Cardinal Gibbons Dies After Long Illness in Baltimore
Cardinal James Gibbons archbishop of Baltimore and primate of the American Catholic Church died at the archiepiscopal residence after a prolonged illness affecting his heart. He passed peacefully at 11:33 this morning as priests knelt and prayed. Telegrams were sent to Rome and to church leaders. his funeral is expected to be held within a week.
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Pope Benedict
Rome
John Bonzano
Ayoséotte Dalegate
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Broaning
Allimore
Mar
Paneenedlot
Wash
Vwarda
Emoutesburg
Iraunnieo
Shrivers
Union Mills
Carrol County
Veterans commend warboard after theft outrages city
The War Veterans honor the Muesler Jefferson County War Board for duties at the Miller store where loot was recovered from three homes. Police report suits from St Belle Clothing found among the loot and describe a West Virginia gang arrested for the thefts. Lieut Haun of the Pennsylvania railroad police identifies stolen suits. Wheeling police say they have captured the gang suspected of preying on merchants for years.
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Muesler &Jefferson County
le R. H. Miller
Elm Grove
W. Va
West Virginia
St .Belle Clothing Company
Floot
Haun
Pennsyvan‘road
Follangbee
Wheeling
Threa Ree
Young Lady Elected as Treasurer and War Board Memorial
A Jefferson county meeting of General Miles Post No 80 passed a unanimous motion to support a War Board memorial for soldiers, sailors and Marines. The Mothers Club represented by Mrs Clark urged justice for the men who served, noting mothers’ letters and wartime solidarity. In Folansbes Miss Mildred Wood won the city tax collector and treasurer race by 49 votes over Geo Yates amid heavy turnout with women composing about a third of votes.
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Scl
Glers, Cailors
Jefferson County
Miles Post
Ant
Mildred Wood
Follansbes
Perona
Charles E
Camp Sheridan
Berry
Sherman
War Board
George Sharp
Pot
Les Chamber
Robert Coen
John Cougg
Thomas Reese
Joe Bonatatibus
H. W. Brooks
Wm. McAninech
William McCall
Jover
J. H. Phillips
Sharp
Chambers
Coen
Namsey
Jenkins
Wood
Yates
Cornell
County pays state liquor fines total in year
Columbus March 22 Special Jefferson County paid 3508.25 to the state treasurer as the county’s share of liquor law fines. Four counties exceed that amount Tarcas Stark Sum 912,014.64 Mahoning 3575 and the eastern counties listed totals. The state treasury received 696,954.80 from counties to fund enforcement for the year, per Prohibition Commissioner Don Partex.
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Columbus
Mar
Jefferson County
Tracy
Jef
Ferkon
Tarcas
Stark
Mahoning
Tlon
Don Partex
Belmont
Columbiana
Trumbint
Hare Rercy
Warren
War Board praised by Mothers Club in Jefferson County
In a dramatic address the Ladies of the Mothers Club defend local Draft and War Boards. They honor Chairman Mr Simeral for his unpaid war work and insist boards fulfilled duty while veterans returned home. They urge onlookers to respect the war effort and the men who served. A note on future organization follows.
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Clark
Simeral
Draft Board
War Board
Mothers Club
Jefferson County War Board
Organization of
The
United States
Pont
Iniua
Resolution Adopted by General Miles Post No 80
General Miles Post No 80 VFW of the United States meets in Steubenville Ohio on March 3 1921 and adopts a resolution honoring Jefferson County War Board for its wartime service and public support. The post thanks the War Board and citizens and endorses a memorial building for ex service men. A copy goes to the War Board and county press.
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Miles Post
FL. W
Jefferson County
War Board
Lw War Board
Buthiing
Jaffarean County
Auto Plunges Over Embankment Killing Harrisville Man
George Murdock of Harrisville Ohio dies at Martins Ferry hospital after his car plunges fifty feet down a bank near Mt Pleasant. Wallace Burke also of Harrisville the driver is hospitalized with injuries. The crash occurred on a turn near a bridge around 6 46 p m. Burke’s Ford left the road, struck a ridge, and overturned trapping the men. Murdock suffered a broken arm a fractured jaw and internal injuries. Burke received first aid and is expected to recover.
