Hearing On Insurance Policy Case Involving Att achment
Judge Porter held a hearing on a rule to dissolve an attachment and open judgment in a dispute over a life policy premium. David F. and Franklin Good allege a 60 day hold and right to cancel, claiming a note for 149.20 tied to a 6000 policy was to be returned if not satisfied. Hansen contends the policy was issued after application and medical, with the note signed as the first premium and payment sent to the home office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Anton Hansen
David F. Good
Franklin Good
P. Emery
Walter S. Reynolds
Good
A. Martin Graham
Harvey E. Martin
Hansen
Shenango Works
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
Forrest Franklin Good
Standard Life Insurance Co
Pittsburg
Thee Defendents
David Good
Standard Life Insurance Company of America
Edenburg Oil Well Shows Steady Pumping Prospects
Edenburg April 16. The Mc Clelland and Robinson oil well on the mill property north of town has been put to pumping and will average about a barrel a day. The pump is being connected with the flower mill and once finished pumps will run steadily. Initial pumping suggests a daily average of at least one barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
McClelland and Robinson
Fitchburg Co operative School System May Be Considered Here
City officials weigh Fitchburg Massachusetts co operative school system after 16 manufacturer letters praise its success Edward King leads interest and may send Prof Kimes and Principal Sargent to Fitchburg for study before next term. Alternating system also debated to avoid building new schools and high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kime
Fitchburg
Mass
Edward King
Ing
George Zahniser
Mayor assigns combined fine for three attackers of officers
Mayor Tyler set fines of 24 dollars and costs each for Stanley Boren Charles Calchas and Tony Chulsky who joined the Moravia street assault on Officer Biddle and Constable Morrow. Each faced 30 days in jail alternative with two paying up and one sent to county jail as he vows to back officers on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Officer Biddle
Spin Device Aims to Render Patient Unconscious
Dr L Funk described a spinning device at the Chicago Dental Society meeting. A spool like frame straps the patient and whirls them until unconscious, or a table with the head at the center uses centrifugal force to draw blood from the head and induce unconsciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Chicago
L. Funk
Chicago Dental Society
Trade Sends Delaware Musician to Pulaski Farm
Charles G. Lindner of Delaware avenue trades his city residence for a farm owned by W. H. Marquis in Pulaski township. Lindner, a noted musician and chicken fancier, plans an extended poultry business on the farm with over 200 blooded chickens and shipments reaching South America. He says the venture offers both money and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Lindner
Delaware Avenue
W. H. Marquis
Pulaski Township
Lindner
South America
Missing American Martin Traced in London Case
After 13 days of searching in London and across the country Joseph Wilberforce Martin, Memphis millionaire, remains unfound. Detectives in Lambeth and Kensington pursue leads including a suspect woman dubbed Baby Ruth who planned to sail to New York. Police raid Piccadilly resorts as Burns and other sleuths suspect a card sharp ring holds the captive American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph Wilberforce
Memphis, Tenn
Lambeth
W. J. Burns
Martin
Piccadilly
Scotland Yard
Baby Ruth
New York
Kensington
City Employes Pay Delayed As Budget Fails To Pass
Regular payday for city workers arrives with most payments withheld. Street and electrical department staff receive funds from last year’s appropriation, but police fire and engineering staff wait. A special Select Council meeting Thursday may push the ordinance, though cuts by Dickson and McCormick loom. All police and firemen are at work. other city employees await funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical
Select Council
Dickson
McCormick
Camp Perry Site Chosen For YMCA Camp
YMCA leaders Carhart and J H Greenwood announced Lake Erie site near North Girard for Camp Perry to run July 7 to 21. The wooded bluff site offers lake access two shacks and an athletic field on a level top area. Carhart praised the location as superior to last year’s camp sites in Michigan and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhart
J. H. Greenwood
Lake Erie
Camp Perry
North
Girard
Lake Michigan
Maine
SCRANTON ITALIANS FEAR VENDLETTA AFTER MURDERS
In Scranton Pennsylvania Italians fear vendetta after two murders of countrymen. A man from Sicily had recently arrived and sought Italian quarters. A Dunmore victim was found shot, and a fusillade later woke residents with another corpse discovered, no killers located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Sicily
Dunmore
Official time via wireless heard from Arlington flashes
The navy department reports watchmakers in several cities are installing wireless equipment on shop roofs to receive flashes from the big Arlington station, providing official time signals nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havy Department
Arlington
School Tax Millage Will Remain Same
The article notes that the school tax millage will stay unchanged following a recent vote or decision. No changes to funding rate or levy are reported, maintaining existing fiscal plans and budget projections.
