Machines May Bolt At Full Election
A Pennsylvania political clash centers on a plan by Penrose loyalists to show liquor and Penrose votes to A. Maclin Grebani, then push independent candidates to undermine George T. Weingartner for state senate. The scheme, if attempted, would test party loyalty and elevate independent options to aid the Democratic ticket or bolster the Weingartner bid.
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Ley
George T. Weingartner
State Senate
Penrose
A. Maclin Grebani
S. Emery
Ss. P. Wade
Hesver
Reymblikana
Beaver
Graham
Stigklog
Schene
Jing
George ‘T. Weingartners
Plans Not Yet Made For Bridge In Pildsburg
Inquiries rise on start date for the new Pildsburg street bridge as plans are still in preparation by Engineer Gilkey. The design depends on whether a pier is used. a two foot steel pier could simplify and cheapen construction but faces opposition from locals worried it would damage nearby properties and provide a harbor for debris. Buildings on both creek sides have been torn down and work could begin as soon as plans are finalized and the center let.
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Pildsburg Street
Gilkey
Prebias Walders
Tiyer Ds
Pléer
Stolen Gum Slot Machine Reported Tuesday
A report to the police states a gum slot machine was stolen Tuesday night from a Greek flat on demand street near Shonengs with Nin 8 go chintnable. Authorities note unclear details due to damaged text but seek information on the incident.
Betrothals In Catholic Write-ins Reform New Laws Read
Rome April 15 Catholic betrothals must now be in writing signed by the parish priest or ordinary with two witnesses to be valid after noon next Sunday. Private engagements are discouraged as grounds for disputes, and only engagements contracted in writing before church authorities carry legal effect under the new rules.
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Ey United Press
Rome
Aster
Batie
Ioste
Bath
Meliber
Tor Showe
Churalt
Ross May Meet Hart At Peoria in 1900s bout talk
Ross may meet Hart at Peoria if terms are agreed. The Dime telegraphed Billy Phelan seeking terms for a match with Hart for a gate percentage. Hart, a seasoned heavyweight, rivaled by Mike Schreck, draws attention nationwide as Ross nears top form in the heavyweights.
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Tony Togs
Mike Sefbeck
Marvin Bit
Peoria
Wedge
Dlin
the Dime
Billy Phelan
Chicago Jourin
Ternis
Dine
Ross
Hart
Frl
Dime
Daly
Tess
Gime
Phelan
New Castle
Mike Schreck
Schreck
Teamsters Strike Looms in Chicago Windy City
United Press reports an involuntary bankruptcy petition against the Teamsters union in Chicago with a looming strike. A meeting was held as tram owners threaten sheriff sales. drivers seek settlement while identifying new cashier arrangements for Milburg and Lake area, amid stalled talks with owners.
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United Press
Chicago
Bank of
Camminion Wien
Myptey
Inlet
Oderklewiroof Chinotinn
Uilon
Alatora
Shari Wadding
Ings
G. Paridiatl
Crawford
Accept & Emallear Ausanne Obanthet
Miluburg
Lake Neat
Wele Railroad
New Castle Tunetton
False Arrest Case Before Judge Porter in Ellwood
Ellwood defense says officers used no more than justified force in arresting Mrs Porter after an alleged drunken scene near a fur store. The suit, filed by Mest Ella V. Porter, charges false arrest against Captain Moon, Martin Glasner, and others, with disputed testimony about language and conduct. Non-suit granted in a $50,000 damage claim. case continues.
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Ella V. Porter
Ellwood City
Captain Moon
Martin Glaseer
Ellwood Olypoliremes
Mest
Glasner
Porter
Bain Poleenan
Glasce
Moon
Bluff Street Bluffer Charged With Assault and Threats
Mike Doe, alias Mbo Dotko of NU street, was arrested after allegedly choking and beating his wife Antoneno and then threatening Constable McConnell with an iron poker and a revolver. The alderman ordered jail awaiting the bearing set for Thursday.
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Mbo Dotko
NU Street
Alterna Morrison
Antoneno
Akeanny
Aldermman
Mike
McConnell
Johnson Buckles In To Fight For Presidential Nomination
Minnesota Governor Johnson announces he will contest the Republican nomination, insisting he is entering the race reluctantly but determined to fight. A Bryan press release calls his bid an impertinence, while Johnson denies any self seeking and vows a dignified campaign.
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United Press
Chicago
Joann. Johnson
Minnesota
William J
Denver
Prigins
Guvernor Johnson
Bryan Hres Bureau
Washington
Johnson
Byron
Jobson
Willis
Abbott
Rypress
New Castle Girl Attempts Death by Own Action
In Pittsburg, April, a New Castle girl attempted suicide by carbon monoxide. Miss Mellon, staying with Mrs. Mary Stelle of North Side, confessed to taking carbine and moving to Allegheny General Hospital in critical condition. She had recently arrived from New Castle and was awaiting a wedding planned with a North Side chauffeur, who reportedly left her after declaring he had forsaken her.