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George Murdock
Harrisville
Ohio
Martins Ferry
Fray Porszine
Mt. Pleasant
Wallace Burke
Harrisdire
Burke
Merdoeck
Hawthorne
M. H. Burris
Wilson
Mariting Ferry
Murdock
Pythias
Taxation debate fills Ohio House as reform split looms
Columbus, March 24—House taxation committee advances a constitutional amendment tied to a uniform tax rule. Proposals include an income tax and rate caps, with bonds exempted if outstanding before 1918. Burke questions emergency clause on the administrative code, urging constitutional review and opposing rushed passage. Senate programs focus on reorganization and licensing boards while awaiting taxation plan details. Ray Ong filed a suit in Common Pleas for 100 dollars against J. William Collins as administrator over compensation for selling a niece of property while acting as agent.
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Columbus
A P
House Taxation Committee
House
Tuttle
J. F. Wurke
Elyria
Davis
Burke
Ito
JA. P
Guy, Davis
J. F. Burke
Milter Prohibition Commission
Senate Committee On
Taxation Committee
Crabbe
Senate
Whittemore
Arka
Ray Ong Baw
Common Pleas Court
J. William Collins
John T. McKeen
Corner Stone Ceremony at Wellsville Baptist Church
Local Masons led a grand procession of about 250 members to the First Baptist Church in Wellsville on Sunday March 20 1981 to lay the cornerstone. Officers including John C Logan Madison Reed and others attended as the event celebrated by Steubenville area lodges and related Masonic groups. A separate report notes a garage blaze near the Hecker home and a Ford auto destroyed in the Washington March 28 incident.
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Foster Light Loder No
Masons
Stevenville
Rodce
First Baptist Church
Wellsville
John C. Logan
Uilio
Madison I. Reed
Steubenville
Wanren Wiley A
Rand
Wicker
Grand
John OW. Harrie
von Steward
Thandberry
Mnarlet
Harry Howman
Howard Bonbt
Robert Pickerson
Pale Esting Commandery
Pittsbore
Bridgeport
Tystle
Cadiz
A. At. Mark's
Hodge Columbus
Wolls-ville
M. W
John F.logan
Hantern
Tiadue
Stenberville
A. B. Reed
David DP. Smith
Increase in Value of Capital Investment Taxable
General Friersen stated the government’s position is upheld and income from corporate bonds or capital assets is taxable from March 1, 1791. A fire damaged a garage and workshop, destroying vehicles, tools, and causing substantial losses estimated in the thousands. Mr. Hecker, long associated with repairs at Valleyaches and Toronto plant, has suffered prior tragedies and recent injuries in a vehicle accident.
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Friersen
Roy
Weaven Ane Wupan Ieee
Hecker
Yallacbes
Toronto Planta
Washington
Ty A. P
Supreme Court
Condecticut
Ggalnat
Bite
Hindes
Terhoskey Shot Down by Russian in Washington street shooting
A Russian assailant fired a single shot at Terhoskey near Washington Street injuring him as crowds gathered. Milly Stanek, the former dance hall proprietor, reportedly reported the alleged threat preceding the incident. Terhoskey was hospitalized in guarded condition with a prognosis favorable, while police hunt for the suspected shooter and examine motive and connections.
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Frank
Sam” Verhoskey
Real Anda
Waa Gty Dent
Mar
Wighth
Waah-ohant
Ag Inston
Narnia
Arthur
Russan
Ryerson
Tinos
Kastek Sinnek
Highth
Kligoreate
Torhoskey
Gil Hospital
Erhoskey
Rupmans
Gentral
Supreme Court
Eighthandiday
New
Washington
Tha
Terhonkey
Pasling Alyorke Eanrta
Murror
Ie Pashiment
Atruck Terhoskey
Gros
Mr. Goodrich
Japd
Terhoskey
Goodrich
Mora
Enya
Thea Goodrich
Sat
Raids Free Speak Eases and Gambling Rooms Police Raid
Poles led by Chief of Police Carter raided two alleged speak easies on lower Maret Street on Sunday. At 110 Market Street officers found a quart of liquor and arrested George Murphy for violating prohibition laws. At the corner of Lake Avenue and Market Streets they arrested Henry Weber for prohibition violations and detained five men playing cards for gambling. A gambling room run by Tommy JamesSaturday night led to the proprietor and seven players' arrests. Players named Bil Murphy Joe Edwards Frank Price Ed McLain Sam Elliott and Kiner Smith. James was fined fifty dollars and costs. players fined five dollars and costs. Four indictments against Karl Gillen were noted, with a schedule of Wheeling Aluminum operations and related plants. A separate arrest followed at La on Walle Street for attempt to assault Paul Snekoonkabi. further details and names appeared in the report.
