Death of Major Cunningham at 605 Q West Washington Street
Joseph V. Cunningham prominent citizen attorney and Spanish American War veteran died Sunday evening at 6 oclock at his home 605 Q West Washington Street after fourteen weeks illness. Born October 12 1872 in Wayne township he was 53. He served as district attorney of Lawrence County and was active in many lines. His father was James W Cunningham mother Angeline Myers Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. _ Cunningham
West
Washington Street
Major Cunningson
Wayne Township
James W
Angeline Myers Cunningham
First Day To Register For New Castle Voters
Thursday marks the first registration day for New Castle voters. Registration officials will be at precincts to register city voters for the upcoming primary and general elections this fall. All eligible voters must register this fall to vote in September and November. Previous registrations are not valid for the fall elections.
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New Castie
New Castle
Radio Station Adopts New Evening Call-In Show
An old radio promo invites listeners to switch to a station described as the evening choice. It touts local connections, neighbor testimonies, and a call-in format aimed at engaging audiences tonight. The message includes playful language about tuning in and enjoying the program.
Begonia Nine Feet Tall Reported by Mrs Botham
Mrs Matthew Botham of Maboning Toad reports an Angel Wing Begonia reaching nine feet indoors. The plant has grown this summer and bloomed constantly, claiming a new height record for indoor specimens.
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Matthew Botham
Y W Secretary Annette McKee Dies After Illness
Annette McKee, long time financial secretary of the YWCA in this city, died at Clifton Springs sanitarium at 4:35 AM after an operation last week. She fell ill while visiting Miss Laura Stevenson and had been connected with the YWCA since its 1907 founding, serving as financial secretary and later general secretary. Her death ends a life of active church and community service loved by many in local and outside circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette McKee
Young Women's Christian Association
Clifton Springs Sannatarium
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Miss McKee
Laura Stevenson
W. CO. A
Rw. C. A
Asylum Head Denies Rumor Scott Is Sane
Dr. Frank A. Stubblefield, superintendent of the State Asylum for the Criminal Insane in Chester Illinois, refutes reports that Russell Scott Chicago slayer was deemed sane and slated for Cook County execution. He denies issuing any statement and says Scott remains under observation with exams to continue for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Mena Service
Chester
Ill
Frank A. Stubblefield
State Asylum For the Criminal Insane
Russell Scott
Chicago
Scott
Cook County
Stubblefield
Tiny French harbor bottled by Otto Harms in North Jefferson
A remarkable 2 ounce glass bottle contains a minuscule model of a French seashore village. Tiny houses sit on hills, trees grow out, a waterfront church and a lighthouse guide a harbor barque amid painted waves. Harms, a 21 year sailor, created this intricate scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Harms
North
Jefferson Street
Mr. Harms
Harms
France Reopens Debt Talks With Great Britain
France and Britain renewed negotiations on funding France's debt with Britain awaiting terms. Finance Minister Caillaux and Winston Churchill met in London to discuss proposals, including possible annual payments and currency terms, amid reports of offers ranging from 60 million to 106 million dollars, to be paid in sterling and half- German marks.
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Harry Flory
International
London
France
England
Caillaux
Winston Churchill
M. Caillaux
Treasury
Churchill
M. Calllaux
Calllaux Malas
Garman
Foge Two
Ministers Killed in Forsythe Auto Collision
Two Erie area Methodist ministers Rev Roy Lee Dunleavy and Rev James MacIntosh were killed Saturday when their car was struck by an interurban trolley near Forsythe New York. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday at 11 a.m. from Wesley church and 2 p.m. from Cascade M B church. Daylight saving time. Local attendance expected.
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Roy. Lee Dunleavy
Cascade M. B
Eric
James MacIntosh
Wesley M. E
Erie
Forsythe
N. Y
Jtev
Dunleavy
New Castle
Homer B. Davis
MacIntosh
Wesley Church
Cascade M
Girl Slayer Of Mother Rejoices On Jury Verdict
Dorothy Ellingson, 17, convicted of matricide, says the manslaughter verdict is a vindication as she awaits sentencing at Ingleside jail. Her attorney seeks reform school instead of prison for one to ten years while Judge Louderback weighs options.
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Ellis H. Martin
International News
Servion Sratt
San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Ellingson
Clara Phillips
Hammer
Louise Peete
Jacob Denman
Little
San Quentin
Beelmingly
Epse
Dorothy
Ingleside
Louderback
Walter McGovern
Dorothy Praters
Reform School
Iright
Home Coming at Fastbrook Sunday at Eastbrook Church
Home Coming held Sunday at Eastbrook Methodist Church drew hundreds of members and former members with many outside unable to enter the auditorium. The event featured a choir directed by R A Patturnon, prayers by FH H Marland, and an address by Rev Charles Stankard who spoke of his Basthrok roots. Mrs B J Clemens, 52, was identified in a continuing note.
