Steubenville Weekly Herald Publishing Details
The Steubenville Weekly Herald lists its publishing house SH Herald Printing Company with Charles D. Simeral as president. It notes office at 470 North Fourth Street Steubenville and pricing for daily and weekly subscriptions. It is entered as second class matter under federal act.
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SH Herald Printing Company
Charles D. Simeral
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North Fourth Street
Steubenville
Postoffice
Beendenville, O
Congress
Strategy and tariffs amid revolts and reform talk
The piece discusses potential effects of a last Russian revolt on European prospects this spring and notes a likely emergency tariff bill at a special session delaying general revision until December. It mentions Stinnes and Dr. Simmons in a critique of reparations policy and Republican responses.
Attorney General Daugherty eyes reduced litigation
Report notes Daugherty aims to trim court caseload to avoid expansion of judicial branches. Mentions Palmer’s proposed chain of liquor courts and praises existing judges for handling business with steady industry. References Labor Commissioner Davis and State Office staff arriving early, implying an efficient administration.
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Daugherty
Palmer
MHL
Davis
Washington
Horver
Winghes
Post Office
War Department
Decline in Youth Disorder Sparks Call for Action
A period piece laments waning public discipline among youth and the ineffectiveness of authorities and schools. It cites vandalism such as broken plate glass, shattered bulbs, and destructive acts by youths as evidence of growing Bolshevik tendencies. It contrasts Steubenville with a well-kept county seat where order thrives.
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Travns
Lyneant
Steubenville
Chicago barbecue after butcher shop fire draws crowds
A fire damaged two Chicago butcher shops prompting a free barbecue for firemen spectators and locals who helped themselves to the spread observed by onlookers and responders.
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Chicago
Contemporary remarks on enmity sowing and German propaganda
A contemporary remark denounces attempts to sow enmity between America and its allies as German propaganda. It asserts that the authorities will not tolerate efforts to avoid payment of debts and stresses firm financial discipline.
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Asagerica
Preuton
Civic pride and vandalism threaten city library grounds
A public editor laments the failure of civic improvements due to vandalism and neglect. Despite plans for diverse, welcoming library grounds with walks and flowers, trees and plants are damaged or stolen, undermining the effort and budget.
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Capeslady
Ely
White House Reopens Grounds and Plans Easter Festivities
Domestic matters at the White House return to normal as grounds open to the public and Easter egg events resume with Mrs. Harding preparing decorations and the President reportedly planning to join in. The administration seeks favor with Washington youngsters.
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White House
Harding
Washington
Pluck of aviators praised while cruel duck-killing flier blamed
The piece condemns aviators who deliberately drove into a flock of wild ducks, killing and maiming birds. It urges strict punishment for such ruthless cruelty, lamenting probable impunity for the perpetrators.
The Worm Turns to a Bankers Demand for Cash
A businessman filed a complaint on tax and public charges draining his finances. He cites income taxes excess profits tax war bonds and various civic and hospital costs as overbearing demands. He laments government and societal pressures that leave him unable to discern his own situation or purpose.
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Ee Army
Black Cross
Mowble Cross
Toward Equal Roles in Bible Times and Modern Society
A fragment discusses gender roles in scripture and modern politics, questioning Pauline commands on obedience and women’s conduct. It notes shifts as women gain public influence and argues past church practices on head coverings and dress were era dependent. The piece hints at reinterpretation of the Apostle to the Gentiles.
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St. Paul
Apostle
Why Lincoln or Tacoma Could Rename Rainier Park
The piece argues for changing Rainier National Park to Lincoln Park or retaining Rainier but notes Seattle and Tacoma rivalry shaped the outcome. It recalls Vancouver naming the peak Rainier, the Indian name Tacoma meaning earth mother, and public preference for restoring the original name if possible.
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Ranier National Park
Pacific
Lincoln Park
Commanier
George Vancouver
Pacific Coast
North America
Rainer
Seattle
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Vancouver
Ranier
Congress
Isle Lincoln
Rainier
Time to Wield the Swatter Early
A cryptic note urges swift action and early effort, advising to prepare now and soften the approach as time runs short.
Open Door At White House Despite Nonopen Shop Claim
The article notes that even when a shop is not open the White House still maintains at least an open door policy or access point, implying ongoing availability or entry possibilities despite nonopen status.
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White House
Concrete Road Building On View At Ross Vark Addition
A note promising a rosy future in coal supply is shown with a cautionary repeat from last year. The reader is urged to inspect the Ross Vark Addition for an example of first class concrete road building.
