Miners in Western Pennsylvania Face Standstill and Resumed Work
Picketing and a dispute over a salary scale set by Francis Feehen in District No. 5 led to seven of nineteen Bufler Mercer mines resuming operations. About 600 workers are now employed while 1,600 remain idle as operators and miners clash over eight hour days and proposed pay rates amid unratified terms. Detailed coverage continues on the fourth page.
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Buffler-Mercer County
Pennsylvania
Francis Feehen
Feehen
Hilliar Brach
Hamilton
Keystone
Nelly, Sherwin
Diamond No. 3
Trout
Scale
Toledo
Rev J S Martin Returns Home From Southern Trip
Rev J S Martin pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian church returned Saturday from a southern trip to Alabama. He spent Thursday and Friday last week as guest of Dr and Mrs J Q A McDowell of Danville Kentucky. Dr McDowell a former pastor here is now at Danville teaching Bible history and their Florida trip is noted.
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J. S. Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Points
Alabama
J. Q. A. McDowell
Danville
McDowell
Second U. P
Northern Presbyterian Church of
University At
Florida
Harriet Phipps
Shenango Presby Meets Tuesday
Shenango Presbytery gathers in North Sewickley with local delegates Dr. Scott F. Hershey Rev A B McCormick Rev M W Keith Rev W G McConnell and C C Sankey among those attending from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Senator Boral Refers To Haywood Case
A note from Senator Boral points to the Haywood case with a mention of a Nenberg jury. The brief item ties a legislative reference to the ongoing legal matter and potential jury involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boral
Sick man brought to his senses Demands
A malnourished man revived and brought to awareness after medical attention. He regains consciousness amid demands for care and support from bystanders and health workers.
Italian Fleet Demonstration Off Guard in Turkish Waters
Rome reports the Turkish ambassador yielded to King Victor’s demand for Italian post offices in Turkey, delaying fleet sailings. The matter includes post offices, the murder of an Italian missionary, land sales to Italians, and overall friction with Turkey. Germany and France are viewed as potential backers or partners in future actions.
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United Press
Rome
Victor
Turkey
Foreign Office
Italy
Kaiser
Corfu
Prince von Buelow
Germany
Asia Minor
Senator Borah Defends Roosevelt and Blames Sentimentalism
In a maiden Senate speech Senator Borah argues the Brownsville riot shows government sentimentality fostered crime. He cites the Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone case to claim rioting and murder arise from lenient law enforcement and disloyal social life, calling rioters morally traitorous and a threat to the flag.
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United Press
Washington
Brownsville
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate
Foraker
Roosevelt
United States
Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone
Boise
Hell
25Th Infantry
Wild duck sighting above Neshannock Creek bridge
Witnesses on the Pittsburg bridge report a wild duck swimming in Neshannock Creek about a hundred feet upstream this morning. The bird remained in the area for over half an hour.
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Neshannock Creek
Pittsburg
Romantic elopement at New Wilmington
Miss Bess Kerr wed Walter Marshall in a quiet ceremony after taking a marriage license at New Castle. The Westminster College romance began over a year ago when Marshall, class of 1911, met Kerr. The couple fled to the county seat to wed with no immediate parental approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Kerr-Marshall Union
Bess Kerr
Westminster
Walter Marshall
Fessemer Railroad
Miss Kerr
James Kerr
Mercer
New Castle
Allegheny
Marshall
Officers Chosen For U S Steel Co At Hoboken Meeting
At the Hoboken annual stockholders meeting the existing board was reelected with no opposition. The board confirmed all contracts and the Tennessee Coal and Iron purchase. Bonuses to officers, totaling over 11 million in five years, were not questioned and will be discussed April 28 when the retiring board reorganizes and dividends are addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hoboken
N. J
U. S. Steel Company
Tenessee Coal and Iron Company
W. Ellis Corey
E. H. Gary
Henry Chadwick Dies in Brooklyn After Brief Illness
Henry Chadwick known as the father of American baseball died at his Brooklyn home this afternoon following a brief illness with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Chadwick
Brooklyn
Machinery to replace the human heart and life support
Washington reports on Professor George Poe's artificial respirator or brass heart. Experiments at Norfolk Va show the device can restart breathing after poisoning and anesthesia, and restore sobriety after alcohol fumes. A child saved from infant asphyxia and tests on animals highlight its potential in drowning and gas asphyxia cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Poe
Lttle
I T
Norfolk
Poe
Missing Girl Elsie Stang Believed Dead in River
Police fear Elsie Stang 20, of 202 Montgomery Ave Seventh Ward, may have taken her own life. A note to her mother and references to a man named Hench preceded her disappearance from home last Thursday. Her family and police search continue as no trace of her body is found.
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Elsie Stang
Gilmore
Fred Stang
Montgomery Avenue
Seventh Ward
New Castle
Elsie
Stang
Ashland Avenue
A. B. Hench
Hench
District Attorney Takes Two Week Health Vacation
District Attorney Young departs this evening for Mt. Clemens Michigan to rest and recover for two weeks due to fatigue from a strenuous year of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Miss Ethel McMurtrey Hosts Orchesta Club Gathering
Miss Ethel McMurtrey of Crawford Avenue will entertain the Orchestra Club on Tuesday evening, providing music and hospitality for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McMurtrey
Crawford Avenue
Orchestra Club
Evans Departs New Castle Team After Managerial Release
G Evans was released from the New Castle team on Monday morning by manager Porter. Evans was a member of the squad prior to the departure.
