Game for hunting to be better in Ohio this year
Columbus Ohio Aug 29 prediction by A Baxter chief of the division of fish and game that hunting in Ohio will be better with more plentiful game than in ten years. Squirrels will open Sept 15 to Oct 20 and eight per week. ducks and other waterfowl open Sept 26 to Dec 31 with limits and penalties outlined. Wild birds refuges and game farms boost populations and aid hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A.€. Baxter
Division of
Fish and Game
Sporssmen
Baxter
Ohio
Reese
Brata
Federal
Theusand
Wellington
Ri ‘Gach
Randall L. Buchanan Admitted to the Bar in Union Port
Randall L Buchanan of Union Port is admitted to the bar this spring after finishing at Western Reserve University Cleveland. He plans to open offices in the city and is a well known Jefferson County man who left studies to enlist in Company F at the outbreak of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall, L
Buchanan
Unionport
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Jefferson ‘County
Hitter Charles Swingle Killed in Lansing Auto Crash
A 30 year old farm produce man from Farmington near Bellaire was killed Saturday on the National Pike at Lansing when an automobile driven by Mrs W Dickens of Bellaire struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swingle
Farmington
Bellaire
Lansing
Mra
W. Dickens
Injuries Reported Across Wheeling Area
Lo Sancomb a 48 year old carpenter for Wheeling and Lake Erie died at Martins Ferry Hospital from injuries after being retrucked by a hand car on a Maynard bridge. He was hurled about twenty feet and suffered internal injuries. Joseph Davis of Beech Bottom was struck by an automobile Sunday, breaking his left leg in two places. he was taken to North Wheeling hospital and the driver fled. Coroner J. M. Van Fossen of East Palestine conducted the inquest into a newborn found wrapped in newspapers near East Liverpoool and buried in an 18 inch hole. verdict infanticide. Mike Makuh, 28, a Nonvale miner, was badly injured at Nicholson mine when a fall of stone trapped him. he sustained broken ribs and likely spinal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Sancomb
Cutcher
Wheeling
Lake Fria
Martins Perry Hospital
Maynard
Joseph Davis
Beech Bottom
North Wheeling
J.M. van Fogsan
East Palestine
East Liverspool
Mike Makuh
Nicholson
Supreme Court to rule on Ohio German language ban
Emil Pohl and Z H Boehning appeal to the United States Supreme Court after Ohio laws prohibiting teaching German in elementary schools were upheld by state courts. They argue the ban violates the federal constitution and seek a writ of error. Columbus Aug 29 by A P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. P
United States Supreme Court
Ohio General Assembly
Supreme Court
Emil Pohl
Z. H. Boehning
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Cuyahogs County
Grainet
Cuyahoga County
Marshall
Pohl
Boehnine
Ohio
Improved business conditions show signs of uptick
The Fourth Federal Reserve bank notes definite improvement in multiple lines of industry with renewed optimism. Iron and steel move forward while auto sales and lending efficiency rise. however high prices hinder progress as demand for bank accommodations eases and coal shipments surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Federal’ Reserve Bank
Lasued
Iron and Steel
Topi
Boulevard Opens Between Wheeling and Steubenville
The Wheeling and Steubenville Boulevard is open for traffic on the West Virginia side. The river road from Warwood to Short Creek, closed for repairs three weeks, is now open with brick concrete and macadam surfaces. A three mile unimproved stretch through Beech Bottom remains covered with Windsor power plant cinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling and Steubenville
Warwood
Short Creek
Wheeling
Steubenville
West Virginia
Windsor
Injuries After Street Car Collision in La Belle View
Miss Elena Bluck was severely injured Sunday morning on Fourth and Adams streets when struck by a La Belle View street car. She fell and struck her head on the bricks, was taken to her home on Wellesley Avenue, and placed under a doctor's care with probable multiple day confinement. Matthew Carter, a local citizen, was arrested on a warrant for threatening to kill and other charges. He was held for men’s court, bond set at 500, and placed in county jail awaiting grand jury next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Bluck
