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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1915

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German Offensive In Galicia And Poland Report

News from London datelined July 14 describes renewed Austro German pressure in Galicia and Poland with uncertain action on the Western Front. French and British fronts see trench fighting, bombardments near Arras and Soissons, and mine warfare in the Somme region as each side weighs possible shifts in strategy.

Associated Press Herald-Star London Galicia Poland Nfasn Western Front Owill Aggonne Forest Frederick William Turkey Rowmania Berlin Cagdinist Paris French War Department Belgium Canal Pilken Arras Chateau Carkeul Soissons Somme Frise Fay Champagne Perthes Argonne Marie Therese Chevauchey Meuse Moselle Appremont Ews Agency

Four Iowa Pioneers Face Siam Murder Treasure Case

Samuel Anderson testified at the Siam murder and treasure hearing in Bedford Iowa recounting his acquisition of the farm where Nathaniel Smith and his son were killed in 1868 and the buried treasure said to be hidden after counterfeiters seized the money. Bates Huntsman led the accused quartet with Samuel Scrivner John Damewood and Henry Damewood awaiting further testimony over two days.

Associated Press Herald-Star Bedford Iowa Samue Anderson Siam Wee Nathaniel Smith Anderson Smith Bates Huntsman Samuel Scrivner John Henry Damewood

Funeral of Rouget De Lisle Attended by President Poincare

Paris reports say ashes of Claude Joseph Rouget De Lisle were laid to rest at the Hotel des Invalides after a grand procession across Paris. President Poincare led officials in the ceremony, praising the Marseillaise as a symbol of national independence and sacrifice.

Cby Associated Press Herald-Star Paris Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle Marseilles Hotel Des Invalides Arch de Triomphe Alexander Bridge Esplanade Poincaire Senate Chamber Hotel Des Invalides France

Austrian Dum Dum Bullet Haunts Belgrade Front

London July 14 a Serbian front scene as photographer Aerial L Varges receives a deadly dumdum like bullet from an Austrian strike. The bullet travels 2900 feet per second, bursts on contact, and the brave reporter recounts near Belgrade amid a seven course luncheon amid Petrogradian delicacies. Romey the interpreter saves Varges life while a shrapnel shell ends three Belgrade fortress crew in a single blast.

London L. Varges Varges Romey Belgrade Mr. Varges Serbia Petrograd

Five injured in Warrenton auto crash injures listed

An evening Warrenton accident involved five Martins Ferry residents when a Studebaker driven by Joseph Lash hit a stone abutment after steering gear failure. Two sustained broken bones including Lash with shoulder blade and ribs and John Withers with a broken leg. Doctor said all will recover unless complications arise.

Warrenton Joseph Lash John Withers Harison Duff J. D. Hipkins Aled McHenry Martins Ferry Hunter Studebaker

It Is Said That Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions fight

A civic exhortation urging action over talk in Steubenville. It argues resolutions without real effort waste time, praises Washington’s army backing the Declaration, and calls for a clean courageous Republican mayoral candidate with business ability. It ends urging readers to think over their choice.

Washington Steubenville

Coal Thieves Arrested In La Belle Yard Heist

Detective Peterson with Constable Luikart and Patrolman Schrader arrested four people as they swarmed coal cars in the La Belle yards. Nick Sadrop pled guilty to stealing coal and train jumping. Nate Radosovich and Stella Obovich also pled guilty to stealing coal. Helen Obovich was bound over to the grand jury. The railroad plans further arrests to end the long running theft.

Peterson W& LE R. R Luikart Schrader la Belle Squire Downer Nick Sadrop Nate Radosovich Stella Obovich Helen Obovich

Parcel post limit raised to 84 inches in U S shipment rule

Washington July 14 Postmaster General Burleson increased parcel post size limits to a combined length and girth of 84 inches enabling mailing of standard fruit and berry crates. A receipt system for parcel post packages was authorized, similar to that used elsewhere.

Washington, D. C Burleson

Orville Wright Open to Civilian Advisory Board

Orville Wright of New York says he would accept a board membership if invited but has not yet received an invitation. He urges the advisory panel to stay within guidance roles and not dictate military methods, praising army and navy officers as capable engineers. He stresses the board should offer suggestions only.

Associated Press Herald-Star New York Orville Wright Daniels Wright Army Navy

State Militia Ready After Frank Lynch Plan Rumor

Three militia companies from Atlanta were ordered to hold at Macon and guard roads to Milledgeville where Leo Frank is confined. Governor Harris announced the move amid reports of a plan to attack the prison and lynch Frank. Warden Smith said the prison was well prepared if an attack occurred and extra guards remained on duty at the state farm.

Atlanta Macon Milledgeville State Farm Leo Frank Harris Frank Milledgeville At- Ita Marietta Mary Phagan Slaton

Pennsylvania Foot and Mouth Epidemic Losses

Harrisburg report shows more than 15 000 cattle and 13 000 swine destroyed in the Pennsylvania outbreak. Since 1914 the disease has hit 788 farms across 34 of 67 counties with eradication costs at 1 350 000 dollars, half funded by the federal government.

Associated Press Herald-Star Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Live Stock Sanitary Board

Extreme heat grips northern region with record highs

In Juneau Alaska over ten days extreme heat has pushed readings from 90 in shade to 100 on street thermometers. Fires blaze along Linn Canal as glaciers discharge ice rapidly. Continuous sunlight for about 20 hours daily and lack of southwest winds fuel the heat. Fruit and vegetable crops show signs of bumper yields.

Associated Press Herald-Star Juneau Alaska Weather Bureau Linn Canal

Weather Outlook for Ohio South District

Partly cloudy in the southern area with a chance of light showers tonight and Thursday.

Ohio

Tragic Death in Oil Tank At St Clairsville

Richard Jackson a colored boy of St Clairsville was found dead at the bottom of a Standard Oil gasoline tank near the C L and W depot. He was last seen atop the tank Saturday afternoon and may have fallen through the manhole after being overwhelmed by fumes. The tank held only two...

Richard Jackson St. Clairsville Jackson

Miss Louise Westerman Killed in Auto Crash Near Galton

In Galton Ohio on July 14 Miss Louise Westerman 18 was killed when an auto driven by Boyd 20 turned turtle near here after clipping another car. Miss Westerman’s chest was crushed by the steering gear and her neck broken. Miss Nora Jenkins 18 suffered a broken rib and broken arm, and Boyd is expected to lose the sight of an eye. Robert Marsh, 20, was uninjured.

Associated Press Herald-Star Galton Louise Westerman Nora Jenkins Boyd Robert Marsh

Found guilty in oleomargarine tax fraud case

Three officials and an agent of the Old Capital City Dairy Co were found guilty of defrauding the government of revenue taxes on oleomargarine totaling about $1,000,000. The jury in Columbus federal court returned verdicts on two indictments with ten counts, clearing conspiracy charges.

Columbus Old Capital City Dairy Co United States District Court J. I Capital City Dairy Company Dennis Kelly W. H. Eberst M. Leo Corbett W. H. Kelly Kelly

Burglars Loot Dillonvale Homes and Liquor Store

Reported burglaries in Dillonvale include Rev. Beldon and Steve Boscese homes aroused by intruders who fled. A marshal intercepted two men carrying beer and released them. Later, Watzman wholesale liquor store was entered and a quantity of Hine likely seized.

Dillonvale Rev. Beldon Steve Boscese

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