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Ross Vark
Immi gration law enforcement could curb need for new legislation
If current immigration laws were enforced, there would be little need for new measures. The remark implies existing statutes suffice to address immigration issues without extensive new legislation.
Legislature Refuses Daylight Rav ing in New York and Pennsylvania
The legislature in New York and Pennsylvania reject the so called Daylight Rav ing after hearing from rural areas. The brief report notes opposition and regional input shaping the stance.
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New ‘York
Pennsylvania
Harding Takes Day Off to Figure Income Tax
Fragmentary text mentions President Harding needing a day off to calculate his income tax. References Queen Marie of Romania and unclear travels or remarks follow, with garbled phrases about moving to America and seeing people, lacking coherent details.
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Harding
Senkors
Canada Bans Spruce Cutting Below Foot Rule
A timber law in Canada prohibits cutting spruce trees shorter than a foot in diameter, aiming to conserve timber. The note mentions related themes of scarce clothing in Pacific Coast resorts and political moves by Gov Miller of New York, plus Berlin’s instruction on relations with British and Belgian allies.
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Canada
Central Government Funds for Road Building at $22 Million
The government has earmarked 22 million dollars this year for road construction. Questions arise if much of the funds will be diverted to Jefferson County wards. The piece notes public skepticism toward this urban development push and hints at a housing boom depending on affordable rents.
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TME Gentral
Jefferson County
A School For Bridea Sets New Chicago Trend
A Chicago innovation introduces a school concept addressing marriage and divorce dynamics. The curriculum could include guidance on keeping a relationship together or managing separation as indicated by evolving social topics.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Grand Jury Indicts Town Council Members
A Pennsylvania grand jury indicts council members for neglecting street repairs, with concerns voiced about possible consequences if such neglect continues.
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Pennsylvania
Propaganda ban pledge questioned in Anglo Soviet pact
The article questions whether the agreement between Great Britain and Soviet Russia banning propaganda will be honored. It warns that assuming strict adherence would require unusual credulity and suggests Bolshevists will not accept long term compliance.
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Great Britain
West Virginia Bill Targets Carriers of Razors
A proposed West Virginia measure would make it a crime to carry a razor or similar instrument. The draft appears satirical or poorly aimed at reducing danger but could criminalize everyday items.
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West Virginia
Assassination Remains Fateful Tool Against Tyrants
The passage argues that killing corrupt rulers often leads to worse evils and notes controversy over the Armenian who shot and exiled a grand vizier accused of torturing the killer’s parents. The text frames assassination as a dangerous remedy rather than a clear solution.
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Bny
Turnah
Debate on League of Nations echoes through history
The piece recalls earlier claims to draft a world league dating to 1861 and 1915 citing Emperor Louis Napoleon and ex Kaiser Wilhelm figures. It argues the United States should avoid entangling alliances while remaining open to help if needed. It ends with a stray question about Venus observed at noon.
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Wilson
League of Nations
United States
Louis Napoleon
France
England
Spain
Mexico
Seward
Senate
Kaluer
Atlantic
Nonpartisan Movements Condemned After Kansas Incident
The piece argues Western states movements are unsound politically and economically and denounces tarring of two leaders in Kansas. It calls for decisive punishment for those responsible and condemns such outrages as unacceptable actions in political discourse.
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Kansas
Indianapolis Rejects Propaganda Use of Public Halls
An Indianapolis stance rejects using public halls for propaganda against nations allied in World War I. The text notes the city’s duties to associates and neighbors and its intention to imitate a given example while remaining independent of foreign leagues.
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Indianapolis
Wation
American independence stance on League of Nations urged
Illustracion Espanola Americana applauds Argentina and Chile’s withdrawal as a sign America should pursue an independent path away from European wars and costly alliances. The piece urges pacifism, anti imperialism, and a focus on industry, while hoping Europe’s discord remains distant from the Americas. It ends with a note about Venus visible despite clouds.
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America
League of Nations
Eellustracion Espanola Americna
Argentina
League
Europe
Netter
Merica
Euroapean Chancelleries
Those Georgia Express Looters Carry On Wholesale Business
A reader notes a pattern of looting by a group described as Georgia express looters, implying organized, ongoing thefts conducted on a wholesale scale.
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Georgia Express
Would a Woman Jury Have Given a Different Verdict
A speculative inquiry examines whether a female jury in the Oklahoma case might have reached a different verdict. It discusses juror perspectives, gender dynamics, and potential impacts on deliberations without asserting a settled outcome.