Adams Atreets
la Belle View
Miss Bluck
Atandine
Wellesley Avenue
Matthew Carter
Egiorel Eitixen
Carter
Weirton Steel Pope Plant Reopens At Sixty Percent Capacity
Steubenville Pope plant of Weirton Steel resumes operations after a shutdown. Hundreds return to work and by afternoon the tin mills run about sixty percent capacity with full recovery expected as offices resume and officials observe improved business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Pope
Weirton Steel Company
Herald-Star
Weirton W. Va
John C. Williams
Weirton ‘Steel Company
Stubenville
Sound
Welton &' Sf Company
Warren councilman arrested on liquor charge
Warren Ohio August 29 Vin cent Lapollo a city councilman of Niles was arrested on a technical charge of transporting liquor. Federal agents said Lapolla asked leniency for four Niles men who had been arrested for liquor law violations and offered a pint of whiskey to avoid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Vincent Lapollo
Niles
Lapolla
Yapollo
Land
Laypoilo
Incorporation of Empire Pulp Stone Co and local duty changes
The Empire Pulp Stone Co of Steubenville is incorporated with 100000 capital. Harry Chisholm of Bellaire is on duty in Steubenville yard for two weeks. Fred Arkie of Martins Ferry will replace him during the stay. The Manufacturers Light and Heat Co challenges a tax valuation of 5076080 across Jefferson, Columbus, Belmont, and Monroe counties in a Common Pleas case. Probate inventories are filed for W H Wood and Mary A Stringer. The county commissioners let a 2334 painting contract for the Common Pleas court room. furniture bids were rejected. High School enrollment procedures urge meeting with principals for new students. Marriage licenses issued to six individuals from Knoxville, Amsterdam, Hopedale, and Plum Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chisholm
Bellaire
Pennsy Yard
Steubenville
Fred Arkie
Martins Ferry
Steubanville
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Common Fleas
Sherman
Floyd
Jefferson County
Tax Commission of
Ohio
Jefferson, Columbount
Belmont
Monroe Counties
Petitton
Tax Commission
Common Pleas Court Room
Meyers-Carey Company
War Hero Cecil R. Lloyd to be buried in Pennsylvania
The family of Cecil R. Lloyd of Eldereville Pa. reports the body of Private First Class Lloyd 34th Machine Gun Battalion has arrived in Hoboken N J and will be sent to Steubenville within ten days Funeral services will be held at Coes funeral home and George Run church with burial at New Alexandria cemetery Company B men will attend the service. Lloyd enlisted in 1917 trained at Camp Sherman and Camp Leyte before sailing Overseas June 15 1918 He was killed by a machine gun sniper on September 30 1918 in the Argonne after seven weeks on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lloyd
Eldereville
Cecil R. Lloyd
Hoboken
N. J
Steubenville
Coe
George’s Run
New ‘Alexandria
Lloyd
Francis R. Cook
Camp Sheridan
Arg
Camp Leg Ya
Alsace Lorraine
Argonne
Man Dies Saving Girl At Hancock Picnic Ride
Hiram Jessop a 66 year old retired railway worker from Newark Ohio died after being injured while trying to protect Virginia March a nine year old from Hollidays Cove who fell from a scenic railway at Rock Springs Park during the Hancock county picnic. He died Sunday at an East Liverpool hospital from the injuries sustained in the rescue attempt. Witnesses say the girl had ridden once and was invited to ride again when she stood up and Jessop reached to save her his head struck a light rack as he tried to shield her. He was visiting his brother David Jessop of Chester and planned to return home yesterday the day of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Jessop
David Jessop
Chester
Cummins Slayer Retains Counsel to Plead Insanity
Walter Wright, who confessed to killing Harry Hicks Cummins, has retained attorney Blaine Cochran of East Liverpool. Cochran met Wright in the city and indicated an insanity defense would be sought, with a special jury to review the insanity commission findings. An expert examination is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Cochran
East
Liverpool
Walter Wright
Harry “Hicks
Cummins
Cochran
Hia Relient
Insanity Commission
Wright
