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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

6

Marshal Wilson Charged With Accepting Bribe in Mingo Junction

Marshal Thomas Wilson of Mingo Junction is jailed on a bribe charge after affidavits claim he accepted whiskey from Rosario Ceraclo for protection of a speakeasy. Ceraclo and others filed sworn statements detailing weekly whiskey payments and Wilson’s alleged orders to Sell and not trouble certain officers.

Thomas Wilson Theown Mingo Junction Harry E. Zimmerman Henry Lawler Marschal Frank McCoy Mingo Bend Roserio Ceraclo Mineo Ceracla Ravine Street Minzo Ceraola Major McClellan Ich Ceragle Squire Lawler Ceraclosis Rosario Ceraclo Jefferson County Ohio Wilson Marshal Wilson Sam Crawford Thea. Wilson Carmelo Fortzon Theodore L. Skages John Marquette William Otte Paul Genering Josephine Ceraolo Marshal Thomas Wilson Ceraolo Coraolo

Thousand Dollar Fire Destroys Weirton American Restaurant

Early today the American Restaurant in Weirton suffered a major fire, estimated at up to 1,500 dollars. Firemen responded at 1 34, battled for about two hours, the kitchen and dining area gutted, and the building heavily damaged near the post office on Upper Second Avenue.

Weirton Flozee Fanes Upper Second Avenue

Funeral for Frank Snyder Held at St. Peter's Church

The funeral for the late Frank Snyder was held at St. Peter's Church at 9 o'clock this morning with Rev. Father Power officiating. Interment followed at Mt Calvary. Pallbearers named were Chas Huber Joe Lantry James Zimmerman John Centner Jim Woods and Charles Hartford.

Frank Snyder St. Peter's Church Father Power Mt. ,Calvary Chas. Huber Joe Lantry James Zimmerman John Centner Jim Woods Charles Hartford

Suspect Arrested at Cadiz in Parma Heights Teacher Murder

Thomas E. Tanner, linked by police to the Parma Heights teachers murders, was turned over to Belmont County officials. Cleveland detectives and Sheriff Stannard questioned him without answers. A large Parma township search and a $146,609 county reward plus a proposed $25,609 Community Chest reward are in play to capture the killer.

Cadiz Br . P Thomas E. Tanner Parma Heights Belmont County Stannerd Cuyahoga County Cleveland Tartar Tippecanoe Detroit Parma Township Louise Wolf Mahel Foote Cleveland Community Chest

Devil and False Religions Sermon Sparks Converts

An evangelist denounces Russellism, Christian Science and Spiritualism using Bible rhetoric. He urges listeners to tear up such books as devil influenced, while a large crowd responds with many joining the faith on the platform. Music, gifts, and appeals mark a spirited revival scene at the Martins Ferry tabernacle.

Heb Jones Devil Bob Jesus Christ Jesus New York City Russell Loren Jones Fje Donnela Cochran Don Cochran Ohio Valley Miss Cochran Mrs. Cochran Schultz la Belle Methodist Church Martins Ferry Jones Hawley Paul Powers the Tabernacle

Use A Lucky Guy and Women Rally at Jefferson County Club

Polls and meeting coverage show a violent incident on Market Street involving Zimmerman and a knife, followed by a large turnout of women in the Jefferson County Women’s Republican Club. The gathering emphasized clean citizenship and elected county vice chairs and a legislative committee.

Market Street Zimmerman Republican Club Jefferson County G. B. LeVan America E. T. Wood Brush Crees R. T. Dallas R. F. D. Irondale Ross Jp George Robins Springfield Lloyd Amsterdam William Burchfield East Springfield Salem Peters Richmond Cathrine Crooks Warne WF. Tipton Bloomfield Smithfield Jennie Biceer Pleasant Low Haimer Pleasent Knox Borer Toronto Island Creek Wellay Cross Crees B. F. Hanson LeVan D. H. Halstead Ohio Congress of Hugh Clark New York Herald Rs. Donaldson Warren G. Harding Edwin C. Hill Hardings Harding Lincoln Roosevelt Theodore R Roosevelt Old Solomon Clark Josephine Hammond

Men charged with murder of Galchek plead not guilty

Hebert, Grimm, and Wilbur Jeffries of Follansbee indicted for first degree murder in the Strubenville bridge case involving Stephen Galchek. They pleaded not guilty at Wellsburg arraignments and were remanded. Trial set for March 16.

Hebert Pittsburgh Grimm Wilbur Jeffries Follarsbee Stephen Galchek Pittsburcher Steubenville Bridge Wellsburg Frank Karnath Theodore Sponderis Follansbee Karnath Sponderis Samblers Follawsbee James Goodwin Gondela Archer Wagner Miblon Stocks Colliers Warner Stocks

Marriage Licenses and legal notice report

Marriage licenses issued for Frank Gritser and Goldie Hackathorn. John Figel and Frances Homa. Clyde Walker and Mary Sewers. Alexander G. Aldred and Edna E. Mason. Raymond Tice and Sae Tolson, both of Iron Dale, reported. Mary Bezich pleaded guilty to running a speakeasy at Culbertzen Camp and was fined 360 dollars plus costs as raisin rock seized in raid.

