New Portuguese King Faces Turbulent England Backed Regime
Portugal's 19 year old Manuel II sits on the throne after the assassination of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz. A new cabinet replaces the Franco government while England and Spain move ships to Lisbon to protect the monarchy. Republicans blamed. several leaders imprisoned as investigations spread.
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United Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Manuel II
Carlos
Luiz
Manuel
England
Gibraltar
Vigo
Spain
Princess de Asturias
Ferreira de Amaral
Mathias Nunes
Antonio Cabral
Tejera de Souza
Senhor Borino
Interior
Senhor de Limar
Jose V. Alpoim
Jose Azavedo
Senhor Castro
Senhor Vizpena
Edward
Puerca
Republican Party
Socialist Movement
London
Cial
Neo
Premier
New Catholic Church May Be Built Soon
St. Mary's congregation gains ownership of two properties on Diamond street and the Beaver and North streets corner. They may move current buildings to Diamond street and erect a large church on the Beaver and North site, though no definite plan has been set.
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St. Mary's
Diamond Street
First Ward
W. A. Mayne
Falls Street
Beaver
North Street
St. Mary's School
Beaver and
North Streets
Woman pleads guilty to adultery in unusual case
Annie Melzer admitted adultery in court on Monday, receiving a $5 fine plus costs. The married mother of two said her husband sent her to Germany with the children years ago, later divorcing her, and she returned to America working to support them. She alleges a brother in law confined her and, after advances, prompted the arrest she calls suit work.
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Annie Melzer
Germany
America
Talis
Millionaire club debates direct vote tonight
The Y M C A Millionaire Club discusses whether United States senators should be elected by direct vote. D A Hildebrand and Edward Whiteman argue for it, Roy F Brandon and John Smith oppose. The semi monthly meeting draws local interest for its live topics and skilled debate.
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United States
Association Rooms
D. A. Hildebrand
Edward Whiteman
Roy F. Brandon
John Smith
Millionaire’s Club
Brooks to Speak in Akron on Mission Board Address
Rev Crayton and Rev Brooks of the First Christian church spoke in Akron during a Christian Woman’s Board of Missions meeting last night. The Brooks brothers recently held a revival there, closing with 222 additions and a strong C W B M auxiliary.
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Crayton, Brooks
First Christian Church
Akron
Lincoln's Birthday Observed by Mahoning Town Church
The Men’s Club of Mahoning Town Presbyterian will observe Lincoln’s birthday with a regular meeting on Thursday night. Rev. M. W. Keith, the church pastor, will give the address for the occasion.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
M. W. Keith
Beaver clergyman called to Niles church
Rev. Allen Gordon of Beaver has been called to lead the Christian church at Niles, a move awaiting approval and ordination details. The appointment reflects regional ministerial changes affecting church leadership in the area.
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Allen Gordon
Beaver
Christian Church
Niles
Four men knew truth of his life Rockefeller mystery ends
The Sunday World claims John D Rockefeller's father Dr William Avery Rockefeller died May 11 1889 in Freeport Illinois and lies unmarked in Oakland cemetery. He led a double life as William Livingstone and was a bigamist for 34 years with two wives Eliza Davidson Rockefeller and Margaret L Allen Livingston. Only four people knew his real identity: John D Rockefeller William Rockefeller Frank Rockefeller and Pierson Briggs.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
New York World
William Avery Rockefeller
Oakland Cemetery
Freeport
Ill
William Livingstone
Eliza Davidson’ Rockefeller
John D
New York State
Margaret L. Allen Livingston
Ontario
Cleveland
Dr. Rockefeller
Canada
Margaret L. Allen
William Livingston
William A. Rockefeller
William and
Frank Rockefeller
Pierson D. Briggs
Macon County
North Dakota
New Unions Formed by Glass Workers
New Castle glass workers report a two trade union for blowers and gatherers has been organized at New Bethel PA. The four trades union was found impractical. Pittsburgh area glass workers formerly with the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America will join the National Window Glass Workers.
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New Castle Glass Workers
Glass Workers’ Union
New Bethel
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America
Cleveland Courts
The
National Window Glass Workers
Work Among Jews Ably Presented
Rev Louis Meyer of Chicago preached both services at the Reformed Presbyterian church addressing the conversion of Jews. He spoke in the morning on the difficulties of Jewish conversion and in the evening on the success of the work. A voluntary offering was taken for the cause.
