Charges Brought by Mrs Phillips in Assault and Non Support Case
Annie Phillips accuses Harry Phillips of failing to support their minor child and of assault and battery. After escape attempt from Constable Frank Wellar, Phillips was jailed. four blocks from court Wellar restrained him. Letters found on Phillips will be used at hearing, including unsigned notes to Anna Phillips and statements about debts at the Jefferson hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wellar
Harry Phillips
Annie Phillips
Alderman Ranney
Phillips
Wellar
Shenango Valley Hospital
Jefferson Hotel
Western Union
Andy
Youngstown
N. G
Anna Phillips
Grant Street
Anna
William
Hilsboro
New Castle
Race death by own action sparks French censorship plan
Paris reports government to prosecute authors editors and publishers of books advocating eugenic or race death by own action ideas. Minister Bryant announced a new plan to curb such theories amid depopulation concerns blamed on church state separation and schools. Deputy De Clagny pushes a pro Parenthood bill and Catholic groups blame secular policies for low birthrates. Statistics show 28 000 more births in the first half of the year than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bryant
Gauthier de Clagny
France
James Ellison Held for Court on Assault Charges
James Ellison was held for court by Alderman Ranney on charges of assault and battery and surety of the peace. He was also held on a second assault and battery charge brought by Frank G. Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ellison
Alderman Ranney
Frank G. Beatty
Tin Trust Heads Cenfer At Pittsburg
Reports say the Aetna Standard tinplate mill strike may end in Pittsburg with talks between district and company officials. Proposals include dismantling Bridgeport plant, importing non union labor, or arbitration by Gov Harmon. details remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburg
American Tinplate Company
Bridgeport
C. A. Robinson
William Goodhue
Tinplate Company
Aetna
Joseph Bishop
Ohio State Board of Arbitration
Gov. Harmon
Tax coupon system eyed to simplify New Castle collections
City Treasurer Duff urged integrating city and school tax books and using return coupon postal cards as in Williamsport to speed up collections. He asked a school board committee to confer with councilmen and noted possible separate books if integration fails. Night school duties add $10 weekly for janitor John McCracken, with costs of the program rising. A county and city school convention is planned for December 17 and 18, under Superintendent Lee Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Duff
Williamsport
Messrs. J. J. Dean
R. C. G. White
C. N. Lockhart
Saparte
John McCracken
Court House
Lee Gilmore
Gilmore
Mexican Freeman Goes to Washington for Probe
L Guitierrez de Lara, jailed in Los Angeles as an alien anarchist, leaves Stockton for Washington to push a congressional inquiry into his arrest and incarceration. He claims support from Senator La Follette and others and was previously linked to John Kibbe Turner during the Barbarous Mexico campaign. He says he was deported to Mexico and shot at Diaz’s orders, and was ordered released by Secretary Nagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Stockton
Cal
L. Guitierrez de Lara
Los Angeles
Diaz
Washington
de Lara
la Follette
John Kibbe Turner
Mexico
Nagle
Department of Commerce and Labor
New Pastor Arrives for R P Church in Town
Rev. S. J. Johnston of Sparta NL accepted the call of the Reformed Presbyterian church here and visited New Castle on Monday. He was en route from the east after the death of his brother in law and plans to begin duties in the city early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Johnston
Sparta
Reformed Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Johnston
Councils Aim To Improve Youngstown Sanitation
Before leaving office the present councils at Youngstown plan to improve city sanitary conditions described as terrible in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Glover Shooting Mystery Deepens in Waltham Case
In Waltham Massachusetts the arraignment of 16 year old Hattie Leblanc for the murder of Clarence F Glover looms as detectives say a second woman may have fired the shots. A witness places a woman near the Glover laundry after the shooting and fleeing the scene. Leblanc’s lawyer Nathan Tufts asserts new evidence could clear his client. Mrs Lillian Glover shows signs of breakdown ahead of the hearing.
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United Press
Waltham
Mass
Hattie Leblanc
Clarence F. Glover
Glover
Nathan Tufts
Leblanc
Lillian Glover
Tufts
Phenix Insurer Chief Says Company Is Sound After Loss
W T Gray new Phenix president declares the Brooklyn firm solvent with a 2 million dollar surplus and promises to restore business. George P Sheldon, the deposed president, is ill but not dying and Hochkiss cites a half to 1.5 million asset shortfall amid falsified records and control abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
W. T. Gray
The
Continental Insurance Company
Phenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
George P. Sheldon
Gray
Henry Evans
Continental
Phenix
Brooklyn Company
Hochkiss
Sheldon
Greenwich
Conn
Sheldon's
Pearl Found in Oysters by Police Lieutenant
Lieutenant Weddell discovered a fine pearl while dining at the Central fire station oyster supper on East Street. He plans to have it appraised for value. This marks the second time a police officer has found a pearl in raw oysters, following Officer Mc Conahy's prior find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hook and Ladder Company
Central Fire Station
East Street
Weddell
McConahy
Citizens petition to vote on road tax method
Scott township and Slippery Rock township residents filed petitions with Judge Porter to return to a work tax instead of cash in the road tax system. The new law requires cash payments. locals prefer the prior work method and expect other townships to seek the old system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Scott Townships
Scott Township
Slippery Rock Township
Porter
Scott and
Slipperyrock
Section Hands Now One Hour Less a Day on Pennsylvania RR
Winter schedule reduces section hands to eight hours daily due to early darkness. The change cuts daily pay by one hour, though no wage reduction is officially implemented since nonworked time is not paid. Workdays will return to nine hours next spring.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