Frank Gritser Amstedam Goldie Hackathorn Bergholz John Figel Mingo Frances Homa Toronto Clyde Walker Mary Sewers Alexander G. Aldred Edna E. Mason Amsterdam Raymond Tice Sae Tolson Sjrondale Miary Bezich Culbertzen Aress Wall No. 25 Justice Downer

Indicted coal operators in Ohio tax plan debate coverage

Columbus reports detail on Ohio taxation hearings and proposals by Gov. Davis's committee. Union leaders and mine operators are named in indictments from Indianapolis for conspiring to raise coal prices and limit production under anti trust laws.

Columbus A. P Gov. Davis W. O. Thompson Harry D. Silver Silver L. D. Johnson M. E. Thrailkill F.O P. Greene Delaware Ohio Indianapolis Wm. Roy Bellaire Jefferson County Belmont Guernier Counties Moore Lee Hall G. W. Savace State Mine Organization Amoens Joseph Pursslove Stewartsville Heiniein Neffs Glencoe Ohio & West Virginia Willow Grove Youghinghery & Ohio Coal Company Belmont County Florence Short Creek Yorkville Barton Wm. Haskens Frank Ledvinsa United Mine Workers’ Organization Ist John L. Lewis Wm. Green Gieted Iingis Indiana Pennsylvania Missouri

Weirton Blaze Damages Caruso Building. Two Injured Rescues Made

A fire at 1:34 this morning damaged the three story Caruso building on Upper Second Avenue, with losses over 3000 dollars. Firemen and volunteers evacuated six foreigners from the upper floors as flames swept all three levels. Separate incident: Bordon Wukelic, Sorbiah, jailed for robbery and property destruction after terrorizing Mark Finzi and George Mondich. crime halted by officers just before a mob formed. Probate: Will of Abner Longhotton probated. appraisers named for James Rasanna estate.

Weirton Caruso Upper Second Avenue Hollidays Cove Weirton Fie Bordon Wukelic Sorbiah Mark Finzi Dates Street Bell Wukelie Oficers Feist Wutkelie

Debs Counsel Barred from Visiting Prisoner in Ga

Adiance Ga February 26. Samuel H. Casseton counsel for Eugene V. Debs Socialist leader announced receipt of a telegram from the attorney general stating visits to the prisoner are not permitted. Casseton said the letter denied access as a protest against the administration.

Adiance A. P.i Semuel H. Casseton Fugene V Dess Contraunicaco Atlanta Wilson de Throwen Dussieton Oan Eugene Ve Pehs Cableton Coneral

Divorce sought in Common Pleas Court on grounds of incompatibility

Mabti Fink seeks a divorce from James Fink alleging the breakdown of their marriage and a living arrangement in Dergher PO36. The case notes a prior arrest, while John Griffin is fined $25 and costs for vagrancy andOrdered to the county jail in default.

Mabti Fink Common Pleas Court James Fink John Griffin Justice Lawler

Italian Charged With Assault On Eleven Year Old Girl

A 73 year old Italian man, Dom inic Germaneco, was arrested after allegedly assaulting Emilie Tiwama, 11, at her Main Street home Sunday afternoon. He is jailed on $20,000 bond and awaiting grand jury action for a crime that could carry life imprisonment.

Loretta le Plant East Liverpool Julia Cohen Feist People’s Store North Fourth Street la Plant Dominic Germanco Eni DiBacca Issaqit Emilie Tiwama Cresidig EiBacca Main Street Dominic Germaneco Carcavale Frank Feist Germanes Germaces Mainstrest

Farmers Campaign Ends in County Rally and Growth

The campaign in Jellervan county concluded with a push to build support. About 274 new members joined the Farm Bureau as part of ongoing organizing efforts.

Jellervan Cer Pa Farm Bureau Artayviz

Gunmen Caught and Charged in Local Shootings

Report describes gunmen captured after confrontations with police. Names include Justice Lawer and Bethel area figures Burwell Rariand and Tel Ports. Court actions proceed with mentions of charges and a Bellaire jeweler linked to the case.

Bellaire Jeweler

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Briscles B.C Weilsvare Scardht Hemes Todar Gunes Imiavicgn THE Bob” Jones Evangelistic REP Edmonds Negro Lim Women's County Republican Club Cears W. E. Cowan Salem Two Rupert Beetham Ohio House of Representatives Congressman Fess Ter Harriet Beecher Stowe United States Cowan Aioocenvier Frances Willard Tsue Independent Voters Party Vr. Cowan Demeraia United States of Armenica Bingham Tranford Gil Enoork Leos Galchek Pete Lenay Tanne Ton Comstable James Parkinson Roy Gilbert Justice Downact State Special Taxation Committee Central Field Abner Longhotton Ralph Maricuse Joseph Robinson Clyde Roberts James Rasanna Debs Probate Court Dastardly Assaul Gir Germaine Farmers Campaign SUCCE Farm Bureal Vielnrorms Reed O. Rinker Reit Curtis Marts Gough Justice Lawer Ptien Burwell Gseistan Rariand Harry Ciobluber Pete Court
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