Supervisors Brave Snow to Hear Highway Talk
Lawrence county supervisors met amid a blizzard to discuss road improvements. Judge Porter called the session at the courthouse with speakers including State Highway Commissioner Joseph W. Hunter, Hon. John C. Carson of Beaver Falls, and W. M. Sexton from Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Carson
Beaver Falls
H. K. Gregory
Lawrence County
Porter
Court House
Joseph W. Hunter
W. M. Sexton
Montgomery Country
Public road supervisors urged to improve county roads
Judge Porter, noting the aim to spur road improvement, discharged the indicted road supervisors after calling the roll. He urged year round effort, recognizing critics who may overlook the need for sustained maintenance and planning for better public roads. Continued on Sixth Page.
Alleged Murderer Heads to City Hearing
Dominick Sainate charged with the murder of Game Warden Seeley Houk and Squire William Duff, faces a hearing before Alderman Green this afternoon. District Attorney Young cites strong evidence against the prisoner. Another case, Dominick Caracase, charged with shooting Petro Codespoti at Edenburg, is set for a felonious assault with intent to kill and murder hearing before Alderman Ranney. Codespoti is hospitalized at Shenango Valley and out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Sainate
Seeley Houk
William Duff
Alderman Green
Young
Dominick Caracase
Petro Codespoti
Edenburg
Ranney
Codespoli
Shenango Valley
Carnegie Offers Youngstown A Technical School
Andrew Carnegie proposed to the Youngstown chamber of commerce the building of a polytechnic school in the city. The idea arose after a chamber representative visited New York to discuss Carnegie giving a library building, but Carnegie was not seen.
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United Press
Youngstown
Andrew Carnegie
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
New York
Class to Meet Friday Evening
The Teachers' Training class of the First Christian church will meet on Friday evening this week instead of Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Rev H J Whalen Accepts Call at First Baptist Church
Rev H J Whalen of Carbondale Pa accepts the unanimous call to become pastor of the First Baptist Church of New Castle beginning likely March 1 1908. He will not bring his family on the first Sunday but expects household goods moved by the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. J. Whalen
Carbondale
Whalen
John Snape
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Utica
N.Y
First Baptist
First Baptist Church of
New Castle
Brethren
Domlick Charged With Assault on 9 Year Old Girl
William Domlick is jailed and charged before Alderman Williams with a criminal assault on Carmine Maura's 9 year old daughter. Domlick denies the accusation as physicians investigate the case at the Maura residence in the Seventh ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Domlick
Williams
Carmine Maura
Seventh
Domlick
Maura
Demlick
Masons to Attend Samuel Emery Funeral
Members of the New Castle lodge of Masons will meet at the temple at 1 30 Thursday afternoon to attend the funeral of the late Samuel Emery at Trinity church at 2 30.
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New Castle
Coasters Crash Into Farm Wagon In Fatal City Incident
An afternoon of coasting ended in near tragedy on North Jefferson Street when a rushing bob sled carrying eight boys ages 9 to 14 collided with a brick laden wagon at Grant Street. Injuries include a fractured skull, broken arms, cuts, and shock. Boys were treated locally and walked home, with the wreck stopping the wagon and splitting the wagon pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jefferson
Jefferson Street
Grant Street
James Cunti
Louis Cunti
Bank Street
Will Maretti
Elm Street
Jose Simons
Carl Mayland
South
Mercer Street
William Meredith
John Meyers
Edison Vaughn
Wallace Avenue
Karl Waddington
Carl Myland
Falls
Grant Streets
C. C. Taylor
Hillcrest Avenue
Grant
Beware of your vote in New Castle election
Two weeks remain until the February 18 municipal election in New Castle. The notice urges voters to choose candidates by merit morals and integrity, to avoid partisan manipulation, and to measure a mayor by associates and public trust, urging serious conscientious voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pulaski remonstrance blocks license for Frank H. Dobbs
Pulaski township residents led by attorney R L Wallace file a remonstrance against granting a license to Frank H Dobbs citing lack of need and insufficient travelers. About 240 signatories oppose, compared with 75 for the petition, as license court set for next Monday amid unconfirmed postponement rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Township
R. L. Wallace
Frank H. Dobbs
Pulaski
Ellwood City
Porter
Jameson Family Moves to New Home in Town
David Jameson and family relocate from North Mill and Falls streets to the Raney homestead on North Jefferson street. The remodeled house is described as one of the city’s finest. After moving in, the Elks club will occupy the Mill street site and the Y W C A rooms will reopen in the former Elk headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jameson
North Mill Street
Falls Streets
Raney
Jefferson Street
Pinkerton Man Aids Probe In Hour Murder Case
Superintendent Goodwin of the Pinkerton force assists District Attorney Young and County Detective Logan in evidence gathering on Dominick Sainato charged with the murder of Game Warden Seeley Houk. The state department backs the pursuit of vengeance.
