Steubenville Civic Centre plan drawlingly opposed
A speaker condemns a Civic Centre proposal as an unnecessary burden on taxpayers. He cites water mains streets and alleys needing repairs, warns of skyrocketing costs, and urges priorities like clean water, better streets, and public comforts before any grand project. He acknowledges some supporters but favors fundamental city needs first. He ends with hope for future improvements before any Civic Centre.
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Steubenville
Old Steubenville
Victory returns and rulings mark Ohio election cases
The court affirmed voters' expressions in multiple cases. Plaintiffs in Toronto and Dillonvale were declared elected and defendants ousted. Mary Dallas and Henry Walker involve convictions and conveyances. Other matters include a horse killing suit, a will dispute, and a gambling boat case with Ohio river jurisdiction.
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Toronto
H. T. Roe
W. S. Parlette
Dillonvale
Mary Dallas
State of Ohio
Adam Semps
O. & P. Coal Co
McConnaughy
F. H. Kerr
James Stantor
Henry Walker
Oliver Thomas
George Mackinaw
Ohio
Norris
Ohio River
Personal notes from Bellaire and vicinity social round
Mr and Mrs Frank Hassett visit relatives in Bellaire Miss Mary Singleton of Cleveland visits friends here Mrs Robert Williams of Akron guests here The Business Girls Bible class picnic postponed indefinitely Mrs A G Lee hosts luncheon at Country Club The class plans a Stanton Park picnic Friday eve ning Mrs Ed Clayton and sons from McKeesport visit friends Regina Collins hosts NAH club with music and fancy work Wilbur H Zimmerman of Steubenville presides Tioga Business Men's Association banquet report Mrs Wolcott Matlock and Mrs A E Moore host Girls Fancy Work club for Miss Lucy Wintringer June bride
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Frank Hassett
Bellaire
Mary Singleton
Cleveland
Robert Williams
Akron
A. G. Lee
Country Club
Stanton Park
Ed Clayton
Ed and
Willard
Steubenville
McKeesport
N. A. H. Club
Regina Collins
Philadelphia
Wilbur H. Zimmerman
Tioga Business Men’s Association
Wolcott Matlock
A. E. Moore
Lucy Wintringer
Local Society Names Missing From Notice List
A fragmented social column lists Phillips and several titled ladies including Mrs Teeters Mrs Lashley Mrs Love Mrs C A Mackbure and Mrs Roberta, implying a missing roster in the official society notice. No dates or events are specified in the readable text.
Death Roll Mrs Weber Fraley longtime Mingo resident
Mrs inte L Weber and Mrs Dolla L Fraley wife of John F Weber a merchant died at home on McLister avenue Mingo at 115 am after a month illness She was 400 years old born 1873 Beallsville Ohio married 17 years ago to John F Weber and moved to Mingo Survivors include six daughters Lottie Bertha Mildred Alta Leota Florence and siblings Mrs S O Ramsey Mrs T J Davis Louise and Albert Fraley Funeral details not provided
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Inte L. Weber
Dolla L. Fraley
John F. Weber
McLister Avenue
Mingo
Ope
Beallaville
Ohio
Troublemakers Run Amuck In Connerville Incident
A Sunday melee in Connerville ends with two foreign men fined twenty five dollars and costs each, a third offender fined and costs, and another ruffian awaiting punishment. A furious crowd drums out the mass agitator amid a chaotic scene described as a reign of terror.
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Ran Amuck
Justice Downer
Amuck
Connerville
Foreigner Fired Mayor Aned Pela Bartagie Weapons Case
A local mayor dismisses Foreigner and Pela Bartagie over a concealed weapons incident. Authorities report a $24 penalty and towing action related to the case. The move follows an investigation into unlawful possession and city ordinances. No further details were released.
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McLeich Aned
Pela Bartagie
Habeas Corpus Refused in West Virginia Arrest Case
The habeas corpus proceedings sought release for John Hockinberry of Webbur West Virginia. Judge Wore ley refused the request and the defendant was jailed awaiting requisition papers to potentially send him to West Virginia. He is wanted for pistol toting under West Virginia law.
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John Hockinberry
Webbur
W. Va
Woreley
West Va
Cace Settled in W D Martin Versus Dora Wolenski
The case between W D Martin and Dora Wolenski reaches a settlement. Details of terms are not disclosed in the readable fragment.
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Cace
W. D. Martin
Dora Wolenski
Cate
Weems Divorce Granted in Wilful Absence Case
Lena Weems obtains a divorce from John H. Weems on the grounds of wilful absence. The court bars the husband from dower rights., preserving Lena’s status and disposing of ancillary matters in the decree.
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Lena Weems
John H. Weems
Must Secure Costs In Duffalo Versus Wy Coal Case
Plaintiff Jaseph Duffalo against Wyoming Salt and Coal Company must secure costs by May 2 as required in the court filing. The notice directs Duffalo to provide payment or security for costs to proceed with the action. The order specifies the deadline and the defendant’s pending status in this civil suit.
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Jaseph Duffalo
Wy. S. Coal Co
Perfection, Meyer Schwartz Seeks Sheriff Aid Over Harassment
Store keeper Meyer Schwartz of Collier, Welteburg, reported to the sheriff that attackers aim to drive away his customers due to his friendliness to the strikers. His house has been stoned and shot through, with ongoing mean tricks and attempts to ruin his life. Schwartz sought sheriff protection and legal action with an attorney.
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Meyer Schwarts
Collier
Welteburg
Miserable Schwartz
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Brotherhood
Hamline
J. H
McCandless
G. K. Morris
Abe Parkin
City
First Baptist Church
G. Herbert Clark
Ridge Avenue
Leslie Seeley
Wise Marguerite Seeley
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Nettie Erskine
H. E. Buchanan
Lewis Wells
Union
Seeley
Rs. Morrow
Longacre
the Munker CO
Jones Munker
Andeer
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