Death of Ex Senator W. E. Mason
Washington report confirms the death of Illinois Representative and former Senator W. E. Mason at 71 from heart trouble after a recent relapse. Mason, who once championed repeal or amendment of conscription, had a long career in both Illinois and national legislatures.
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A. P
William E. T Mason
Illinois
Mason
Senate
Chicago
Locnl
Finois
National Congress
W. E. Mason
House of Representatives
Hastings
Oklahoma
Death Penalty Sought in Colavito Woman Case
Cleveland leader reports deputy prosecutor Edward C. Stanton will seek the death penalty for Mrs Erminia Colavito and co-defendants in the murder of Daniel F. Kaber. He rejects a plea to second degree murder and states the search for the actual killers extends to other cities.
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Cleveland, O
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Erminia Colavito
Eva Catherine Kaber
Mary Brickel
Mariaf McArdle
Kaber
Daniel F. Kahber
Edward C. Stanton
Colavito
Stanton
Holy Name Diplomas Awarded at Commencement
Holy Name parochial school's annual commencement at Victoria Theatre honored two graduates Howard J. Donahue and David B. Phillipson with high honors. The two acted in the two act play Dorothy and received diplomas from Rev. Father Welg. the event included a flower drill, orchestra numbers, and remarks urging leadership and local educational advancement.
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Holy Name Parochial School
Victoria Theatre
Howard J. Donahue
David B. Phillipson
Dorothy
Grace Denning
Helen Connelly
Mildred Tiffany
Lucy Feeney
Samuel Morrison
William Doyle
Villian
Mary Coburn
Eva Griffin
Adeline Gunkle
Margaret Coburn
Helen Jones
Elizabeth O'Malley
Anna Slabdorf
Catherine Cash
Mary Doyle
Margaret Fenski
Mary
L. Westmyer
Holy Name Orchestra
Edward Slattery
Francis Fach
Eugene Schmidt
John Schneider
Joseph Polshaw
James Eley
Margaret Toth
Leo Daugherty
Charles Goode
Célio
Robert Doyle
Drum
Nicholas Cefalo
Sarah Phillipson
Holy Name School
Treland
Father Welgand
Holy Name
Catholic University of Washington
D. C
United States
Father Weigand
Steubenville
Stranded Youths Reunited With Parents in Columbus
Two colored boys from Columbus South Carolina were aided by local Social Service Union officers after wandering into a room hungry and claiming they were broken from work. Their parents were notified and sent funds for railroad fare. The boys were placed on a train Friday to return home.
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Columbus
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Social Service Union
Eagles parade decorates Steubenville 1921 convention prizes
Prizes for Wednesday evening's decorated auto parade at the 1921 Ohio Eagles convention were split after a ruling. First prizes of 100 dollars were divided between H H Van Horn and James Keane for pink and white and yellow and white cars. Second prizes of 76 dollars were shared by Hugo Pekruhbn and W Tancred for the Hower basket design and the yellow blue flowers sedan. Over 100 cars attended, with Telling ice cream company honored for its eleven trucks. W J Tancred of Dayton, a prize winner, is a delegate and secretary of the Dayton aerie.
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Ohio
Eagles
H. H. van Horn
James Keane
Hugo Pekruhbn
Telling Ice Cream Company
Eaat
Liverpool Eagles
Steubenville
Market Street
W. J. Tancred
Dayton
Eagle
Dayton Aerie
East Liverpool to Marietta Joint Highway Committee Meeting
The first meeting of the East Liverpool to Marietta Joint Highway Committee will be held at the Fort Steuben hotel in Steubenville on Thursday June 23. Governor Harry Davis and state highway officials are expected to attend plus representatives from counties along the river front. The program includes morning sessions with calls to order and committee reports, luncheon, afternoon addresses by state and local officials, and the election of an executive committee.
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Akron
Rubber City
Market Street
Palmer
Fort Steuben
Steubenville
Eagles
Market and
High Streets
East Liverpool
Marietta
Harry Davis
Chambers of Commerce
Fort Steuben Hotel
State Bonus To Be Discussed At Legion Conference
The state bonus will be a major topic at the Northeastern district annual conference of the Ohio American Legion. The Legion home at 320 Walnut Ave. N. E. will host the meeting starting at 10 o'clock with John R. McQuige and Hugh K. Martin among those in attendance. Carl E. Moore of Cleveland will preside, and more than 100 veterans are expected.
