Memorial Services of GAR Knights Templar Honored St John Day
St John Day observances held at Weatminster Church with Knights Templar attending morning and G A R memorial rites in the evening. Veterans from Spanish War and World War I escorted by veterans groups attended the solemn services. Several musical selections and a memorial address marked the day. Names of local WWI and GAR casualties were listed, and a Chicago death noted for Charles Harter with pending burial in Union Cemetery.
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Knights Templar
St. John’s
Atv. Sherrard Prealdths
McDonald
Gill
Arma
St. John
Sons of Veterans
America
Grand Army
Charles Laughlin
Jewett
Evangelical Lutheran
Shaner
Rutledge
Odd Fellows Iidge
Legion Post
Mikesel
Chas. Scott
N. Burnley
George Bowers
Death of Dr. John T. Schultz at 49
Dr. John Thomas Schultz, prominent local physician, died at Ohio Valley hospital at eleven p.m. Wednesday after a lengthy illness and an amputation due to blood poisoning. Born April 16, 1872 in Annapolis, Ohio, he practiced in Kilgore and Detroit before moving to Steubenville eighteen years ago. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Blendie of Detroit, a son Otto of Massillon, a sister Mrs. Mary Price, and two brothers Albert and Robert. Burial arrangements announced.
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Chicago
Wm. H. Harter
Steubenville
William H. J
Union Cemetery
John Thomas Schultz
Ohio Valley Hospital
Schultz
Annapolis
John
Margaret Burchfield Schultz
Cincinnati School of Medicine
Kilgore
Carroll County
Detroit
Mich
Hamline M. KE
Church
Blendie
Otto
Massellon
Mary Price
Albert
Wellsville
Robert
Lindsway
Death of Steulenville native David OConnell at Tiltonville
David OConnell 68 died at his Tiltonville home Thursday at 11 6 oclock. A former contractor in this city he later worked for the Steel Co. at Yorkville. Survived by widow Annie and all children the funeral will be Saturday at 10 am with interment at Brooke cemetery Wellsburg W Va.
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David O'Connell
Steulenville
Tiltonville
O’connell
Steel Co
Yorkville
Annie O'Connell
Brooke Cemetery
Wellsburg
W. Va
Infant Anna May Smuck Dies at Home
Infant Anna May Smuck daughter of Archie and Sarah Smuck died at home 927 Tincoln Ave on Thursday morning aged two months and two days. Funeral was held Friday at 3 o'clock at Finley M. E. Church with Rev. Jones conducting.
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Anna May
Archie
Sarah Smuck
Tincoln Ave
Funeral services for Dr John Thos Schultz held this afternoon
Funeral services over the remains of the late Dr. John Thos Schultz were held from Lindsey's funeral home at 3:00 this afternoon. Rev. Barnett of Hamline M FE church officiated. Pallbearers were Ross Stark, Mr. Adrian, Mr. Miser and James Priest. Burial followed at Union Cemetery.
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John Thos. Schultz
Lindsey
Rev. Barnett
Hamline M, FE. Church
Ross Stark
Adrian
Mr. Miser
James Priest
Union Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Robb at Pleasant Heights
Funeral held from the home of her niece Mrs Samuel W Pearce on Henry avenue Pleasant Heights at 11 this morning with Rev Aikin officiating. Pallbearers included Robert Brooks Jason Brooks Jr and nephews of the deceased. Interment in Union cemetery. Mrs Anna Brazbowska dies at home of her son 1312 Ariington avenue after illness aged 60 Survived by several children in the city and vicinity.
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Elizabeth Robb
Samuel W. Pearce
Henry Avenue
Pleasant Heights
Aikin
Robert Brooks
Jason Brooks
East Liverpool
Robert
Howard
Charles
Samuel Pearce
Union Cemetery
Anna Brazbowska
Ariington Avenue
Harding Plans Florida Trip After Talks With Leaders
President elect Warren G. Harding will meet with senate and house leaders this week in Marion before leaving for Florida where he will rest and conduct conferences until his inauguration on March 4. Participating lawmakers include McCumber Good Mondell Welly Anthony and others with Will Hays and Senator Harding discussing cabinet duties and the Ohio succession.
