Unanimous Legion Endorsement of Jefferson War Board
A Jefferson County War Board endorsement by Ar gennne Post No 33 American Legion was adopted with only two dissenting votes. The resolution lauds the War Board for service and sacrifice, calling it the voice of veterans and urging public publishing in city papers. Speakers including Mrs Preble and Mrs Clark praised the Board’s work and pledged support for future efforts.
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Argonne
American Legion
Jefferson’ County
War Board
Jefferson County War Board
Hts
Robert McGowan ‘Jr
Poat
Ward
Town
Yoru Ferrere Olph
Hugl
Preble
Mothers’ Club
United States
Jefferson
Mothera’ Club
Sin‘eral
Stillman Alimony Battle Centered on Indian Guide Controversy
In White Plains a New York Supreme Court hearing on James A. Stillman’s divorce suit features a charge that his wife Anna A. Stillman bore a child by an Indian guide. Counsel for Stillman claim the guide’s paternity is a key issue and request alimony and counsel fees as the case proceeds.
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White Plains
A. P
Anna A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
National City Bank’ of New York
Supreme Court
Stillman
Morschauser
Jin
Mr. Nicoll
Canada
Brennan
Morsehauser
Nicoll
James
Nigell
Mack
Ian
Hong
Mof Echauser
Band of Thieves Broken Up in Wheeling Raids
Three Italian women from Elm Grove were arrested in Wheeling on grand larceny charges after a spree that yielded clothing, dry goods, and jewelry stolen from Steubenville stores and local shops. Investigations at their homes uncovered a large loot cache, including forty pairs of shoes and items from Mueller Miller and the Peoples Store. Two men also held in custody as police pursue arraignments.
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Mueler, &Miller’s
People’s Store
Wheeling
Elm Grove
Rogia
Caffarro
Marie
Zapta
Petria
Pieiza
Tony'Cafarro
Rosia
Geo. Mutt Roasia
Stanver
Wheeling & Wake Erie
Wheeling Bellaire Steubenville
Pittaburg
East Liverpool
Anderson expelled by Legion after Rhine protest meeting
Alexander E. Anderson former lieutenant colonel of the 165th Infantry was expelled by the New York County American Legion executive committee. The seven to six hour trial found his remarks at the horror on the Rhine protest meeting prejudicial to regional interests. Anderson, absent, claimed lack of jurisdiction and noted his Sixty ninth regiment post had ceased to exist.
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New York
Alexander E. Anderson
One Hundred and Sixty-Fifth Infantry
New York County Executive Committee
American “Legion
Veteran’s Organization
United States
Anderson
Sixtyninth Regiment
American Legion
Transportation of Young Girls Will Be Investigated
A police raid on a dis orderly house run by Mrs. Rose Isaacs at 213 Slackstreet last night prompted a today inquiry into whether two girls found there were transported to the city for immoral purposes. Names listed include Margaret Stewart and Maris Pethagolis of Pittsburgh Pa. reports say they were brought by Greeks and forced into vice. The girls were detained and turned over to the Social Services Union. Mayor Feist fined Mrs. Isaacs 25 dollars and costs and assessed a separate 4 dollar fine and costs against May Coss for loitering near the premises.
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Rose Isaacs
Slackstreet
Margaret Stewart
Maris Pethagolis
Pittsburg
Social Services Union
Feist
Tsgac
May Coss
Isaac
Eris
Purchase of Auto for Fire Chief Vetoed by Mayor
Hairy Morrison, a Brady Avenue resident in La Belle View, has disappeared since Saturday morning when he left for work. Morrison, a magazine company collector, was known to carry a large amount of money, and his wife fears foul play. Police have no trace, and she asks anyone with information to contact her or the police immediately.
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Hairy ‘Morrison
Brady Avenue
LaBelle ‘View
Morrison
Magazine Company
State Income Tax Proposed as Basis for Amendment
Columbus March 23. A state income tax may be required before any loosening of the uniform tax rule as Gov. Davis committee recommends. The draft amendment would tax income and may allow property tax exemptions withheld in prior proposals. The plan contemplates rate limits for rural and city property and household goods exemption up to 400 dollars, with 190 current exemption. The House passed occupational diseases bill and Dunn bill creating an Americanization department. The Senate debated a standard for ice cream and approved eight percent butter fat.
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Columbus
A. P.J
Gov. Davis
House
General Taxation Committee
Senate
Agricultural Committee
Dropped Dead in Newark Police Chief H Hindel
Chas H Hindel former police chief and deputy sheriff dropped dead at noon today in the courthouse. He had recently been appointed head of the police department. The report briefly notes his sudden demise and position.
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Newark
Aareh
r-Chas
Court House
Steubenville Council Vetoes Fire Dept Auto Purchase
Mayor Feist vetoes ordinances 3766 3767 3768 on budget deficits ahead of a safety fund shortfall. He notes a $10 000 deficit in salaries for six months and opposes transferring funds or buying the Chief of Fire a new automobile. The council sustains the veto and Prohibition ordinances pass under suspension. A conference on the street railway loop reports construction unlikely soon.
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Steubenville
Feist
Fire Department
General
Finance Committee of Council
Thia
City of
Keane
Page Fight
Richmond Roads Slurry Complaint Prompts Action Hope
Citizens protest road dirt being dumped in the middle of streets and warn rains will worsen the conditions. Simeon D. Fess will address the Women's Republican Club on April 2, hailed as an eminent speaker. The paper also notes approval for a War Board resolution and praise for Legion and Mothers Club support.
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Richmond
Wno Bloomfield
Simeon D. Fess
Simeon .D. Fess
Womans’ Republican Club
Mgr. Fess
Chainer of Commerce
Womens’ Republican Club
7 followed by Oe ays Wage
Fragmentary OCR text mentions numbers and phrases like seven and wages but provides no clear events or context. Unable to identify a coherent person, place, organization, date, or outcome to summarize as a newspaper item.
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James H. Gill
Leo. W. Brown
R. McGowan
James R. Elkin
Floren
Florence
Helena Lincoln Leeds
Stillmandal
Ee H
Leeds
Ted
Dillingham
Segen
Phs
Centuray
Ste
Band OF Thieves
Legion
Rhine
165Th Infantry
LaBelle View
Man Issing
House Taxing Committee
Safety Fund
Frank W, Feist
Fach
Melville
Hatfield
Argonne Post
Wis
Ahia
Murphy
Bellaire
Malaga
Spain
Smith
America
Jack
Ohio
Matewan
Sreet
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