Arrests Report From Fragmentary OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR notes several names and places with an arrest mention. Mentions include Mer tine Perry Jessie Graham Mayland Jake Theiss Momentead Mary Vis elt Steubenville Mingo and an affidavit. One individual named Knight faced an alleged assault with a crutch on a sibling with a reported Tuesday morning event.
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Mertine Perry
Jessie Graham
Veers
Mayland
Jake Theiss
Momentead
Mary Viselt
Steubenville
Slater
Doctor's Eclectic Remedy Ad for Children's Constipation
An elderly newspaper ad promotes Dr. Themar electromagnetic tonic for babies with crowing and a fly like symptom. It claims immediate relief for children and long lasting bowel regularity. Product marketed as sale at all drug stores with references to Dean's Reguleis for regular bowels.
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Crow
Dean
Ady
Citrolax advertisement promises quick relief for digestion
An old newspaper ad touts Citrolax as best for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. It claims fast relief from headaches and a cleansed system. Includes a JITNEY offer with Foley Co trial package and Heath products from Beall & Steele.
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Ives
Beall & Steele
Advt
Take Care of the Children Remains True to Old Cures
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick healer for lingering illness in children. It claims relief from coughs colds and whooping cough, notes no opiates, and credits Beall and Steele as the publishers.
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Foley
Beall & Steele
Beall & Stesle
Advt
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Renewed Youth and Health
A Mississippi woman 61 writes that after two years of kidney ailment and starting Foley Pills she feels like a 16 year old girl. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as invigorating weak kidneys, relieving backache rheumatism and bladder trouble, with Bealle & Steele listed as advertisers. Also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters for pure blood and digestion and Dean's Ointment for piles. Includes farm lists from Warren Ohio and Foley Honey and Tar cough medicine claims.
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A. M. Bridges Robinson
Foley
Bealle & Steele
Advt
Ohio Coal Strike Near Settlement Amid Prolonged Talks
The Eastern Ohio coal strike talks extend into midweek with wage committee negotiations between United Mine Workers officials and Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Association. Both sides report progress and expect a settlement soon, with a tentative 47 cent per ton contract and arbitration, firing, and yardage terms under discussion.
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Associated Press
Herald
Cleveland
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Association
Call Extended for Rev Miller to Sixteenth Year at Steubenville Church
The Steubenville Methodist Protestant Church unanimously voted to reject Rev George H Miller’s resignation and extend a unanimous call for him to serve as pastor for the coming conference year. A three month leave of absence was approved to allow rest and health recovery. The pastoral relations committee outlined that Miller’s work remains vital to the community and his familiarity with members and needs makes him indispensable. E R Forbes was elected delegate with Harry Platt as alternate to the annual conference.
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Ge! Miller
Mill
Aafese
E.or. Forbes
Harrye Platt
Miller
Bey
Steubenville
Iseso
G.H. Miller
Witich
A. M. Lyons
S. Walkero
Resolutions Passed After Death of Township Trustee
Steubenville Township Trustees met Friday evening and swore in James M. Conley as trustee to fill the vacancy after Lewis Wells death. They appoint Dr. Perry Laighty and Dr. Gourley as township physicians. Resolutions praise Wells as a key adviser and advocate businesslike administration, note aid to the poor and taxpayers, and direct copies to the widow and local papers.
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James M. Conley
Calsed
Lewis Wells
Perry Laighty
Gourley
Steubenville
Herald- Star and
Case Settled and Mortgage Released in Local Suit
Trustee A Gescheider for L Fried reports settlement in the case against Pané Ralich et al with mortgage released. Dismissals noted for Steub. BY AL Assa Co. vs ug H McKee et al Minnie Galloway vs James H Galloway Ohio Valley Cream & Supply Co. vs A Levine Cornelia E Brown vs M M Brown Probate Court hears will application for Winfield Scott and distributive account for Joseph Buchanan. widower section filed in Vincenzo Laman tia estate.
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Ts. A. Gescheider
L. Fried
Pané Ralich Et al
Steub
Assa Co
Ug H. McKee
Minnie Galloway
James H. Galloway
Ohio Valley Cream & Supply Co
A. Levine
Cornelia E. Brown
M. M. Brown
Winfield Scott
Joseph Buchanan
Vincenzo Lamantia
Downer's Court Sentences Man for Non-Support
Robert Philbaum brought from Elm Grove for non-support received a four months suspended sentence. He must pay $8 monthly and cover back alimony as ordered.
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Downer's Court
Robert Philbaum
Elm Grove
Weirton man Charles Dana jailed on assault charge
Charles Dana of Weirton was bound over to Wellsburg jail on a $3,000 bond after being charged with attempting to assault Leafy Cash, a 16 year old girl in East Steubenville. A second girl testified Dana insulted her on another occasion.
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Charles Dana
Weirton
East Steubenville
Wellsburg
Dana
Gulf Light Torpedoed by German Submarine
The Gulf Light, American steamer owned in part by Pittsburg interests, was torpedoed off the Scilly Islands. President Wilson will preserve judgment and ensure a thorough investigation. Gulf Refining Company president George F. Davidson says no immediate government claim will be pressed. insurance covers the loss and relief for families of the captain, wireless operator, and seaman will be pursued.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Wilson Avill
Williamstown
Mass
White House
Ttews
State Department
Marine —Insurance
Gunther
American Volunteer Motor Ambulance Corps to Aid Two Armies
London dispatch notes the American Volunteer Motor Ambulance Corps led by Richard Norton will be enlarged to serve both the British and French armies. The corps provides volunteer drivers and cars, including light American models, and even a steam heating unit for hot baths. French authorities praise its efficiency while fundraising aims to expand the fleet and facilities.
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Associated Press
London
Ambunce Corps
Richard Norton
British Red Cross
Hag
Ae.keopy
Paris
Dieworski
Kemp
Hia
Liquor Seller Fined in Doyle’s Sub-division Alley
James Woods was arrested for illegally selling liquor in the alley off Lower Market Street in Doyle’s subdivision. He was fined $200 and costs.
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James Woods
Doyle
Lower Market Street
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