Kellogg Eyed for Supreme Bench Seat
United Press dispatch from Gibson Gardner reports Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota slated to join the U S Supreme Court in place of Justice John Marshall Harlan who may retire in May Harlan will be 75 on June 1 and plans to retire after the next court recess to write his recollections. Kellogg draws favor for prosecuting the paper trust Standard Oil and leading E E Hartiman railroad investigations. Kellogg hails from St Paul and is Minnesota Republican national committeeman and longtime member of Cushman K Davis’s former firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Gibson Gardner
Washington
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
John Marshall Harlan
Kellong Ban
Roosevelt
Paper Trust
Standard Oil Trust
E. E. Hartiman
Kellogg
St. Paul
Hoas
Cushman K. Davis
Justice Harlan
Supreme Bench
Felice
Pruning Fruit Trees Lesson By F L McClure At County Meeting
F L McClure lectured farmers in Lawrence and Duller counties on fruit tree pruning during a Friday demonstration in Hubler county. He showed older trees salvageable with timely pruning and advised fall or early spring cuts to aid wound healing and bark growth. He urged sun exposure for apple branches and cautioned minimal pruning for pear, plum, peach, and cherry trees to avoid encouraging damaging second growth and root sprouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank JL
Smcclure
State Department
Lawretcs
Duller County
Rome
Hubler
McClure
Phillips Oil Well Reaches Fifth Sand In Duster Area
Phillips Oil reports the Young No 1 and others in the Butter area have drilled through third and fourth sands to reach the fifth, with initial output around 12 barrels per day. Early talks suggest mixed prospects across nearby wells as operators eye future shooting to boost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Oil
Phillips
Fari
Thomas W. Philips
Weil
Butler
Philps
Enid Ar
Eldat
R W. Scott
Phillis
South Sharon
County
Treas
Lafayette Baldwin
Rensurer
Pataraville
Tus
Merchants and Saloonists in Trouble Over Pure Food Law
Government inspectors report illegal acts by merchants and saloonkeepers in multiple towns including Pittsburg. Violations include selling oleomargarine not labeled, adulterated goods, refilling bonded whiskey bottles, and unlabeled coloring. Arrests and federal court actions anticipated. many dealers claim knowledge of the act.
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Pittsburg
Spring Wedding Announced for Miss Humberger and Mr Clark
Miss Ethel Humberger of Garfield Avenue announced engagement to Mr W L Clark of the city after a party attended by about 20 guests. The event featured cards, a guessing game, and a luncheon with toasts by Miss Elsie Clark and others. The spring wedding is planned with Mrs Guy Gilmor and Miss Eleanor Clark among guests.
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Cupid
Bossle
Ethel Humberger
Garfield Avenue
W. L Glark
Finch
Elsie Clark
Robert Wallace
Edar Young
Robert Eckles
Thess
Robert Clark
Jackson
W. G. Eckles
Convention at Beaver Falls closes Sunday school institute
Beaver Falls March 21 The fourth annual Sunday school institute of the Reformed Presbyterian Churches at the Plieforce presbytery closed last evening. Eighty four delegates from 24 Sunday schools attended with officers elected for the coming year. Secretary Miss Anne Wyle Lsinsburg treasurer Miss Wiles. The pastor of each church conducted the institute session. Lectures and round table discussions featured addresses by Miss Carthey College-HAL and Miss Wood New Castle.
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Thaver Falls
Reformed Presbyterian Churches
Plieforce Presbytery
Alss
Anne Wyle Lsinsburg
Wiles. Tlanurg
Institute Ia
Bale Bills Print Deadline Notice
A brief notice instructs readers to obtain an early edition of Lilla printed by the Toe News office. It informs locals of a printing deadline and where to access the material.
Serra Vall Reform Through Affection Strike in Italy
In Serra Vall Italy the wicked village long known for wine shops gambling and murder was transformed by a wives led affection strike. Women cut ties with husbands unmarried women dismissed their lovers and engagements dissolved. After months the men stopped patronizing wine shops gambling declined and order returned. wine shop closed and six teen couples seek marriage bans.
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Rome
Serra Vall
Florence
Italy
Heller Chisses
Munhall Family Leaves Elwood for Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs D H Munhall and daughter depart Elwood City for Los Angeles California on Saturday the journey will take five days They plan to settle there later Mr Munhall has been a longtime Elwood resident and active in civic affairs He is a member of the M M club board of trade and a lodge secretary Attorney John Hey will occupy their home on Oreagan Avenue.