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Eastbrook Methodist Church
Liawouthermus
R.A. Patturnon
FH. H. Marland
Charles Stankard
Stankard
Basthrok
Tame
B. J. Clemens
New Castle Tags In Canada Reported By Visitor
A visitor from New Castle observed Canadian plates while traveling near Rice Lake Canada. The party included Bishop and his wife plus their son James, and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Patterson of this city were with them on the trip.
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New Castle
Canada
North
They Struet
Secont
Castile
Mr. Bishop
Janes
C. BE. Patterson
Three Injured In Week-End Accidents
A Sunday accident on the Youngstown road near Scotland Lane injured Roger Charnock, his uncle Roy Taylor, and tied up two other vehicles. The 20 month old Roger received facial cuts requiring three stitches from flying glass after a windshield broke. Roy Taylor suffered torn ligaments in his leg and stayed home. A parked Ford facing New Castle caused the crash as vehicles maneuvered to avoid it, with other drivers involved including B F Mautz and H J Lynn. State Patrolman Maude handled both incidents as crews reported further collisions on English Avenue and nearby roads.
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Roger
Percival Charnock
Roy Taylor
Boyles Avepas
Youngstown
Scotland Lane
Charnock
Taylor
Ford
New ~ Castle
B. F. Mautz
North Phillips Pinca
H. J. Lynn
Youngs
Y. M.C. A. Wer
Mra
Little Son
James W. Taylor
Roy
Eagles Avenue
Mantacana
Lynn
Mike Shenker Haybor
Robert Sharrock
North Em Street
Warren
English Avenue
Trobert
New Castle
Maude
Marriage Licenses Jos Bari Sheriff Lowellville Co
Be sparse readable text lists licenses and names including New Castle Winifred M Zahniser and Stonybora pairs, with local sheriffs and towns appearing in fragmented entries, indicating marriage license notices with names and places.
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Jos Bari Sheriff
Lowellville, Co
Apna F
Thomas Summerville Pa
Mirahy
Beaver Pals
Ethel
Morgan
Danyver Fatts Rod J
Nicken
New Castle
Winifred M. Zahniser
Stonybora
Secret wage meeting signals new miners contracts
Report from Philadelphia says miners and coal operators are holding informal meetings in hotel corridors to discuss the new wage contracts after Atlantic City negotiations. The meetings are open and cordial at first but tend to become heated, with UMW officials and operators involved. John J. Lewis met with labor camp members as dealers report unprecedented coal demand due to anticipated hoard suspensions on September 1.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Yhat
Atlantic City
United Mine Workers
John J. Lewis
United Ming Workers of America
Poweral
Death notices for multiple individuals across states
Brief death notices list several individuals with ages and locations, including Tiachel Brew age 81 in New Relghion and Joseph VL Cunainghini age 58 in Gs West Washington Street, plus entries for M. Dull of Denver and other names such as Cole Paddy KL Conover Leetonia Ohio Frank S. Hurd Miteral Wells Miss Annette Meliro 307 Vine Street Samuel Caneron Naw Gal Nee.
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Tiachel Brew
New Relghion
Joseph VL Cunainghini
West Washington Street
M. Dull
Denver
Colepaddy
KL. Conover
Leetonia
Ohio
Frank S. Hurd
Miteral Wells
Texas
Annette Meliro
Vine Street
Samuel Caneron
Naw Gal- Nee
County Teachers Institute Opens With 270 Enrolled
About 270 teachers enrolled as the annual Lawrence County Teachers Institute began its week long session this morning at 9 oclock. County Superintendent Charles F Bull and Assistant Superintendent John Jars lead activities with instructors Dr Edwin Barlow Evans Dr William Pierce Dr J Y Shambach Dr J M Glas Dr CG Fetterolf and Dr Howard C Harper. The week features lectures, entertainment, and music directed by Prof WL HR McCullough and Leora Hanna with the Earnest Gamble concert party providing evening amusement.
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Tcelock
Lawrence County
Teachers’ Institute
Charles F
WL HR. McCullough
Wampum
Leora Hanna
Mt. Jackson
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Major Cunningham
Major J. ¥. Cunnin
Arthur Mometer
KFT
Luis
Staton
Lhe News
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Polich
Chicago University
Calius
John Klassin
University of Chicago
Kensington
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Kiasain
James R. Mitcham
Callins
Archie Cahlini
Kiasaln
Klagsin
Kansas
Mitcham
Fort Worth
Y. W
New York
Asylum Head
Chester Asylum
Walter C. Fain
Norfolk
House of Delegates
Virginia General Assembly
Great Britain
United States
Vinc—houu
Fastbrook
Methodist Church
Youngstown Road
City
W. H. Dunlap
New Castle Radiophans
WHBG
New Castle News
Liberty Theatre
Sam H. Dunlap
Ing
Smith-Williams Institute
Nick Whyte
Hs Southerners
Cescade Park
O'Clotk
Bertha Pritchard Taylor
E. Bleck
H. B. McConnell
J. Roy Strobel
Pizno Solas
A. T. Kissinger
E. E
Dorothy Robison
Glave Swisher
Thomas Martin God Glenn Cunningtom
Genevieve Young
WKBG
Rome
County Teachers Institute
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