Tener Seen As Likely Next Congressmen From Twenty Fourth District
Washington County dispatch predicts Ernest Acheson will oppose John K Tener in November as an independent candidate. Acheson lost decisively Saturday, while Tener is hailed as a strong, influential business leader with broad support in Lawrence and Washington counties and across Pennsylvania.
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Ernest Acheson
John K. Tener
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Tener
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Beaver Counties
Lawrence County
Twentyfourth
Pennsylvania
Charleroi
United States
Weingartner Strong for Local Option in Beaver Valley
The Beaver Valley News endorses George T. Weingartner for state senator and Morrison and Brierly for assembly, praising their records, local option support, and advocacy against Penrose. It calls their ticket a strong, upright choice and expects voter endorsement at the general election.
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Beaver Valley
Washington County
George T. Weingartner
Penrose
White
Weingartner
Assembly
Morrison and
Brierly
United States
Reorganization of Police Dept in New Castle
Chief Gilmore becomes police chief after Spiers, with Joseph Gilmore to lead. Patrick Farrell remains day sergeant, James Deskin remains night lieutenant, and Gene Buckley stays night sergeant. Ex chief Spiers and Cyrus Horner will gain day beats as plans for night duties are finalized.
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Joseph Gilmore
Spiers
New Castle
Patrick Farrell
James Deskin
Gene Buckley
Lusk
Cyrus Horner
Gilmore
Gaston
Reprieve sought for Rosario Serge facing execution
Attorney S. P. Emery is filing papers to Governor Stuart asking a reprieve for Rosario Serge, sentenced to hang May 7 for the Hillsville murder of Tony Conti. The aim is to place the case before the May pardon board, which previously refused interference.
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S. P. Emery
Stuart
Rosario Serge
Tony Conti
Hillsville
Pardon Board
Emery
Harrisburg
Serge
Deaths of the Day Young Man Stanislaw Matyanski age 18
The funeral of Stanislaw Matyanski son of Mr and Mrs John Matyanowski of 20 Magee street was held at 10 oclock Tuesday morning at the family residence. He died Sunday of appendicitis aged 18. Rev John Lushansky of 1028 Ashland avenue conducted services. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were Susie Rachetta Sophia Hovanez Julia Penneo Mary Lottis active pallbearers were John C Rachetta George Cebus Charles Jessepp William Lushansky.
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John Matyanowski
Magee Street
John Lushansky
Ashland Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Susie Rachetta
Sophia Hovanez
Julia Penneo
Mary Lottis
John C. Rachetta
George Cebus
Charles Jessop
William Lushansky
Easter Goods Arrive Across Departments at Store
New stock in every department for Easter includes suits waists millinery gloves hosiery neckwear and new arrivals in the men s department urging shoppers to buy now.
Mercer Hospital Battle Prompted by Licensure Snap
The item notes Mercer’s recent license grant and rising talk of opening a hospital for inebriates. City Clerk Marquis is mentioned and the health officer is playfully invited to visit Sycamore Street near Mill to observe local activity.
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Mercer
Sycamore Street
Mill
Evans Fleet Arrives in San Diego for Four Day Welcome
The American battleship fleet arrives in San Diego under Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas for a four day visit. Governor J N Gillette and thousands of visitors join the welcome as the city awaits the ships. Festivities will follow the long voyage with land activities for sailors Marines and officers.
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United Press
San Diego
Cal
Charles M. Thomas
J. N. Gillette
California
United States
Unruly Civic Tales and Wry City Notes
A Kansas City Times column skewers local politics and policing changes with satirical quips about new chiefs, ex cops, and “germ killer” squirts. It also cites pure food laws, a brain fag jab at a Massachusetts reporter, and punning remarks on local elections, bridges, and social mores.
Funeral services for Miss Eliza Ralph held in city church
Funeral services are held Tuesday afternoon at the Second United Presbyterian Church for Miss Eliza Ralph a longtime city school teacher and active church worker. She died Saturday at 75 Walnut Street after a long illness. She leaves a sister and a brother and will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery. Frances Pearl McClain infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob McClain died Tuesday morning at home after pneumonia. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM with interment in Hoydale Cemetery.
