Socialists of Chicago seek Roosevelt impeachment
Radical Chicago labor leaders move to file a petition in the U.S. Senate next winter seeking President Roosevelt's impeachment. A legal committee drafts charges alleging corporate campaign contributions, meddling in state politics, and improper use of office to promote Republican interests including the Hughes Hearst election in New York.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Chicago
Senate
Roosevelt
Re PulMcan
Er. H. Harriman
Moyer
Submarine Lake and Octopus to Undergo 24 Hour Test
Newport news reports secret observers from several powers attend the official test of submarines Lake and Octopus in New England. The test, tied to a $3,000,000 submarine program, requires 24 hours beneath the sea with crews aboard, torpedoes fired at moving targets, and contrasting methods for surfacing.
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Newport
R. I
Lake
Arly
Fire damages Titusville Daily Courier office in Corry
The Titusville Daily Courier office in Corry, owned by Alanson Crosby, was burned this afternoon with a $7,000 loss. The fire began in the rear of a store next to the Courier office and threatened the Hotel Brunswick for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Titusville Daily Courier
Alanson Crosby
Courier
Brunswick
Paul Zeddo Held for Court on Assault Charges
Paul Zeddo appeared before Alderman Williams Monday evening facing two assault and battery counts and was held for court on both. Fruit growers report the crop remained uninjured by the cold spell this year.
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Paul Zeddo
Alderman Williams
Leaders Urge Johnson For Republican State Treasurer Nomination
A New Castle businessman Charles H. Johnson of the Johnson Limestone interests faces pressure from Republican leaders to enter the state treasurer race. Johnson has refused, citing business commitments, though backers credit his reform stance and civic decency. If he consented, party leaders believe he could win a hard fight and unite the ticket.
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Charles Johnson
New Castleman
Charles H. Johnson
Johnson Limestone Company
Johnson
Penrose
Capitol
Mr. Johnson
George W. Johnson
Shenango Valley
One Less Black Hand Man In Lawrence County
Lawrence County loses another Black Hand operative as Joe Pental dies at 11 00 am Tuesday. Tony Monda, a track worker, survived after a stiletto assault at Vitral’s in Newport. Monda refused to pay and shot Pental, who had arrived from Italy a few weeks ago. No funeral plans yet.
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Lawrence County
Joe Pental
Joe Vitrol
Newport
Pental
Tony Monda
Wampum
Vitral’s
Tony
Monda
Black Hand
First National Bank Chief Purchases Lorraine Dietrich Auto
Foltz president of the First National Bank has bought a Lorraine De Dietrich automobile worth about 10 500 dollars. The car will arrive in New York soon and be driven to New Castle by an experienced chauffeur. Foltz plans summer long trips and will drive to New Castle via lakes with the chauffeur.
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W. 5S. Foltz
First National Bank
New York
Foltz
New Castle
Europe
Captain of Roundheads Dies Suddenly at 70
Col J S DuShane reported the death of Hon A B Campbell of McKeesport at 1 AM from heart trouble. Campbell, 70, led the Roundheads and served with a brilliant military record. He was president of Union National Bank of McKeesport and a longtime prominent resident.
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DuShane
Anson Brewer Campbell
McKeesport
A. B. Campbell
Union National Bank
Accountant Alexander Lawson Arrested on Desertion Charge
County Detective Creighton Logan arrested Alexander Lawson in Cleveland on a desertion and non support case filed by Ada Lawson. Lawson, a known accountant and former city controller candidate, waived a hearing and posted $500 bail after a pretrial conference with lawyers.
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Alexander Lawson
Creighton Logan
Cleveland
Ada Lawson
Laborer Falls 18 Feet Fracturing Shoulder
Charles Farrello, a Shenango quarries worker, fell 18 feet Monday and sustained a shoulder fracture. Mrs. Maria Binder withdrew a beating charge against her husband. W. S. and H. G. McKibben sold a business block and several Cleveland houses for 64 600 dollars. Mrs. Z Rabinovitz of Moravia street fractured two ribs after a fall. Mrs. William Hayes burned her right arm while performing domestic tasks. Neshannock Brick and Tile plant at Volant, led by Jos. Rice, to start tomorrow after repairs. Robert Kane was held for court on larceny by John Smith. alleged to have taken a $20 coal payment with no change.
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Charles Farrello
Shenango
Maria Binder
W. S. and
H. G. McKibben
Cleveland
William Hayes
Pollock Avenue
Neshannock Brick and Tile Company
Volant
Jos. Rice
Robert Kane
John Smith
Wiliams
Stone Thrown by Blast Damages Owens Dwelling
A heavy stone was hurled by a blast and shattered the Owens residence on Chestnut Street Tuesday morning. The kitchen windows broke, weather boarding tore away, and the plate roof suffered damage. J. R. Speer, a nearby quarryman, escaped injury.
