Negro Is Cut In Poker Game Scrap
A dispute over money in a Rose Point poker game left Charles Rowling badly cut and Jerry Harris charged with felonious assault with intent to kill. Detectives tracked Harris to the scene and he was arraigned with $1,600 bail set for Saturday’s hearing.
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Rose Point
Betwen
Charles Rowlin
Jerry Harris
Moravia Street
Howlin
J. M. Dunlap
Hicks
Rowling
Harris
L. C. Mantz
Rowlin
Large Attendance At Nazarene Tent Meeting
Large attendance marked the Nazarene tent meetings on Shenango Street over the weekend. Saturday afternoon 26 attended the roan hour cottage prayer service, a record to date. Sunday school drew 127 in attendance while Rev McNeene spoke on Morals and heart burning moments followed by themes on the Holy Ghost and a call to conversion. Tonight services start at 7 30 with a duet by Mr and Mrs Lester Fury and trombone by Rev Rowe.
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Nazarene
Shenango Street
McNeene
Hesiant
Lester Fury
Rowe
Arrest Pair On Liquor Charge In City
Joe Tempest and Hannah Wright, described as negroes, were arrested about 3 o clock this morning by County Detective M. Dunlap and Officers Miller and Hicks. Tempest faces liquor possession charges while Wright is charged with selling liquor before Alderman Walter T. Hamilton. They will have seven hearings later. Tomorrow is Dollar Day at The Regent with 5 ticket for One Do Inc offers.
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Joe Tempest
Hannah Wright
7. M. Dunlap
Miller
Hicks
Tempest
Wright
Walter T. Hamilton
Regent
Do Inc
E L
Conover
E. L. Conover
Leetonia
Anness
Pearson mi
Neshannock Avenue
Acro
Walter E. Conover
Pine Street
Bertha Conover Davila
Cleveland
Claude
Virginia Dzabeth
Walter Conover, Jr
Robert Oliver Davis
What Did You See Squad at Trinity Church Corner
A garbled slice describes youths playing cowboy and Indian near Trinity church on Mil and Fill streets. It notes cow-punchers prevailing over redskins and mentions police, loiterers on Public Square, a bulldog sniffing a poodle, farmers’ flivvers, a saxophonist buying a reed, and a smoker with a nickel box of matches, all in a local street scene.
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Trinity Church
Mil
Polinieca
France and Britain reopen debt talks amid US funding terms
France under the Dawes plan seeks an annual 7,000,000 pound payment while awaiting American debt commissioners to fund its 4,000,000,000 dollar bill. Callaux and Churchill face political risk as Britain worries over high taxes and expenditures. Both seek only an agreement in principle with experts to iron out funding later, Hogland signaling caution.
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France
America
Washingon
United States
Callaux
London
Calllaux
Churchill
England
Cailliux
Cailluux
Leet
Paris
Britain
Hogland
Eastbrook Homecoming Draws Attendees From Many States
The Eastbrook Homecoming Sunday featured a welcome from Rev. R. C. Stewart of Ragland and a closing address by Ralph McConnell, a missionary just returned from Siam. Attendees included men and women from Texas, Kansas, Indiana, the District of Columbia, and other states, celebrating a half century since the town’s early industry.
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Eastbrook
Apo
John hepehGnes
R. C. Stewart
Rich Hill Presbyterian Church
Ragland
Ralph McConnell
Siam
Texas
Kansas
Indiana
District of Columbia
Local woman active in Bible classes and W C T U dies
Miss Melee a Portersville native, long active in church and civic work, affiliated with Laura Youns Bible class Berean Bible class and the W C T U Frances Willard. She lived in this city and vicinity and inspired many through uplift efforts. Her body will arrive this evening over the P and L E. Dines. funeral plans await sister Mrs J N McCandless arrival from Clifton Springs.
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Laura Youns
Berean
W. Coca
Frances Willard
P. & L. B. Dines
J. N. McCandless
Clfton Springs
Dayton merchant charged in bank robbery case
A Dayton merchant faces charges of bank robbery as part of a weekend incident report. The text also details multiple auto accidents around Washington street and the Public Square, listing names and addresses of involved drivers and minor damage with no serious injuries reported.