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Eliza Ralph
Iss Balph
Walnut Street
Second U. P. Church
Margaret Ralph
Benjamin Ralph
Lafayette
Ind
Greenwood Cemetery
Frances Pearl McClain
Jacob McClain
West Moravia
Hoytdale Cemetery
California towns at the ballot box vote wet and dry
Prohibition dominated state voting with northern towns voting saloon strong. Vacaville and Redwood City reported anti saloon results, while Riverside County ended with no saloons left. Santa Monica reportedly was the sole southern city voting to keep saloons.
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California
United Press
San Francisco
Vacaville
Solano County
Redwood City
San Mateo County
Riverside County
Santi Monica
New Choruses Chosen for Festival Opener
Handel Oratorio society selects two new choruses for Thursday night opening. The Welsh song All Through the Night will be performed in a simple style, and the Friday chorus from Lucia di Lammermoor in unison. The Eve of St. Agnes, featuring Miss Nicklin, Miss Butz, Miss Frew, Mr. Miller, and Mr. West, anchors the first program along with a double quartet and a ladies chorus. New Castle’s musical stature shines as home talent night promises lively entertainment.
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Handel Oratorio Society
Donizetti
St. Agnes
Charlotte Nicklin
Lilian Butz
Gula Frew
Isaac Miller
David
West
New Castle
Official count of vote to be made by commissioners
County commissioners meet at noon tomorrow to count Saturday's primaries. Return judges had until today at noon to submit votes, with all reporting Monday. The tallying is expected to be a large job due to many candidates. L. B. Mather of Highland avenue is a business visitor in Pittsburg.
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L. B. Mather
Highland Avenue
Pittsburg
Suits Our 25 Dollar Special for Women and Girls
The ad promotes a 25.00 special on women suits including fancy braided, Prince Chap and cutaway styles in voile shadow stripes worsteds panamas and rajah silk. Junior and Misses suits available fitting large girls up to small women with prices from 13.50 upward.
Silk Petticoats For New Suits At Low Prices
Silk petticoats in black, stripes, plaids or plain colors offered from 3.90 dollars. Suitable to match a new suit with a range of styles and affordable pricing highlighted.
Waists offered in new stripes and linens
Tailored waists from 1.25 and up in colored stripes plain or embroidered materials include linens Irish dimities calicoes Madras and more. Also fancy lingerie waists dressy waists and net waists all prices listed.
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Percales
Madras
Belts New Line of Kid Belts and Elastic Belts
New stock features Elastic Belts in all shades priced 50 cents and up Fancy Belts range from 75 cents to 1 50 A single table lists belts at 150
Lace and Embroidered Neckwear Sale
Advertises neckwear items including lace jabots lace nets and mull 25c up large lace bows embroidered stock collars merry widow bows 500 stocks plain colors or embroidered ends 25c and 50c knit silk ties 50c embroidered string ties 25c up fancy bows in silk embroidery or lace 25c and 50c.
Hosiery in Various Styles at 25 Cents and Up
Lace or plain black hosiery in silk or silk blend open work plain black plaids or embroidered offered in many styles with prices starting at 25 cents.
Gloves Sale Offers Wide Range of Styles and Prices
A local advert lists gloves on sale with prices from 50 cents to 2 dollars. Kid gloves in all shades cost 1.00, silk gloves 12-button and 16-button offer 1.00 and 1.25 respectively. Chamois and Fit-Rite options add value for Easter shoppers.
Men’s Department New Arrivals Singled Out in Pricing List
The listing highlights new men’s apparel with Monarch Shirts at 1.00, Cluett Coat Shirts at 1.50, and men’s fancy half hose in 25 and 50 cents. Easter neckwear also offers 25 and 50 cent options along with famous dress shirts at 50 cents and outing shirts at 50 cents. Half hose are noted as a new line.
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Monarch
Cluett
Steffens Ends Active Role At American Magazine
Lincoln Steffens announced he will cease active work with the American Magazine for now to devote himself to a thorough study of sociological problems in New York.
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United Press
New York
Lincoln Steffens
New Reason for the High Cost of Living
Washington April 14 The refusal of American boys to stay on the farm is viewed as a national menace by Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. He warned that this trend drives up farm product prices and foresees a time when the common people cannot afford meat and the poor cannot pay for bread.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Eastern Manual Training Association
Lme
Burns Squires Bout for May 11 in London
Tommy Burns and Bill Squires hold talks with advisors over a May 11 title bout agreement. A Chelsea football grounds open-air show would host up to 100000 spectators with ticket prices from 25 cents to 15 dollars and aims to include all social classes.
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United Press
London
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Chelsea
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