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D. H. Munhall
Dllwood
Los Angeles
Los Angles
Munhall
Muntall
Elwood City
Asmilton Craig
Hamiton Craig
Pittsburg
Allegheny County Court House
Lehigh Avenue
East End
Pittsburg Exchange
Mr. Craig
Wood Street
Norman
Margaret Craig
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Sixth Avenue
Nizot Theatre
Craig
Frankfort
Craig Drothers
Eighvesring
Allewheny County
Hryce MacQuistan
Meast End
James MacGeorge
Elizabeth Craik
New Galilee
T. C. MacAalis
Wampum
George B. Decker
Alameda
Cal
Bima
This City
F. J,nya
Edgewood
Orlando B. Tealy
Thomas I. Craig
Cecelia Ydewellyn
Ce- 7m
Noah Liewes
Bromcbiais
Web
Clewellyn
Wales
New Castlen
Davis
Noah Clewellyn
Fred
Allen
Lewellyn
Noah Billetter
Pottsburg
W. Va
Harry Moride
Is Home Street
Edward Davis
Andrew Rolineon
Meg. Lawrence Flynn
Disciple Church
Henry
Rhosles
Hickory Township
Iila
Elizabeth Thodes
Rhodes
Butler County
Lawrence County
Eastbrook Methodig
H. L., Rhodes
Wil- Min Brown
Allegheny
Harry Solomon
New York
Frank Young
Court Street
James McGracken
Hickory
Miss Nettle
Suit for Death of Engineer Irvine
A court case seeks damages over the death of engineer Robert B. Irvine on March 26 of last year near Middlenex. The plaintiff claims a river washing and racking incident caused the fatal accident involving the railroad engineering employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Court of Common
Erle
Pittaling
Lake Frle Vallevadd
Robert B. Levine
Anglneyr
Rowan
Middlenex
Eastbrook High Plans April 3 Graduation Ceremony
Eastbrook High School will hold its annual commencement April 3 with exercises at the Methodist Church. The graduating class includes Sarah Christina Dinsmore Eleanor Leslie McGeehon Sarah Alice Gilfillan Mart Hells Cumtalugs Rayis Eugene Fisher Clyde Elmer McNickle and Eugene Dinsmore. The baccalaureate sermon is set for March 30 at 7 45 p.m. by Rev J Clarke of Eastbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbrook High School
Eastbrook
Sarah Christina Dinsmore
Elnan Manche Gilfillah
Eleanor Leslie McGeehon
Sarah Alice Gilfillan
Mart Hells Cumtalugs
Rayis
Eugene Fisher
Clyde Elmer McNickle
Yan
Eugene Dinsmore
J Wi Tnake
Campaign Poster Prank Startles Acheson at Mission Office
Ernest Acheson reacts in shock at a campaign prank after posters show him as Not the Brewer candidate with a strange white sticker altering the motto. He denies ordering the bills and suspects a printer's error led to the humorous misprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Acheson
Mdidate
Merton
Young
Apheson
Fenton and Young
Che
Valuations Planned For All U S Railroads
Washington March 27 The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a plan to perform a complete physical valuation of all railroad systems nationwide. The proposal follows long-standing demands by Senator La Follette for a comprehensive record of railroad properties and plans. The commission estimated the total cost around 3,100,000 dollars.
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Washington
Inter-Stara Comaserve Commission
Shenango Valley Hospital Yearly Report Details
Shenango Valley hospital releases its annual year ending December 11 report. It shows total maintenance costs of 45772.21 and total receipts of 34887.01. The state building appropriation 9000 partly covered a 10000 mortgage and the rest to J N Phillips for lot. The faculty includes Drs McKee McDowell Kissinger Campbell Brice Miss Whitmyre and Sire Cochran. Nurses number twenty with seven to graduate at May commencement. Multiple gifts and philanthropy noted from Lawrence Club Mrs Greer Mrs Wahl Edward Coates Travelers Association and others. The report lists contributions from hospitals suppliers churches and local organizations and individuals.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
J. N. Phillips
Lota
Dra
Mcl Kee
McDowell
Kissinger
Campbell
Brice
Misa Whitmyre
Sire Cochran
Nuises
Drs. Blackwood
Cook
Phillips
McKea
Zernar
The
Lawrence Club
George Greer
Wahl
Percy L. Craig
Edward Coates
Travelers' Association
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Doller
W. H. Shipler
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Norris
W. T. Butz
Matlin Watter
Willam Pralesoe
Allen
Lat Beaver
Hmrat T
Epworth
Covenapler
Father Maher
St. Marys Church
Deaths of the Oat Asmilton Craig
Obituary notes multiple deaths in Pittsburg area including Asmilton Craig a longtime resident and foundry worker at Craig Brothers and longtime Allegheny County employee. Also mourns Mrs Cecelia Clewellyn wife of Noah Clewellyn and Elizabeth Rhodes and other local figures with details of births marriages and survivors.
