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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

6

Schedule of Rates Granted by Commission Today

Inter State Commerce Commission rules set new minimum fares and ticket rates for Wheeling Traction Company including 16 2-3 cents for Steubenville to Brilliant and 18 1-23 cents ticket fare, marking a victory for higher tariffs on Ohio lines while inter state rates may differ. Cities like Steubenville, Martins Ferry, and Belpre plan to challenge the decision in state court. Ralph Levinson, city solicitor, delays comment pending full decree reading.

Warrington Ty. Pj Interstate Commerce Commission Wheeling ‘Tracom Company Om Fragachine Commis Ohio Martins Kerry Helmite Inter-State Conmerce Commission Wherlin Traction Company Steubenville Brillant Commisnion Wellsburg Watrton Ralph Levinaou Sidibenville Mardins Ferry Belpre Wheeling Traction Company Titer-Stata Commerce Phe Wheeling Traction Company Iyer River Brilliant Steue Henville Connell Mingo Junction Tartiant Ballom Berets Ralph Levinson East Liverpool Wallsville Iatertate Commerce Symaileaton Eaab Steubenville, Kaat Liverpool and Beaver Valley Traction Company

Burroughs Dies on New York Central Train

Naturalist John Burroughs died at 2 a m on a New York Central train near Kingsville Ohio while en route from California to New York. He had suffered six weeks with chest and heart abscesses and kidney complications. His physician Dr Clara Barrus and relatives accompanied him. officials in New York confirmed the death.

Utica N. Y A. P John Burrough New York Central Kingsville Ohio California Clara Barrus Ursula Burroughs Elinor Harriet Burroughs New York John Burroughs Burrough Pasadena Calif West Park Ulster County Cleveland Erie John Durrands Kinghville Burroughs Chicago Poughkeepsie

Medicine Classes Out at Ohio State

Ohio State University officials moved indefinitely to end sophomore medicine classes after a disruption last Wednesday. More than one hundred students were affected in Columbus. A separate fatal bicycle accident near Bundy Street claimed a resident of Ville, Ohio, when an automobile struck the rider.

Ohio State Columbus, O Pistobio State University Offetals Frephiien Sophmore

Ohio governor urges Senate pass administrative code reform

Ohio Governor Davis accuses hidden interests of backing opposition to reorganizing state government and urges immediate Senate passage of the emergency administrative code. Utility representatives, Grange members, and farm bureaus press changes while tax and rules debates unfold in Columbus as lawmakers plan to align on constitutional and tax reforms.

Columbus Mar Vavia Senate Lto Davis State Grange Farm Boureau Department of Agriculture Davia Ohio House C. A. Dyer Home Protective League Atata Public Utilities Commissi Commission Uy. Taber Grange State Board of Agriculture Ohio Experiment Station Chile Atate University Department At Agriculture Taber Atate

Second Mass for The Dead Cardinal

Second Mass for Cardinal Gibbons held at Baltimore Cathedral with orders of male and female clergy present. Rev. Eugene J. Connelly presided, St Charles College students provided music, and crowds viewed the Cardinal on his bier. The public filed past the caIcahe and the Ukrainian Jewish Federation offered sympathy to Baltimore mourners.

Baltimore A. P Cardinal Gibbons Eugene J. Connelly Magic St. Charles College Catonsville Oreeda Catafalque National Federation of Ukraiian Jews of America

US Steel May Have Steamers

Youngstown March 29 By A P Announcement by the U S Steel Corporation of that en tabUehment of a Mea of Steamers to carry steel to the Pacific coast via Panama Canal is expected soon after the return of BE H Gary chairman of the board from his trip to Vancouver through the canal it is laid in steel circles here. Steel manufacturers say that the corporation is nearly ready to put into effect its plans for increasing export trade and that it has 20 vessels ready and five under contract. Steel makers also watching with interest by pressess if a river boat down the Ohio and Mississippi to the Canal and the Pacific coast. Independent steel men admit that if the corporation establishes a line to the Pacific coast it will be able to lay down steel on the coast at a price with which the Independents could not compete.

Youngatown O. Mar A. P U. S. Steel Corporation Pacific Coast Panagia BE. H. Gary Vancouver Arelao Prestess Ohio Mississippi Canal Price Independanta

Death Roll of Steubenville Area Residents 1921

A string of obituaries from Steubenville and nearby towns covers Hannah Blackburn and Wesley Blackburn among others. The notices report deaths of Hannah N Blackburn at 80—though likely misread ages—Hazel Albertson, Adlen Boyd, Anna Williams, and Wesley Blackburn with details on residences, family survivors, and funeral arrangements in East Liverpool Steubenville Bloomfield and Franklin.

Hat rescue ends in tragedy at Wheeling rail yard

Frank Flaherty 44 of Mingo Junction plunged under a moving boxcar at Market Street crossing when attempting to retrieve his hat. He was fatally injured as wheel contact severed his leg and the car struck watchman Hugh Meshadi. Flaherty was rushed to a hospital in critical condition, with friends and family later noted in local social columns.

Tragic Crossing Accident Claims Mingo Resident

Franklin Flaherty of Mingo died after diving under a moving box car at the Market Street crossing of the Wheeling and Lake Erie line to recover a blown hat. Hugh McPhail narrowly escaped injury while attempting to rescue him as a crowd gathered. Flaherty, aged about twenty years, had worked at a pump house in Brilliant and is survived by his mother and siblings. The body was moved to a local funeral home for burial arrangements as a reunion for The Loyal Daughters class of the First Christian church is planned in Mingo with a banquet and program.

