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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

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Weirton police seize large still and arrest owner

Police at Weirton captured a large whiskey still in full operation and its proprietor, George Secoswich, 66, a Serbian, at his home Saturday night. Officers took Secoswich to the lockup and federal authorities were asked to take charge. Four large barrels with 200 gallons partly fermented were confiscated along with a copper boiler and attachments. Security patrols had increased after recent arrests.

George Socoswich Weirton Harry L. Brooks Floyd Anderson Grant Shope Secoswich Ontft Bur- Btown

Italian man back in Jefferson jail after prison sentence

HF Antonette De Biase an Italian immigrant who fled after a sentence of one to twenty years for shooting with intent to kill Special Constable Dick Bell is returned to the Jefferson County jail. Attorney Joseph Pissarro seized him near noon and escorted him to the Sheriff's office. De Blake claimed Pennsylvania residence since his disappearance to spend Christmas with friends. Bond collection action against Luigi Di Gesudido will be dropped.

Antonette de Biase Gurmen Ohio Dick Bell Jefferson County de Blate Joseph Pissarro Common Pleas Court Ney de Blake Pennsylvania Carpenter Luigi di Gesudido Market Street

Funeral notices describe multiple local deaths

The text reports several obituaries and funeral notices from a local paper. It names the deceased and survivors, churches and services conducted by Rev. Kis, Rev. Mohn, and others, with scattered details on ages and kinships, including Samuel H. and Mrs. Anderson, plus mentions of services on a Saturday afternoon and in various nearby towns.

WETS GAIN THREE VOTERS IN PROHIBITION RECOUNT

Associated Press report from Columbus notes a three vote gain in Franklin County for the 1000-evict prohibition recount ordered by the Anti-Saloon League. The recount began in Franklin County Common Pleas Court before Judge Clevenger with two special commissioners. Tension arose briefly when a youth protested interruptions but officials urged cooperation. If statewide across 6000 precincts the process could span weeks to months.

Associated Press Columbus Secretary of State Franklin County Campbell Clevenger Earhart

Marriage Licenses in a Fragmented Notice

Fragmented OCR lists names and ages for marriage licenses including Robert Cunpingham 23 of MI Ngo Junction and Ruth Look- 8 engine, Jess Perry 80 of Empire, Panga Galloway 23 of Toronto, H Matthews ast Springs Holt, William Hast Empire & Sumors 17 Ragland, D Jones 21 Ragland, Eda Dye 19, Hag Davis 28, with unclear locations and details.

Robert Cunpingham MI Ngo Junction Ruth BE Jess. Perry Empire Shi Panga Galloway Toronto Lex William Viz Empire & Sumors Ragland Nyindbar D. Jones Eda” Dye Hag Davis Nder

John Joyce Dies After Illness at Gill Hospital

John Joyce a well known Ion worker died at Gill Hospital on Friday November 28 1919 after violent illness that morning He was a frontworker at La Belle Mills and widely known He married Mary Davin twenty five years ago and leaves a daughter Mary and four sons John Jr Walter Thomas and Maurice He was a member of Holy Name church

John ‘Joyce John Joyce Gill Hospital la Belle Mills Mary Davin Mary John Jr Walter Thomas Maurice Holy Name Church

Mrs. Anna McLain Dies at 31 in North Eighth Street Area

Mrs. Anna McLain wife of Arthur McLain died Tuesday at the position on Beer ra ee of youthful womanhood at 31. She was a daughter of Louis and Mrs. Fennow of North Eighth street and a longtime member of St. Peter's church. Survived by husband, daughter Laura, three sons Charles Clifford Arthur Jr. and six brothers Adam Andrew John Jacob Frank Charles Fennow and three sisters Cathrine Rose Mary Fennow.

Arthur McLain Anna Charles Clifford Arthur Jr Adam Andrew John Jacob Frank Charles Fennow Cathrine, Rose Mary Fennow

Obituary Notices from Steubenville and Nearby Areas

Multiple obituaries announce the deaths of Samuel H. Starks at his sister’s home in Steubenville aged 69, and Mary Elizabeth Korach, seven, in her parents’ home after illness. Mattie Snodgrass Moore and Anpsis (Anbipsy) Weekly Googlin are also noted. The items outline birthplaces, family ties, and community roles, with references to churches, military service, and local residences in Ohio and nearby states.

Death of Edward J Brettell in Mingo Junction

Edward James Brettell longtime Jefferson County businessman and head of Brettell Coal Company died suddenly at his home in Mingo Junction on Sunday afternoon from heart paralysis. He was 44, born in Terre Haute, Ind. and lived in Jefferson County since youth. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs David Reisling of Mingo Junction, and three sisters Mrs Jessie Still, Mrs March Jones, and Mrs Bessie Welshans.

Edward James Brettell Jefferson County Brettell Coal Company Western Avenue North Hill Mingo Junction Brettell Terre Haute Ind Mingo Potter Memorial Church Min- 80 Junction David C. Reisling

Mrs. Mary McCormick 1919 obituary in Brillant Ohio

Beloved wife of C. S. McCormick, Mrs. Mary McCormick died at home in Brilliant Ohio on Sunday December 28 1919 at 11 15 am after a brief illness. She was 48 and survived by her husband and two children C S McCormick Jr and Mrs Florence Craven. Daughter of William and Sara Green. Funeral services will be from the residence tomorrow at 1 pm. Interment at New Alexandria cemetery.

