Against Poland
Associated Press report from Geneva and London details a Bolshevik plan for a major offensive against Poland next spring led by Leon Trotzky. Chinese troops are said to be recruited for support in western Europe, with further notes on Bolshevik advances around Berditchev and immediate peace talks offer from M. Tchitcherin.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Poland
Leon Trotzky
Kiudsia
Warsaw
Sureau
Trotzky
Tifa
Europe
London
Potlura
Ukraine
Berditchev
Kigve
Hitomir
Moscow
M. Tchitcherin
Post War Problems Trigger Dutch Government Resignations
The Hague December 22 Associated Press reports postwar defense issues tied to the League of Nations prompted resignations in the Dutch cabinet. War minister Alting van Geusan quit after the budget was amended to cut munition funds. defense policy clashed with socialist opposition led by Deputy Marchant, who argued the league would lessen armament needs.
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Associated Prees
The
Hague
League of Nations
Jonkheer Levitd
Lagtweol
Alting aVn Geusan
Marchant
Prohibition Party Seeks Compulsory Arbitration Board
The Prohibition party in New York County adopts resolutions urging Congress to create a non partisan arbitration board with binding power to settle all industrial disputes. They argue nationwide prohibition shifts focus to industrial problems and recommend compulsory arbitration as a national platform issue.
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New York
Congress of & Non-Partisan
Prohibition Party
New York County
Irish Bill Will Be Rejected Says Freeman's Journal
Dublin reporting that the Freeman's Journal quotes the Irish press predicting rejection of Lloyd George's home rule bill. It notes Irish nationalist MPs absent from the debate and claims three quarters of the Irish people will reject the measure for various reasons, some good some bad.
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Dublin Times
Associated Proas
Wirs
Dublin
Lloyd George
Thair
Bank Messenger Robbed of 15000 Near Goodrich Factory
Dan Topovich, 23, messenger for the Commercial Savings Bank, was robbed of $15,000 in currency and checks by two armed men who sprang from an auto in Akron. Police have no clue to the robbers after detectives grilled Topovich, who insists the money was handed to a bank customer. The heist occurred as thousands exited the B F Goodrich factory gates yesterday afternoon. Topovich has worked for the bank since last spring.
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Akron
Dan” Topovich
Commercial Savings Banic
B. F. Goodrich
Dan Topovich
Topovich
Goodrich
Commercial Savings and Trust Company
Much Whiskey is Heading to Germany in Trade Shift
The Associated Press reports that most U S whiskey will be shipped to Germany as English demand wanes and French tastes differ. The Trans Atlantic Commercial Corporation advises clients to send whiskey to Hamburg citing cheap warehouse space and solid export prospects. A Kentucky distillery already ships 5400 barrels to Germany and a prior exporter has sent 75,000 barrels to England since June.
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Associated Press
Wired
New York
United States
Germany
England
France
Trans-Atlantic Commercial Corporation
Seaboard
Hamburg
Kentucky
Former Pittsburg Man Now a Ruler Virtually Prisoner
Gregory I. Zatkovich, once Pittsburg attorney and now president of a small Slav republic in Eastern Europe, is held nearly prisoner in Kla capital due to bolshevik activity. Relatives report he cannot leave the castle except under heavy guard. his wife is from Youngstown.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Gregory I. Zatkovich
Pittsburg
Russia
Europe
Kla
Yatkovich
No Liquors to be Sold on Govt. Ships
The Shipping Board bans intoxicating liquors on passenger liners between New York and South America. Chairman Payne argues prohibition applies on government vessels, with the Moccasin set to sail from New York Saturday. County Auditor Floyd notes dog tax payments are very slow, with a $25 penalty after January.
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Associated Presa
Wira
Washington
Shipping Board
New York
Payne
Three Mile
United States
Fioyd
Sugar prices rise as Cuban refined sugar’s first quota named
The Huston market reports the first quota for Cuban refined sugar at 15.20 cents a pound, with 2 percent cash deduction, and a cash price around 17 to 18 cents. Howell Son & Company note refining margins and say about 10,000 barrels daily could be sold. The move reflects raw sugar costs from December and signals refinery capacity near two thirds.
