Tin Workers Meet Amid Labor Tensions and Local News
A Hughes hall gathering of New Castle tin workers discussed sharing mill work with Sharon workers but many locals oppose the plan. The piece notes nearby indu strial and social items including Mardi Gras trips, a planned Nocks baseball club, a bridge study, and wage payments at Greer and Shenango tin mills.
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Hughes Hall
South Mill Street
Greer Mill
Sharon Tin
New Castle
Sharon Brothers
Pittsburg
Greer and Shenango Tin Mills
Earl of Yarmouth May Try It Again
Paris reports the Earl of Yarmouth may wed Miss Norma Munro the American heiress, after Alice Thaw's annulment. Munro, last heard from in a letter to a friend, could not be reached for comment. The couple’s rumored courtship follows Yarmouth’s Monte Carlo visit and financial losses after his split from his heiress wife.
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United Press
Paris
Earl of
Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Norma Munro
Earl of Yarmouth
Monte Carlo
Miss Munro
Leslie Carter Payne
Payne
Realty Transfers From Local Listings
John C Hutchison transfers to Lizzie M Davidson in Wilmington township for $200. William Knobloch to Alfred Vandi vort in First ward for $275. Robert W Reynolds to Joseph Ott in Fourth ward for $400. North Pittsburg Realty company to Louis R Specht in Fourth ward for $1. James F Sankey to Mont Newbery in Fourth ward for $3 000.
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John C. Hutchison
Lizzie M. Davidson
Wilmington Township
William Knobloch
Alfred Vandivort
First Ward
Robert W. Reynolds
Joseph Ott
North Pittsburg Realty Company
Louis R. Specht
James F. Sankey
Mont Newberry
Liberty League Organized Into State Body at Youngstown
The Liberty League is formed as a state organization with Youngstown as its origin. Additional branches are planned to be established soon to expand its reach.
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Liberty League
Youngstown
Woodbury Home Treatment Promises Hair and Scalp Cure
The Woodbury Home Treatment, proven at the Woodbury Institute for eight years, claims to be the sole method developed from scientific investigations. Thousands travel to seek the exact treatment for hair loss baldness brittle hair dandruff and itchy scalp to use at home with similar success.
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Theoodbury Institute
Woodbury Institute
Erie Quietly Cuts Pay of Employes
The Erie railroad reduced pay for employees and officers by 2 to 20 percent in January. Telegraphers may face further cuts due to the nine hour law. Some stations will operate with fewer staff and longer shifts, closing offices on certain days. The piecework wage scale faces abolition and a 15 percent cut in wages for strikers’ proposed settlement.
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Erie Railroad
Erie
Free Delivery Hurdles Remain In Ellwood Plea
A letter to Dr. Davidson, forwarded by Congressman Acheson, asserts the U S Postal Service will not provide free delivery in Ellwood until sidewalks, street and house signs are improved and the town is more centralized. Citizens dispute the centralization claim and urge council action to meet postal criteria.
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United States Postal Department
Ellwood
Acheson
Davidson
Ellwood Masons to Visit Lodge of Perfection in Ellwood
Scottish Rite Masons of Ellwood will attend the formal organization of the Lodge of Perfection to be installed at New Castle on Friday March 6. Agent W J Kirk of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad arranged a special train to carry local members to Ellwood leaving New Castle at midnight as an express.
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Ellwood
Lodge of Perfection
New Castle
New Order
W. J. Kirk
Pittsburg
Theatre party from Ellwood City trains to Pittsburg week
Agent W J Kirk of the P and L E railroad arranged a train for Wednesday night March 4 to accommodate patrons wishing to see attractions in Pittsburg. The train is booked to fill a coach and may be fully occupied.
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Pittsburg
W. J. Kirk
P. & L. E. Railroad
Maccabee Ladies to Host Euchre Night
The Maccabees Ladies plan an open euchre in the hall above the First National Bank next Tuesday. They promise one of the season’s most enjoyable affairs with preparations led by Mrs. S Y Douds Mrs James Menice Mrs Charles Markwort Mrs Palmer Mrs D J Mulcahy and Mrs Lewis.
