Council Denies Barteaux as New Castle Street Commissioner
In New Castle the select council rejected Judson E. Barteaux for street commissioner for the coming year. Four of six members voted against his re appointment, citing that he ignored orders from the street committee. The mayor may refuse to name a substitute.
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Judson E. Barteaux
Select Council
City of
New Castle
Messrs. Cukerbraum
Gibbon
McKee
Wilson
Barteaux
Susk. Tion
Baux
CouncilmacKee
M.cKee
Street Department
Street Committee
Newell
Street Commissioner Barteaux Battles Council Over Reappointment
The city council in New Castle clashed over renewing street commissioner Barteaux. Four councilmen opposed the reappointment citing a missing bookkeeping record, while McCready Newell and others supported his renomination. Barteaux will serve until a successor is appointed, per City Solicitor Gardner. Continued on Page Six.
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Wilson
Cukerbraum
Gibbon
Fifth Ward
Messrs
McCready
Newell
Barteaux
McKee
Gardner
Bea
Cruelty Alleged in Divorce Case for Howard Marriage
Mrs. Elsie May Howard files for divorce from William James Howard on cruelty and barbarous treatment. They married January 2, 1904, and lived together until November 19, 1908. She also cites vile language used by him toward her.
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Elsie May Howard
William James Howard
Hillsville Man Discharged After Disorderly Conduct Charge
Joseph Gillespie of Hillsville was arrested Monday on an information before Alderman Green for disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty, paid costs, and was discharged.
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Joseph Gillespie
Hillsville
Alderman Green
Hena
Elmer Carr Murderer Case Moves Through Dayton Courts
Dayton records show Elmer Carr charged in connection with the murder case involving local girl victims. Proceedings detail the alleged acts and pending trial status as the community awaits verdict.
Woman in Case Alleges Death Threats by Carr in Dayton Murders
The state fire marshal and Dayton police clash over Elmer Carr, arson suspect. Middlestetter testifies Carr terrorized her, wore disguises, and claimed the Fulhart and Forschner murders in Dayton. Rodgers says Carr pressured her to stay silent before his arrest.
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United Press
Columbus
State Fire Marshals’ Department
Dayton
Elmer Carr
W. D. Rodgers
Carrie Middlestetter
Carr
Rodgers
Marechal Rodgers
Middlestetter
Lizzie Fulhart
Mrs. Middlestetter
Pfulhart
Dancing pavilion at Idora Park to open May 3
If weather permits, the Idora Park dancing pavilion in Youngstown will open on May 3 with an outdoor season kickoff. Community events and calendar details are expected to follow as announced by park officials.
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Idora Park
Youngstown
Grounds chase as New Castle youth flock to baseball
Ball fields are in high demand in New Castle as clubs form across ages from 10 to 50. Groups seek half‑time access to scarce suitable land while many lots sit idle, perfect for potato patches, as organized play outpaces gardening interests this spring.
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New Castle
Garden Lake
Van Horn Must Honor Garbage Contract Or Forfeit Bond
Van Horn faces a $500 forfeiture if he does not sign the garbage collection contract for New Castle by May 1. Council members push for enforcement or risk awarding the job to another bidder. Attorney Aiken argues exclusivity was not guaranteed and urges a remedy while advising disposal alternatives. Continued on Page Three.
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van Horn
G. H. van Horn
New Castle
Councils
Fisher
Sanitary Committee
Robert K. Aiken
Aiken
Genkinger
Genkingi
Mr. McCann
Ten City Teachers Receive Recommendations for Certificates
Ten city teachers, Nellie Hart Mary Hennon Grace Mullian Edna E Bradford Oliver S Johnston Elizabeth E McLean Roberta Martin Halida Petterson Bessie Gailey Katherine Edie, were granted recommendations for permanent certificates by the board of school controllers. They will take the permanent certificate examination Saturday as the new school code may require five more branches.