Death of Lawrence County legal figure recalled in obituary
The obituary recalls a longtime Lawrence County lawyer and veteran who rose from Wayne township schools to Ohio Northern University and Ada, then practiced with Gunningham & Graham. He served as district attorney from 1903 to 1906, and held commissions as captain in the Spanish American War and in the Philippine Insurrection, later commanding Cavalry units and serving on the Mexican border campaign. He was active in business beyond his legal career.
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Countence County
Wayne Township
Ada University
Ohio Northern University
Lawrence County
Gunningham & Graham
Superior
Supreme Courts
State of
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Sons of
Vaterana
Porto Rico
42Nd
United States Volunteer Infantry
Pennsylvania Cavalry
First Pennsylvania Cavalry
W Secretary Dies After Brief Illness
W secretary dies following a brief illness. The article notes her long service with the association and her role as an active member of the Central Presbyterian Church, reflecting on her contributions and community involvement.
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Central Presbyterian
Local leader died. longtime resident and business organizer
Major Cunningham, organizer and president of Consolidated Stone & Mining, played a key role in wartime community efforts during World War I. He married Jessie Westlake in 1905 and leaves a sister, several fraternal affiliations, and a son. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 3 pm at the family home, with burial in Oak Park cemetery.
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Consolidated Stone & Mining Company
Major Cunningham
Jessie Westlake
David M. Marshall
Wampum
Charles
New Castle Lode No. 42
New Castle Lodge No
United Spanish-American War Veterans
Sons of Veterans
M. E
West
Washington Street
Herbert A. Iwins
M. E. Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Samuel Cameron
Abel Cameron
New Galilee
John Lewis
Willis Houk
Warapum
Neshannock U.P. Cemetery
Liberty Theatre Radio Week Opens With Talent Drive
Announcer McClusky outlines first program at six o'clock and silent hours from seven to eleven each night. After the show around eleven, broadcasting resumes until one or two. Jack McClusky invites all who can sing or perform to report at 31 o'clock to Bart Richards for auditions. The News promotes a week of radio concerts with an audience aftershow.
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McClusky
Liberty Theatre
Jack McCinsky
Mr. McClusky
Bart Richards
Radio Montoy
Saturay
Girl Slayer of Mother Rejoices at Manslaughter Verdict
The jury found the girl not guilty by reason of insanity after a long vote, with one member holding out for insanity. They agreed the killing was unpremeditated and without malice, resulting in a manslaughter verdict. Dorothy, optimistic, expects parole after four years if imprisoned.
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Aira
Alma
D. Harris
Dorothy
Mrs H N Armstrong Sings At Church Event
Mrs H N Armstrong of New York formerly Miss Sue Harvard of this city sang three solo numbers at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. The program included Open the Jutes of the Temple by Knoll God is Our Refuge and Lead Us Into the Light by Ward Stevens. The church was filled to capacity to hear the nationally known singer.
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Flerhert
Armstrong
New York
Sue Harvard
Alty
First Presbyterian Church
Knoll
Ward Stevens
Traffic accidents summary August 16 22
Traffic incidents report 226 persons injured in August 16 22 period. January 1 to August 22 totals show 583 persons injured. Data appears jagged with misprints but indicates city and country road accidents, with injuries and fatalities noted.
Deaths Of The Day In Lawrence County and beyond
A compilation of obituaries and notices from Lawrence County and nearby areas detailing the deaths of Mrs. Rachel Frew of New Brighton, Mrs. Ella Halfmaster Dutt of Denver, and other local figures. Also notes on funeral arrangements, survivors, and burial plans across multiple communities including Oak Park cemetery and local churches.
Repairing Champ Sets Lawrence County Record Toward Tires
Emil Burlesser of the Loose Nut Club claims a unique motorist repair record in Lawrence County. He repaired two or more tubes daily last week during trips to and from camp at New Wilmington Junction after fourteen punctures and blow-outs in seven days. He suggests a new tire set to ease high troubles and contemplates entering the business. challengers question who can beat the record.
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Emil Burlesser
Loose Nut Club
Lawrence County
Semi
New Wilmington Junction
Fandhres
City Council Candidates and Primaries Listed in Ward Totals
Names appear for Fourth Ward and other wards indicating Republican primaries and two year terms for City Council positions. The list includes candidates such as JESS W. JENKINS and LOUIS G GENKINGER, with other wards mentioning PATTERSON HARLIUE 2, and OLIVER A. ROD for various offices. A note adds a Dollar Day promotion offering four tickets for a dollar from The Regent.
