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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1916

Page

12

Officers Respond To Robbery Distress Call

Police rushed to Third and Rosy streets after a gunpoint robbery in progress. Three men seized a woman, but fled as officers arrived in a Ford, with the woman identifying herself as Miss Clara Belle Schaler and the man as Harry Williams of Bethany West Virginia. Williams alerted police.

McCarty Haupt Barthes Third Rosy Clara Belle Schaler Harry Williams Bethany W. Va Ross Streets Harry Williams

Probate Court Appoints Administrator for Hallick Estate

Andrew Ondrecak named administrator of Mike Hallick estate. Inventory and appraisal issued with appraisers B. L. Sharp George P. McCracken and John Matthews. First and final account filed in Ruth Sivard estate.

Andrew Ondrecak Mike Hallick B. L. Sharp George P. McCracken John Matthews Ruth Sivard

Marriage License for Szedor and Sosmicko in Ohio

John Szedor aged 22 of Port Homer and Katie Sosmicko aged 21 of Ekeyville obtained a marriage license in Ohio. The couple, residents of Port Homer and Ekeyville, plan to wed in the near future per county records.

John Szedor Port Homer Katie Sosmicko Ekeyville, O

Foreman Joe Fazio Charged in Mine Job Bribe

Italian foreman at LaBelle Iron Works coal mines arrested by Constable Luikart on a Squire Downer warrant. Charged with taking 5 dollars from Querino Maggi to secure him a mine job. Maggi says after payment, Fazio made life unbearable, forcing him to quit. Fazio released on 100 dollar bond.

Joe Fazio LaBelle Iron Works Luikart Squire Downer Querino Maggi Maggi Fazio

Drivers Walkout Keeps Alexander and Travis Firms Short

Drivers from the Alexander and Travis transfer companies walked out Monday morning demanding higher wages and refused to sign the new scale. Employers are still operating the trucks and wagons, while the strikers say they expect a settlement soon.

Alexander and Travis Transfer

Neglected Child Arrest Over Warrant In Local Court

Nellie Morgan was arrested on a warrant from Squire Lawler's court for neglect of her minor child and remains jailed awaiting a hearing. The article notes a broader moral lesson from a list of American millionaires, and records a civil case settlement in Hogan v Steubenville Pottery and a damages award of 23.25 against Pennsylvania Railroad to Nick Pellegrino.

Nellie Morgan Squire Lawler’s Court Pennsylvania Railroad Company Nick Pellegrino

Bondholders Buy 1000 Acres of Brooke Coal Lands at Auction

About 1000 acres in Buffalo district Brooke county West Virginia were sold Saturday at auction. Bondholders purchased the property for 110400. The group includes interests of Mrs. William K Thaw mother of Harry K Thaw. Represented by her Pittsburgh representative the case Adamson and Murdock versus Wellsburg Coal Company has spanned years. Lands expected to be opened soon now the suit is settled.

Buffalo Brooke County W. Cs William K. Thaw Harry K. Thaw Pittsburgh Adamson & Murdock Wellsburge Coal Company

Court Overrules Motion in Brown V. Macer Case

The court overruled a motion for a new trial in the case of Ohio on relation of Prosecutor W C Brown versus M V Macer. The defendant was ordered to pay judgment of $186 12.

State of Ohio W. C. Brown Wm. McConnell Common Pleas Court Saline Township Ohio M. V. Macer

Temporary Alimony Granted in Divorce Case

The court allows temporary alimony of 30 dollars to Lillie M. Rogers who has filed for divorce from David Rogers. The action proceeds with the petition for dissolution of marriage ongoing.

Lillie M. Rogers David Rogers

New Trial Refused in Cross v. Allen Case

In the matter of Thomas Cross versus Allen and William J. Watson the court overruled a motion for a new trial and ordered payment of judgment to the plaintiff totaling 60.78 dollars. Police pursue a thief who stole a raincoat and two cameras from J F Miller linked to Dravo Construction on the LaBelle bridge piers project. The suspect is believed to have arrived in the city.

Thomas Cross Allen William J. Watson J. F. Miller Dravo Construction Company New LaBelle Bridge

Resort arrest for keeping a disorderly house on Waterstreet

Pearl Harrison was arrested at her Waterstreet home after noon Monday by Chief Carter and Officer Smith on a charge of keeping a disorderly house. She paid a $75 fine and costs to Mayor McMaster and was released. The mayor warns that lines in the tenderloin district remain under strict enforcement as madames chafe under restraint. Elsewhere, a widow’s application to take personal property at appraisal is filed in the William Bates estate, Roscoe T. Ong named administrator for Markos Zauridis, Mary Harvey will filed, and James Beatty guardian final ce is noted.