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Owens Dwelling
Alfred Owens
Chestnut Street
J. R. Speer
Thought Wife Believed Dead. Bromley Seeks Divorce
Samuel C. Bromley files for divorce from Esther A. Bromley alleging she faked death in Troy after marrying John Cox and later living with F. M. White in Yonkers. He cites desertion and adultery and notes they have one son. Isabene A. Conley also seeks divorce from Herbert L. Conley on adultery grounds with Elinor McKelvy named as co respondent.
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P. Emery
Samuel C. Bromley
Esther A. Bromley
Bromley
Esther A. Cox
John Cox
Troy
New York
Isabene A. Conley
Herbert L. Conley
Elinor McKelvy
No Publication Of Assessments Debate In City Council
The special committee on board of revision reductions did not require newspaper publication of all assessments in its report to council. Instead a pamphlet form for the next triennial assessment was proposed, a plan seen as costly and impractical for all taxpayers to receive.
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Board of Revision
Torgue
Commissions for Aldermen and Justices Arrive
Commissions for Alderman Charles B. Mayne of the First ward and George B. McClain of the Seventh ward along with 13 Lawrence county justices of the peace arrived at the register and recorder’s office Tuesday morning and are being recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Mayne
George B. McClain
Seventh Ward
Lawrence County
Register and Recorder's Office
Wright On Trial For Murder At Mercer
Hamilton Wright faces murder charges in Mercer as jurors are seated. Neighbors heard two shots after a quarrel with his wife on February 2. authorities report Mrs. Wright died the same day. Wright plans to plead temporary insanity.
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Hamilton Wright
Mercer
Wright
Funeral of Mrs Hamilton Held at Residence
Funeral services for the late Mrs Ebbie Hamilton will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 from the family residence.
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Mrs. Hamilton
Ebbie Hamilton
Attorney Thomas Dickey Falls Ill on Street
Attorney Thomas Dickey was taken ill on the street Monday and had to go home in an ambulance. Friends are glad to know the illness is not serious and he is reported considerably better today.
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Thomas Dickey
Educators Considered for Thiel College Presidency
Several prominent educators are under consideration for the presidency of Thiel College, with candidates representing a range of academic disciplines and leadership backgrounds. The Board of Trustees weighs strategic vision, fundraising ability, and institutional fit as they review profiles and interview top contenders.
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Thiel College
Weather outlook for western Pennsylvania regions
Forecasters predict rain in the south with snow or rain in the north. Colder tonight with Wednesday partly cloudy conditions. Forenoon risk of rain or snow in the south, followed by cooler weather.
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Pennsylvania
All Streets in Youngstown Get Paper Waste Cans
Youngstown announces an effort to equip every paved street with waste cans or boxes for paper and refuse. The plan targets improving cleanliness citywide and encouraging proper disposal in public thoroughfares.
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Youngstown
State ownership urged to fix failing medical schools
Chicago April 30 The American Medical association council on medical education reports about 4000 doctors graduate annually with three quarters deemed incompetent One remedy proposed is state ownership of medical schools though consensus says it is not feasible The discussion highlights equipment shortages weak instruction and useless exam methods across colleges.
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Press Dispatch
Chicago
Council On Medical Education of the
American Medical Association
Westminster Relay Team Returns Home After National Victory
Westminster's victorious relay team led by Brown Marks McKay Mitchell and Vance arrived in New Wilmington after winning at the national meet in Philadelphia. About 100 students greeted them at the depot, carried the men to campus on their shoulders, and heard speeches from President Russell. A celebratory dinner followed and a half holiday was proclaimed.
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Messrs
Brown
Marks
McKay
Mitchell
Vance
Westminster
Philadelphia
Harry Kuhn
New Wilmington
Russell
Collegians
Candidates for County Committee Files in Eight Areas
The county commissioners' office lists Republican candidates for county committee. Names include Robert Garro Way in First Ward Second Precinct, A Reid English in Third Ward Second Precinct, O L Miller in First Precinct Perry Township Ira A Van Gorder in First Precinct Neshannock Township and 8 P Tanner in North Beaver Township First Precinct.
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Republican County Committee
County Commissioners’ Office
Robert Garroway
A. Reid English
North Beaver Township
O. L. Miller
Perry Township
Ira A. van Gorder
Neshannock Township
8. P. Tanner
Death Record Notices for Haminton Miller Smith Rocco Spiker Campbell Pental
Death notices list Mrs. Ebbie F Haminton aged 39 of 458 Pollock Avenue. Harry W Miller 44 of Monaca. Mary Smith nine months of 46 Ter race Avenue. Louis Rocco 25 of Hillsville. Michael Spiker 7 of Neshannock Township. Hon A B Campbell 70 of Mee Keesport. Joseph Pental 25 of Newport.