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Board of School Controllers
Nellie Hart
Mary Hennon
Grace Mullian
Edna E. Bradford
Oliver S. Johnston
Elizabeth E. McLean
Roberta Martin
Halida Petterson
Bessie Gailey
Katherine Edie
Western Allegheny Begins Work on Kaylor to Reidsburg Line
Western Allegheny has started preliminary work on a new line from Kaylor Pennsylvania to Reidsburg to connect with the Franklin and Clearfield line of the New York Central. Grading will be done by Western Allegheny crews with track laying contracts later. Surveys and much right of way are complete or optioned. Rumors link the line with Baltimore and Ohio New Castle division or New York Central for long term traffic.
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Western Allegheny
Kaylor
Reidsburg
Franklin & Clearfield
New York Central
Pittsburg Post
Western Allegheny Forces
Pittsburg
Bessemer & Lake Erie
New Castle
Baltimore & Ohio
Coopers Lose Motion for New Trial in Supreme Court
The Coopers lose their bid for a new trial as the Supreme Court denies the appeal. Proceedings set to proceed under existing verdict and court orders.
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Coopers
Coop ers appeal after Carmack murder verdict ruling
Judge Hart overruled a new trial motion for Colonel Duncan Cooper and his son Robin Cooper in the Carmack murder case. Both men remain sentenced to 20 years and have filed an appeal to the state supreme court while planning an extended trip.
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United Press
Nashville
Tenn
Hart
Duncan Cooper
Robin Cooper
Senator Carmack
Coopers
Supreme Court
Judge Hart
Duncan B. Cooper
Anderson
Brandenburg Refuses to Discuss Cleveland Letter
Branden Brandenburg, jailed on larceny charges tied to a forged Cleveland letter denouncing Bryan, declined to discuss an insinuation that Frank Hitchcock funded his defense. He plans to prove innocence with letters from C F Hastings and exchanges between Norman Mack and Frank C Lewis. New York officials expected Thursday to pursue extradition.
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United Press
San Francisco
Broughton Brandenburg
Cleveland
Bryan
Frank Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
C. F. Hastings
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Frank C. Lewis
Cincinnati
New York
Brandenburg
Roosevelt shoots couple of bucks in East Africa
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit recover from illness in Nairobi and begin big hunting plans. Roosevelt scores two small game bucks and enjoys lions roaring at night while Loring and Heller show signs of strain from travel and climate. Plan is to acclimate before full hunting begins in a day or two as weather improves.
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Warrington Dawson
United Press
Nairobi
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Astir
Loring
Heller
Tax delinquents face levy on household goods in city
Fourteen levies on household goods were imposed yesterday by City Treasurer C. C. Duff for unpaid city and school taxes. If the parties do not settle at once, their goods will be sold. Duff continues a campaign against tax delinquents and is determined that all arrears be paid.
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C. C. Duff
Trespass suit filed against Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Michael Pyle has filed a trespass action against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad over land alleged to have been taken. The statement of claim has not yet been recorded.
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Michael Pyle
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Sheriff Seizes Personal Property in Auction Notice
Sheriff Waddington has seized personal property of John Glasser at 29 West Long Avenue. The item will be sold under the hammer on Tuesday May 4 to satisfy an execution for 100 dollars issued by Attorney Walter S Reynolds.
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Waddington
John Glasser
West Long Avenue
Walter S. Reynolds
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Convention at Volant
Many local people will attend the Lawrence county W C T U convention at Volant on Thursday April 29. Those from the city will depart by the 9 20 train and Volant W C T U will serve luncheon to visitors.
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Lawrence County
Volant
Jury in Hains murder trial completed in Flushing
The jury in Captain Peter Hains murder case was completed at 2 15 this afternoon in Flushing. Jacob Knecke a 29 year old cutter was chosen as the twelfth juror.
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Flushing
L. L
Peter Hains
William R. Annis
Jacob Knecke
Cutter
Attell Injures Hand. Might Sit Out Six Months
Abe Attell hurt his right hand in a bout with Biz Mackey in Columbus Ohio. Doctors say the knuckle cracked in the third round mirrors a prior hand injury from a fight with Jabez White of England. Attell won the bout by keeping Mackey off with his left until the towel was thrown in during the eighth round.
