Local Steubenville Daily Herald announces subscription rates
The Frinting Company issue lists Charles D. Simeral as president and details subscription prices: daily minus Sundays by mail at 3.00. advance by carrier ten cents weekly. weekly and yearly rates in advance. It also notes Steubenville post office entry as second class and dates to March 187?.
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SHE Herald
Charles D. Simeral
Freaident
North Fourth Street
Steubenville
Advancoo
Postoiics
Steubenvilie, O
Ambassa dor to dtystand and London visi t
Chore Harvey discussed for Ambassa dor post while King travels to London. Parry of American interests abroad seen as vital. The piece notes political maneuvering, retirements, and public concerns about infrastructure and social commentary on urban life and pedestrian rights.
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Chorge Harvey
Dtystand
King
London
David Jane Fam
Paris
Steubenville Banks Show Strong Growth in Prosperity Era
A historic note reflects Steubenville's banking expansion with six banks controlling about 23.5 million dollars, total near 24.9 million including gold and loans. Population cited near 24,500 with an 1880s economic lift noted as finances double over twenty years and city firms expanding banking reach.
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Persepa
Steubenville
Aith
Gsinder
Wunding
Jon Saagotty
Yopaladai
Tneb
Minge
Fallinghai
Weirton
Toronto
Peasonndlly Foundation
Dave
Pmneune
Rcubmidlie
Ite
United States
Aeimal
Napuiadion
Oi Inertuduns
Oapetah
Eae
Apie
van Snansials
Palestine Modernisation Amid Turmoil and Violence
The article notes Palestine modernisation alongside turmoil with the first football player killed. It mentions the American Federation of Labor rejecting Bolshevism, and Yretzky allegedly seeking an alliance with Germany and Japan. Meanwhile anti-Bolshevik actions continue in Moscow with workers armed with machine guns.
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American Federation of Labor
Yretzky
Germany
Japa
Moscow
Inconsistent Thoughts on Roosevelt and Aviation Hopes
Fragmentary remarks reference Theodore Roosevelt and an Assistant Secretary of the Navy role. The text mentions Wright brothers predicting travel by air would rival railroads and includes disjointed anecdotes about soldiers, a village, and a crown prince reacting to American papers. The passages mix speculative politics, aviation sentiment, and foreign impressions in hazy terms.
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Perodore Roosevelt
Cabinet Office
Wright Brothers
Big County
Calmines
Warsaw
Mis taken Evhics and Bank Robbery Fallout
A derailed editorial recounts a judge’s indiscreet remarks on a Chicago bank robbery, drawing a parallel to a father stealing bread for starving children. It notes the harm of tone on a verdict and reflects on justice, wages, and public sentiment amid broader wartime and political concerns.
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Chicago
Landius
Sandia
Sam
Amnalk
Heyworth
Mhneis
Wwe
Praneis Carey
Ottawa Bank
Umicy
Lamits
South
Amanita
Hhather Aiwaya
Shaipht
Dunwat
Fanny Shyta
Alwars
Tina Mepe
Ami
Warntead
Russia’s Soviet Rule Favored By Small Yet Strong Group
The piece argues Soviet control in Russia is supported by a small, organized, well armed faction, contrasted with fragmented opponents. It cites leaders, public sentiment, and a view of Allied positions, warning against neglect of veterans and calling out government failures to aid disabled soldiers returning home.
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Chicago
Richard Grann
Harding Life Sketch Highlights Warren G. Harding
A condensed portrait of Warren G. Harding born November 2 1863 in Corsica Ohio. A newspaperman turned banker and politician he led Ohio politics from 1900 to his Senate term starting in 1915. He opposed ostentation in inaugurations and rose to national prominence after supporting Taft in 1912 and delivering the keynote in 1910.
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Warren G. Harding
U.S
Corsica
Morrow County
Iivertion
Iberia College
Hawkes
Bia
Hardins
Marion
Washington
Capital
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Taft
Chicago
U. S. Senate
War relief funds and industrial spillover paused
The article reports United States war contributions surpassing 12,090,000 with francs valued at 150,000,000 due to exchange rates. Surplus funds are entrusted to a Franco American Paris group for war orphans. Funds collection will continue, but fundraising machinery will be paused. Authorities flooded markets with canned goods, notably salmon, causing canneries to shut and tin mills to idle, with a full market normalization expected in about 42 months.