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Shasdclatea
York
Dee
B. H. Howell Son &Company
Noti
Howell Company
National Sugar Refining Company
Tia
Personal notices crowd Fort Jampsee area for Christmas season
George Colas of New Cumberland visits the city on Monday. David Pairos, a U S student, is home for the holiday. Mrs Emmell Kelly’s funeral is noted along with many local visitors and Christmas gatherings. Several residents plan holiday visits, repairs, or travel, including Helen Macy and Miss Mary Scott who slips on ice. Moose dancing party, Emerson orchestra, and Roman’s Study Club events highlight community merriment in preparation for Christmas.
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George Colas
New Cumberland
David*Pairos
U.S
Joseph Frazier
Misa Helen Macy
Cifeteria
Calliicathe
Haliday
BegHon
William McKeown
Dalinlaon
Apelit
Mieses Eliza
Sue McKeown
North Forth Street
T. W. Kelly
Edith
Mary Doyle
Emme I. Kelly
Woodlawn
John O. Bower
Bellevue
Myra Bower
North Fifth Street
Sallie,Gregg, Dougherty
Cleveland
James Farrington
Clinton Street
William Lewis
la Belle Mills
Ohio Valley Hospital
Hopea
Henry Harris
Lincoln Avenue
la Belle Iron Works
Helen Gill Robbins
Pasatene
Cal
EB. I. McKittrick
J. J. Gill
Franklin Avenue
H. H. Zimmerman
McKee Ave
Pleasant Heights
BE. Speer
Pittsburg
James Witllasma
Worth
Cantwell
Mary. Scott
North Fifth
Washington
Fifth Streets
Lil- Man
Moose
Emerson Orchestra
Wayne Emerson
New York
Emerson
The
Victoria
East Liverpool
Wheeling
Fort Jansbee
Lydia Luby
Lilith Jackson
Ruth Banfield
Sara Kirk
Carrie Banfield
Lucille Banfield
Robert Ottoriser
Fairmont
Bobby” Kirk
Aia
Pau Kirk
Very
Donald Gibson
Buffield
North Patth Street
Thomas Walker
Sharman Avenue
Willaut A
Leonard
Ernest
Birmingham
Ala
Bentley W. Pape
Frank Grace
la Belle View
Coshocton
Mina Lille Buchhagan
Mrs. Reynolds
Miss Keil
Voyage peril on stormy sea lands safely after icy voyage
Reports describe a perilous voyage with a storm, high waves, and freezing four degree temperatures. Mr and Mrs Hitchcock and others endured the battle with winds and ice but welcomed safe port. Several locals and visitors arrive for the holidays, with gatherings and charity events noted.
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Land of Yorke
Hebris
Giaés
Hitchcock ‘Wera
Death Roll of Mrs Mazie Wildpret funeral held at 2 PM
The funeral of the late Mrs Mazie Wildpret was held yesterday at 2 o'clock from her residence 1107 Wellesley Avenue with Rev Shiltz in charge. The Mackey sisters of New Cumberland supplied the music. Pallbearers were George Wesley Harry McCabe William Wildpret Hugh Wildpret and David Jenkins. Interment followed at Toronto cemetery.
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Mre
Mazie Wildpret
Tes Dencge
Wellesley Avenue
Shiltz
Mackey Sisters
New Cumberland
George Wesley
Harry McCabe
William and
Hugh Wildpret
David Jenkins
Toronto
Death of Mrs Emma L Kelly of Wheeling West Virginia
Mrs Emma L Kelly beloved wife of Wilbur M Kelly of Wheeling Virginia died December 17 1919 after a six week illness at age 19 She leaves husband and five month old son Wilbur Jr Funeral services were held from her parents home at Wood lawn Ta Sunday afternoon December 21
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Emma L, Kelly
Wilbur M. Kelly
Wheeling
WV. Va
Wilbur Jr
Woodlawn
Death of Miss Emma B Cable in San Diego
Obituary notes Miss Emma B Cable died Monday in San Diego after six weeks confined to her room. A daughter of Ivye and Sarah Cable, she was born at the old Cable homestead and educated at Steubenville Seminary. She did missionary work in San Francisco Chinese quarter, later living in San Diego with her cousin Miss Carrie McFarland. She was a member of local and San Diego First Presbyterian churches and aunt to Capt. W A Shouse, Mrs. Ross Nicholson, and Wilson Cable. Funeral held at her San Diego home with burial there.