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Pittsburg
Nevada Mellon
Mary Stele
Arch Street
North Side
Stelle
Miss Mellon
Uno
Carbone
Pee
Allesheny
New Castle
Paemont
Nan
Anouupa
Judge Cohen Refuses Thaw Divorce Evidence
Judge Josiah Cohen of common pleas court refuses to hear testimony in the Evelyn Thaw and Harry K. Thaw divorce case. The Pittsburgh commission appointed to take depositions of Pittsburgh witnesses was returned to New York as Cohen cites overwork and other duties.
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Thy United Pre
Site chosen for encampment of state guard
Members of the National Guard of the city learn that Yorkstown was selected as the site for the guard encampment after three days of fighting. The date remains undetermined, likely in late October, with infantry brigades on site and cavalry and artillery locations to be altered from four years ago.
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Trooy I
Yslurg
Linh
Pest
Two Masters Appointed in Divorce Cases Named
Thomas W. Diekny has been appointed a master in divorce use case of Ella J. Aldson against Ate Frau. G. Mason, SP, Emery has been appointed master in the case of Elizabeth J. Vane against Cav Me Reans.
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Thomas W. Diekny
Ella J. Aldson
Atefrau
G. Mason
Emery
Eligabeta
J. Vane
Refused Work Sparks Shooting Incident in Northastton
A man who was denied work in Northastton on April 15 allegedly opened fire. John Tracy, who had applied for a job and been rejected, is tied to the shooting, though details remain unclear and investigators proceed.
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Y Northastton
Sava
Ong Sirvete
Hirga Owas
John Tracy
Tracy
Sulagelt
Congress to Adjourn in May Amid Wat son Doubts
Washington April 15 Representative Watson of Indiana said Congress would adjourn about May. He spoke after a conference with the president who urged delaying legislative business until after the governors’ National Resources conference on May 15. Watson indicated some key measures may fail but others, including a Sherman anti trust amendment, could be reported from committee. The tariff and revenue bills also loom, with a House move to hold hearings during the recess.
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United Press
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Inethat Congress
Convention of Governors
Whitson
City Council Umbrella Incident On Leary Street Car
A city councilman entered a moving streetcar on Leary Street and sat as rain dripped, soaking his coat and lap. Passengers laughed as he sheltered with a large umbrella, drivers shouting warnings, and the car sped downtown amid splashing water and a few giggles from onlookers.
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Leary
Osere Aman
Navigation opens. coal and wars on lakes resume operations
The article notes navigation reopening today after a period of disruption. It mentions coal movements on the lakes restarting, with details on pension, operators, and authorities involved. It warns of delays to shipments and the need for resumed work over the next weeks as tonnage increases and crews are employed.
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Oded Wit
Boone
Waser Enone
Forty Years Service as a Legal Light in Politics
Colonel Oscar L. Jackson began the practice of law in New Castle forty years ago in the Cleadeath block, near the Tate Judge McMichael’s office. He has never moved far from his first office, a constant presence in Lawrence County’s legal scene and a longtime district attorney.
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Oscar L. Jackson
New Castle
Cleadeath
McMichael
Sly
Col. Jackson
Lawrence County
Inia
Wabeté
Lewis Taylor
Korre
Ot. McConh
Avid Craig
Denise
Jon By
Hiate
Col. McComb
Lele
Vounty
Dadann
New Castles
Cal
Dana Mid
Itr
Jackson
Distriet
Vind Mide
Uhstrien
Atharney
Divdivon
Tawrenen
Saurts
Death Record hastily cites Geethart on Chik Street
A terse death notice lists Geethart as the deceased and gives a street location on Chik Street. The brief item notes the event without further details such as date, age, or cause.
Koreans and Japanese in Korea War Crisis Report
A Toto dated dispatch reports widespread rebellion against Japanese rule in Korea. Chinese sources claim brutal Japanese actions while Tokyo authorities deny atrocities, stating troops suppress uprisings with force as natives organize outlaw bands. Communication limits keep full details from leaking to the world.
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United Press
TOTO
Korea
Seuyl
Tumd
Beaver Valley Presbytery Meeting Held In Highland
The West meeting of Beaver Valley Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church convened at Highland United Presbyterian Church on Tuesday June 20 with Rev. Mudhasand named as new pastor. Arrangements were made for the service at Ellwood City as the presbytery met, with routine business discussed and committees named for the forthcoming assembly at New Brighton.
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Inne
Beaver Valley
Weesbytery
Highland Church
Dis
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Muthasand
Ellwood City
Cndrw Magill
U. PL
Bingun
Hay
New Brigham
Nile
Gampbell
C. C
Enbjeet
Evvangelist
Commis Slatera Rourtiend
Wenersl Aesembl
Kode Diay
New Hrlchtan
PLM
Culdiont
Naw Ralilee
Grover Mes Kulvy
New Wwilmington
James Ac Thiston
Freeport
Andrew Magill
Wr Canphell JS
Balgh
Hey JR Mistess Miler
Begga
Bank Clerks Set To Receive Time Off On June 6
A mid level notice states bank clerks will get June 6 as time off. The communication, dated May 2, 19, notes the clerks will receive a favorable portion of the term and reflects general satisfaction from concerned parties.
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Bawe
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