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United
Paris
Department of Industry
New Administration Faces Task of Restoring Normalcy
Mortality rates rose due to methods and peace palavers that kept the country at war since the armistice. The George Washington trips and other events remain fresh in readers minds. Bringing the country back to normalcy will require time and patience under new leadership, with hope for improved conditions soon.
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Alec- Linus
uRuGn
Cress
Laeborg
Aintough
Ines
Tata Dale
Afp
Cumie
Nation
Tha Bortrim
New York
George Washington
Fragmented OCR reveals legal notices and municipal waterwork plan
The text shows a damaged OCR page with references to congressional sessions, reform efforts, and a Yorkville Rayland waterworks proposal. It notes a survey, funding estimate of 550 400, and looming legal actions, including attachments and court proceedings against Ravard Luca and Leander Palten, with deadlines in May.
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Titunvilla Council
Yorkville
Rayland
Syswin
Leamiar
Pultan
Yast Nuwa
Judith Gan
Moztunk
Wabruunry
Willie Wy
Dndtansan
Jouny
Ravard
Luca
Shereff
Ivander
Mullen
Leander
Maine
Pleasant man pleads guilty in rape case sentencing
Elmer Newsome of Pleas ant entered a guilty plea today after being indicted by the January grand jury for rape. Judge Carl Smith sentenced him to six months in the Canton workhouse.
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Given
Elmer Newsome
Pleasant
Notice of Bond Sale for Ross Township Rural District
Bids will be received at the residence of W A Lowry in Hammondsville Ohio by the Ross Township Rural School District Jefferson County for bonds of $100 each totaling $3 500 issued to run 17 1/2 years from 1921 with semiannual interest at 6 percent. Bids must include a bond or certified check of $100 and the district reserves the right to reject all bids.
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W. A. Lowry
R. D
Hammondsville
Jefferson County
Ohio
Board of Education
Ross Township
Ross ‘Township
Bergholz State Bank
Bergholz
Ross Township Rural
Ross Township Rural School District
Robert W. Sutton
Probate Court appoints executor for Edith Miller estate
Probate Court of David A. Smith appointed executor of the will of Marjory Smith. Decreed sale and order to appraise issued in the estate of Edith Miller.
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David A. Smith
Marjory Smith
Edith, Miller
Appointments for Estate of Thomas A Thompson
Thomas A Thompson of Jefferson County Ohio has been appointed administrator of his own estate. Dated February 9 1921 at Batd County Ohio Probate Judge John G Belknap noted. Attorney D M Gruber appears in the record.
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Thomas A. Thompson
Jefferson County
Ohio
John G. Belkna
Batd County
D. M. Gruber
Appointment of administrator for Clarence W. Toney estate
Notice records Marie Jones as appointed and qualified administrator of the estate of Clarence W. Toney late of Jefferson County Ohio deceased. Dated January 24 1921. John G Belknap Probate Judge and Jay S Paisley attorney. Partition sale.
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Clarence W. Toney
Marie Jones
Clarence W. Jones
Jefferson County
Ohio
Executors Appointed in Estate of Annie C Leazer Ohio
Levi C Welsh and Edgar V Welsh have been appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of Annie C Leazer late of Jefferson County Ohio deceased This notice is dated February 10 1921 and signed by John G Belknap Probate Judge of the county W 3 McQuaulland Street
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Annie C. Leazer
Levi C. Welsh
Edgar V. Welsh
Jefferson County
Ohio
John G. Belknap
Said County
McQausland
Road Notice of View and Hearing in Jefferson County
Petition by C L Gosnell and others seeks alteration of Dry Fork and Smithfield road in Warren Township. Public hearings set March 17 1921 and March 25 1921 to view route, assess public importance, and decide on granting or refusing the road improvement affecting local landowners and the Dry Fork Creek crossing. County Randirner M Ployd signs notice.
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C. L. Gosnell
Jefferson County
Ohio
Smithfield
Warren Township
Dry Fork
Dry Fork Creek
Co. L. Gosnell
Fealex Chostick
Arch Zegler
James Jack
Howard Martin
Rhiodes Moora
Sard County
Mack
M. Ployd
Randirnr
Patch
Appointment of executrix for Martha E Carson estate
Probate records show Mary J Burriss appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Martha E Casgan, late of Jefferson County, deceased, aged 15 days. Judge MEANEFIELD & WEREMAN oversee (date February 14, 1932).
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Martha E. Carson
Mary J. Burriss
Martha E. Casgan
Jefferson County
Ghia
Sovs
Selena
Anid County
Meanefield & Wereman
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