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Kinsfolks
Emma B. Cable
San Diego
Cal
Nerera
Miss. Cable
IV Yine
Sarah McFarland Cable
Thin City
Cable
Third and
North Street
W. Re Zink
Steubenville Geminary
California
San Francisco
Mercer
Carrie McFarland
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Allen Cable
W. A. Shouse
Ross Nicholson
Wilson Cable
Colorado Springs
Appointment Notice for Estate of Petes Cordovado
William M. Sweeney of Amsterdam, Ohio has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Petes Cordovado, late of Springfield Township, Jefferson County, Ohio, deceased. Dated December 28, 1919. John G. Belknap, Probate Judge.
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Notich
Pete Cordovado
William “M. Sweeney
Amsterdam
Cordovado
Springfield
Jeffsron County
Ohio
John G. Belknap
Said
James Jarosky
William M. Sweeney
Springfield Township
Jefferson County
Bic
John G.belknapf
Said County
Albert M. Boop
Olive M. Boop
Mingo Junction
Ohto
Steubenville Township
Jafferson County
M. Gruber
Notice of Appoint Administrator for Cordovado estate
Notice names Pete Cordovado estate in Jefferson County Ohio. John G. Belenay, Probate Judge, appoints qualified administrator for the estate of Peta Cordovado late of Boringhiala Township. Location details and dates appear in the filing with county officials.
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Louise Rekelly
Filing records show John G Belknap appointed and qualified administrator of the estate of Louise Rekelly, deceased, late of Springfield Township Jefferson County Ohio. Dated December 23.
Notice of Appointment Estate of Andy Maccleson
Estate of Andy Maccleson in Springfield Township Jefferson County Ohio has appointed and qualified William M Sweeney as administrator. Dated December 2 1919 at Jefferson County Ohio Triobate Judge John G Belknap.
Appointments and a Jefferson County sale notice in Ohio
Notices record multiple probate appointments for James Jarosky Victor Oreskovic and Albert M Boop with dates in December 1919. A separate Jefferson County Court sale notice lists Kendall Coal Mining Company defendants and describes public auction of real estate and extensive personal property in Springfield and Steubenville townships, including a 402 acre coal land tract and mining equipment with detailed appraisement figures.
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Pudlig
Court of Common Plesa
Jefferson County
Ohio
Kendall Coal Mining Company
Piatntitt
James Co Stradley
Bridget Stradley
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson Vanity
Court House
Strubonville
Jefferson
Strians
Springfield
Jafferson
State of
Springfeld
Steubenville
County of Jefferson
Martin Taylor
Phebe Taylor
Scott Allen
James Champion
Henry Wasamier
A. J. Anderson
Rabbitt Heirs
Henry S. Eynan
Jefferann
Henry Dy Igney
D. 5
Mane
Pio
Rene
Jeffry
Hiftini Jacka
Morgan Gardner
Caeh- W. T. Baker
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Mary Ellen Wilgus
Santa Claus
Associated. Press
Fram
Oger
Lamont Hughes
Lorain Steel Company
Johnstown
Carnegie Stel Company
H Hughes
Jas. H. Grose
Brier Hmy Steel. Co
W. A.t'homas
Honea Savings and Loan Company
Wellaville
Plena Court
Harrigan Rinehart
Charles Muzette
Pittsburg Pa
Mary Diebold
Howard
Howell
Cosheston
Avi Elizabeth Grace
Witlam
Grinm
Liverpool
John Crawford
Miss May Given
Empires
Justice Lawler
Johns Maxwell
Tho
Jefferson County Board of Commissioners
Yeaterday
Maxwell
Georges Hun
Rhal Estate
Paria
Bolsevik
Trotsky
New Yok County
Ireeman
S. ‘Journal
Miss Emma
Mr. Cable
Union
Calla
Tery
Pete Cordovyado
Sweeney
Anisieldgits
Peta Cordovado
Boringhiala Township
Jefferson ‘County
John G-Belenay
Bbdeckin
Andy Maccleson
Audecerdam
Springeld Township
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