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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
A mosaic of notes covers Danes in Schleswig and Bismarck’s reversal, fashion quirks in New York, Congress debating British advice, California grapes thriving post prohibition, Hessian fly woes, and mixed economic jitters from rail to sugar. scattered items include farcical paraphrases, political crumbs, and local incidents.
A TV of opinion argues for revising the wartime tax structure to raise revenue and reduce relief on industries. The piece proposes members use their recess time to study the matter and suggests changes to lessen burdens on the country’s industries.
A World Wide Subject praises Mr Wells for a masterly talk on Europe and global reconstruction. He notes America’s limited influence, calls for coordination among industrial and social leaders, laments restrictive politics, and forecasts a pivotal Paris meeting guiding a hopeful postwar recovery.
A survey suggests many married women contribute to family income beyond breadwinning and that backyard gardens and poultry are common. It notes regional differences with ten percent of Reston wives in paid work and high garden usage in Cleveland and New York. It also reports twins show both similarities and differences, like most people.
A strong editorial blasts Louis F Post Assistant Secretary of Labor for opposing deportation law and shielding anarchists. It accuses him of autocratic actions canceling warrants defying Senate findings and undermining public law while defending the government from its enemies. The piece calls for removal and portrays the charges as accurate and severe.
Secretary of War Baker admits he lied about Bergdoll knowledge and implicates former Judge Westcott in releasing Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. The article recalls Bergdoll, a millionaire draft dodger, and portrays the War Department actions as a messy scandal with political overtones. It also notes a Chicago club card incident tied to presidential hopefuls.
The piece surveys German writers, including Bernstorf, and their frank though shifting views on war, politics, and figures like President Wilson. It notes prewar German propaganda, internal blame games after the war, and Bernstorf's impressions gathered during his Washington stay as a German ambassador.
Fragmentary dispatches discuss Col House's Berlin visits and U.S. stance on peace. References compare German victory prospects with Wilson’s re election and Ireland stance, citing Baron von der Laschen and Brand Whitlock remarks.
Funeral services for George Henry Waiters were held at his residence 424 High Street with Rev Jones and the Finley M E church choir providing music. Pallbearers included Harry and Charlie Richardson and Robert Wiley. Interment was in Union Cemetery. Dr Thomas A Phillips funeral occurred at Tonvna G depot area with Rev McChirty officiating and interment at Golden City Cemetery.
Funeral service for James White held at 10:20 a.m. officiated by Rev. Shilty in the Presbyterian church with music by Le Belle View WM. pallbearers included A. Fidider, Roos Weber, Saltanes, Neal son. Interment in Rich mound Union cemetery.
Herbert Edwin Wennedy age three died after a mishap at a home visit with his parents and Margaret Lynn Hennessy of New Castle. The child fell into a tub of boiling water and died shortly after. Provisions account the body to their in New Jersey this afternoon with services to follow.
Obituary notices announce the death of J W McGowan Jr’s daughter with arrangements for remains to be brought to the city and a funeral plan to be set. The piece also reports the funeral of Charles K Swickard from Maxwell Avenue with service details and pallbearers. Rabbi J Georg Rae Fee dies at 46, born in England, long resident of Steubenville. survived by widow and daughter. member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
J C Bendere a noted city resident and businessman died at his Canton home on Thursday evening June 3 1620 after a long illness. He was 57 and born in Garry Quid later moved to Stetben ville where he engaged in building and real estate. He belonged to the First M E Church in Canton and is survived by his wife three sons and five daughters. The funeral will be held at his Canton home Saturday at 2 pm with interment in the city.
Message reports the death of Dr Curtis Priest at his Newath Oris home on Monday May 23 1926 after a brief illness caused by paralysis. He was son of the late Dr J B Priest of the city and a noted physician with ties to Newark and Columbus. Survived by his wife three sons three daughters one brother Reverend Walter Priest and one sister Mrs Curtis Kleebarger.
The Steubenville Bank and Trust Company appointed as Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Szach late of Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio. Dated May 15 1920. JOHN G BELKNAP Probate Judge of said County. 20Marw
Notice states Thomas Rocea named as Administrator of the estate of Constantino Coccthino late of Mingo Junction Jefferson County Ohio who died. The appointment was made on the 13th day of May in the year indicated with Roy L. McClave attorney and John G. Belknap Probate Judge confirming the matter.
Estate of Rebecca McConnell deceased appoints J W McConnell as Administrator after special qualification. Located Steubenville Township Jefferson County Ohio dated May 21 1930 with John Belenap legal representatives McLaughlin attorney.
Dr Peddock of Kansas City announces an improved method for treating inflammation and catarrh of the gall bladder and bile ducts linked with gall stones. The booklet reports remarkable results and offers a free copy by writing to Box 201 Dept B.
Bertha Levinson appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Farsy 3% Levinson of Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio deceased. Dated May 19 1929. Published in weekly edition.
Probate notice announces the appointment and qualification of Casmir Jedrzyjewski as administrator of his estate in Jefferson County Ohio. The filing date is May 24 1920 and attorney John J Belknap is noted as probate attorney.
Notice records the appointment and qualification of Mary E. Allen as Administrator of the estate of Ira Gaya Alles deceased, of Springfield Township, Gederrig County, Ohio. Dated May 26 1929 by Probate Judge John G. Belenap. Attorney BD. A. Gruber listed.
Robert Anderson has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of John B. Anderson, late of Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio. Dated May 21, 19 5 era. John G. Belenso, Probate Judge of Ixia County.
Josephine Dzegieski of 2287 Sth street Chicazo Illinois is named in a partition action in Jefferson County Ohio for Lot No. 35 in Eilheart and Coles Addition Dillonvale to determine undivided half interest subject to dower. Respond by 16th day of May 1920 or judgment may be taken against her.
Caterina Marzano of Richmond has been appointed administratrix of Antonio Marzano deceased of Salem Township Jefferson County. She was qualified and the appointment was declared May 24 1926. Attorney listed.
Notice states Mey Burria appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of James Carson, late of Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, deceased. Dated May 27, 1920. Mansfield & Berryman, attorneys.
Estate of James Carson is probated in Jefferson County Ohio with Mary Burris appointed Executrix. Dated May 27, year unspecified. John G Belknap and Mansfield & Merryman Attorneys filed the notice.
For sale 78 acres of land offering coal oil and gas rights. Best offer requested. Property located at 1130 Adacoln Avenue Steubenville Ohio. Stetw
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