Accidental shooting rocks Mahoningtown amid family arrivals
In Mahoningtown a nine year old boy lies dying after a bullet struck his temple in a hillside alley near a seventh ward street. The shooter, Fred Kerr aged 18, fled the scene and investigators weigh accidental versus intentional motive. Victims include Wenest Mornes and Kerr’s stepson, with families headed from St Louis to be at the hospital as police review the incident.
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Breest
Tom
Mornes
Ly Iyne
Fred Kerr
Harry Bollard
North Catlaw Street
Seventh Ward
Luther H. Sample
Walmut Glen
Kerr
Benelivle
Miedi
Italy
Jionin
Mannes
Bt. Louls
Toveman
Western Allegheny and B&O form interchanges west of West Pittsburg
Western Allegheny Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio announce an agreement to enable direct grade interchanges. The plan includes extending from Shenango to West Pittsburg, with Union Valley yard and a through routing to New Castle. Passenger service details await, but through-route connections are anticipated via B&O and Pennsylvanian tracks to Union Depot.
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Western Allegheny Railroad
New Castle
Vicinity
Western Allegheny
Baltimore and Ohio
Terrminal
Shenango
West Pittsburg
Laalil
Diy L
Cascade Park
W. A
Lakes
Kaylor Junction
Baltimore
Ohlo
W. Ai
Parcengear
Allegheny
Jnoc- Hon
Pennsylvani
Union Depot
Mt W. Acs
Union Valley
Kay Jormation
Reidsburg
Arinelpong Cow
Lusk Performs First Marriage at City Hall
Harry Lisk presided over a civil ceremony, joining William Rowinsld, 24, and Sara L. Perry, 1 bath, both of Youngstown, in holy matrimony. The officiant regained composure quickly and declared them husband and wife as onlookers observed from police quarters.
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O'Lock
Harry Lisk
Mro Luske
William Rowinsld
Sara L. Perry
Bath
Youngstown
Harry
Mena
Hold up on Norris Street Thursday
An old soldier Willun JU and local character Q Wall were robbed of whiskey by Jaery Jackson around tavern time Thursday on Norris Street. A pursuit ended with Jackson arrested by officers. Mayor Laalkily heard the case and fined him to leave town.
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Willun JU
Wen
Rena
Jaery Jackson
Mediately
Jackson
Stevenson files expense account details and figures
The article states that Stevenson, a candidate, filed an expense account showing a total of $61.08 for maintenance, meals, and travel. It notes the amount and purpose, indicating the accounting record relates to campaign expenditures.
Rumor of Big Bank Combine Causes a Stir
Reports of a possible merger involve National City Bank and Bank of Commerce with Rockefeller interests. The talk centers on NCB purchasing Bank of Commerce, sending stock prices up and down as executives including Thomas F. Ryan and Prairie Vanderlip reportedly negotiate the deal amid market chatter.
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National City Bank
Rockefeller Concern
Bank of Commerce
United Press
New York
Thal. Tu National City Bank
Rockefeller
National Bank of Vermerce
Neb Bank
Storks
Tank of Commerce
City Bank
Val
Boy Asker
Thamas F. Ryan
Frauche
Prarie Vanderlip
Ryan
Vander
Innocent Victim of Wife Jealousy in Murder Case
A man named Monaco was charged with the murder of Julius T. Rorenheimer, an elderly millionaire, amid claims of his wife’s jealousy and a disputed will. Authorities assert Monaco is innocent, while evidence and rumors swirl about motives involving another woman and family ties. He awaits action by a grand jury in White Pine jail.
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Vollard
Kerr
Bollard
Hollard
Alana
API
Mido Ag
Keer
Fan
Annie Hall
Miss Hull
Peti Uoneers
Misa Hill
United Press
Peleam
Apel
Irante Wtonaco
Flantington
Julius T. Rorenheimer
Dutter’s
Sts Dusma
Thaidenvally
Monrce
Minvile Markle
Middlegas
Fred McCube
Btrs
Moah Gerry
MidWiewown
Ie Wonkin
Monaco
Moserheimer
Wis
Nff
Pisina
Geshejal
Gentral
Address by Captain Cunningham at Seventh Ward meeting
Captain Cunningham spoke at the Seventh Ward Methodist church men's meeting about the Philippines and a lengthy discourse. Afterwards members of the men's club and guests enjoyed refreshments as remarks were shared and social greetings extended to Washington and notable delegates.