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Marion
A. P
Warren G. Harding
Senate
House
Florida
Senator Harding
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
J. W. Good
Iowa
Frank Mondell
Wyoming
Pattrick J. Welly
Michigan
Daniel R. Anthony
Kansas
Will H. Hays
Cabinet Solentinns
Tarding
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Harding
Ohio Senate Committees Convene for Appointments
Columbus Ohio December 27 By A P members of the Senate committee on committees arrived for a meeting to select standing committees. Governor elect Davis is to arrive to meet with the committee as early arrivals confer to review requests from various senators for committee posts. The committee includes Whittemore Sparka Jones Rowe Bellew Brand and Gifford.
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Columbus
A. P
Senate Committee On Committees
Senate
Davis
Frank EE. Whittemore
Summit County
W. E. Sparka
Montgomery County
Thomas W. Jones
Meigs County
Joseph J. Rowe
Cuyahoga County
W. W. Bellew
Hamilton County
Charles Brand
Champaign County
Thomas G. Gifford
Lucase County
One Born Every Minute in County Jail Case
Investigators in Justice Downer’s court reveal Barney O’Brien, a vagrancy convict acting as a trusty, solicited eleven dollar payments from Martin O’Connell and Jim Martin claiming to secure their release. They paid. another prisoner allegedly gave his watch. O’Brien admits taking the money and awaits grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin O'Connell
Jim Martin
O'Consnell
Martin
O'Brien
Jalil
Buying Coal On Co operative Plan
Massachusetts residents are buying coal on a co operative basis amid a market shortage. State Fuel Administrator Hultman reported thousands are participating and that Essex residents faced prices of 22 to 24 dollars per ton. Coal clubs form in localities to buy in carload lots from mines as dealers struggle to fill orders.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Hultman
Essex
Family files suit for damages after auto collision
John Mellek of Glen Robin sues Y. and Coal company for 325 dollars alleging his son John was injured when struck by a company owned automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mellek
Glen Robin
Y. & ©. Coal Company
John
Mary Burbansky Pays Fine in Prohibition Case
Mary Burbansky of Adena paid a $300 fine and costs in Justice Downer's court for violating prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burbansky
Adena
First National Bank of Smithfield Declares Third Christmas Dividend
The First National Bank of Smithfield distributes its third Christmas dividend, marking 113 dividends declared since the bank's organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Smithfield
Three Negro Prisoners Accused of Jail Robbery
Lawrence Shields of Salt Run, jailed for intoxication, says three fellow prisoners Tom Sanders, Sam Harris, and George Jones assaulted him in the jail corridor and stole $28 and a gold watch after being fed liquor by trusted inmate Barney O’Brien who unlocked bars to let them roam the lower cell tier. Authorities plan to charge the men with highway robbery and present them to the January grand jury alongside O’Brien.
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Barney O'Brien
Lawrence Shields
Salt Run
Tom Sanders
Sam Harris
George Jones
O’brien
Shields
Barney O’brien
Trusty
O'Brien
Sheriffs of
Jury to indict suspects in brutal assault, says flee
Flee announced an investigation into all phases of the affair and pledged to urge grand jury indictments for the negroes and O'Brien. Shields, filing a complaint, said jail might be safest, but he later noted a severe scalp wound after being struck by one of the attackers.
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Flee
O’brien
Shields
May Equip Police Stations in Ohio With Wireless
Columbus dispatches report that large Ohio police HQs would get wireless outfits to catch bandits. Patrolman Windam and Safety Director McCune push the plan, noting Ohio lacks a state constabulary and rural banks are poorly protected. They say costs would be modest due to fast notice to towns within 490 miles of equipped centers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Windam
McCune
State Plan for Compensation of Ex-Service Men
Ohio veterans urge the incoming General Assembly to submit a constitutional amendment to fund extra compensation for ex servicemen. Proposals call for at least 10 dollars monthly per month of service up to 268 months, needing 20 to 25 million dollars funded by bonds. They seek authority to exceed the state debt limit to finance the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Ohio
U. K’d
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Becnue
Veterans seek state aid while pressing for federal bonus
Veterans argue that a state bonus would not kill the fight for a federal compensation, but supporters say the effort will continue regardless of Ohio’s decision.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Plans 1921 First Half Budget Borrowing
Cincinnati will borrow 2 225 000 to meet early 1921 expenses as Mayor Galvin estimates in the semi annual appropriation ordinance. He puts six month operating costs at 6 376 672 and total revenues at 8 151 672, not counting sinking fund charges of 2 829 990. He warns reductions in appropriations or curtailment of services may be needed absent a solution.
