Trouble at Boarding House in Alderman Green's Court
Ten foreigners faced charges of assault and battery and riot after a boarding house dispute led landlady Mary Carwaski to have them arrested. They pleaded guilty to assault and battery. riot charges were dropped due to lack of evidence.
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Alderman Green
Mary Carwaski
Moravia Street
Dering Kuzuka
Theodore Faumka
Steve Cozal
Andy Leese
Andy Homok
Lugine Fromizo
Andy Erco
Peter Pecasky
Evan Cool
Melane
G. H. Williams
Alderman Ranney
Jim Savage
Minnesota
Philip Gross
Gross
Class 15 Victorious Ends Sunday School Dispute
Trouble over Miss Edna Young teaching a 1906 graduate class at First M church school ended when the pastor mediated. The class agreed to retain Miss Young after a planned walkout. A board meeting followed with no petition needed.
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Edna Young
Miss Young
Higley
Bread Line Serves 1000 Loaves Daily In Youngstown
Associated Charities officers found 16 men living in four rooms subsisting mainly on bread from the bread line. The group reports a daily distribution of 1000 loaves, though demand appears to be waning. All applicants are unemployed foreigners.
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Associated Charities
Youngstown
Ple
New Wilmington to Get Five and Ten Cent Store
New Wilmington showing metropolitan aims as building owner John Price renovates Brooks' barbershop space for a five and ten cent store. Opening expected within two weeks. Local events note visits, meetings, speeches, and church services as the community resumes after spring break.
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New Wilmington
John Price
Brooks’ Barbershop
Tangled Affairs Of Congregation To Be Discussed
The Second Baptist church on West Falls street plans a business meeting this evening to resolve internal dissensions. Rev. A M Patterson may withdraw his resignation if peace is achieved. otherwise he may leave and salary arrearages will be addressed. An election of new official board members is expected and Rev A Lomar of Youngstown is invited to preach next Sunday.
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Second Baptist Church
West Falls Street
A. M. Patterson
Patterson
A.&. Lomar
Youngstown
Warren postmaster charges dismissed in Bristol
Washington April 2. Charges of intoxication and using his postmaster position to aid political interests against E A Warren of Bristol Tennessee were dismissed by order of the postmaster general after a law inquiry by a post office inspector. The move followed civil service commission concerns about political activity by federal officeholders and use of office to influence actions, punishable by dismissal.
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Washington
E. A. Warren
Bristol
Tenn
Civil Service Commission
Local Social Roundup From Bessemer and Nearby Areas
A column lists visits and calls from residents including Ernest Anderson sick list status and numerous travelers from Youngstown Poland New Middletown and Mount Jackson. Events include a box social at the school on Tuesday April 7 to raise funds for a school bell with invitation to all.
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Ernest Anderson
Tom Mosely
Poland
Lydia Shogren
Youngston
Mae Pitts
New Middletown
Kenneth Crook
Youngstown
George Treat
Samuel Hoffmaster
Mt. Jackson
Mary Fullerton
Bernard Nord
P. W. Griffon
Clarence Crook
Geo. Track
Dick Ward
North Lima
L. P. Nord
John Kulander
Emil Benson
S. L. Hedberg
R. Lozier
City Hospital
M. Ferrell
James
L. Baker
Dale
Hillsville
Dave Cable
Lima
Hilma Nord
New Castle
Mack
Vida
William Gilmore
Bessemer
Millinery Opening Spring Styles Promoted by S B Kennial Co
S B Kennelly Co announces a spring millinery opening at 68 West Washington Street on Thursday April 2 1908. The event features new styles and featured hats from the shop.
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East Washington Street
S. B. Kennelly Co
West Washington Street
Youngstown man struck on wall suffers injury
Theodore Hess of Youngstown was hit in the dark and toppled from a high stone wall, sustaining a fractured arm and leg yesterday.
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Theodore Hess
Youngstown
Veteran Civil War Officer Dies Near Meadville
Captain Elias Cadwallader Strouse, a widely known Civil War veteran in the Meadville region, died yesterday near Meadville at age 61. He served with distinction and was respected in local circles.
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Elias Cadwallader Strouse
Meadville
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