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Carter
Maret Street
Hunday
Market Street
George Murphy
Lake the Avenue
Market Streets
Henry Weber
Weber
Tommy James
Bil Murphy
Joe Edwards
Frank Price
Ed McLain
Sam’ Elliott
Kiner Smith
Folat
Contex
House to Adjourn as Senate Handles Major Bills
The House plans a recess after a week of tax and election code debates. Key Senate measures include reorganization, minimum wage, appropriations, and the persecution bill. The Taylor bill faces resumed discussion after opponents delayed final action to gauge church views.
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Columbia
Mar
A. P
General
Senate
Young Woman Rescued From Ohio River Suicide Attempt
Miss Helen Jones, 26, of Ragland Ohio, tried to leap into the Ohio River from Bridgeport bridge in Bridgeport. Patrolman Charles Kles and Constable John More rescued her, took her to the Mayor’s office and then to Hope Hospital in serious condition. John Beavers, a Canton drug salesman, was arrested after the incident. a quart of moonshine was found at the hotel. Beavers denied giving her a drug, saying there was no dope in his possession. Fleia held for examination.
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Warman
Pallee
Bridgeport
Helen Jones
Ragland
Jefferson County
Ohio River
Bridgeport Bridge
Charles Kles
John More
Bridgeport Hotel
Mika McAnnich
Bartop
Beng
John Beavers
Canton, O
Jones
Beavers
Fleia
Oxantradian
Tax Collections Over 3 Billions
Washington March 24 By A P J income and profits tax collections for the March 16 installment were estimated by Secretary Mellon to aggregate 676000000 to March 22 with 660000000 deposited. He estimated total revenue for the fiscal year ending June 20 would reach 3060000000, fully up to treasury expectations. Barney Kilpatrick arrested on charge of jumping a board bill sentenced to three months in county jail after pleading guilty. Will of Thomas F Purcell probated and Weir Howell appointed administrator of W estaw of FB Wetr, application no probate will of Mary Crouch.
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Washington
Mar
A, PJ
Mellon
Mallon
Treasury
Dull Bentence
Barney Kilpatrick
Viorence Marshall
Justice Lowper
Thomas F. Purcell
Fila Weir Howell
Mary Crouch
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Follansbee
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FINEM
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Era Clinb
American Legion
Yanairos
Havre de Grace
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Peeper
Jon Davis
Hawkins
Maude Barrett
Church Street
Sixth
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Mary Morarsa
Neffs, O
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Squire Mason
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American Legion and War Board
National Organization
Clarence Ray Neidengard
National Committee
Ways and Means Committee
U. S
Victoria Theatre
Mason Wade
Cribbs-Graham Company
Gov. Davis
Goverment
Follavabes
William Becker
Follavabes Dros
Follansbeer
Mi4
Toronto
Kastek Stanek
Ecourt
David Moodrich
Internationalevanuo Bureau
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la Miley
le Osinta
Karl Gillen
Peares
CoPain
Wheeling al Ote
Wihitaker-Grosmer Ca
Mirtina Merry
Tdle
Beach Bottom
Portamoy
Balle Iron Work
Bieubeatie
Wheeling Mice and Tron Co
Martins Perry Furingdr
Walle Street
Paul Jsnekoonkabi
Jon Cohstorovich
Revorts
Lint
WOMAD
Ramoren
Neheroravich
Gay
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