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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

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Enraged Husband Wounds Two in Family Quarrel

Fragmentary report details a Denver Colorado flood response and a Pueblo liquor restriction order. It notes a man named Joe DiNichola and a separate incident where a husband fired on his in laws during a domestic dispute, injuring two. The piece mentions Salvation Army relief, the flood, and emergency measures in Pueblo with liquor distribution under supervision.

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Limiting Weight of Trucks Signed by Davis

A July 8 report from Columbus underlines new limits on truck weights signed by Davis. The document outlines revised tonnage allowances and enforcement measures affecting commercial vehicles and may impact freight schedules and road use.

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21 Class Presents Fine Play Green Stockings

A 1921 Steubenville school production titled Green Stockings received praise for its balance and wholesome comedy. Mary Hawkins and Teo Dougherty led readings with a strong supporting cast including Agnes McMahan and Virginia Maphelia as Misses. The show highlighted young talent and culminated in a well merited class night celebration at the home of William Rargath Griffin.

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Dublin Streets Attack Police On

In Dublin on a morning, a police officer was attacked during violent street clashes. Akron Edward Mottert, 87, was injured as bullets and bombs were fired. A court hearing followed, with several suspects reported wounded and a key officer struck during the assault. Weather prospects include tonight showers and warmer temperatures.

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Gun Play Near Riot Marks Prohibition Raid

A raid on an alleged liquor establishment in Steubenville leads to gunfire and a near riot. Prohibition Inspector Fred Henke and five assistants, plus local officers, face gunfire and a chaotic scene as bystanders are struck or threatened. Gill, Hyans, and others report shots and grappling. several bottles seized, one man allegedly shot at, and police move in as rumors of lynching circulate.

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Adams to Succeed Hays as Republican Chair

Washington June 8. Hays resigns as Postmaster General and Adams elected to succeed him as Republican National Committee chairman. Williams of Oregon elected to fill vacancy. New policy for southern representation at the next convention discussed. subcommittee report prepared for full committee.

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New wards ordinance adopted by City Council

At a special meeting the City Council passed an ordinance creating two new wards Pleasant Heights as Fifth and LaBelle View as Sixth under the census increase. The move adds to the original four wards and sends the matter to the Board of Elections to redraw precincts before the summer primary on August 9. Candidates for city offices must file petitions 60 days before the election. The ordinance was passed with a suspension of the rules, with affirmative votes from all present. The Finance Committee and City Council discussed appropriations to run the city government.

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Board Reconsiders Resignation Of Athletic Supervisor

The Board of Education approved Charles Tedge to remain as athletic supervisor, after reconsidering his resignation tendered last week. The board also re elected W. Bentley Jones as truancy officer, and Mrs Childs secretary to Principal Mick with Miss Rothstein as secretary to Supt Ervin. Concerns noted for additional rooms for next year and a large prize bazaar to be held June 12 18 at Central Bank Infer? The indoor bazaar will feature Miss Elenore Savage and other entertainers as part of a convention week in June.

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Lasker to Head the Ship Board

Washington June news notes that A D Lasker of Chicago likely heads the Shipping Board. Republican figures Moyet Lisener, Ve a Connery, Howard C Plummer and Admiral Wm S Benson are named as initial board members. Other appointees reportedly chosen and sent to the Beale for confirmation.

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Three Killed in B and C Accident at Medora Indiana

Three railroad workers were killed and two injured when two engines pulling an eastbound B and O freight overturned at Medora Indiana, 16 miles from Seymour. The deceased are Hugh Zeifker, Homer HI member, fireman. Harry McCulley, brakeman. Injured are E Downey, engineer, CO Harding, fireman. All from Seymour. The wreck's cause undetermined. Seventeen cars left the track and freight was destroyed. The train was en route from St. Louis to Cincinnati.

Sims Demand Discipline Over Irish Speech By Admiral

Washington lawmakers criticized Rear Admiral Sime for remarks on Ireland and urged President Harding and Secretary Denby to take disciplinary action. The memo alleges the admiral did not formally consult the president and calls for Navy Department oversight immediately. The exchange reflects postwar tensions and party politics shaping military commentary.

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Zoar Institute Meets Tomorrow At Baptist Church

Zoar Baptist Sunday school program outlines a full day at the First Baptist Church with devotional services led by M J Huff and talks by W A Holmes Rev I A Mather on Bible themes and teen and young people's work. Sessions cover The Adult Clay at Work The Bible in the Orient and multiple youth and civic activities led by Rev W Gaylord James Nellie Reed and John P Davis among others.

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Wage scale signed for master painters on Newfoundland coast

Master painters and the painters union settled their wage dispute with a new two year arbitration clause. The signed scale brings workers back after a period of tied up contracts since April 1. The agreement covers wage and working condition adjustments by arbitration.

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New Road Meet Set for June 23 at Fort Breubeo Hotel

Eastern Ohio officials from counties and the state highway department will meet at the Fort Breubeo hotel on June 23 to discuss proposed East River road. Governor is invited and expected to attend. Steubenville Chamber of Commerce aids planning for the public meeting.

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Seapool Strikes Coast Forlif Behind Seaward

The freighter Seapool, a 4 500 ton vessel, grounded near the New England coast. Forepeak flooding forced emergency actions as the ship drifted toward St Johns with assistance requested from government staff. Seapool arrived at real t by May 24 and departed Montreal June 2 for Dublin.

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Slayers Probe Ties Woman To Kaber Murder Case

In Cleveland suburbs Eva C. Kaber of Lakewood held on charges tied to the slaying of Dan F. Kaber. Authorities say she paid foremen to aid the murder and was to be questioned by County Prosecutor Stanton. Extradition papers planned as other relatives face indictments and arrests.

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Resolution to Prohibit Fight at Jersey City

A House resolution introduced by Rep Gallivan would prohibit the Dempsey Carpentier boxing match planned for Jersey City on July 2. The measure cites wartime sentiment and questions draft dodging, framing the event as inappropriate during the world conflict.

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Examinations and ambition in Steubenville schooling

An Observer column discusses exam stress, suicide fears, and the impact of end of term testing on students. It celebrates Elwood Poole’s Naval Academy success and praises local education, urging safer substitutes for grading pressure while noting pride in Steubenville’s youth achievements.

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