Disorder on More Street Ends in Teens Arrests Night Clerk
Last evening more street disorder led to two arrests after a late fight at North Central Street and Washington Street. Charles Miller was fined five dollars after a brief appearance before Magistrate Shields, and George Christenson paid a similar fine. a third defendant was discharged for lack of evidence. A fourth man remained at large. police expect additional warrants today.
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Mars Divorder
Ax Charles Miller
Maghstrate Shield
Imu
Gorge Christenson
North Cenor Street
Washington
Root
Kays
Miller
Christen
Merritt
Chaf Tee
Tin
Shields
Mele
Canadian horse wins at Findley amid crowd and rivals
A large crowd of horsemen from Buffalo Erie Sherman Union City and Corry attended a Findley Lake race session. The Canadian horse driven by a Toronto man won in the last three heats in a record half mile time. The Wattaburg entry placed second while the Canuck was narrowly edged at the third heat due to a racecourse crack shortening the track.
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Buffalo
Erie
Sherman
Union City
Corry
North East
Findley Lake
Findley
Fingley Lake
R. Lewis
Mesérs Phelps
Montague
Wattsburg
hetUng
Toronto
Wattaburg
Shipped Ammunition to Mexico Case Convicted
New York on March Nordentult, a noted exporter, was convicted of shipping 200000 rounds of cartridges to a Carranza agent in Arizona. Cartridges were packed in nail kegs and hidden with nail heads. A breached keg during unloading exposed the scheme and saved over 500 in freight charges. Trial postponed.
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Hy United Frans
New York
March —Nordentult
Artis
Ana Nition
Carranza
Arizona
Rescue Crew Reports on American Bark Wewatt
Havana Cuba March b The Spanish steamer Alphonso XHE Loday said by wireless she reached the entire crew of the American bark Wewatt No details of the cause or condition of the vessel or its crew were given by the report
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United Press
Havanna
Cuba
Alphonso Xhe Loday
Federal League Magnates Rally To Reach Giants and White Sox
In New York on March 6 United Progs reports Federal League magnates pursue the Giants and White Sox with major league talks. The Lusitania returns to port escorted by the Niagara as Chicago funders arrange player recruitment and a possible hotel meeting with holders. News also says Cam Murphy is farmed to the Baltimore Orioles for a South start.
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Federal League
White Sox
Giants
Lusitania
Imy
Fers Niagara
Chicagu Fund
Laonitaania
Harbor
Chicago
Philadelphia Today
Cam Murphy
Coanie Mack
Baltimore Orioles
South
Baltimore
Butler Licenses Refused in Municipal Action
Judge Rieber denied wholesale liquor licenses in Butler while approving 26 of 40 retail license applications. A Butler brewery faced remonstrances over its permit, which the court held indefinitely.
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Hy United Press
Ition
Rieber Cody
Butler
Canal tolls repeal bill advances in Congress
Interstate Commerce Committee reported out the Sims resolution favoring repeal of canal tolls. Four Democrats supported the measure and three absent Democrats were known to oppose. Four Republicans, Stevens Exch Willis and Hamilton voted for it. Chairman Adamson planned an early floor vote.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Committee
Sims
Steel Work Underway for Large Engle Street Plant
Steel frame construction for the St Roznns Company plant on Engle Street advances with about half of the frame complete. The 200 by 80 foot steel building will house five large electric cranes and modern structural steel shop devices. After completion the existing shop will serve as a machine shop for lighter work and repairs.
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St Roznns Company
Engle Street
Schatter and
Lghter
Whittlesey Family Buried in Rapid Bereavement
Relatives learned this morning of the death of J B H Whittlesey in Rochester New York at age nineteen. He was a grandson of the late H B Whittlesey of this city and died after an appendicitis operation. His passing follows the recent death of Mrs George Syl yr.
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J. BH. Whittlesey
Rochester
N.Y
H. B. Whittlesey
Sullinger
Harry Whittlesey
Howe
George Sylyr
Thaw Lawyer Guilty in Warry Case and Disbarment Ordered
The Thaw era attorney Ty United Brew, Ty New Yoel, was found guilty today in Lis Blrst tral of spending $31,000 to spirit girls away from court jurisdiction to thwart their testimony. Hartrhite was ordered disbarred from practicing in the state courts.
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Ty United Brew
New Yoel
Cutford W. Hartrhite
Atorney
Warry
Stanford Whits
Hartrides
British Papers Praise Wilson for Canal Toll Message
British papers laud President Wilson for his canal tolls note urging United States policy on discrimination. One paper calls his frank admission and stance as much to the credit of Britain as to the United States.
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Uy Uniten Press
Jundon
Marek
Wilson
Great Britain
Annual Elks Election At Coury Lodge In Wisconsin
Last evening Coury Lodge in Wisconsin held its annual Elk election. New officers named include Thiter Phoodore Payne and Charles Keatnes with W. W. Murgaridge as alternate representative. Installation planned for the first April meeting amid a large turnout and favorable reports from secretary and treasurer. Membership shows a notable increase over the past year.
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Warren National Bank
United States Depeattery
Lake
Mexico
United
Warren Savings Bank
Pensaylvanis
Madi
Whittlesey
Thaw
T. Payne
Oil City Crust
Uns Bank
Aquest
The
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository For Postal Savings
J. J. Desmond
Gon. Barlow
Cashier Inc
L. West
Vicw Predigent
H.W. Farker
Amst
Casmier
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