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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
2
A dense column of opinions rails at the district and state primary, recalls wartime debates, and questions political moves. It references wartime leaders, labor, and international matters, weaving criticism of elections, mobilization, and policy with strong patriotic rhetoric.
H E Dunlap reports patent office records listing Eastern Ohio inventors receiving patents. Entries include Albert Bleecker Akron for apparatus for making tubes and W F Brunswick Akron for a collapsible core for three casings among others. Trade-mark registrations cover The Buckeye Clothing Co Marietta for men and boys wear and The Miller Rubber Co Akron for toy balloons.
Zaratine Callerzio, given life for murder, and Rosie Miller, sentenced to ten years for robbery, were among the few female inmates from Jefferson county transferred from the old Ohio prison to the new Women’s prison at Marysville. The Columbus paper notes yesterday marked the first time since 1815 the penitentiary housed no female prisoners.
Concetta Felicia Fucco and Rosario Fucco file in Common Pleas Court seeking an injunction to stop Carmeno Monaco also known as Carmeno Fucco from disposing of a supposed interest in real estate. They request cancellation of the deed and a quit claim deed to the plaintiffs.
The official board of the First Methodist Episcopal Church at Bellaire has unanimously passed a resolution requesting the return of Rev. George B. Smith as pastor for another year and asking for the return of Rev. C. N. Church as superintendent of the Barnesville district. The resolution will be presented at the Steubenville conference early next month.
Thomas Grazlek was arrested Wednesday on three affidavits filed by John Mattok. Mattok alleges Grazlek assaulted him and threatened to kill him with a shotgun and also assaulted Mrs. Mattok. The accused was held for trial under a $500 bond.
The County Commissioners awarded the contract for the improvement of the Annapolis gap on the Annapolis Unionport pike to D. Davidson. Work will start immediately.
William R. Puncheon aged 28 of Mineral City Ohio wed Neva A Beckett aged 24 of Steubenville. Calvin E. Parks aged 23 and Leola B. Lowry aged 23, both of Steubenville, obtained licenses.
C Crotions files for divorce from Elizabeth Hughs alleging wilful absence for over three years. Married in Cumberland Maryland in 1910.
Bernard Sinclair was returned to the county jail today for violating parole after an earlier sentence for non support of his aged parents.
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