Additions to Some Schools Delay Millage Increase
Mahoningtown and Oak Street area schools push for more rooms while keeping the nine mill school tax. Board trims high school asks, approving 900 for a printing outfit and 4200 for eighth grade additions to relieve congestion. Debate over lifting to ten mills sparred. economy remains the rule as officials seek only necessary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Sargent
Oak Street
Mahoningtown
Highland
Zahnizer
Sadler
North Hill
Dietz Murderer Arrested Today in Chicago
Chicago reports the murderer of George Dietz a 50 year old Swede and former Dietz employee confessed after an all night examination. Police with Assistant Chief Schuettler and Coroner Hofman withheld the suspect’s identity. Investigators note Dietz feared he would be killed for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Dietz
Schuettler
Hoffman
Dietz Tailoring
Annie Frederickson
Dietz
Runaway Boy Nabbed by Police and Reunited with Mother
John Denkiner a 15 year old run away from home for several days was picked up by police last night and held in jail overnight. He was turned over to his mother this morning after promising the mayor to be good in the future. He said he walked to Youngstown during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Denkiner
Youngstown
Epworth Street Man Goes to Jail
Emil Ralkno who was arrested near Epworth street yesterday on disorderly conduct was fined $2 and costs by the mayor and in default of payment jailed for 10 days. The mayor aims to stop a local nuisance linked to his residence and recent complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Ralkno
Epworth Street
Ralkno
New Castle Fire Truck Exhibition At Pittsburg Show
New Castle introduces its new auto fire truck on display at the Pittsburg auto show this week. Visitors praise the fine appearance of the machinery and it will be brought to the city within days for operation shortly afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pittsburg
Mayor Tyler Standoff Over City Street Lights
Mayor Tyler refuses to authorize turning on street lights citing misissued resolutions. The council had ordered lights on and bills paid, but the mayor holds no official notification to the Electric Light Co. Flooding disabled the plant. next, the mayor must act on a resolution before lights can be restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Company
Light Company
Electric Company
Pope Pius X Nearing End As Brother Visits
Vatican doctors issue cautious bulletins while Pope Pius X weakens from lack of nourishment and sleep. Angelo Sarto, the pope's brother and Venice department postmaster, visited the bedside in Rome and reconciled with the pontiff amid emotional exchanges.
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Rome
Vatican
Pope Pius X
Pope Pius
Angelo Sarto
Venice
Angelo
Angel
Marchiafava
Death notices and ages for Hutchman Maxwell Green Stewart Gerloh Wrona
Death records list John A. Hutchman aged 74 of 405 W Madison Ave Mrs Mary McMasters Maxwell 75 of Pittsburg Jesse W Green 58 of 328 East North St Frank Stewart 30 of Ellwood Alfonz Gerloh 9 months of 30 Ma honing Ave Joseph Wrona 10 days Mora Via Roae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hutchman
Madison Avenue
Mary McMasters Maxwell
Pittsburg
Jesse W. Green
East North Street
Frank Stewart
Ellwood
Alfonz Gerloh
Mahoning Avenue
Joseph Wrona
Moravia Roae
Y W C A Members Campaign Opens in City
The Young Women's Christian Association starts its membership drive with a Tuesday evening meeting of the membership committee. The city is divided into wards with chairmen and workers assigned to areas. the campaign ends next Monday evening with reports. Refreshments followed the meeting as an informal social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Charles Greer
Anna King
W. G. Eckles
Howard M. Kirk
Hester Hainer
Christine Butler
W. W. Grant
Lillian Boyd
Gertrude Sharp
Iretta Dart
Grace Campbell
Rose Kiss
Sue Cramer
Whitmarsh
Policeman Injured in Spruce Street Phillips Home Incident
Officer McCleary was injured during a confrontation on Spruce street when Albert and Norman Phillips allegedly attacked him as he tried to restore order. Norman faced a drunkenness and disorderly conduct charge while Albert was charged with interfering with an officer.
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Norman
Norman Phillips
Albert Phillips
McCleary
Phillips
May license newspapermen to create state licensed journalism
Illinois would require a state board to license all newspapermen under a bill drafted by Lieut. Gov. O'Hara. Applicants must complete four years apprenticeship and prove good moral character. current reporters could obtain licenses without examination. A violation would incur a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Chicago
Illinois
O'Hara
Bridge contracts surrendered after miscalculation
George Axe of New Wilmington surrendered bids on the Banks run and McClure bridges after mis calculating estimates. He bid 3374 dollars for Banks run and 3565 dollars for McClure. The contracts may be awarded to the next lowest bidders and his certified checks of 54 dollars on each bridge will likely be forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Axe
New Wilmington
Banks Run
McClure
Axe
Weavers Attack Mills With Stones in Brussels Strikes
The manhood suffrage strike shows 400000 out per union leaders, while non Socialist groups claim 275000. Ghent reports 600 weavers riot, pounding mills. Brussels printers urged to quit. M Marquet pays strikers $20 000 weekly. Rail and coal measures deployed. Charleroi riots limited. overall order mostly maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Broqueville
Antwerp Chamber of Commerce
Ghent
M. Marquet
Boniface
Thubin
Charleroi
Leslie House Hotel Furnishings Sold At Auction Today
Trustee in bankruptcy C. W. Pus ton announces the sale of the Leslie hotel furnishings at auction. Samuel Brody bid 3100 for the whole outfit, but pieces are sold separately to test higher combined bids. Liabilities of Charles B. Deshon listed at 22660 with 3300 assets and 360 exempt goods. After sale, possible continuation or reopening of the idle hotel is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Puston
Leslie
Samuel Brody
Pittsburg
Charles B. Deshon
E. M. Underwood
Larceny by Bailee Charged in Local Hearing
Loretta Hoover files larceny by bailee charges before Alderman Ranney against James Smith and John Williams. Defendants allegedly rented a room from the plaintiff and removed household goods. A hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Hoover
Ranney
James Smith
John Williams
Presbytery Meets in Leesburg April 21 and 22
Shenango presbytery of the Presbyterian church will meet in Leesburg next Monday and Tuesday April 21 and 22. Ministers from local and nearby churches plus lay delegates will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Presbysterian Church
Leesburg
Presbyterian Churches
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Frank
Lin
Mill Dam
Fitchburg, Mass
Biddle
Y.M.C.A. Camp
North Girard
Wireless
Light Co
Pope
Y.W.C.A
Spruce Street
Phillips Home
Belgium
Christian Unions
Dis
Leslie House
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