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Louis Meyer
Chicago
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Luther League Monthly Meeting at St John’s Church
The Luther League of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church will hold its regular monthly business meeting Tuesday evening in the league room. Members of St Paul’s Lutheran Church are invited as guests.
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Luther League of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
League of St. Paul’s Church
League
School Board to Discuss Adult Foreigners School
The board of education meets tonight to consider several matters including the establishment of a school for adult foreigners started in the city and potential board support for the organization.
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Board of Education
Wild runaway wrecks sleigh injures driver on East Street
A horse driven by Louis Miller for George W Johnston bolted on East Street at 10:45 am injuring Miller who was warming the horse for a church outing. The sleigh struck a telephone pole and the horse roamed downtown until captured near the Hotel Henry side entrance by Officer Robert Hanna after crossing Market alley. Mercer Street and East Street traffic caused near misses as churchgoers escaped harm.
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Henry Hotel
Mercer Street
East Street
George W. Johnston
East
Water Streets
Market Alley
Hotel Henry
Robert Hanna
Louis Miller
Miller
Johnston
Winter Outing of Pythians at Wampum
The Pythians of Lawrence County announce a winter outing on February 19 at Wampum. The Outing association's board and officers met at Alderman Ranney's office to confirm the new winter event alongside the traditional summer outing. Officers listed: H. M. Good president, Henry Rosencranz vice president, Cassius W. Ranney secretary, C. E. Koons treasurer.
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Outing Association
Wampum
Lawrence County
Alderman Ranney
H. M. Good
Henry Rosencranz
Cassius W. Ranney
C. E. Koons
Ban on Salome Lifted by Vatican
Naples February 3 The Vatican withdrew its prohibition on the opera Salome allowing a performance at the San Carlo theater last night. Clergy had opposed the work denouncing the libretto as immoral and urged Catholic women not to attend. The management then decided to stage the production following the Vatican decision.
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United Press
Naples
Vatican
Theatre San Carlo
Largest teachers' training class in Pennsylvania
The First Christian church reports a teachers' training class with 75 members and potential to reach 100. It is described as the largest such class in any Christian church in Pennsylvania. The group will meet Friday night instead of Wednesday this week.
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The
First Christian Church
Pennsylvania
Stereopticon Lecture By Rev. M. W. Keith
The Mahoning town Presbyterian church will host a stereopticon lecture by Pastor Rev. M. W. Keith replacing the midweek prayer meeting. The illustrated talk will focus on China with stereoscopic views.
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Rev
M. W. Keith
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
China
Fellowship alleys manager to announce last week’s tournament results
Manager Shay of the Fellowship alleys is organizing the post tournament wrap up. He plans to reveal the winners of several events and provide final standings in the race on Tuesday.
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Shay
Fellowship
Coliseeum 13 Receivership Faces Sale Amid Debt Strains
Receiver W R McKee may auction New Castle Amusement Co property after petitions show ongoing losses since roller polo decline. Debts include mortgage interest, labor claims, and notes. discussions delay order pending attorney conference. Plus motions in Cohen v P&W and other court actions involving trusts and estates.
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New Castle Amusement Company
W. R. McKee
J. P. Hays
Wylie McCaslin
James B. Mooney
Home Trust Company
Akens
Rufus McKinley
Mahoningtown
J. M. Brand
FE. N. Baer
Isaac Cohen
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company
C. H. Akens
Mr. Cohen
Moravia Street
John H. Preston W. N. Aiken
W. G. Eckles
C. C. Thayer
Preston and
Aiken
L. L. McGuffin
W. J. Moffatt
Robert W. Cunningham
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
James Sloey
Robert W. Henderson
James
Charles Patterson
Good Roads Machinery Company
Union
Charles Kelly
Albert Bentley
Mary Sullivan Bentley
Judge Mellon Dies on His Natal Day in Pittsburg
Judge Thomas Mellon founder of Mellon National Bank and major stockholder in H C Frick Coal and Coke died suddenly during his 95th birthday anniversary in Pittsburg. Known as the grand old man of Pittsburg, he had been a dominant business figure for about seventy five years. His wife is 91.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Thomas Mellon
Mellon National Bank
H. C. Frick Coal and Coke Company
Judge Mellon
Death Notices of Local Residents in Ohio Area
Death notices list Mrs. Alice Johnson of Lowellville Miss Florence Lightner age 26 of West Middlesex Walter Rigby seven days of 27 Shady Side John B. Fields of Little Beaver township Mrs John Hazen of Slipperyrock Arsenio Mangerio 23g West Home Street.