Pearl Harrison Waterstreet Carter Smith McMaster Tenderloin William Bates Roscoe T. Ong Markos Zauridis Mary Harvey James Beatty

Strike Settled After Wheeling Plumbers Vote Settles

The Wheeling plumbers strike ended Saturday evening after a wage demand of five dollars a day. Workers accepted four ninety daily for year one with a raise to five in year two and five twenty five in year three. Most men returned to work today except some who had been in Steubenville and will come back this week. A separate ruling awarded the Miners and Mechanics Savings and Trust company $1011.16 against Walter Mackabee and found debts owed by Lizzie Woods to P. P. Lewis Specht Lumber and W. C. Brown. A mortgage foreclosed in the case.

Wheeling Steubenville Miners’ & Mechanics’ Savings & Trust Company Walter Mackabee Lizzie Woods P. P. Lewis Specht Lumber Company W. C. Brown

Teamsters Association Wins Wage Increase Across City

Nearly all firms sign on as the Teamsters Chauffeurs and Helpers Union No 357 reports broad wage gains. Employers lift pay, two firms still idle awaiting signatures as drivers and helpers press for higher weekly sums.

Teamsters, Chauffeurs & Helpers’ Association Alexander and Travis Transfer Companies

McDowell son in active service along Mexican border

Mr and Mrs O H McDowell of 804 South street report a letter from their son Ralph D McDowell who is seeing active service with the Eighth Cavalry troop E. He enlisted about three months ago and was recently sent to Fort Bliss with his unit.

O. H. McDowell South Street Ralph D. McDowell Ralph Eighth Cavalry Fort Bliss

Proceeds Distributed in Rine Estate Case

In the matter of George W. Rine as administrator for Henry Rine deceased versus John T. Rine the court confirmed the sale of property at 8980 dollars and ordered the proceeds distributed.

George W. Rine Henry Rine John T. Rine

Tressi Tomassenne Granted $30 from Recot Tomassenne

Tressi Tomassenne received thirty dollars from Recot Tomassenne in a small financial settlement noted in local records. The action reflects a personal loan repayment or informal debt resolution recorded in the community ledger.

Confessed Judgment in Gescheider v Ivosevic Case

A confessed judgment was entered in the G E Gescheider versus Yago Ivosevic case for the amount of 454 dollars. The court records indicate a formal confession of judgment, establishing the debtor's liability without proceeding to a full trial.

G. E. Gescheider Yago Ivosevic

Dillonvale High to Hold Commencement Exercises

Annual commencement at Dillonvale High School on Wednesday evening features a large graduating class. Rev. F. O. Wise of Adena District will deliver the class address, and Sept. F. D. Ring will present the diplomas.

Dillonvale High School F. O. Wise Adena O F. D. Ring

Local theatre owner plans new Beech Bottom hotel

John Paulius, owner of the town theatre, recently bought two acres at Beech Bottom West Virginia for 5500 dollars total, or 2750 per acre, a high price for the area. He intends to construct a fine hotel on the site in the near future.

John Paulius Beech Bottom W. Va Paulius

Liquor violator arrested in Yorkville case moves to hearing

Theodore Horezka was arrested Sunday in Yorkville for selling intoxicating liquor in violation of the law. He was jailed and will be brought before Mayor McCann at New Alexandria for a hearing today.

Theordore Horezka Yorkville McCann New Alexandria

Suit Entered Over A Construction Bill

William Pulaski sues Mike Ghegis for 502.99 alleging payment for work and labor in building a dwelling. The case seeks judgment for the stated sum.

William Pulaski Mike Ghegis

City appoints guards for jail prisoners at work sites

It was announced at the city building that Tim Walters and Constable Robert Watt were hired as special guards to watch county jail prisoners when they work on city streets. The first squad was to start work today but rain delayed them. they are expected to appear Tuesday morning.

Tim Walters Robert Watt

Muslin Underwear Prices in Lace Trimmed Styles

A catalog of women’s undergarments priced from 7 to 98 cents, including camisoles, drawers, corset covers, and brassieres. Items feature lace trimming, ribbon straps, embroidery, and varied fabrics such as batiste cambric muslin and crepe. Children and misses drawers offered at 12 1/2 cents per pair, with new styles in demand.

Nainsock

Bedding and Towels Sale Sale on Quilts and Linens

Local store offers a quilting spread large crochet woolen blanket 66 by 76 inches for 1.25, pillow cases 10 cents, pillow slips 19 to 15 cents, shirts 59 cents, colored spreads 1.75 to 4.00, damasks 49 to 85 cents, napkins 1.19 to 2.50, and textiles like ginghams 19 cents a yard, calicoes 6 cents, towels, toweling, and muslin selections with substantial discounts.

Dutifully 25c Bed Spreads and Dress Shields Ad

Full size crocheted spread in good designs and easy to launder priced at 1.25. Dress shields in medium white slightly soiled offered as one lot. Children’s underwear and neckwear half price. One large lot slightly soiled in all styles.

Ingham

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Lizzie Hicks Turner Freeman Janetown Verla Taylor Ruth Hennis Rush Run Hom Bell Telephone Co Bellaire James Dixon Frank M. Hogan Steubenville Pottery Company Tressi Tomassenne Recot Tomassenne Armour’s Wvu Therrallas Batiste Milan At &c Aeti Colonial Pumps Peewee
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