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Cincinnati, CO
Cincinnati
Galvin
Forty-Eight Prohibition Agents Headed to Hurley Wisconsin
Forty eight armed prohibition agents led by Jos Callahan set out from Chicago to Hurley Wisconsin to raid alleged bootleggers. They carry thirty eight warrants to arrest every man named.
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Chicago
A. P
Jos. Callahan
Dalrymple
Tron River
Michigan
Hurley
Wis
Presidential Yacht Mayflower Damaged by Fire at Navy Yard
Aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower the mess room and several officers quarters burned out while tied up at the navy yard. A Board of Inquiry was convened to determine the fire source.
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Washington
Dee
A. P
Navy Yard
Realty Transfers in City Properties
Transfers recorded include Charles Briggs to Emma J. Briggs Pt Lot 6 Malber’s 8 D City for $1.00 and several other deeds: Gus Seeling et al to Ralph Cunningham Lot 72 McLaughlin’s 4th Adena for $4 600.00. William A. Gerke et al to Frank Bodno Lot 68 Ger xe’s Deandale for $1.00. Mary Mill et al to Vajo Brasovic Pt Lot 23 Mears City for $1.00. Vincenzo Minello et al to Natare Schta vone int Lot 101 and S 4 Lot 102 Manley & Garratt’s 3rd City for $1.00. Dora Wolinsky to James J. Hartley Bishop Lot 9 and Pt Lot 8 H. B. Mears City for $1.00.
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Charles Briggs
Emma J. Briggs
Malber’s
City
Gus Seeling
Ralph Cunningham
McLaughlin
Adena
William A. Gerke
Frank Bodno
Ger Xe
Deandale
Mary Mill
Vajo Brasovic
Mears
Vincenzo Minello
Natare Schtavone
Manley & Garratt
S $Rd
Dora Wolinsky
James J. Hartley
Bishop
H. B. Mears
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Gar
Joseph M. Morrow
John W. George
Co. I
A. M. Blackburn
John Pierce
Co. A
A. E. Daugherty
Co.d
Roseman Gardner
Charles Harter
John T. Schultz
John L. Doyle
Holy Name Church
Father Weirand
Frank Kilmartin
William Caniff
John Wahey
Gus Jioto
Andrew Madigan
John Toner
Stella
Joseph
Mary Zalenska
Washington Street
Thelma T.aulise
Foster
Elizabeth Armitage
Wilden
Steubenville Building
March, A. D. 1888
COR
Third & Market Sts
Board of Directors
Wm. M. Beall
James Brettell
John Carlisle
George M, Crawford
Joseph B, Doyle
Wm. M
Helms
S. A. Laubheim
W. McD. Miller John H. Peterson
W. M. Helms
Jas. Brettell
W. McD. Miller
N. D. Miller
A. G. Lee
Anna E. Vance
Alma G. McMullen
Miller & Miller Attorneys
Ohio Senate
Financial Strait
Robert J. McCleary
Jefferson County
Childrens Home Fund
Ferson County
Bloomfield
Bloomfield & Fair Play
Unionpest & Smithfet
Dillonvale
Wabash
Bloomfield E
Bloomfiemeld
Ena, Yorm & E
Bloomfield & Western Pik
Hopedale
Salem & Midway
Mills
Brush Creek Towdsnip Couses
Sacrscerarers
Os Shoes
Monroeville
Revere
Ross Township
Icross Creek Township
Scscseeeesesuneeen
Steubenville Township
Aoe
New Alexandria Corporation
Sisssssoee
New
Alexandria Village
Wayne Township
Sessisseees Wells Township
Island Creek Township
Seecseensensens
Knox Township
Toronto Village
Toronto Corporation
Seeseesenerane
Escvceneucseesensense
Cresscause
Empiire Corporation
Cesereeegever
Iempire
Yeland Creek
Stratton Corporation
Mount Pleasant Township
Serveces
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Corporation
Dillonvale Village
Dillonvale Corporation
Rosa Township
Coses Sccosesnveee
Salem Township
Sss
Seerees
Cross Creek Township
Mingo Village
Mingo Corporation
Ssseaseneere
Steubenville City
Steubenville City Corporation
Saline Township
Sessesessees
Knox
SOIE
Sar
Talal Ab Powaahip- Qaa2
Purpose Corporation
Mary Ae Faiconteoit
DBI
Re Harties Lonc Beaibe Peel
Jose Sf
Lee
Colt
Sain Hai
ILTOH
breBls
OURO
BU BN
Ose
Lea Apenes
Beeen
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