Still Captured Stills and arrests reported in Amsterdam area
Marshal Wiand of Amsterdam continued pursuit of stills, seizing another twenty gallon unit north of Bergholz yesterday and destroying three barrels of mash. The still owner was arrested and will face arraignment before Mayor Carter. Also noted are a Sunday School event at Carpenter's Orchard near Brilliant on August 27, and several marriage licenses, estate appointments, and a federal bond case involving a Pittsburg railroad yard conductor who confessed to stealing bonds from the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiand
Amsterdam
Bergholz
Carter
Carpenter's
Brilliant
American Sunday School Association
Cincinnati
Smithfield
Wm. Carroll
Pittsburg
Carroll
Penny
Steubenville Plans Big Labor Day Picnic at Brown's Island
Trades and Labor Assembly organizes a large Labor Day outing on Brown's Island with free amusements, running and novelty races, dancing on boat and island, prizes, and a baby show. The Verne Swain steamer will transport attendees from Market Street at 10 AM with rides and activities slated through the day. Tickets cost fifty five cents. under ten with parents are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Island
Labor Day
Trades & Labor Assembly
Steubenville
Brown’s Island
Ohis
Verne Swain
Market Street
Orther
Successor to Kramer Named Chief Physician at Ohio Penitentiary
Dr. Paul Charlton of Columbus named to succeed Dr. C. M. Kramer as chief physician at Ohio Penitentiary. Dr. Kramer resigned after a dispute over officiating at an electrocuting. Warden P. B. Thomas announced Charlton's appointment and hinted at Kramer protests. Charlton previously served seven years in the Ohio National Guard and two years overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Paul Charlton
C.M. Kramer
Ohio Penitentiary
BE. Thomas
Kramer
Thomas
Frank
Motto
Cleveland
Charlton
Ohio National Guard
Local arrests cite liquor offenses and warrants
A set of short items reports multiple arrests on liquor and theft charges. Bertha Kozuy, living at 415 South Seventh Street, jailed on a selling charge after officers from Justice Adler's court found whiskey at a residence. released on $1000 bond with a Wednesday hearing. Casimar Kosop nabbed by Constable Parkin on a warrant for illegal sale of raisins, to face a preliminary hearing. Judge Addleman issued an injunction restraining picketing near Wheeling Steel plants due to strike activity. Steve Felix, from near New Alexandria, arrested for manufacturing illicit liquor. 400 gallons of mash and whiskey seized. bond posted for afternoon court. Ross Thompson of East Liverpool, jailed in Weirton on auto theft tied to Dr A J Michae s vehicle. held under $508 bond after a three day search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kozuy
South Seventh Street
Justice Adler
Will Pen Niven
Vega
Casimar Kosop
Parkin
Squire Downer
RE. M. . Addleman
Wheeling
Wheeling Steel & Raw Company
Steve Felex
Ross Thompson
East
Liverpool
Weirton
Hugh McDermott T
Liverpool Police
A. J
Michae S
Wilson
Sees
Ten Months Drive For Enforcement Of Dry Law Begins
A ten months campaign for better enforcement of the dry law began in Noblesville Indiana led by the Flying Squadron foundation an Indiana corporation tied to former governor J Frank Haney The drive will travel through Indiana Michigan Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania and New York ending in New England according to Oliver W Stewart president of the Flying Squadron foundation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Aus
Noblesville
Fing Squadron Foundation
Indiana
Gullanee
J. Frank Hantey
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squaron’ Foundation
Warden Suspends Dr. Kramer Over Electrocution Error
Columbus Aug 29 Warden Thomas announced Dr O M Kremer chief physician at the Ohio Penitentiary has been suspended or discharged for failing to officiate at the electrocution of Frank Motto a Cleveland murderer Motto died as Dr A J Shoemaker an assistant physician at the prison declared and an inquiry was pending Dr Kramer who came from Hebson near Newark was given a chance to resign or be fired today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas
O. M. Kremer
Ohio
Frank Motto
Cleveland
Motto
A. J. Shoemaker
Kramer
Hebson
Newark
Treaty of Peace Between Hungary And U S Is Signed