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Ebbie F. Haminton
Pollock Avenue
Harry W. Miller
Monaca
Mary Smith
Terrace Avenue
Louis Rocco
Hillsville
Michael Spiker
Neshannock Township
A. B. Campbell
Mee- Keesport
Joseph Pental
Newport
Carpenters in Younselown Prepare for Sizika Work
About 600 carpenters in Younselown are preparing for a sizika project. Details on dates and scope remain unclear, but the workforce mobilization indicates a major construction effort ahead.
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Younselown
Conduit Funds Require Additional Two Thousand Dollars
A brief note states that the conduit project must spend two thousand dollars more to proceed. The directive emphasizes budget augmentation and continued work on the infrastructure matter.
White Elephant Drains City Budget on Fifth Ward Conduit
City councils authorize a $2000 purchase of copper bond wires to shield Union Telephone cables from trolley current and fire alarm lines. The measure aims to prevent damage and legal action from ongoing conduit installations as the costly project moves to the electrical committee for placement.
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Union Telephone Company
City
Devlin
Union Company
Electrical Committee
Troop F of the Pennsylvania National Guard Inspected
Troop F of the National Guard of Pennsylvania in this city underwent a Monday inspection by Col. John P. Penny division inspector N G P Major B W Atkinson United States Army and other Pittsburg officers. The visit included armory checks and drills followed by a Lawrence Club dinner. Major Atkinson departed for Washington D C after a briefing and overnight stay by remaining officers.
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National Guard of
Pennsylvania
John P. Penny
Pittsburg
B. W. Atkinson
United States Army
Washington, D.C
Frank K. Patterson
Lew A. Anshutz
William O. McNary
Mikado Hall
Lawrence Club
J. W. Cunningham
Atkinson
Washington, D. C
Lutherans Open Ninety Third Pittsburg Conference in Ellwood City
About 50 ministers from the Pittsburg Synod gather at Trinity church Ellwood City for the ninety third annual convention. The conference begins Monday and runs through Wednesday with a business session Tuesday afternoon to elect officers for the year.
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Pittsburg
Mayor's veto of public road ordinance stands challenged
City Solicitor James A. Gardner presents an opinion to councils arguing the mayor's veto of the Sixth ward to Mahoningtown road bill is not a law since the vetoed ordinance was not returned to its originating branch. Gardner urges new ordinance introduction and notes the mayor has 15 days to sign or veto, a period not curtailed by any action.
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Hainer
Sixth Ward
Mahoningtown
Atlantic Avenue
James A. Gardner
Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Act of Assembly
Verdicts Favor Plaintiff In Two Civil Cases
The jury awarded S. M. Buchanan $68.78 against J. C. M. Johnston of Wilmington township for a gang plow not paid for. In a separate account case, Joseph Kennedy won $160 against H. C. Birchard of Ellwood City. A Delaware County jury viewed premises in a grading case of the city of New Castle against Jessie Cosel.
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S. M. Buchanan
J. C. M. Johnston
Wilmington Township
Johnston
Buchanan
Joseph Kennedy
H. C. Birchard
Ellwood City
Residents urge Fleming to remain at Clarion church
In Clarion Pennsylvania the First Presbyterian congregation and town residents oppose Rev. Wm. F. Fleming leaving to accept a call from the Central Presbyterian congregation in the city. A mass meeting was held Monday to persuade him to stay. Fleming has not decided and a final answer is expected by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Clarion
Wm. F. Fleming
Central Presbyterian
Rev. Fleming
Clarion Church
Fleming
Death of Hillsville Italian Louis Rocco at 25
Louis Rocco, a Hillsville Italian, died Monday at the hospital where he had been since February 1. He suffered throat trouble that developed into pneumonia. He was 25 years old and unmarried.
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Louis Rocco
Hillsville
Marriage Licenses Recorded in New Castle Area
Adolph Werner and Augusta Mielke from Big Beaver Township join in marriage license. Harry L. Taylor of New Castle and Bessie Irene Burns also listed. Kent John H. Collins and Mary A. Grandy appear among licensees. Northern county records show couples with corresponding dates and locations in the Cleveland era archive.
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Adolph Werner
Pittsburg Agusta Mielke
Big Beaver
Harry L. Taylor
New Castle
Bessie Irene Burns
Kent John H. Collins
Mary A. Grandy
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U.S. Senate
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Secret Agents OF Great Pow
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Marines
G. W. Johnson Limestone Company
New Castle Limestone Company
Penn Limestone Company
Lawrence Limestone Company
American Car & Ship Hardware Manufacturing Company
Beaver Valley Sandstone Company
National Stone Company
Shenango Coal Company
Mahoning Limestone Company
W. 8S. Foltz
Roundheads
Alex Lawson
Samuel
Issabene A. Conley
White
Deshane
Tional Council
Running Wild
Lantic Avenue
Dinance
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