President Taft's Message to Congress Full Text
The issue publishes President Taft's message to Congress in full on pages 10 and 11. The document outlines policy proposals and administrative priorities presented by the executive branch to lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Congress
20 Deputy Sheriffs End Disorder in the Strike District
Sheriff John Waddington with 20 deputies moved on a strikers crowd at Shenango tin mill to enforce court injunction orders. The posse, led by chief deputies from New Castle, vows hourly patrols to protect mill workers and deter disturbance with strict removal for any active disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Martins Ferry
John Waddington
Shenango
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Bishop and Wiggins
Pennsylvania Detective Agency
New Castle
Calhoun Named Minister to China with Mt Jackson Ties
William J. Calhoun, a Pittsburgh native and Chicago attorney turned diplomat, has been appointed minister to China. Born and raised in Mt. Jackson, he later practiced law in Danville and Chicago, served on the Interstate Commerce Commission, and conducted notable inquiries for Presidents McKinley and Roosevelt. He plans holiday visits in Boston and Washington before a January return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson
William J. Calhoun
China
Willie” Calhoun
Willie
Poland
Ohio
Calhoun
Danville
Ill
Chicago
Corporation
McKinley
Cuba
Castro
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburg
Orient
America
Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
Taft
Knox
Health Officer McCandless Grip Fire At City Hall
Health Officer McCandless carried a fumigation grip containing liquid used for house fumigation. The grip exploded in the mayor's office at the police station causing smoke and alarm. An officer moved the device to the hall and extinguished the fire with water as gases from the bottle ignited surrounding material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Unprovoked Strike at Schenectady Locomotive Plant
Boilermakers and tank men at the American Locomotive Co in Schenectady N Y number 670 quit work today over objection to men employed to take time on all work a preliminary step toward a standard time system No settlement has yet been reached
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady, N. Y
Schenectady
American Locomotive Company
Two Resignations From Sunday Committee
Two resignations have been presented to James M. Smith, chairman of the Billy Sunday committee. Rev. A. B. McCormick of Central Presbyterian Church resigns due to work pressure, and G. G. Stitzinger steps down for being away from the city most of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Smith
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
G. G. Stitzinger
Lodge of the Craft to Attend Funeral
A special meeting of Lodge No. 433 F and A M will be held at Masonite Temple East North Street on Wednesday December 1 1 30 o clock to attend the funeral of the late brother George H Van Horn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of the Craft No. 433
Masonite Temple
East North Street
George H. van Horn
Mother of Local Man Takes Poison
Mrs. Adelaide Howard, 50, mother of Glenn M. Howard, a B and O fireman, died by self poisoning in Youngstown. She drank strychnine late Monday night or early Tuesday and was found by friend Mrs. Margaret Galladay at 8 a.m. The note left behind asked kindness for all and requested Miss Galladay play Star of the Sea at her funeral. She leaves husband Irwin Howard and children Glenn, D T, Blanche, and Mrs. J D Galladay. Coroner Klyne and King's undertaking rooms were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Howard
Glenn M. Howard
North Liberty Street
Youngstown
Margaret Galladay
East Raven Avenue
Galladay
Howard
J. D. Galladay
Cleveland Avenue
Irwin Howard
Catherine Galladay
Miss Galladay
Christmas Vacation Dates Set By Board
The city schools will close Thursday evening December 23 for Christmas, resume Tuesday morning January 4, and close for the summer on June 3. Supt. Kimes proposed the schedule so that all remaining school months end on Friday evenings. The board adopted the plan unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Supt
Kimes
Congress Dull to President Message in Both Houses
Members and crowded galleries marked today in Washington as Congress began reading the president's message. The senate saw a shrinking floor as the speech continued with only a few lawmakers remaining, while the house showed a similar turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Death Records for Mrs Adelaide Howard and Mrs Sarah Brisbane
In Chicago two deaths are recorded. Mrs Adelaide Howard aged 50 and Mrs Sarah E Brisbane aged 79. Lombardo Zennaro appears on Center Street in connection with the notices.
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Adelaide Howard
Youngstown
Sarah E. Brisbane
Chicago
Lombardo Zennaro
Center Street
Escaped work gang members face new sentences in Porter court
Three prisoners who escaped from the work gang and were recaptured pleaded guilty to breach of prison and received workhouse terms. Joseph Gray ten months, John Charl sixty days, William Kirkwood unspecified months. Frank Martini and Joe Ross pleaded guilty to conspiracy with later sentences to be set. Martini said he needed money and described liquor-related schemes as a way to raise funds.
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Judge Porter
Joseph Gray
John Charl
William Kirkwood
Frank Martini
Joe Ross
Martini
Young
Sherman House
Frank Vecchio
Park Pharmacy
Baltimore and Ohio
Chewton
Ross
McKees Rocks
William Bowman
M. J. Gibbons
Washington Street
John Gordon
George Russell
Gordon
L County
Logan
McKees
Rocks
W. E. Bartholomew
D. J. Mulcahy
Ellwood City
Frank Brown
Brown
Rohrer
English Revenues Slump Amid Duty Evasion and Speculation
London reports a collapse in expected import duties as large buyers avoid taxes by importing tea tobacco and liquor free of duty. Speculators flood the market with untaxed goods while government faces legal and political hurdles delaying revenue collection ahead of the January election.
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United Press
London
Internal Revenue
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Chads
Mrs. Phillips
G. F
Tin Trust
Cenfer
R.P. Church
Rev. S. J. Johnston
Laundryman
Road Gang
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