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Jess W. Jenkins
Fourth Ward
War Council
Louis G
Genkinger
Republean
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Box Point
H. R. Huston Howe. CO
M. C. Limber Co
Greer Brig
N. Moreer St
Great Britain
Dayton
Public Square
Hwart
Hast Washington Street
Joe Miner
God Talylor Street
Ralph Pearce
Meyer Avenue
Hast Washington Street Bridge
G. Katros
West Washington Street
Jeannette
Webster
L. A. Rice
Edgewood Avenue
Ore Baking Company
Wright Market
I W
Mahoniy Road
R. D
Ray Voyles
Scotland Lane
Ray Street
Hytler Avenue
Ray
Voyles
Harold Yarlow
Divison Street
Hollis Critchlow
Vine Street
Croton Avenue
Oicense
Joseph Sabo
Gardner Avenue
Washington
East Streets
C. M. Boston
Savannah
Denver
Alex Hmnka
Henry Budkowski
Streat
Washington Streat
Thomas McCarthy
Fourth Street
Hilwood City
Best
East Washinton Street
M. F. Gervenak
Emerson Avenue
Farrell, Pa
Fag AE
Aes Cseyag Ae
Pege Ona
New Castle
Rachel Frew
New Brighton
Beaver Valley General Hospital
Frew
Jamey Irew
Flora Campbell
Nancy McKnight
Eliza
Newell
Neshannock Church
Mr. Dutt
Ella Halfmaster Dutt
AM. Dutt
Colo
Dutt
Hillavillea
First Baptist Church of
Lillian &, Duff
Waller W. Duf
Ensure Avenue
Big City
Celeste Stacy
Youngstown
Lucy A. Patterson
This City
Lille E, Hoffmaster
Phoenix
Atiz
W. FH. Moffmaster
A. M. Soffmaster
Grove City
Mr. Richards
William Richards
John M. Evang
South Mill Street
Surdival
W. C. Lewis
First Congregational Church
Oak Park
Frank
Hurd
Mira Montgomery
Spruce Street
Mingrel Wells
Kenton, O
W. A. Ferguson
Nenasha
Wisconsin
Perguson
Henry Hites
John F. Hites
Flenry Hites
Akron
Ohio
Thfa City
Edward W
Butler
Emil Durlesser
Jodgs. Obert
Picker de
Jude
Republics
Plummer
Emery Second Ward
Ee Bildelland
McClelland North
Beaver Township
Mi. C
Clint) Kunnect
ZDW
O'Brien
William M. Houde
Tosefph B. Pilok
Regietor & Recorder
Jhankwetta W. Button
Republican
Primariea
Register and Recorder
P.M Adams
New Caeta
Whee Wardmar Ellwood Cis
A. S. Laslie Thire
New Castle, Pa
Sherriff
Wa DomiiaTon
W. 2. McEeu
Eastbroca
H. M
Buck” Retholds
Frank N. Johnston
Jack M. Dumdap
Republican Pri
Shetift
A. M
Bert) Dinsmore
Heriff
E. Fen
Burgess
Ellwood City
Swid
First Ward
J. Elder Bevan
New Castle Publican
Orville Brown
Jpinnee
NCH
Patterson
Datson A
Sea and
Far Eee Counci
Harliue
Third Ward
Tera Dim Tv
SwEnsy
Sixth Ward Repubitican
Kor City Coumeili
Danizr A. Morrow
Second Ward
Rennie
Tor Clix Councils
Walter
Tyler
Oliver A. Rod
Saers Titrney Republican McK
Sehigg
Ane R. Young
Ward
Vidermans
Socom Ward
Tat, Trepublicsn Primary
Liderman
Richard A
Nesbanagel
Gur
Opportunity Week
New Castle Dry Goods Co
the Winter CO
Lew Castle
Women's Apparel Department
Jersey
Dodge Brothers
Foster Brothers, Inc
Jefferson Street
Dance Bramers Dealers
Selt Goon User Cars
Phunmer Emery
Emery Publicity Committee
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