Budapest reports the signing of a peace treaty between the United States and Hungary ending the technical state of war with the former Central Empires. Foreign Minister Banfy and U S commissioner Grant Smith signed yesterday after Vienna's Austrian accord and Berlin’s Germany accord. Details from Austria are not fully public yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
United, States
Hungary
Banfty
Grant Smith
United States
Europe
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Germany
Assault to kill Geerami Berriahee arrested last night
Constable Perk ingon charged Geerami Berriahee with assault with intent to kill Dominico Fontacco on Sonth Sixth Street Wednesday night. Berriahee is jailed under $1500 bond awaiting hearing before Justice Downer. Theft charge follows for Ross Thompson of East Liverpool, arrested in Weirton for stealing a Ford coupe from Dr. Albert Michela of East Liverpool. Thompson to be arraigned today. The Kane Reunion The 7th Annual Reunion of the Kane family held at Wellaburg with good attendance and entertainment. Dr W Cr Camings hosted and Rev McBride of Iowa gave the address. Carrollton chosen for next meeting. About 190 attendees returned to their homes across eastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geerami Berriahee
Perkingon
Dominico Fontacco
Sonth Sixth Street
Downer
Ross Thompson
East Liverpool
Weirton
Albert J. Michela
Kane
Wellaburg
W. Cr.mings
George Rankin
iCarrolltan
McBride
Iowa
Carrollton
Ohio
Wanted Young Women for Nurses Training Course
Wanted young women between 13 and 35 to enroll in a Nurses Training Course at Warren State Hospital. Graduates eligible for state examination for registered nurses. Fees listed as 36 dollars. Apply to the Superintendent at Warren State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanes Aten
Nen
Warren State Hospital
Warren
Appointment of administrator for Potreca estate in Ohio
John Potreca has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Margaret Potreca late of Jefferson County Ohio deceased. Dated August 10 1921 John G Belknap Probate Judge Roy L McClave attorney. 18 August weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bof Appoiatneat Beate
Sitabol
Patrech
John Potréca Haveen
Margaret Potreca
Jefferson County
Ohio
John G. Belknap
Said County
Roy Lb, McClave
John G. Belknap Frehate
Said
Hugo F. Chestosky
Sinugin
Lizzie. Walker
Sarah Walker
Lizsie Walker
Fa Owean
Edward B. Imhoff
Cora Imhoff
Edward
Imhoff
John G. Belenap
Notice of appointment and estate actions in Ohio county
Notice records appointments of administrators for estates of Michael Ollim deceased and Lizzie Walker deceased with executors named in Jefferson County Ohio. Also notices bids for building a one room school in Ross Township Rural School District Jefferson County Ohio dated Aug 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Rosas Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Gard Board
A. Lowry
Hammondayville
Ross
Probate Court Notice of Multiple Final and First Accounts
Jefferson county probate records announce hearings August 31, 1921 for numerous final and first accounts. Guardians, executors, and administrators for estates of Lewis Thompson Coulter Rouse White Brandenburg Carinahan Bell Schmidt Cummins Montgomery Bruney Smith Beauty Dean Erwin and others face review. objections must be filed by the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
William B. Kirk
Robert S. Lewis
Madison Thompson
Josephine Thompson
Charles J. Owyer
Chas. F. Coulter
Alice J. Rouse
Daniel Rouse
T. Hayes White
William H. "White
Steubenville Bank & Trust Co
Rodrick M. Castner
R. G. Porter
George Co. O'Neal
James F. Sarratt
Samuel A. Sarratt
Margaret Brandenburg
Elizabeth Brandenburg
Flora
Carnahan
Mary E. Goorer
Albert M. Bell
Frank D. Bell
Chas. Schmidt
Rosa Schmidt
George Grant Cumming
Susan Cummins
Joseph Montgomery
Johnston
Montgomery
Emma Florence Bruney
Robert H. Bruney
George 5. Smith
Nancy A. Smith
Adam McGuire
Johnston Beauty
Dean Criswell
James Dean
John J. Erwin
John H. Erwin
John G. Belknap
Appointment of administrator for John T. Anderson estate
Sorte Phat ROU CSET Olive R Anderson has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of John T Anderson late of Jefferson County Ohio deceased. Dated August 11 1921. John J Belknap John W Porter Attorneys.
