Jefferson County Enumerators Named for Census Year
Enumerators for Jefferson County have been appointed by Supervisor McLane and received supplies. After weeks of prep, arrangements for the decennial census begin next Friday morning in all counties. The list includes numerous districts and townships with named supervisors and locations such as Unionport, Mingo Junction, Toronto, Steubenville, and Wells Township, detailing assignments and routes.
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Jefferson ‘County
McLané
Ohio
B. Mebane
Onum
Rators
Jefferson County
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Unionrt
Cvoas Creek
Robert Vermillion
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F Cross Crik
Robert A
Holmes
Mn Wood
Y Island Chek
John
N. Palmer
Schubenville
Hisland Crk
Toronto
T. J. Shaw
Dilows
Brush
Ross
T. A.nto
Laura
Mt. Pleasant
Jazeski
Dillonple
Orcer
Dillonyep
Dilonvale Wise
Rudolph ‘Pesak
Dillonvale
Smty Pleasant
Jcieries
Roy Barnhouse
D. No
Morningdale
Inc
Wallacebtely
Grqok
Ham
Jouneau
Iron
Hayes
Franderson
Smithfield Vittag
Frank Vv
Denjis
Smithfield
Springfield
Chae Smisterdamy
Eavka McAtear
Volt
Amsterdam
Ait
Bergholz
Miner
Jair
John Tox
Mingo Junction
Warren Township
Wy ‘Orkyills
Warren
Rayland
Clyd Ayland
Clyde Ixsmilth
Ayland
Royar Village
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Leak allegations target federal cases and Wall Street gains
Evidence gathered by the Department of Justice relates to altered teas and secret information in a court proceeding. The Supreme Court case and related probes in Wall Street dealings involve multiple figures tied to a broad investigation. A federal grand jury in January will examine the material, with officials deeming some evidence conclusive.
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
Wwshington
Department of Dngce
Jortain
Wallstreet
Thu
German negotiation hints at treaty clarifications in Paris
Paris dispatch reports discussions at the peace conference with Paul Dutasis and Baron Kurt Von Leisner. It notes the Rhine commission and Allied troop movements for plebiscite areas, plus Germany’s tentative readiness to sign if guarantees on harbor material compensation are provided.
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Paul ‘Dutanvta
Peace Conférence
Anc
Kurt Vontenner
Minglonere
Tajos
Ehips
Seans
Supreme Couincil
Germany
M. ‘Dutasta
Jaron von Leisner
Rhine Commission
United States
Maineland
Suer
Paris
Bec
Kurt von, Leisner
Vorailles
Paul Dutasis
Freat
Wit
von Loraner
Berlin
Alles
Cgernasy
Scapa Flot
Railway Workers Back Proposal Limiting Strikes at Railroads
Organized railway workers at a conference backed measures opposing strikes and favoring government control for two years to test federal operations. Samuel Gompers led AF of L figures in discussions with four railroad brotherhoods and shopmen groups. Conference rejected penalties and eliminated certain bills while seeking better railroad labor relations and the removal of wartime controls.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Tolowway
Ines
Samuel Gomopers
American Federation of ‘Andy
Wit Railway
County and City Tax Figures Show Sharp Increases
The county records show a notable rise in real and personal property valuation with totals reaching $101,582,350, while the overall county levy stands at $1,560,546. Steuben ville city reports a valuation of $41,102,220 and taxes levied at $613,627.18, with a city tax rate of 17.49 mills. The county duplication and city duplication figures are noted for 1918 compared to prior years.
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Steubenville
Americans To Be Released By Associated Press Dispatch
A fragmentary report from Washington notes a conditional release involving Hn Learnard and Warry of Martin's crew. The message references Makitan and Mazatlan with Mexican charges, and a consul stating efforts to obtain press reports and expedite action. Probate notices appear contextually in the shard.
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Associated Press
Washington
Learnard
Warry
Martin
the. S
Moke
Makitan
Th Department
Merica’ Sul
Mazatlan
Viscount Grey Abroad to Explain Treaty Controversy
Washington reports Viscount Grey, famed as the “man who led the Allies in July 1914,” returns to explain the U S Europe treaty dispute. He meets Senator Lodge and other opponents, assesses American reservations, and outlines the need for Congressional consent before binding commitments, highlighting the U S system of independent legislative and executive branches.
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Washington
Viscount Donard Grey
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Ieaves
Wilson
Armerica
Lord Grey
Ratl
League of Nations
Pesgion
Senate
America
Lodge
Ho Fins
Wall
Fis
Britain
Gregy
Ladee
Jform
Congress
White House
Sonnel
Amerie
Fragmented OCR Note on British Indian conduct
The readable fragments describe a discussion of conduct by a British Indian official. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but the text hints at evaluating behavior and responsibilities within a governmental or colonial context. No clear event or outcome can be discerned from the legible content.
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Pere Cordovada al Elason
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Cone Steubenville
Sulzbacher
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