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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions Germany peace and destinies, references to plants and sellers, neutral lands, and a premiery commission. Unclear subjects and dates hinder precise interpretation. likely notes on postwar agreements or land rights and international diplomacy.
A man calling himself Charles Ross attempted to rob Tony Dianinto in Weirton demanding $100. Dianinto shot Ross twice in self defense as he lunged with a knife, killing him. Ross died on a porch after fleeing across a lot. Investigations continue. Dianinto acted without arrest.
Judge Smuth's decision details mischarges in Patterson contracts with long list of improper payments. Patterson signed his father and Gavin's names to contracts while his brother ran the contracting business. overcharges and unbuilt structures led to a total order to repay $1,150.19 to the city.
Henry Myers arrested for bootlegging and Fraoest Grant of South Sixth street arrested for keeping a place, on affidavits from state officers.
Nancy J Dillon sues Wm H Dillon for divorce and restoration of McGilton name alleging failure to support and neglect of marital duties. Attorneys Kitheart and Bigger. Interstate Note and Holding Co sues John Bagus for $140 on two promissory notes. Attorneys Kitheart and Bigger.
W G McCullough was awarded the Irondale and Yellow Creek pike bonds on his bid of 53 975 dollars, securing the project.
The report describes a death found in a churchyard with signs suggesting foul play. Lee A. Mate Wa, connected to the Miller and Scott families, is identified with ties to Philadelphia and Los Angeles. The 24 year marriage and subsequent carpet business are noted. the deceased left a widow and three children Marie Alice and Scott, with extended family listed. Evidence on foul play remains uncertain and under inquiry.
Four boys ran away from the Yellow Creek Children's Home Saturday afternoon and were found Sunday evening in Toronto sleeping near a billboard. They were William Frye of Brilliant, Harry Boyd and Roy and George Albright of Steubenville. Trustees P. W. Bougher and James Conley brought them back to the Home.
Case dismissed at costs to plaintiff Thresa Gressh against Annie Garbell. Divorce suit by Wm Kiggins against Ada Riggins cites marriage August 14 1912 and alleges wilful absence desertion gross neglect of duty failure to perform household duties and adultery. Michael Rusen guardian of Nicholas Rusen sues U S Coal Co for $5000 in damages for injuries April 11 1913. Negligence alleged. J W Porter represents. E F Erskine represents.
Henry Myers suffering delirium tremens flourished a razor and was placed in the lockup for safekeeping. Joseph and Hriee Budnick were arrested for threatening another person.
Milledgeville Georgia July 19 Leo M Frank remained in fragile condition after being slashed in the throat by fellow convict William Green. Doctors report fever and swelling persist as the prison commission and Governor Harris weigh an investigation into the attack while Frank battles infection and risk of further complications.
Raul Clay Mig. Co. files for default judgment against Ohio Plaster and Supply Co. resulting in a monetary award of 1527 dollars and 85 cents. The court grants judgment by default for the plaintiff.
A garbled report notes a cadet, Stephen Terry, at the academy, and mentions Caesar plots and ships released last week. The item emphasizes cadet status and a Friday cast on unclear events involving naval or paramilitary movements.
Joe Pizolla was found guilty of illegal selling by Squire McCann in New Alexandria on Saturday afternoon. He was arrested in recent city raids.
An ad notes backache without a draft cause could stem from kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted to relieve backache muscle strain rheumatism and bladder issues by restoring kidney health. Beall & Steele advertise the product.
A dated advertisement extols Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach and lazy liver with swift action. It promises thorough cleansing without pain or nausea and urges readers to ask for Citrolax at Beall and Steele.
An advertisement urges readers to try Dean's Ointment for itchiness skin rashes and pimples. It notes the product costs 50 cents and is available at all drug stores.
An unintelligible OCR fragment mentions names and items but lacks clear event details. The readable parts suggest a local notice or column snippet with potential personal names and a brief reference to a panel or group. No coherent event, date, or place can be confirmed.
They write day by day letters from men and women claiming kidney pills cured backache rheumatism and kidney trouble. No other remedy shows as long a record of cures Beal and Steele.
An old advertisement promotes a drugstore burn scar and emergency care product by Dr. Thomas Eclectic Ol, claiming availability at all druggists for 20¢ and 50¢. It markets quick relief for burns cuts and emergencies in a period voice.
A cryptic line recalls a visit to a place called howee and an attempted vow with lamences and chiffnese of bie seek and shave, followed by disappearance. The text is garbled and difficult to reconstruct, offering only hints of a locale and actions without clear subjects or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a bond act involving Al Odreg Hors and related parties. Readable items reference a mare patie omsebeee and procedural steps under a bonding measure. Details are unclear, but the piece centers on a local bond action and associated names.
An old advertisement touts a versatile salve claimed to protect and heal skin, relieve headaches, and ease fatigue. It markets the product as a general remedy, urging readers to ask a druggist, with a price of $1.00.
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