Inaugural Vision of Peace and National Service
President Harding declares no permanent alliances, urges disarmament, international mediation, and a peaceful world order. He calls for reconstruction, fiscal prudence, industrial peace, and universal civic duty under representative democracy, guided by justice, mercy, and faith in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashington
Marten
Py A. J
Harding
Warcome
Wion
America
United States
Temple of
Eck
Solind
Earth
Deal Republic
Uty
Nationa
Coal Land case heard in U S court session here
Federal court is in session with Judge John Sater presiding. The Coal Land Development Corp. sues J B and Clara Bigg of Hopedale over an option on coal property. Rector of Columbus leads for plaintiffs while Gerhart Rowland and Petty represent defendants. Court staff travel from Columbus for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
U. S
John Sater
Columbus
Coal Land Development Corporation
Miss Baker
Taken Back
Fred Pfannenschmidt was taken into custody here yesterday and handed to a Chicago officer who returned him to that city to answer a charge of non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pfannenschmidt
Chicago
Abduction Charge and Related City News
John Maile of Bridgeville Pa was arrested on abduction charges after allegedly taking a fifteen year old girl from Pennsylvania to this state against her will. Authorities plan to return Maile to Bridgeville to face the charge. John Lewis Childs, a New Yorker known to florists here, was found dead on a Chicago express arrival in New York. He had been visiting Pasadena and was en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Congress
Ehad
John Maile
Bridgeville
Thomas Dignan
Maile
Pennsylvania
Malle
Bridgsville
Kerth
John Lewis Childs
New York
Chicago Express
Childs
Passadena
Chicago
Two Big Fires Strike Weirton in One Morning
Weirton suffered its worst blaze when the Caruso building on Second Street was destroyed, a $20,000 loss, and the P C C and St L railroad express office burned next, about $1,000 damage. No injuries reported as residents escaped in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton
Caruso
Second Street
P. C. Co.& St. L. Railroad Express
Gust Morris
Weiriton
Upper Second Street
Avenue B
Judge Resigns Following Arrest in Portsmouth Appointment
Columbus report says W. R. Sprague former Scioto county representative is expected to be named municipal judge of Portsmouth to replace Horace J. Small who resigned after his arrest for unlawfully transporting liquor. Small and real estate man Joseph Switalski were hurt in a car crash returning from a still with a large liquor cache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. P
W. R R. Sprague
Scioto County
Portsmouth
Horace J. Small
Sprague
Davis
Small
Joseph Switalski
Death of Dillonvale Child in Martins Ferry Hospital
Mabel L Dallas five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hayden Dallas of Dillonvale died in Martins Ferry hospital Sunday from pneumonia after an appendectomy. The parents and two sisters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel L. Dallas
Hayden Dallas
Dillonvale
Martins Ferry
General Speaks After War Dept Suit in DC
Columbus March 4 General John C Speaks former brigadier general of the 287th Ohio National Guard has filed suit in the DC supreme court seeking to compel the War Department to amend his 1918 discharge records. He alleges irregularity claiming an honorable discharge was misrecorded and cites statements by Secretary Baker and President Wilson. Speaks plans to run for Congress from the 12th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. P
John OC. Speaks
Franklin County
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Secretary of War
Speaks
Army
Military Board of Investigation
Camp Sheridan
Ala
War Department
Washington
Baker
Wilson
287Th
Ohio National Guard
Italian miner killed by falling slate at Gene coal mine
Antonio Abbate, 46, Italian, was instantly killed Saturday after noon when struck by falling slate at the Gene coal mine near Brilliant. He worked alone in a shaft, body pinned under slate for hours until fellow workers freed him. He was taken to Lindsey Undertaking Rooms. Burial held at Mt Calvary cemetery. Abbate leaves two or three children in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Abbte
Gene
Brilliant
Abbate
Iindsey
Gurial
Mt. Calvary Ceimetery
Italy
Elegant home wedding joins Westlake and Ford in town
A Saturday afternoon ceremony at 3 at 165 North Fourth Street united Miss TWthel Westlake and Mr. Charles R. Ford with Dr. Arms officiating. The bride wore turquoise blue crepe de chine, carried Columbia roses, and was led to the improvised altar by her stepfather Thomas W. Smith. A three course dinner for twenty followed. the couple will reside at 251 Main Street after a western wedding journey. Spring flowers perfumed the setting, and Wayne Coulter served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Smith
North Fourth Street
Twthel Westlake
Charles R. Ford
Chas. W. Ford
W. M. Lincott
Dr. Arms
Westminster Church
Wayne Coulter
Helen McNeal
Thos. W. Smith
Bradley
la Belle Iron Works
Main Street
Mahan Woman Dies After Illness in Follansbee
Mrs. Margaret Brittain Mahan, beloved wife of H I Mahan of Follansbee, died March 4 at Ohio Valley Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Tazewell, Va, she was a Bethany College alumna, Christian Church member, and leaves her husband, father A H Brittain, three sisters, two brothers, with remains at C ee s funeral home Market.
