Teacher Whipping Dispute Ends With Upholding Ruling
In Pintegrove township a case before Justice of the Peace J. B. Rodgers upheld teacher Bessie Holiday for disciplining John Sankey Jr after he refused to descend from a tree near the school. The trial showed two classmates complied. Sankey resisted, a mild eye injury occurred, and the teacher apologized for the wound.
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Pintegrove
John Sankey
Justice of the Peace J
Rodgers
Bessie Holiday
Cass
Bankey
Miss Holiday
Brothers in Law Cause of Trouble in Youngstown
In Youngstown on April 5 William Finch of Haselton sought a warrant against his two brothers in law for allegedly taking his wife, furniture, and chickens after a dispute. The pair claimed Finch beat his wife. Police found the trouble not serious and advised them to kiss and make up. A separate request sought a warrant against William for assaulting Mrs Finch.
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Youngstown
Willam Finch
Haselton
Finch
Post Office Robbery at Haselton in Youngstown
Robbers entered the Hasellin branch post office on Wilson Avenue after closing time Tuesday night, prying a rear window to gain entry. They stole $481 in cash and $2,000 in money orders, breaking into a cash drawer in the post office booth after entering through the drug store area. Patrolman Robert Hannan investigated the break in after the theft was noticed.
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Youngstown
Hiley Brown
Hasellin
Wilson Avenue
Robert Hannan
Hia Tountle
Clare
Jimmy
Fire devastates Manchester tenement district
A major fire swept a southern Manchester area, destroying or damaging about a square mile of tenement housing. Elm to Beach streets and Anburn to Cedar were affected, aided by Concord Nashua Lowell Portsmouth Dover Rochester. Gale conditions hindered efforts. 600 people homeless, losses estimated at $150,000.
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Manchester
N. H
Elm Street
Beach Street
Anburn Street
Cedar
Concord
Nashua
Lowell
Portsmouth
Dover
Rochester
South Excited Over New Cotton Stalk Paper Mill
Cordele Ga April 9 The city authorities announced a land grant for a mill to produce paper from cotton stalks the first of its kind in the world Construction is to begin within a week and over 100 cotton belt towns are studying cotton stalk paper making industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Partial Hearing in Wellar Will Case
A partial hearing was held on Thursday with attorney Delorm Realster and Recorder Eakin present in the Jane Waller contested will case. Miss Wellar, a resident of Glipperyreck town, is among those objecting to probate. reasons for the directions were not given at the hearing. Further witnesses will be heard a week from today.
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Delorm Realster
Eakin
Jane Waller
Miss Wellar
Glipperyreck Townahp
Dekre
Street
Edne Thomas
Warupum
Mahoningtown
Chemical Works Stocked Full in Mahoningtown Ward
The chemical works of the B P Weather Oil company in the northern Seventh ward is stocked full of copperas and will operate at partial capacity until stock is reduced. Gas-wiping schemes at the meter are under quiet police inquiry as several Mahoningtown residents are implicated. Fred Carman of South Liberty street, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad shop employee, has taken a three month leave for Beatrice Nebraska and other western travels. Evangelist Edward J. Dunlap continues large evangelistic meetings in Mahoningtown with noon services at shops and factories.
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B. P. ‘Weather Oil Company
Seventh Ward
Bhenango
Mahoninytown
Tha News
Stente
Fred Carmen
South Liberty Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Castle Junction
Carman
Beatrice, Neb
Mahoningtown
Edward J. Dunlap
Mr. Dunlap
Weveson Wind
Misa Louis Jenking
Mahoning’ Avenue
Niles
Emma Bader
East Cherry Street
Holenburg
Frank Carmen
Wayne Street
John Loman
Pearl Johnson
Mahoning Township
Josephine Milton
Ashland Avenir
Pittsburg
Hazel Kitne
South Wayne Street
Bertha Gilman
North Beaver Township
Helen Smith
Mount Jackson
Ihursday
Fred Harper
East Palestria
Mary Howard
North Cedar
Cleveland
G. H. Cook & Co
Fred Milan
Mahoning Avenue
Shenningo Tin Mill
South Sharlon
Frank Golling
Hamat Cherry ‘Street
Mew Castle Stamping Company
Frank Elston
Standard Steel Car Company
Samose Promises Weight Gain for New Castle Readers
In New Castle many seek fat and plumpness and are urged to try Samose a fresh forming root tablet taken with meals three times daily. Sold by McKeea Medicine Store with a money back guarantee if results aren’t as promised, the ad promotes weight gain and improved health with a $0.00 price note and refund on receipt.
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New Castle
Ead Hyer
Seal Pont
Sharpsville Pastor Resigns After Health Fails
Rev. Clarence J. Harris, pastor of Universallet church in Sharpsville, resigns due to failing health after five years in Sharpsville. He may relocate to the south.
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Clarence J. Harris
Universallet Church
Shharpavills
South
Sharpaville
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Beecham’s
Beecham
Nature
G. H. Cook & GO
Clare P. Dushane
E. Washington &F
Wellar
Chemical Works
B. P. Weatheril Company
Mmm
Tex- Payers
Select Council
Wallace Addition
cit_ zona
Comola
Jamama
Thomas Epploger
Ashland Avenue
Baltimore and
Oulu
West Pitlsburg
Thelma Thompson
Eavening
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Liberty Street
Ralph Owens
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad
Lerday
Frank Tremen
East Clayton Street
Baltimore A Ohio
Ramose
Balt
Arbuckele’s
Wail
Cale
J. G. Stoner
Groton Ave
Bell Phone
H. E. McQuun & Sons
H. E. Mgoun & Sons
Sharpsville
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