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Alice Johnson
Lowellville
Florence Lightner
West Middlesex
Walter Rigby
Shady Side
John B. Fields
Little Beaver Township
John Hazen
Slipperyrock
Arsenio Mangerio
West Home Street
Free tuberculosis treatment rooms open in Kissinger block
Dr. J. D. Moore announces rooms in Kissinger block on North Street will be open Tuesdays and Fridays for free TB treatment. About twenty cases are known and a half dozen already receive care. Nurse Katharine Sheppard travels to Wampum to seek better housing for a patient and officials urge reporting worthy cases to Dr. Moore.
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J. D. Moore
Kissenger
North Street
Katherine Sheppard
Wampum
Moore
Mitchell's Term Ends in Jail as Costs Unpaid
Frank A. Mitchell's 60 day sentence in the county jail expired on groundhog day but he remains imprisoned as costs are unpaid. He claims he has only enough money to go home and asks the county commissioners to remit some costs or he may be boarded out. Former Cres cent Compound manager at Ellwood City, he was convicted of shipping goods to Pittsburg after a levy. He intends to leave the county when freed.
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Frank A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Porter
Crescent Compound Company
Ellwood City
Pittsburg
Sudden Death Takes Enon Valley Man John B Fields
John B Fields, longtime Little Beaver township resident near Enon Valley, died suddenly Friday while resting at home. He suffered age related infirmities and left three children Laura, Sadie, and Guy. his wife had died a few years earlier.
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John B. Fields
Little Beaver Township
Enon Valley
Mr. Fields
Laura
Miss Sadie
Guy
Attorney seeks new trial in transfer case against railway
Harvey E. Martin filed a petition in court this morning asking for a new trial in the suit by Harry Isaacs and others against the Mahoning and Shenango Valley Railway and Light company over refused transfers beyond a time limit. The defense won verdict. testimony notes to be transcribed by stenographer A. D. Mornes.
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Harvey E. Martin
Harry Isaacs
Mahoning and Shenango Valley Railway and Light Company
Erie
A. D. Mornes
Rail line resumes sink hole filling to complete swamp track
Sharon Pa February 3 The Bessem er Lake Erie Railroad company has resumed work to fill a sink hole in the Pymatuning swamp. The project aims to complete a double track from Hartstown to Shermansville. Two years of effort have yielded missing cars and massive gravel deposits.
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Sharon
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Hartstown
Shermansville
Pymatuning
Oleomargarine Case Ends With Fines for Defendants
The motion for a new trial in the case of James W. Spencer and John A. Reese was withdrawn by W. D. Wallace in court Monday. The defendants were sentenced to pay a $100 fine and costs after being found guilty of selling colored oleomargarine.
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James W. Spencer
John A. Reese
W. D. Wallace
Thaw Reassures Guards He Will Be Free Soon at Matteawan
Harry K. Thaw, confined at Matteawan asylum, complains about lack of a private room and loss of $6000 of his money. He endures strict ward discipline, resents no more alcohol, and boasts to guards his lawyers will have him released within a week. He shares a ward with Quimbo Appo and requests reallocation.
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Matteawan
N. Y
Matteawan Asylum
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Fishkill
Quimbo Appo
Paul Kelly
New York
Bronci Charged With Impersonating Law Officer
Lucki Bronci faces charges of impersonating a detective in Hillsville district where he allegedly claimed to run speak easies and collect fees None of the payments were verified and County Detective Creighton G Logan and Alderman Ranney oversee the case Bronci surrendered after being informed of the allegations and will have a hearing later.
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Lucki Bronci
Creighton G. Logan
Ranney
Bronci
Hillsville
Logan
Bronei
Mother of 25 dies at age 100 in Newark
Mrs. Mary Bohan, who bore 25 children, died at 100 in Newark after a long life of good health. She was born in County Galway Ireland and came to the United States sixty-five years ago seeking her missing first husband. Her second marriage lasted twenty-five years.
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Newark
N. J
Mary Bohan
Reverend Burns Heads to East Brady Evangelistic Series
Reverend H. M. Burns of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church left Monday for East Brady Pennsylvania to conduct a two week evangelistic series.
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Rev. Burns
East
Brady
H. M. Burns
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
East Brady
Thrifty Mahoning County Farmers Hire Road Work Crew
Farmers in Mahoning County Ohio exploit a scheme by paying a $3 poll tax and then hiring out for road work at $3.50 a day. The plan lets them earn more than the tax cost and profit from public projects.
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Mahoning County
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