Ford dies after street quarrel with Italian in Steubenville
Earl Ford 30, a peace maker at Eighth and Washington streets, was fatally shot by Italian Frank Ruggieri during a crowd scuffle. Ruggieri fled. Ford died at Ohio Valley Hospital late Sunday night. Witnesses say Ford intervened as tensions between Americans and Italians rose. Ruggieri, a National Contracting Co. worker, remains at large. Ford’s death follows a rapid inquest plan by Coroner Herb. He is survived by his mother Mrs Mary A Ford and three brothers.
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Earl Ford
Washington Streets
Ohio Valley Hospital
Frank Ruggieri
Ford
Herb
George Ewing
Ralph Castner
Henry Bucey
Bert Long
Ruggier
Eighth
Washington
Bucey
Ewing
Castner
High Shaft
Ruggieri
Ruggiers
Carter
Sumner Alley
National Contracting Company
la Belle Iron Works
Herold Stewart
Earl” Ford
Steubenville
Wesley
Mary Ford
Steubenville Coal & Mining Company
Mary A. Ford
William
Thomas
Arnold
Lincoln cabin gift honors democracy at Lincoln Farm ceremony
President Wilson accepted from the Federal government the log cabin where Lincoln was born at Hodgenville Kentucky. The event featured speeches by James A. Hughes and others, with Joseph Folk presiding and Robert Collier presenting the deed to Secretary Baker for the War Department.
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Hodgenville
Wilson
Lincoln
Charles E. Hughes
Lincoln Farm Association
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Robert J. Collier
Baker
War Department
Senator Williams
Mississippi
John B. Castleman
Louisville
Wife Beater Arrested In Parlett Case
Wylie M. Wilson of Parlett Ohio is jailed on charges of beating his wife and failing to support her and their minor child. A hearing is set before Squire Downer. Otto Albright, arrested for non support, remains jailed in default of a $500 bond and will have a later hearing.
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Wylie M. Wilson
Parlett, O
Squire Downer
Otto Albright
Luikart
Well Under Way In Oil Field Exploration
Roy N. Merryman and Emmett Morrow returned from three weeks in Kansas and Oklahoma working for the Kansas Oil and Gas Company. Merryman reports the first test well at 550 feet with pay sand expected within a week and notes 680 additional acres leased in Oklahoma.
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Roy N. Merryman
Emmett Morrow
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas Oil and Gas Company
Mr. Merryman
Robbery Charge Involving Susie Johnson In Burgettstown
Susie Johnson, a Black resident of Burgettstown Pa, arrested Sunday night for touching a caller on Church Street for $8. She is to have a hearing before the Mayor today. In a separate report, Charles Hague Jess Stewart and Carl Lahrines were arrested Saturday night loitering near a house on Adams Street, ordered jailed. Foreclosure suit filed Angelo Zambotti vs Sam Demchek et al with attorney T S Jones.
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Susie Johnson
Burgettstown
Church Street
Charles Hague
Jess Stewart
Carl Lahrines
Adams Street
Ore
Angelo Zambotti
Sam Demchek
T. S. Jones
New Road Project Uses Concrete Filler and Expansion Joint
Judge J E Sater in U S Court set aside a 2000 brick transfer in the Mil ler versus Stone case as an unfair preference of a general creditor Cement Filler. Commissioners decide for west city road concrete filler with expansion joint replacing sand filler. Wheeling Steel plans six new tin mills at Yorkville Ohio county and will add more mills soon, creating about three hundred jobs.
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J. E. Sater
U.S
N. D. Miller
Standard Fire Brick Co
James Stone
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company
Yorkville
Ohio
Wellsburg man reports theft along riverfront
Ben Caldwell, a Wellsburg glassblower, told police Sunday he was touched for 30 dollars and a gold watch chain while asleep along the river front. He admitted he had been drunk for two weeks and had pawned his watch for six dollars on Saturday. He could not explain where the thirty dollars came from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Caldwell
Wellsburg
Vault cleanup case ends with mayoral fine
Guy Loretta of the Slack and Sixth streets corner was arrested on an affidavit by Health Officer Theodore Smith for cleaning a vault and dumping refuse into the street. He was fined by Mayor McMaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Loretta
Corner Slack
Sixth Streets
Theodore Smith
McMaster
Women’s Kid Gloves Fall Collection at Great Prices
Our Glove Department is complete in every detail with new fall gloves in a greater variety than ever before shown. Prices range from 89c to $2.00 per pair. Glove fitting by competent salespeople.
Hand Bags by Special Choice Introduces New Styles
In a local showcase, Special Choice presents three new genuine leather hand bags for women. Each bag includes a built in purse and mirror, priced at 59 cents with a one dollar sale option. The ad highlights the leather quality and compact design for daily use.
Secondhand Women’s Neck Wear Collars 16c Each
From regular stock these neck wear collars range to 50c and are slightly mussed and counter tossed. Choice now 16c each.
Nation Specials for Tomor row's Selling Nation Specials
Clark's O N T Thread spool. Women’s sanitary aprons priced 4c to 25e. Women’s and children’s hose supporters with rubber buttons. Pearl buttons all sizes. Safety pins all sizes three cards for 10c. Infants’ rubber diapers each 10c.
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Clark
Dress Skirt Made to Measure for One Dollar
We offer tailoring for a dress skirt to your exact measure for one dollar. Buy fabric at our silk or dress goods counter, choose from five styles, and we guarantee a perfect fit with the making fee of one dollar.
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FARL
Frank Ruggiers
Abraham Lincoln
Wil
Serfully Smart School
SILE
SILK
Jockey Club
Hes
Tomorrow’s Selling
Copenhagen
Gota
Price
Soenzse
Burson
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