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Oklahoma
Sultan to Hold Forth in Constantinople War Echo
A writer notes the war may leave the Sultan in Constantinople as a lingering outcome and suggests avoiding a mad elephant when encountered, with the sensible plan being to simply move out of its path.
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Constantinople
Elphant
Nevada Panel Proposes Gas for Death Penalty
A Nevada panel discusses replacing electrocution with gas in the death penalty method, with opinions divided on whether the change improves execution practices.
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Nevada
Cambridge Mayor Faces Demands Over Shooting Incident
Local tensions rise as Cambridge Ohio officials refuse resignation after shooting auto riders during bootlegger search. Debate centers on police authority to fire on a motorist who fails to halt on a dark night. Officials argue felonies justify force. misdemeanors require clear plus immediate danger.
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Cambridge
New York
Poorly Framed View on State Handling of a Tragedy
The text argues that a trained State Constabulary would handle the affair more effectively than the innocent party being killed. It critiques current methods and suggests a higher level of state intervention.
Greek Appeal Pleads US Backing Over Treaty Rebuff
A telegram to Bishop James Harrington of Harrisburg appeals to the United States to stand with unredeemed Greeks against the Sevres Treaty and London Conference decisions. It blames Turkish oppression, cites Greek setbacks after Venizelos and Constantine, and asks for American moral support to defend Greek rights and capitalize on past allied aid.
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James Harrington
Harrisburg
America
London
United States
Venizelos
Constantine
Smyrna
Thrace
Constantinople
Greece
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty and Gambling Threats
Mary Potetti files for divorce from Quieeppe Potetti alleging extreme cruelty including fist strikes and verbal abuse. She seeks custody of children, property and funds in the bank, alimony, and an injunction preventing interference.
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Mary Potetti
Quieeppe Joseph Potetti
Gishes
Han Jost
Sha
Appeal Filed Over Industrial Commission Denial
Santa Dozzi Tezza appeals to Common Pleas Court from the Industrial Commission ruling denying her compensation for the death of Angelo Dozzi. The commission held the death not sustained as work related while employed at La Balle Iron Works in this city. Dozzi left five dependent children.
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Santa Dozzsi Tezza Hae
Common Pleas Court
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Angelo Dozei
la Balle Iron Works
Dozzi
Deputy William Allison Improves After Nightly Illness
Deputy William Allison, confined at home with a severe grip attack for a week, is reported improving. The update notes steady progress as medical care continues at his residence.
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William Allison
Clarence Vandine Sues Frank Marker for 500 Damages in Truck Crash
Clarence Vandine files a Common Pleas suit against Frank Marker claiming 500 damages after a truck he owned was damaged when Marker’s truck collided with it near La Belle Iron Works an undergrade crossing. Vandine alleges negligence and reckless driving.
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Clarence Vandine
Common Pleas Court
Frank Marker
la Belle
Divorce Petition Filed in Jefferson County Ohio
Louise Mangine filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Jefferson County Ohio on January 22 1931 seeking a divorce from Anthony Mangine on grounds of extreme cruelty and abandonment. The defendant’s residence is unknown and a summons is issued for service.
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Anthony Mangine
Louise Mangine
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Gantare
Appointment of Mary F. Cox Executor in Ohio Estate
Mary F. Cox has been appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of William D. Cox late of Jefferson County Ohio. Dated February 1 1912 at Belknap Pro bate Court with D McGruber attorney listed as counsel.
Notice of Appointment in Skinner Estate
Estate of George A Skinner appoints Idaho Skinner as administratrix after qualification in Jefferson County Ohio. Dated March 1, 1921. Attorney Fred A Stone and Probate Judge J G Bhelenap sign for the county.
Estate of Thomas A Thompson appointed administrator
Estate of Thomas A Thompson, deceased of Jefferson County Ohio, appoints Thomas A Thompson as administrator. Dated February 9, 1921. John G Belknap Probate Judge Bald County. D M Gruber, attorney.
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Thomas A. Thompson
Jefferson County
Ohio
John G. Belknap
Bald County
D. M. Gruber
Appointment of Administrator for David J. Orr Estate
Notice in Jefferson County Ohio states William H. Orr has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of David J. Orr, late of the county, deceased. Dated this 15th day of March, A. D. 1921. Probate Judge of said County.
