Receiver appointed for Fort Steubenville Hotel company
Stockholders discussed financing options to complete the property and considered exchanging preferred stock for common stock to fund a refunding mortgage. Subscriptions dating two years back total nearly 40000 dollars, unpaid, prompting creditor concerns and potential receivership. Judge Smith appointed C. C. Hanes as receiver with a 40000 dollar bond to protect creditors and enable refinancing to preserve the public enterprise for Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Fort Steuben
Stenbenville Hotel Company
Isome
Brettell Coal Company
Joseph B. Doyle
Common Pleas
Steushenville Hotel Company
Steppenville
Court of Appeals Decisions Handed Down Today
Court of Appeals handed down several decisions affirming or reversing lower court rulings. Barach v State of Ohio upheld penitentiary sentence. Cohen v Brilliant Coal and Mining Co dismissed motion for new trial. Riley v Rochester et al dismissed petition. Rosenthal v Visnich affirmed lower court. Behan v Grover Village Schools affirmed in error. Brooks v Industrial Commission error noted. Bassani v New York Central Railroad affirmed. Red Wing Milling v Acorn Liquor Co defendants upheld. Casciopos v Toyouto affirmed. Nelson v Hemrhrdt dismissed error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Mike Barach
State of
Ohio
Barach
B. Cohen
Brilliant Coal and “Mining Co
Apepal
Howard B. Riley
Fred B. Rochester
New Iriak
Charles.h. Rosenthal
George Visnich
Rob‘erta
Timothy P. Behan
Board of Education of
Grover
Village
Cage
Horad
Behan
Tigshan
Nathan .P. Brooks
Industrial Commission
Marcello Bassani
New York Central
Rairoad
Red Wing Milling
Acorn Liquor Co
Frank Casciops
Frank Nelson
Daisy Nelson
Wilma
Hemrhrodt
Dinmierad
Old Liquor Tax To Be Assessed Against Violators
Golumbis Ohia May 26. Perabita convicted of violating Ohia prohibition laws is being certified to county auditors for payment of the old $1,000 quota. Don V Parker state prohibition commissioner says taxes have a valuable influence and urges extended certification and court notice to owners of later violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Bureau
Reception to Dr and Mrs Arms in aid of institutes
A reception honoring Dr Arms and Mrs Arms supported by the M C A and local institutions in the city raised funds and provided encouragement for earnest work. The event acknowledged the effort and impact of the donors and helpers in promoting public welfare activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. and
Mrs Arms
M.C. A
Lontrin
Handannia
Tiltonville leaders seek injunction as changes loom
Residents of Tiltonville confront a court fight over planned changes to the Western Spektite area. Community figures, including Judge Slater, express concern while business leaders press for a settlement. Court actions may restrain the alterations if violations are found.
Safe Crackers at Herrick Trailed by Bloodhounds
Two men, John Bughouse and Frank Kovac, miners, were arrested after a failed safe cracking attempt at the Great Likes Coal Company office in Herrick. Bloodhounds led deputies to Kovac’s house and then to Bughouse’s location. Sheriff Duval, Sheriff Lucas, and deputies followed the trail. About $300 was believed to be in the safe. both suspects are jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval
Wellsboro
Jefferson County
John, Bughouse
Frank Kovac
Great Likes Coal Company
Herrick
Lucas
Dag
Houser
Alligon
Devs
Kovachs House
Egghouse
Stillman Scandal Update in Divorce Case
New York reports Mrs. Anne A. Stillman released a letter from her counsel outlining proposed settlement terms in the divorce from James A. Stillman. Terms included acknowledgment of Guy Stillman’s legitimacy, termination of the suit, a substantial settlement, and Mrs. Stillman living abroad for five years, though she rejected the abroad-residence option after it was slimmed to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. P
Sillman Yeaterday
Bullman
Guy
Stanchfield
Governor dissolves the Ohio Assembly in a tense move
A gubernatorial order dissolving the Ohio General Assembly is reported amid a servere political shift. The proclamation, signed by Governor Davis, references depu ties and officials and notes immediate steps to reallocate power. The scene includes remarks from state lawmakers and surrounding commentary on the emergency dissolution.
Arm loss feared in mill saw accident near Island Creek
Sam Orwick, 28, of Alikanna, was seriously injured when his right arm was caught in a bug saw at a mill near Island Creek yesterday afternoon. Working alone, he was torn to the bone, walked two miles to be found by an automobile, and rushed to Gill hospital in weak condition from loss of blood. Dr Caldwell attended to the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Orwick
Alikanna
Island Creek
Orwick
Gill Hospital
R. Caldwell
Girl Foils Bank Robbery in Middletown Five Bandits
Middletown Ohio May 26 five bandits attempted to rob the First Savings Bank in the business district this afternoon. A girl pressed a burglar alarm with her foot, frightening the robbers away. Herbert Habig, a customer, was shot in the foot during the exchange of gunfire with bank employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Herbert Habig
Steubenville to Toronto road bid wins contract
William Keeesdecker of Youngstown submitted the lowest bid for contract I for the Steubenville to Toronto road. His proposal No. 1 bid was 309 966.09 and No. 2 county portion 19 616.00, with the total well below the estimate. Keeesdecker said he could begin work immediately and complete the project within a year, barring delays by a traction company. The Winters Hill section bid was 67 792.81 by George Patterson, with A. W. McDonalds above the estimate. Jefferson County officials attended the state highway meeting and plan to accelerate the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Torornto
State Highway Department
William Keesdecker
Youngstown
Rayland
Gontracor
Keesecker
Charles” ‘Waddle
Jefferson County
Board of Commissioners
Keesbocker
Cambridge
George’. B
Patterson
Hig
I MacDonalds
Charles “Waddell
Banquet Honors Steubenville Teachers With Roses
A long banquet honored two retiring Steubenville teachers after fifty years in service. Aboard a pink rose and bachelor button tablescape, A M Lyons and board members praised Miss Clemmons and Miss Evans for guiding generations. The event featured a premier trio, heartfelt speeches, and a plan to retire June 10 under a new retirement law, with best wishes for continued health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Dora Savane
Bifugo
Sten
Presi- Yy de
Jeng Service
Steubenville
Rozes
Sehopl
Girl Killed by Rejected Suitor in Philadelphia
A 17 year old telephony operator, Josephine Howard, was shot and killed while walking with a college student. The shooter, a rejected suitor, jumped from a scaffold and fired twice before escaping. Police seek the suspect as the victim’s mother and brother say he threatened to kill her for rejecting marriage. The college student is detained as a witness.