Walker-Johns Wedding Reported In Wayne Township
Mira Mabel Walker wed Sharp Johns at home of Mrs D. Walker in Wayne township. Ceremony by Mev Renal in front of a small gathering. Bride wore white lawn and carried white flowers. They plan to reside near Bilwood Ulty on a farm.
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Ronperoua
Youn Lola
Franklin bridge club prizes draw police action
Franklin Pennsylvania society women who give prizes at card parties face imprisonment and a $1000 fine. Constable Joseph Ball warned such events are private lotteries and will be prosecuted, vowing to subpoena participants to appear before a grand jury. The move stirs local society circles.
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Society
Franklin
Cava
Theo
Hay
Atul
Constable Bell
Death notices from a city obituary page
The fragment describes several obituaries and notices including Mrs Elizabeth Crawford of Philadelphia, daughter of John Crawford. Andrew E Dodds buried at Greenwood Cemetery, son of Rev Jane Dodds. and Hon J N Pearson formerly of this city who died in Macomb Michigan. It notes births in Vernon Wisconsin and connections to Wilming ton, Pittsburg, and Titusville along with family survivors and locations.
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Andrew BK. Dodds
Andrew E. Dodds
Warren
Greenwood Cemetery
Janes Dodds
New Wilmington
Vernon, Wis
Florence Dodis
Pittsburg
Laura Dodds
Wilmington Township
Arnott Dodds
Lawrenceville
Buddy
Titusville
Undertakers Offer Trading Stamps In Death Inducement
Chicago report describes undertakers offering trading stamps to entice clients to die in a contest between rival firms. The gimmick aimed to win favor from a wealthy northern city resident awaiting death, with stamps awarded for the deceased’s selection. In Havana Henry Watterson predicts Cuban internal borders will shift within a year after U S troops withdraw.
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Chicago
Parsons
Northarn
Havana
Henry Watterson
Con Wiens
Administrators Notice of John Martin Estate
Letters of administration granted to James R. Martin for John Martin late of North Bouvet township Lawrence County Pa deceased. All creditors must settle claims promptly or be barred. Administrator James R Martin 126 North Mill Street New Castle Pa Attorney Robert K Aiken dates March 4 14 18 25 April 1 8.
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John Martin
North Bouvet Township
Lawrence County
James R. Martin
North Mill Street
New Castle
Robert K. Aiken
Executor's Notice for Mary Rubison Estate in Pulaski Pa
Letters testamentary issued to executor in Lawrence county Pennsylvania. all creditors and parties with claims to the Mary Rubison estate must present them promptly to L C Cox executor. correspondence to Norris Martin Attorney New Castle Pa.
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Mary 1
Rubison
Pulaski Township
Lawrence County
Andersignes
L C. Cox
LF. D
Pulaoki Pa
Norris
Martin
New Castle
Attorney Admits Practice Across County and State Courts
H Falls, attorney at law, announces practice in all county and state courts. He offers collection on personal matters and money to loan on real estate security, with emphasis on availability for transactions over ten dollars.
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Viengenin Block
Ney Tastla
Lucas Pegoliate
Odd Fellows so Rich They Do Not Need Dues
An Detroit lodge of the Odd Fellows has so much money that members pay no annual dues. A proposed $150,000 property offer was reported, suggesting ample funds and no treasury contributions. Separately an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in Pittsburgh against Darlington Foundry Co. for $1,200.
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Castle Odd Fellows
Order
Detroit
Tha
Berg
United States Court At
Pittsburg
Darlington Foundry Company
Darlington
Heaver County
J. G. McCormick Company
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Frank Kellogg
Supreme
F. L. McClure
Beaver Falls
Aeagion
Charles, McHeespart
Miss Heaver Falls
Rev. i. College Hnl
New Trighten Dow
Taly
Acheson
Maysicat
Dunation
Connlics
Ous
Townships
Piofielt
Cresence
Philips
Tetra
Cpenne
Eeeeer
St. Mary
Gau
Patrice J. Mooney
State Street
Randa
Joseph
Mr. Mooney
Toy
O'Shea
Mahor
Father Sharp
Emilie Crawfond Bardlett
Bevila Crawford Bartlett
New Cantio
Philadelphia
Washington ST
Pierce & Quigg
Stritmater's
Citizens National Bank
P. H. Cunningham
Edward T. Kurtz Chas
Andrews John H. Preston Samuel M'Creare
Lewis & Hoyt
Mill Washington Sts
John Crawford
Naw Castle
Hera
Beardes
Elizabeth Jones Crawford
Philanelphia
California
T. N. Pearson
J. N. Pearson
Macomb
Hewar
Lorash
Centerville
Minois
Tne
H. Falls
Attorery-at-Law
the Groce
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