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Cranlughin
Eliy
Motgin
Seventh Ward
Methodist
Chareh
Non-competitive Bidding and School Board Lawsuit Turmoil
A heated trial questioned non-competitive bidding by the school board and contract specs. Attorneys clashed over who drew up the heating plan specifications and how they reached the board. Testimony invoked legacy engineers and local firms, with officials pressed on process and accountability as the case stretched through hours of testimony.
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Schiot Board
Thaideus Stevens
Archaol Board
Washington Kids Invited to White House Reveling Day
A garbled April note claims children will be admitted to the White House on a special day called reveling day with access to the presidential residence only for youngsters. A Marine Band will reportedly play during events while adults must be accompanied by a boy or girl.
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United Press
Washington
Capitol
Baker's Hearing Postponed One Week
The hearing for James Baker, alleged postoffice robber, was postponed today before Commissioner Revels. Baker fights extradition to West Virginia where he faces trial. the delay stemmed from Libdriel Miammiy Slimson's offer and other labor issues affecting the case.
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James
Baker
Mio Youn Min
Hutchison
Clarinton
Sigivist
Hi S
Rvelds
Wil AeKe
Virginia
Slimson
Woman's Suffrage Debate Tonight
A garbled notice references a women's suffrage debate scheduled for tonight. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests community speakers and public discussion on voting rights with unnamed participants and local involvement.
A W Thompson Elected President of Inland Steel
Inland Steel announces A W Thompson as president with George L Pearson named superintendent Edward N Ohl noted as heavily interested Alexia W Thompson, prof Este Peter Kimberly and former Republic Iron Steel executive, elected Inland Steel president Clair Charles Hare of Youngstown also connected The firm operates near Arm aray and recounts past leadership under W T Thorp and Charles Hart with reorganizations and investments by Mart and Thompson
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The
Iron Trade Review
Edward N. Ohl
Alexia W. Thompson
Lnte
Peter Kimberly
Republic Iran & Steel Company
Inland
Oped Clairles
Consolidation In Steel Plants Reported In 19th Century
A damaged notice describes a plan involving the United Strong Steel company and Tal Power interests to build blast furnaces at Tollina Harbor and nearby sites. George L. Pearson and Charl Hart are named in supervisory roles. The project, tied to the Potlockenkeht people, aims to expand facilities in Sharpsville, Leen, and Hamilton with funding support and a July 1 blast date. Local engineers and executives held talks in Youngorowat, signaling heavy financial backing and corporate ties.
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Wr. Rhompsnon
Qiland Steel Company
Sinaltat
Teres
Tield
Tollina Harbor
A.w.thompson
Charl Hart
RN. Oh
Trong& Steel
Sharpsville
Leen
Hamilton
Litter
Paailten
Georet L. Pearson
Etna
Fia
Youn
Hart
W Steel
Tram
Youlgerowat
Paris Divorces Linked Officials Amid Turmoil report
An April Paris dispatch reports a senior official linked to a divorce case facing scrutiny. The tangled note mentions tensions in government circles and possible implications for policy, with unclear details due to garbled OCR.
Two Attempts Made to Wreck Parle Train
Two passenger trains near New Castle were targeted with tampering on the Lac Erie line. A 14 year old Tallin boy, Sam Per, was charged with wrecking attempts after a locomotive stopped just before a track obstruction. Suspects Sullivan and Gorley captured. police scoured the area and recovered tools.
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Arenpis
Lac Erie
New Castle
Sam Per
Union
Bout M1
South Mill
Aniddiy
Mbt
Ron
New Castle Tieton
Ras Readink
Sullivan
Hick
Rosa
Juuzrthbauml
Sollivas
C.D. Gorley
Sam Por
Les
Trank
Ae Sullivan Aye Gorey
Page
Startling Charges Made in Burned City Fire Probe
Boston dispatch reports state officers say the Cheba fire investigation shows many perished and 14 dead listed with over 80 still missing. Investigators defend the inquiry, saying arsonists exploited the chaos to loot and cause property damage while efforts to account for victims continue.
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Boston
Yi Li
Dawn
Piers
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