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Philadelphia
A. P
Josephine ‘Howard
Ioon
Becaues
Nine Rescued from Burning Building in Cleveland
Nine people including five children and three women were trapped on the second and third floors of an East Vortrath street apartment house as fire broke out on the first floor. Firemen carried all nine to safety, one child and a man overcome by smoke were found unconscious but revived. Property damage described as small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mish Slemmans
Miss Evying
Erwin
Mya
Enyin
and.-Mra
Kline
Me Ang Mre
A. M.lyonis
Dean Grisswell
S. Coe Soydag
Hoard of
Education
Natramental
Kine
Tes
Steubenville
Ufe
Misa Glenmans
Misa Evans
Tle
Havane
Stev-benyilie
Inturaf
Matlack
Seielpal
Stanton School
Matinele
Dora Fivans
Jgue
Quand
Educa‘ion
Activa
Grant Snow
Eyans Grove
Evry
la Bells
Misa Clemmans
Thia Romanus
Stanton
Spore
Advanta Wees
Cleveland
East Vortrath’ Street
Wood
Land
Amoke
Fira Taddera
Tha
Noor
Armory for city assured bill signed in Ohio
Columbus May 28 Spec ial An $60,000 appropriation to build an armory in Steubenville was approved by House and Senate officers. The move will likely spur a light artillery unit for the Ohio National Guard and is under review by the Chamber of Commerce forum committee for board approval. Immediate steps toward forming the battery are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altaneer
Wien Dur
Columbus
Fetera espres-Whalb
Judge Slater
Anagg Slater
Tilton
Spektte
Tully
Holt Ee
Aun Ja
Honda
Gimeral
Tce
Hot
Board For Life
Nen Ct
Steubenville
House
Senate
Ohio National Guard
Forum Committee
Cham ‘Ber of Commerce
Bodies of Soldiers Reach Home After Battle Losses
The bodies of three soldiers from Cooper County arrive after death in battle. Robert Lodge of Company I. William Heyshman of Company A. and Charles Hart of Company F died in action or from illness. After brief services in the capital, they are to be buried with other fallen ex servicemen. Interment plans note services at Wiley My church and funeral home arrangements, with honors by ex servicemen’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terece
Goa
Goldier Horoa
Frunég
Robert I Lodge
Ita
Pen Bey
Co. Ie
Infante
Berg
Whihm 'Heyshman
Minge
Hinta Army
Charica
Hart
Kvebrunre
Slolness
Golan
Ap Aftey
Ginto
Sunovg
Nervicea
Wiley My
Coc
Ateronon
Union Centetory
Funeral for Pvt Hart Friday in New Alexandria
The funeral for Private Charley D. Hart of New Alexandria will be held Friday afternoon at M B Church. Rev Welga will conduct the service with burial at New Alexandria cemetery following rites. Hart, who died in France, arrived in Columbus last Friday, the remains of 63 other servicemen accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Mart
Fernwood
Geo. W. Hart
M. BF
New Alexander
Welga
Smithield
New Alexandria
Hart
Calumbus
Cogn Fusera
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C. Hanes
Steubenville Hotel Co
Chance 6
Westminster Congregation
Kartfelt
Tiltonville
Anteniller
Westminster
Thair
George “W. Arms
Arms
Ana
And
Harry D. Wintringer
Jamies
McDonale
Wintrin-bears
Dr. Arms
Walsiik
Margaret Arms Guild
Emerson Orchestra
Wintringer
John W. Hawley
M. Po
The
Missionary Society
Armsia
Armé
Aimal
Slucera
Armago
Mra
Donaldson
Arma
Ealielaua
Welles Zald
Pinera
Stillman
Ohio Assembly
Maynor
Guirden
Con Mahlen
Juatice
Adler
Mylday
Mastin Anders Mae Ayyeryt
Frank Alisachok
Ahionr i Moorhubarh
Pran Wea
Jug
Hog Adler and
Martin
Dales
Stenbenville
Davis
Gep
Reynolds
Pherson
Goanell
Adeng
Roth- Omg Valldy
Hospital
Posteubenville
Armon M
Smith
McIntyre
Ronayter
Prisco
Raginaw
Freda
Toronte
Mollie Cletmats
Dora Evans
Teachers Association
Brilliant Social
Stettnenville
Mallie Clem
Stelbenville
Berwin
Illnésh
Sher
H. M-Merla
Presenta Ferry
Wathes
Havlissippi
Stringer
Joseph Buchanan
Membhia
Clemmans
Buchanan
Eryut
William Keesecker
Geo. Patterson
Wintersville
Cletamans
Clyde
A. ‘Bonham
Common
Pleas Court
George' W. Borden
Williams, Goal Company
Yoseph Calerovu
Wheeling
Laks Bele Rallyroad
Caramouheey Kort
Anak
Carol
Hom
Mets
Pvt. Hart
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