Notice by publication and probate appointments printed in Ohio
Public notice announces Thomas Thomidis petition for injunction against George Markulis and Edward Litas in Jefferson County Court. Defendants must answer by August 30, 1921. Also notices appointing Cora Imhoff executrix of Edward B. Imhoff and Frank H. Kerr administrator of William V. Bateman's estate, dated August 18 and 17, 1921 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thomidis
George Markulis
Bdward Litas
Jefferson County
Ase
W. Va
Thomas Thoraidin
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
George Markulin
Fis Thomas Rock
Duquesne University Announces Class Resumption
Duquesne University in Pittsburgh resumes scientific and legal studies for residents and day students. accounts and pedagogy courses reopen in September with October applications available. Faculty names and specific classrooms not clearly legible in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Seth
Clausen
Henks
Fowler Divorce Petition Filed by Ohio Court
Virginia B Fowler of Williamstown West Virginia is to be served notice that John A Fowler filed a divorce petition in Jefferson County Ohio Court of Domestic Pleas Case No 160380 alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty for three years prior to filing. Hearing set on or after September 1 with Oscar Naylor as plaintiff's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia B. Fowler
Williamstown
Wood ‘County
West
Virginia
John A. Fowler
Court of Domimon Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Dillonvale fire bonds bidding opens in 1921
Sealed proposals for a $30,000 Dillonvale Village fire department bond issue are invited by the Clerk. Bonds mature from 1921 to 1942 with semiannual interest at 6 percent, payable at The First National Bank of Dillonvale. Bids must include a 3 percent certified check and be delivered within ten days if accepted. The village may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillenwals
Jefferson County
Ohio
Sisty
First National Bank of
Dillonvale
State of Ohio
State of
Fire Department
Martin Campfield
Aum
Harry CD. Cummins
Louisa D. Cummins
Harry D. Cummins
John
G. Belenap
Sall-County
J. Oscar Naylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. C. Baxter
Fish and Game Division
Federal Reserve Bank Survey
Empire Pulp Stone Co
van Tilberg and
A. E. Ee
B. Summers
W. H. Wood
Mary A. Stringer
Steubenville High School
Guil
Wella Annex
Déw
George P. McClelland
Florence Householder
Knoxville
Geo. N. Visnish
Mary Karack
Dominick Zukaro
Hopedale
Richitta de Feljee
Plum Run
Man
Rock Springs Park
Hiram Jessop
Holliday’s Cove
Cummin
James H. Peterson
Hast Springfield
Wilma W. Walker
David Walussy
Anns Faukeco
Glen Robin
Sarah Kane
Anna Kane
Ernett Morrow
William H. Nixon
Regina Chontos
Csohn Chontos
Pen
U.S
Michael Ollim
Anna Ollum
Michael. Ollum
Onloo
Augusta A. D
A. DA
Edward McKinley
Oriya
Tatmes
Biland
Leone
William V. Bateman
Frank H. Kerr
John G, Belknap
Francis & van Tilburg
Duquesne University
Oscar Naylor
Haddon Maternit
U Dro
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