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Columbus
Abe Attell
Attell
Mackey
Fights Postponed After Electric Wires Cut
In Memphis on April 27, the Lucy Peppers with Tommy Garry and Donnie Goodman with Frankie White were postponed when electric wires were cut just before showtime at the Phoenix club open air arena. Return checks were issued to over 2,000 fans and the bouts were rescheduled for tonight. the culprit is unknown.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lucy Peppers
Tommy Garry
Donnie Goodman
Frankie White
Phoenix Club
Death Records for multiple individuals listed with ages and addresses
William Wesley Cubbison age 63 of 57 North Mercer Street. Ralph R. Patton age 60 of 91 Croton Avenue. Dorothy Burgess of Rochester New York. Mrs Charlies W Ramsey age 50 of Kansas City Missouri. James Appleton age 66 of 326 West Grant Street.
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William Wesley Cubbison
North Mercer Street
Ralph R. Patton
Croton Avenue
Dorothy Burgess
Rochester
N. Y
Charlies W. Ramsey
Kansas City
James Appleton
West Grant Street
Pooler Improves After Appendi citis Operation
Max A. Pooler superintendent of the lighting department for the Mahoning and Shenango Valley Railway and Light company is improving after an appendectomy at Shenango Valley hospital. The item notes his recovery from surgery.
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Max A. Pooler
Mahoning and Shenango Valley Railway & Light Company
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mr. Pooler
William W. Cubbison Dies After Illness in New Castle
William Wesley Cubbison a son of New Castle pioneers and lifelong resident died early Tuesday morning April 27 at 8:40 following about two weeks illness. He became critically ill Monday as pneumonia followed initial lung congestion and died at the family home 57.
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William Wesley Cubbison
New Castle
North
Mercer Street
Cubbison
Cubbison, Noted New Castle Man, Dies After Long Illness
W. W. Cubbison, longtime druggist and public servant in New Castle, died after a lengthy battle with pleural pneumonia. Born November 29, 1846, he led in business, served as alderman, fire chief, and a Mason for 38 years, leaving a widow Emily Clifford Cubbison and three children. Funeral at his home and Greenwood cemetery interment.
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W. W. Cubbison
Pumpkintown
East New Castle
Archibald and
Angeline Cubbison
Vigilants
Emily C. Clifford
Trinity Church
Cubbison
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lodge of the Craft
Emily Clifford Cubbison
Clifford Milton Cubbison
South Bend
Ind
Alice W
Margaret A
William A. Cubbison
Former Mahoning Sheriff Narrowly Escapes Car Crash
Fr. L. DeNormandie once Mahoning County sheriff escaped injury when his auto collided with a carriage and veered into a ditch. No one was seriously hurt in the mishap reported yesterday.
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Fr. L. DeNormandie
Mahoning County
New Othman Leader Crowned as 29th Victor of Conquest
The article notes NATO'S ASSEMBLY AND RELIGIOUS EDICT ended his reign and names a new head of the Othman as the 29th descendant of the Victor of Constantinople.
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NATO
Victor
Constantinople
Law of Succession Guides New Sultan Despite Weak Qualities
Report states the new sultan is deemed a man of weak qualities but will be checked by counselors to prevent harm. The advisory council is expected to curb any overreach while maintaining royal authority.
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Constantinople
Abdul
Yusseff Izzedin
Othman
Yussef
Rechad
Yildiz
Sheik-Ul-Islam
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W. E. McKee
Lusk
Ohio Fire Marshal
Allegheny
Tennessee
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Cooper
Carmack
Roosevelt
Trspass
W. C. T. U. Convention
Hains Jury
M. A. Pooler
Brooklyn Eagle
Abdul Hamin
Mehemmed Rechad
National Assembly
Sheik-Ali-Islam
Abdul Hamid
Mhemmed Abedad Effendi
Saba-Ed-Din
Seraglio
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