Columbus A. P Thos. Gallagher Ial Katheryn C. Gallagher Edz Abeth Goralene Samel House Gallagher Gorslene Hannah Buaeckburn Hannah N. Blackburn Hilda Susan Blackburn Smithfield Ohio Hainsville L. J. Herron Steubenville Elisha Packer Mrs. Ray Metally Jackson St Wasford Hom Liverpool Alster Asinia Herron Metropolitan Lite Ingurance Company Stewbenville Zanesville Hazel Albertson Corneliius Albertson Ohio Valley Hospital Albertson Zannesville Wellesley Avenue Joseph Kirkpatrick Mary Spangler Second United Presbyterian Church Edward Jones Cpl- Hers W. Va Mr. Jones Collers Pittsburg Mia Edith Stevens Charles Jones Walter Joring Ril Colliers Tig Mazalao New Philadelphia Olinérat Laura Jane. Cochran Lauren Jane Cochran Gti Miss Cochran Bisubspviile Margaret Paula Cochran Parante Abe Rice Weaver Clinch Wm. Hogt Friends Lass He, Jra Market Street Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Franklin Flaherty Mingo Hugh McPhail Orozeing Maherty McPhail Fee Beetagt Loyal Daughters First Christian Church Jata Hom Mic Flasa

Easter Week Social Ties Mark McMechen City Visitors

Local residents spent the Easter weekend visiting relatives and friends in McMechen East Liverpool Greensburg and Pittsburgh. Dr W C Medill returned from New York after a surgical ordeal and resumed practice. Numerous social events and meetings including the Westminater Women’s Aid Society and Dixie club dances highlighted the holiday period.

W. M. Kelly Billie East Liverpool Ty W Kelly C. A. Rodgers Columbus W Blodwin Harris New Castle Assembly Club Fort Steuben Hotel John C. McKever New York Luella McKesver J. C. McGowan Campbell Grace Winifred Hollidays Cove Hester Mra Barry A. Cooper Center Street Samuel Hercuton Pauline Thorne South Vourth Street Harry Armatrong Newark Ohio David Walton Sifth Avenue J. L. Bower Bellevue Myra Bower North Iufth Street Lincoln Avenue Willan Odell Wilson Avenue Wain Atlandancty Mins Anta McMecher McMechen W. Va Fred Coe North Wirth Street Kendall Ware Pittsburgh Harry Mutton George Ruth Greensburg Myers John Snyder George Lockhart High Stréet Theresa B. Exey Sinclair Avenue Pierce Black North Third Street W. C. Medill Sarah Muldoon Guest of Friends Weatminater Womens Aid! Society Migs Mae Crumley Wheeling Edward Bowles Mika Miriam Barkhurst Western Reserve University Cleveland Barkhurst Market Street Sittie Eleanor Gibson Ed. Gibson Barclay Avenue Clayton Sarstetter Randal Capton, O Bilin Perree Delaware Wesleyan University Gunter Harry Perkins Gon Nelle Mine Mayme North Fourth Street Columbua Bleubenville Aiphao Parsson Page South Fourth Street

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Victory For Traction Company Kingsville, CO New York State Ville Alreatn Peau Pia Girls Ag Ree Proestad al Hikh Ryndes Alade Bilal Allosina Lfendania US Steel Ohyo River Gulf Gulf and Panama Canal Adlen Boyd Bloomfield Boyd Frank A. Boyd Bloomfield Presbyterian Church Anna Williams Thomas Williams Lizzie [Richardson Harry B. Lee Weirton Albert B. Les Canton A. Kell Lizzie Richardson Franklin, Pa Maggie Doyle Ajax, Lee St. Petersburg Fla C. E. Kell Wesley C. Blackburn Wesley O. Blackburn Wayne Township Sarah J. Cole Hopedale Blackburn Aptiva Parauuts George Blackburn Hopadale Laban Blackburn Adelli, Moore Broom,field Presbyterian Church of Bloomfeld Bloorfield Presbyterian Church Kenneth Stanley Charles Ida Stanley Bril- Ugut Frank Flaherty W. & L. E. Market Street Frank Wigherty St. J McPhall Wheeling and Lake Erie Fisherty Hugh Meshadifma Tere Vallep Hospital Maby Friehda J. W. Mueller Lola Mueller Pittaburt Wesleyan Aniversity Knights of Columbus Daughters of Isabella Knights of South Fourth Street David McGowan Sr Non J. Easton McGowan Wiutare Park Atlantic City Tine Moreh Bilizard Inday Alfred Edwards Rochester Mise Madge ‘Sturgeon Totay Incheon M. B Milag Joseph B. Patrick Reyea Mohn Hove James L. Gruprs Maria M. Wells Dr. Mohn Joe Friends Cutlord Poole Toronto Sani William, Archer Leanna Gutney Tiltonville Thomas Causidy J. R. Malone North Sixth Street Darwin Ekey Gould Lulu M. Carrante Misa Mayme Grumley Edward Bowie W. B. Patton Asa Lawrence H. Kelly No. 8Th St Saturay and I Thomas E. Jones Oregon Hdwards Wales Chamber of Commerce B. Frank Murphy Washington S. Gilbert EB. R. Townsend Alvert Grant Youngstown Louis Graham Beaver Harry Wells Mergeland Hobart Grimm Stephen W. Galthek Sedge J. DB. Sommerville Brooke County Wellaburg Grimm H. B. Marshall Pottam‘hee Wilkin R. L. Ramsay Bkea Bar of Justice Franklin Flaherty Minga Jessia Borden Maynard Mingo Juneson Milgis The Meubenvile Hardware & Supply Company Mr. J. L. Warren Abbott Ink Company Akron, Ohio J. L. Warren Sypurenville Howe. & Supply CO
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