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First National Bank
Ladies of the Maccabees
S.Y. Douds
James Menice
Bridge Plans Reviewed by Inspector and Contractor
Superintendent of Bridges Gunner of Baltimore toured the Connoquenessing site with a Youngstown Construction representative. They reviewed plans for a new B and O bridge beside the old structure and to slip it in place without interrupting service. Construction will commence immediately.
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Baltimore
Youngstown Construction Company
Local residents visit Ellwood city and area towns
Greenville’s J. W. Newold and Zelienople’s Mark Zehmer were in Ellwood yesterday along with Walter McKee from McKees Rocks and S. N. Griffith from New Castle visiting the area. New Castle’s H. G. Preston and Portersville’s B. Bauder also spent yesterday in Ellwood on business. A. Fenton of Grove City conducted business here and Earl Shaner traveled to Beaver Falls for the day. Manager Jacob Smith of the opera house returned from a Pittsburg trip. P. & L. E. B. agents Harry Obley and C. H. Uline were in town.
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J. W. Newold
Greenville
Mark Zehmer
Zelienople
Walter McKee
McKees Rocks
N. Griffith
New Castle
Ellwood
H. G. Preston
B. Bauder
Portersville
Co. A. Fenton
Grove City
Earl Shaner
Beaver Falls
Jacob Smith
The
Opera House
Pittsburg
Harry Obley
C. H. Uline
P. & L. EB. Railroad
Ellwood United Presbyterian Church Sunday Services
United Presbyterian church led by Rev. James A. McDonald holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. communion service at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7 45 p m The sermon topic is What shall I do then with Jesus which is called Christ All are invited to worship
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The
Ellwood
United Presbyterian Church
James A. McDonald
Jesus
Christ
Vesper Services and Lecture Open Bible Study Series
Y M C A vesper services will be held Sunday at 4 PM in Mahoningtown Methodist Church with addresses by George H. Burgess and Grace Erhardt and presiding by Mrs T W Phillips assisted by Mrs M W Keith. Music by Mary R Clarke and Ada Douglas. Dr Isaac Ketler of Grove City College will lecture Monday evening at First Methodist church lecture room on Recent Archaeological Discoveries That Have Thrown Light on the Bible as the first in a lecture series.
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Mahoningtown
Isaac Ketler
Grove City College
First Methodist Church
Association
Warren to New Castle limited car service ends after demand
Youngstown council requires an extra stop within city limits, ending the limited service between Warren and New Castle. The change curtails travel options for riders and reflects municipal pressure.
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Warren
New Castle
Youngstown
Dressed Poultry Sale Notice at East Side Butter Co
Advertises dressed poultry for Saturday at the East Side Butter Company located at 72 Pittsburg Street in 16212. Includes a garbled line likely indicating pricing or stock reference.
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East Side Butter Company
Pittsburg Street
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Skin Health
Advertising copy claims clear skin starts with good digestion and attributes it to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It asserts the tea or tablets improve digestion and blood quality, featuring J. C. Wallace and pricing at 85 cents.
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Hollister
J. C. Wallace
Noted Evangelist Arrives for Croton Avenue Revival
Rev. Charles F. English of North Amherst will arrive Saturday to assist Rev. J. L. Stratton at the Croton Avenue M E church. He will preach Sunday morning and evening and stay about two weeks or more.
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Charles F. English
North Amherst
City
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue M. E
English
Mill Creek Park to be lighted by water power
Mill Creek Park in Youngstown will receive electric illumination at minimal cost by using the water power from the falls. The plan aims to light the driving park area with a novel turbine driven system leveraging local water flow.
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Mill Creek
Youngstown
Fresh Eggs 28 Cents a Dozen at Union Fruit Market
Saturday special at Union Fruit Market located on 25 Pitsburg Street offers strict fresh eggs for 28 cents per dozen. The price highlights a local grocery deal appealing to shoppers seeking affordable staples.
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Union Fruit Market
Pitsburg St
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Matinee Daily
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Stiefel
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Lawrence Av
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