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Margaret Brittain Mahan
H. I. Majhan
Follansbee
Ohio Valley Hospital
Mahan
A. H. Brittain
Tazewell
Bethany College
Christian Church
H. L. Mahan
Follansbec
Tazewel
Cee
Taura Wilson
Laura M
J. Wilson
Panhandle
Ohio
John and
Elizabeth Welday
Wayne Township
Joseph H
M. Elizabeth
Cyrus W
Willian
Struthers, C
Nionport
Unionport
Bevan Infant Lillian Funeral and Local Obituary Notes
Funeral services were held at the family residence for Lillian Bevan infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bevan with Rev. Barnett leading. Burial followed at Union Cemetery as family and friends gathered. Also noted is the funeral of S. M. Swearingen, 74, Chester farmer, held from his home with interment after his death Wednesday night.
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Lillian
Lars Bevan
North Sixth Street
Rev
Barnett
Hamline
Union Cemetery
S. M. Swearingen
Chester
W .Va
Roy Swearingen
la Belle View
Swearingen
National Exchange Bank of Steubenville Report Powers
Report of condition for The National Exchange Bank of Steubenville Ohio as of February 21 1921 shows loans and discounts 3 277 623 73 overdrafts 6009, U S government securities 400 000 00 in vault 69 419 15 total assets 6 674 435 78 liabilities include capital 400 000 00 surplus 800 000 00 undivided profits 588 500 75 deposits demand 4 272 568 63 time 1 698 820 60 other items 2 760 179 ??, and notes on hand. Statement certified by cashier H F McFadden. Additional notes mention local obituaries and a banking news item about Walter Stark son of Rev Stark traveling to Asia for banking work.
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National Exchange Hank OF
IIMG
Truat Department
Trederal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Bank
Gs Tce Ceee
United States
Foreien
U. S
U.S
Piacka
Bank i
Halice
Postal Savage
jPostal
State of
Ohio
County of
Jefferson
Y. WH. B. McFadden
Dao
H. FB
McRfadden
Cashtar
DM. Grouper
Ly Bank and Rust CO
Steubenville
Federal Teeserve Bank
Federal Relay
Cerae
Civil War Veteran Swearingen Interred at Chester Hill
A Civil War veteran and Hast Liver Post, G. A. R. member resting in Chester was interred today at Lieust Hill cemetery. Survived by widow Miss Pugh Pughtown W V and four children Mrs J F Himer Wellington Mrs J F Bréat George H Swearingen Chester Roy Steubenville. services conducted at First Presbyterian Church of Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
First Presbyterial Church of
Pugh
Pughtown
W. Va
J. F. Himer Wellington
J. F. Bréat
George H Swearingen
iChester
Roy
Steubenville
Ldieust Hill Cemetery
Funeral Services for Joseph M. Thompson Held at Wintersville
Funeral services for Joseph M. Thompson were conducted at ten this morning at his Wintersville home. Rev Lea of the M E church led the service with the choir. Pallbearers John Hook John March Edward Thompson and John Detrick carried the casket to Wintersville cemetery where Stanton Post G A R and Sons of Veterans officiated. He was given an eleven gun burial salute with taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Thompson
Wintersville
Lea
M. E. Church
John Hook
John March
Edward Thompson
John Detrick
Stanton Post G. A. M. and Sons of Veterans
Hill and Dale
Death of Charles Harvin Aged 54
Charles Harvin aged 54 of 237 South Sixth street died Thursday afternoon at two after a four months illness. Born in Edison Georgia he resided in the city for a year and worked at Ohio Valley Clay company. He leaves a wife and three children. The body was taken to Lindsey Undertaking parlors and will be shipped to Georgia next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harvin
South Sixth Street
Mr. Harvin
Ohio Valley Clay Company
Edison
Lindsey Undertaking
Georgia
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Republic
Mike Barrac
Joe Pistol
Sunman
Common Pleas Court
Mike Davis
Mingo Junction
Bates and
Third Streets
Pistol
Penna
Westlake
FORD
Tagewell
I McClinton
Sarah Craiwford
Sarah Crawford
James W. Crawford
Center Chapel
Uhrichsville
Coe Iuneral Nome
Uo Center Chapel
Marjory
Charles W
Thelma Bowers
Wellsley Ave
Edward Hall
Welleburg
Walter Stark
Hi R. Stark
Mathew Stark
Wintereville
China
Sant ‘Francisco
Orient
Stark
Eurotops
Steuti Jbenville
Apanclal, Citcloty
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