Anderson Sistersville W.va Soloman Amanda Stephens Randolph Anderson Methodist Church Ross Carl E. Anderson Henry Stephens Raccine Wis Cora BE. Marker Steubensville Margaret Humphry New York Mary Evans Oklahoma Ambyse Goodlin Anbipsy Qborge T. Harkes New Cunverland W. Va Nis Beyong Co. B Wwe C Shurgr Post G. A. R Pirat Christian Church Toronto Ri Lo Mos Bertha May Hawkes Elsworth Marshall Ann Marshall Gegree W. Hawkes New Cumberland W. Va Mary McCormick CG. S. McCormick Brillant Ohio

Mrs. George Dugan Rites Held in Ragland Community

Funeral services for Mrs. George F.P. Dugan were conducted December 24 at 10:30 a.m. at the Ragland home with Rev. R. Co. Steward officiating. Dugan died December 22 after a four day diphtheria illness at age sixty nine. She joined Mt. Moriah Baptist Church thirty years ago and leaves her husband and seven children. Interment followed at the Thfield cemetery while neighbors gathered outside due to quarantine and a snow storm. The second obituary notes Mrs. Degninico Gino who died Christmas Eve after a prolonged illness, survived by her husband in Italy and two sons. Rural services at St Anthony's church in Va are planned for Saturday morning.

Sanwel WF Starks Samuel H. Starks Pearl Boycan South Court St Edgecoon N. C Steubenville The Baptist. Church George T. Dugan George FP. Dugan Ragland, CO Rev. R. Co. Steward Benjamin Smith Lester Rogers Raylana William Piney Fork Charles Wintera Witch Hazel George Dugan, Jr Andrew Dugan Canton Red Dugan Thfield Dominico Sheame Degninico Italy St. Anthony Ttal Russell John Anthony

Memorial for Bash Family at Funeral Rite

The obituary notes the death of Mr. Bash on December 27 near Germano. The service for Charles Batch arorgé McGowan and the late Mrs. Bash took place at the church on Tuesday at five o clock with Rev. Gibben officiating. Mourners included three sons and other relatives as the community bids farewell in the burial ground.

Mr. Bash Jos. Bash Ind Getbenville Rity Thomas

Negroes and Soldiers on Street Car Fight Ends Fatally

On a Louisville street car near Camp Zachary Taylor a Negro and soldiers clashed after a reprimand for cursing in front of women. A shot fatally wounded Mrs. Lynch and wounded Private Earl H, with the Negro fleeing despite a pursuit. J L Hudson is jailed on a charge of shooting at the Negro as he passed.

Associated Press Louisville E. Lynch Earl H Zachary Taylor Hegro Revolver Hager Dluly Lynch J. L. Hudson

Fragmentary political notes from unclear 1900s era press

Scattered OCR fragments mention California state politics and a Republican endorsement, with references to a secretary, a senator, and a presidential context. The text is garbled, hindering clear events or dates. Entities named are inconsistent and some words appear misspelled or out of place.

Labor views on immigration and US effect on labor

An Associated Press dispatch from New York discusses labor leaders' views on immigration. It notes a temporary shading of steamship activity, a large influx of foreigners, and concerns about the impact on American workers. It cites Representative Isaac Siegel and highlights arrivals from Germany and other countries, including citizens who had previously lacked visa access.

la -Wire-Ay Associated Press Leas Anot New York Hillis Island Ted Bear York Immlandarket United ‘States Geramny Isaac Siegel House Immigration Committee

Probate Notice in Swene Township Names Executors

A probate notice announces administration of James Jidan Swéen M. Swéen’s estate in Sara Township. James Soroatee Jat aw is named administrator with Jeff yeon William M. Swaney as executors. Dated December a 119. John G. Bel Probate Judge presiding.

DCE James Jidan M. Swéenhio James

Ohio Teachers Seek Tenure Reform in State Assembly

In Columbus Ohio the State Teachers Association reports debate over a relief and tenure plan. A substitute bill to grant life tenure after five years seeks to stabilize teachers amid funding strains, with discussions of a new league and duties for elementary educators. The group aims to press legislators as they study executive proposals and refer to citizenship and education policy.

Columbus Ohio Assembly Ohis Alice Ohad Méinion Wenner State Association Life Pill World League 1 Consti Alston el University Oh Thens I Association Mt . Dre United Makial Columbus JHB O David Ard H A Goddard Cigny

Dr Christopher GSchott Clings To Innocence In Grief Struck Trial

Louisville December 30 Dr Christopher G Schott refused $15 000 bail and chose to stay jailed as he faces murder charges in the death of Miss Elizabeth Ford Griffith his former fiancée. The coroner said she was killed between 1 and 3 PM December 24 with a bullet to the heart in his office. An umpire W J Ryan testified Schott was seen departing the office around 2 30 PM. Griffith, 17 year old former assistant, had been delivering Christmas gifts earlier. The physician plans to marry Captain George Jordan, and the case proceeds toward an April trial date.

Louisville Christopher G. Schott Elizabeth Ford Griffith Till Miss Griffith Schott Laurine* Gardne Grinhose Sehgte Griffith tSchott Ant” Plarenet Captain Gorge Jordan Samp Zachary

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