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David J. Orr
William H. Orr
Jefferson County
Ohio
John G. Belknap
Said County
John Ososki
Joseph Ososki
Jefferson
Said
Elizabeth Lemmon
Coc. W. Mercer
Oho
Amedia
J. Swickard
John R. Swickard
R. G. Porter
E Herehsé
James A. Thomps
Joseph M. Thompson
Marth
Lindurf
Joseph
M. Eri
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Jane Parlett Estate
Notice states that Jane Parlett deceased of Jefferson County Ohio has appointed and qualified William 8S Parlett as Administrator of the estate. Dated March 2, 1921. John G. Belknap Probate Judge Thos S Jons Attorney Lombarstw
Appointment of Adminstrator for John Ososki Estate
John Ososki estate in Jefferson County Ohio appoints and qualifies state of John Ososki deceased. Dated February 15 1921 John G Belknap Executor Levi C Welch executor for Annie C Leazer estate in Jefferson County Ohio deceased. Dated February 10 1921 John G Belknap Probate Judge W S McCaulsland
Estate of Elizabeth Lemmon Appoints Administrator
W Mercer is appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Lemmon late of Jefferson County Ohio, deceased, dated March 4, 1921. Stella Schoolcraft files for divorce from Roy E Schoolcraft in Jefferson County Court, case 15 767, with hearing set after March 24, 1921. Roy E Schoolcraft must answer by then.
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Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Stella Schoolcraft
Roy E. Schoolcraft
Roy ‘E. Schoolcraft
Weirton
West Virginia
Court of Common. Pleas
Laaid Roy
Schoolcraft
Court of Common Reason
Saline Township Rural School District Bond Election Notice
The Saline Township Rural School District in Jefferson County Ohio announces a special election on April 14 1921 from 6 30 p m to 6 30 p m CST in Hammondsville Irondale and Port Homer to decide issuing forty thousand dollars in bonds for erecting a new four room brick school at Irondale and repairing the Port Homer school. Clerk LMER LL ELLIOTT signs as Clerk of the Board of Education.
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Saline Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Board of Education
Irondale
Port Homer
Jeferson County
Hammondsville
Port ‘Homer
Ahall
Jasue
Lmer Ll. Elliott
Sallae Township
Peneshs
Jeersap
Probate Court Notice of Multiple Account Hearings in Jefferson County
Probate Judge John Belknap schedules March 31 1921 hearings on numerous final and first accounts in the estates of Benjamin L Craps Mary Morrison John Doyle Antonio Jarno Mary Moran A B Stokes Grant Johnson and others. Objections to any account must be filed by the date shown. Also included is a dubious employment pitch promising Watkins Products sales opportunities.
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Jefferson County
Jas. BH. Crew
Lucy C. Bates
Benjamin L. Craps
Jos
Crawford
Mary Morrison
Mary BH. Doyle
John
Doyle
Cora M. Floyd
Antonio Jarno
Meng
R. C. ‘Smyth
Stanley V. Smth
Edward J., Moran
Mary M. Moran
Wiliam
George Roska
Geo. J. Roska, Jr
Thomas A. Thompson
Margaret A Reynolds
Richard M. Reynolds
George Joyn
Grant
Johnson
Lee’ Taylor
Caroline Henderson
Dora
McCoy
Abner F. McCoy
Myrtle Reed
William H. Stephenson
Carl H. Smith
Margaret M. Smith
Ben . Oliver, Marshall
Mary Lavelle
Annie Jankins
We. Wilkingon
Mary Nimmo
Chas
Reight
H. Roy Hileman
Mary W. Hileman
Aledon
Etorp
Executor appointed in Jefferson County estate case
Estate of Henry A. Clark deceased appoints John G. Ickin as executor. Dated March 15, 1921. Belena Rowland Pettay, attorneys, Jefferson County, Ohio.
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Metropolis
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Eistate
George A. Skinner
Idah Skinner
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Jefferson Co. O
Fred A Stone
Atty
J. G. Bhelenap
Annie C. Leazer
Levi C. Welch
Eagar V. Welsh
Jefferson’ County
Ohto
John G
Belknat
McCleary
Mhiet
Lews
Blanche Ward Lowe
W. Lee
Jaftellion
Onis
A.D
A. C. Lewis
John Gobelenap
Eath
Battte
Pauline Toldy
Julius Fresco
Patling Toldy
A. D
John, G. Belknap
Jones
Lotharity
Jarien R. Blackburn
Howard D. Blackbury
Iny
R. Blackburn
John ’G. Belknap
Co. L. Williams
Watkins
Rinking Co
Watkins Products
RoWalalan Gon Raperitory
Henry A. Clark
John G. Ickin
John.g. Belena
Rowland & Pettay
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