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Ohio Department of the American Legion
Legion
Walnut Ave
N. B
John R. McQuige
Hugh K. Martin
Carl E. Moore
Cleveland
Ohio Executive Committee
Rumored Ohio pick for federal Prohibition chief
In Columbus on June 16 a rumor assigns the Ohio federal Prohibition director post to Westerville figure George Stoughton possibly, a relative of AG Daugherty. If appointed, it would tie Hillsboro’s crusade origins to Westerville and connect the national enforcement leadership with local temperance history.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. P
Prohibition
James A. Sheuyrer
George Stoughton
Westerville
Daugherty
Stoughton
Hillsboro
Westervilla
Priest in Mail Plot Confesses In Toledo Trial
Anthony Gorek a Polish priest from New Chicago Indiana and German native on trial for conspiracy in a post office theft case testified about his role aided by Wanda Urbaytis. He said he used stolen funds for parish needs bought church candles paid sisters and hid most bonds.
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Toledo
Ohio
A. P
Anthony Gorek
New Chicago
Indiana
Germany
United States District Court
Wanda Urbaytis
Gorek
Wanda
Two Men Indicted in Kaber Murder Case in Ohio
Cleveland Ohio June 18 two men were indicted for the murder of Daniel F Kaber in a case tied to a confession from Salvatore Cala. Cala is in custody in Buffalo and Vittori Pisselli remains at large with a nationwide search underway. Also charged are Eva Catherine Kaber Marian McArdle Mary Brickel and Erminia Colavito in connection with the case.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pisselli
Edward C. Stanton
Phil Mooney
Grand
Cala
Buffalo
Mooney
Kaber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Misa Marian McArdle
Mary Brickel
Erminia Colavito
Special Jury Drawn in Lowe Will Contest Case
A special jury was drawn today to try Florence Lowe versus Sarah Lowe and others over the will of the late William H. Lowe. The case is set for trial in Common Pleas court on Monday.
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Florence Lowe
Sarah Lowe
William H. Lowe
Common Pleas Court
Vice President Praises Harding Role In Pacifying Europe
In Niles Ohio on June 18 Vice President Calvin Coolidge lauded Warren G Harding for a strong American policy shaping Europe’s peace. He spoke at the unveiling of a bronze bust of Harding at the McKinley Memorial, praising open Gates and harmony in government, and noting reparations, dissolution of entanglements, and renewed ties with allied nations.
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Vic
J. D. Waddell
Nilss Chamber of Commerce
Court of Honor
David Todd
Ohio
Cornelius L. Bliss
Interior
Warren G. Harding
Corsica
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Amalgamated Association’ of Iron, Steel, and Tin
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Youngstown
Butler Art Gallery
Niles
Harding
Europe
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Wm. McKinley
White House
Congress
Washington
South America
Mexico
Massive Prohibition Raid Nets Multiple Arrests Across City
Federal and local officers led a city wide raid on liquor operations. At 122 South Fourth Street eight twelve gallon jugs of home brew and other alcohol were seized. Proprieter Robert Burris pleaded guilty and was fined. Other sites on Market Street and North Sixth yielded beer, whiskey and mash, with several proprietors charged with illegal manufacturing and selling.
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Columbus
Montagsue
Ohio Prohibition Enforcement
Columb
J. L. Hilty
Canto
Dyer
South Fourth Street
Robert
Burris
Frank Feist
Schiwaben
North Sixth Street
Mqnor
Market St
Montague
Saquad
C. J. Weber
Omcer Montague
Tom Walker
Market and
Water Street
Crabbe
Market Street
George
Tom Adams
Patrick O’maley
Market
Water
Feist
William Caldwell
James Wardle
Schwaben Hall
River Coal Co. of Steubenville Incorporation Recorded
Incorporated today by Miles P Bell and Wm Schafer with capital of 500 004 dollars for The River Coal Co. of Steubenville.
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The
River Coal Co. of
Steuvenville
Miles P. Bell
Wm. Schafer
Davis urges harmony between employers and workers at Harding bust unveiling
James J. Davis former puddler turned Secretary of Labor delivers a message of unity at the McKinley Memorial ceremony. He calls for workers and bosses to cooperate, stop hatred, and promote production of American goods to win the world market.
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James J. Davis
President Harding
America
Niles
Mr. Davis
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