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Goodwin
Pinkerton
Pittsburg
Young
Logan
Dominick Sainato
Seeley Houk
State Department
Countess of Yarmouth Id Victory In Annulment Case
The Earl of Yarmouth and Alice Thaw secured an annulment after a 30 minute hearing in London. Settlement terms reportedly include a substantial financial provision for the husband. The countess will drop her title and may remarry, while the Earl faced no defense.
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United Press
London
Earl of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
America
Scotland
Paris
Justice Barnes
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs John Kline
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Kline of Pearson Street. The event marks a new addition to the family with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kline
Pearson Street
Portugal Forms Liberal Ministry After Franco Regime
Lisbon announces a shift to liberal policy and pacification. Franco’s repressive measures are withdrawn, newspapers suppressed under his regime may resume, and a political amnesty may be proclaimed before King Manuel I’s coronation. Cabinet members are named. exiled Franco widely reported aboard a British cruiser.
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London
Portugal
Lisbon
Franco
Manuel I
Lst
Ferriera de Amaral
Council
Interior
Arthur Decampos Henriquez
Sabastin de Sousa Telles
Carvel Magahais
Augusto Debasthilo
Manuel D’ Esprenguerra
Wenceslau de Hereira Lima
Madria
Casenes
England
Admiralty
Carlo
Luiz
Tagus
Prince of Wales
Duke of
Aosta
Cortez
Ellwood Editor Sued Over Libel Claims by Councilmen
Fred Poister editor and proprietor of a weekly Ellwood City paper faces a trespass lawsuit based on a libelous article in which councilmen M. D. McCarthy and Henry Dambach are accused of graft related public transactions. Damages sought are not yet specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred KE. Poister
Ellwood City
M. D. McCarthy
Henry Dambach
Dambach
McCarthy
Sharon Lodge Visits Rigel Court for Social Evening
About 15 Harmony Court members of the Tribe of Ben Hur at Sharon visited Rigel Court No. 9 in this city Tuesday evening. As the local court performed degree work several visitors were initiated. After the meeting the night continued with social games and diversions. Guests departed on the 12:30 car after a delightful evening. Also mentioned is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Daniel Luney of Lutton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Court
Ben Hur
Sharon
Rigel Court
No. 9
Men’s Missionary meeting at First Christian church
Forty two men attended the Men’s Missionary society meeting of the First Christian church on Tuesday night. McFadden and Dennis missed the event but the program ran well with short, direct speeches. A lunch followed a social hour, and several new members were welcomed. The next meeting is the first Tuesday in April to discuss Pennsylvania Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Messrs. McFadden
Dennis
Pennsylvania
Miss Florence Lightner Buried in West Middlesex
The funeral for Florence Lightner was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in West Middlesex with Rev. Charles F. Irwin of Loraine Ohio and Rev. Bert B. Harrison officiating. Interment followed in West Middlesex Cemetery. Pallbearers included John Costello Frank Brant Orrin Milford Charles Strieb William Taylor and George Taylor. Flowerbearers were Fannie Kochret Ada Leipheimer Elsie McSherry Sharon Mayme Reese Phoebe Clarke Edna Finsthwait and Mrs. Mayme Reese.
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West Middlesex
Florence Lightner
Charles F. Irwin
Loraine
Presbyterian Church
This Place
Bert B. Harrison
West Middlesx Cemetery
John Costello
Frank Brant
Orrin Milford
Sharon
Charles Strieb
New Castle
William Taylor
George Taylor
Fannie Kochret
Ada Leipheimer
Elsie McSherry
Charles Streib
Mayme _ Reese
Phoebe Clarke
Edna Finsthwait
Death Record for David R Jones of 20 East Lawrence Street
John Dillon of Whittenburg West Virginia reports the death of David R Jones aged 65 at 20 East Lawrence Street. The record lists basic details with no further disposition provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Jones
East Lawsrence Street
John Dillon
Whittenburg
Ww. Va
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Countess OF
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Ing
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Daniel Luney
Lutton Street
New York City
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