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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
The column rails at Clemenceau for president and questions McAdoo's nomination. It jokes about ex Kaiser, Mexican policy, sailors in Mexico, and Daniels praising brave cooking. It forecasts treaty muddle and league of nations tail controversy while urging privatization of express services and railroads.
The text notes a grim 1919 record of disasters on land and water and argues mining fatalities, though severe in spikes, are not clearly greater than other lines of work. It contrasts attention given to mine explosions with the daily casualties across industries, suggesting underappreciated dangers in nonmining labor.
The Youngstown school board has barred Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice from part of the literary curriculum citing anti Jewish sentiment. The piece notes Shylock earns sympathy and respect beside his Christian opponents, and praises Shakespeare's genius for crafting the complex character amid era-wide prejudice.
The text argues that Anglo-Saxon influence has improved law and order and growth in colonies. It contrasts India and Egypt where public works uplifted living standards, and suggests Palestine could gain similarly through projects like a Dead Sea tunnel for power, and irrigation via the Jordan to boost agriculture and industry.
Notices record various probate actions in Jefferson County Ohio including appointments of administrators and executors for estates such as Pasquale Lepeddin Sferrella Amelia Barretta Rebecca Gladfan and others. The items note dates of filings and names of judges and attorneys, with details of the appointed officials and locations in Brush Jorugh and Springfield townships.
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