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G. Evans
New Castle
Porter
Evans
Eyes of Union Labor Turned on Washington
New York reports union labor watching Congress as it adjourns. Under Samuel Gompers leaders push to pass Sherman anti trust amendments excluding unions, Pearce bill on injunctions, employers liability act, and an eight hour day for government work. Unions threaten political defeat for noncompliant representatives and senators.
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United Press
New York
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Knights Templar Attend Services at First Christian Church
Lawrence commandery No. 62 Knights Templar attended special Sunday evening services at the First Christian church. Members dressed in uniform sat in reserved center seats while other Masons joined. Pastor C. O. Brooks preached an excellent sermon on He is Risen with special choir music.
W. L. Pander Breaks Ground for Blaine Street Residence
W L Pander broke ground this morning for a new eight room frame residence on Blaine street. The home will include all modern improvements and reflect contemporary design.
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W. L. Pander
Blaine Street
Death Notices and Obituaries Fragment
Death records list Fred Wallace in Alliance and Mrs Harry Johnson Pros pect aged 39. Infant McCormick of 27 County Line street. Mrs C S White 64 Portersville. Mrs O F Miles 41 Warren. Mrs John M Pontius 56 East Brook.
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Fred Wallace
Alliance
Harry Johnson
Prospect
McCormick
County Line Street
C. S. White
Portersville
O. F. Miles
Warren
John M. Pontius
Eastbrook
Calaute Prays to Devil for Freedom in Jail Cell
Joe Calaute in jail for the murder of Squire William Duff acted crazed Saturday evening tearing clothing and pressing bars while praying to the devil for keys. He denies killing Duff and claims Dominick Savnato did it. doctors find no medical issue beyond ill temper.
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Joe Calaute
Squire William Duff
Sheriff Waddington
John Williams
Calaute
Lke
Calante
Waddington
Dr. Norris
Rocco Rocco
Cquire Duff
Duff
Dominick Savnato
Savnato
Saiato
Weston’s Record to Be Equaled If It’s Possible
Arsene Beaudin left Portland post office just after midnight to retrace Edward Payson Weston’s journey toward Chicago. He aims to cover the distance in 23 or 24 days and hopes to reach Newburyport before nightfall. Beaudin, from North Adams, is five feet four inches tall with a short stride and is accompanied by William Sorre for overnight arrangements.
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United Press
Portland
Edward Payson Weston
Arsene Beaudin
Chicago
Beaudin
Weston
Newburyport
North Adams
Mass
William Sorre
Citizens Protest Street Lighting Contract in Youngstown
Citizens rally against a proposed renewal of the street lighting contract with Consolidated Gas and Electric, claiming the figures are too high. Marty Higgins, council president, posted notices urging residents to attend a city hall meeting to oppose a star chamber session where the lighting bill would be passed.
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Youngstown
Consolidated Gas and Electric Company
Star Chamber
Marty Higgins
City Hall
Col Jackson to Address Brotherhood on Two Months in Spain
Col Oscar L. Jackson will address the Brotherhood of the Central Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. His talk covers Two Months in Spain and Along the Mediterranean, highlighting his extensive European travels. Special music will accompany the program.
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Oscar L. Jackson
Brotherhood of the ‘Central Presbyterian Church
Spain
Mediterranean
Col. Jackson
Europe
Wall Street prepares for tough fight over Albany investigation
Wall Street operatives mobilize to block bills for official inquiry into financial practices in Albany. Agents organized in the capital, with others en route, as governors push to curb unlisted securities and curb market abuses.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Ebany
Bears
Bulls
General Assembly
Hughes
Albany
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Comstock
Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar Refining
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Washington
Delegates convene the seventeenth annual congress as 1 500 Easter bonnets create a rainbow display. Elections for ten vice presidents general and state regents loom, while a bond plan of 100000 to 200000 for Continental Hall faces mixed views.
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Washington
Donald McLean
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Hall
Father Takes Son's Wedding Gift Back
Mike Crea son John Creatore of Hillsville. furniture given as a wedding gift torn back by father. John Incensed charges larceny by bailee against his father. Alderman Mayre to hear details later this week as bail posted for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Creatore
John Creatore
Hillsville
John
Alderman Mayre
Mike
Banker Will Foltz Improves After Illness in New York
Will Foltz of Grant Street the well known New Castle banker who has been ill for many weeks in a New York hospital with complications from typhoid fever is showing signs of improvement. It will be some time yet before he can return home.
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Will Foltz
Grant Street
New Castle
New York
Teachers Meet Tonight at Reform Presbyterian Church
The regular monthly gathering of the Teachers' association of Reform ed Presbyterian church is set for Monday at 7 30 p m O Co Orr leads the session and presides over the meeting.
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Teachers’ Association of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
O. Co. Orr
Frances Willard W C T WU meeting Tuesday evening
The Frances Willard W C T WU will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Garbrich's residence 23 Johnston avenue.
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Frances Willard W. C. T. WU
R. T. Garbrich
Johnston l Avenue
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Nenberg Jury
Sultan of
U. S
U.S. Steel CO
Chadwick
Mr. Human Heart
Mother
Father
Josie
Lena
Pop
Evans Released
Knights Templar
The
Satanic
Sheriff
Col. C. L. Jackson
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