Anti Penrose caucus pledge reshapes Pennsylvania race
Robert L. Wallace vows to refuse entry to any Penrose organization caucus if elected from Lawrence County, signaling a broader GOP shift. The piece argues anti Penrose sentiment is rising statewide, with candidates urged to stay out of Penrose caucus to deny him unified support. It links reform efforts with crime concerns in Lawrence County and New York, noting White Hand style actions and Italian community reliance on law enforcement.
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Robert L. Wallace
Lawrence County
Penrose-organization
Legislative Caucus
United States
Pennsylvania
Penrose Ring
Penrose’ Organization
Dauphin
Philadelphia
Penrose
Penrose Organization
Ringsters
Senate
Wallace
Representative Republican
Chicago
New York
Papa
Mamma
Anoth
Brown
Baganlogy
The Italian White Hand Emerges To Reform
A Chicago movement named the Italian White Hand forms from law abiding Italian citizens aiming to force fellow countrymen to follow laws or face penalties. It responds to Black Hand notoriety by highlighting the majority’s peaceable, industrious nature and seeks to counteract false impressions about Italians.
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Chicago
White Hand
Lawence County
Enders
Hints and Dints Shift Blame in Quiet Verse
The Indianapolis News reflects on shifting blame with a teasing verse about a mistaken act that may disturb Andeke. A lighthearted quip suggests a merry jest can deflect blame and win games. The field notes baseball bugs and a bluff on a small pocketbook. Spain's bottle-stopper production exceeds three billion annually.
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Andeke
Indianapolis News
Shy Lovers and Curious City Chatter in The News
A column mixes jokes and social quips from urban life in The News. It notes shy lovers from Philadelphia to Marion and New Castle, roosters at poultry shows, and calendars selling big. It lampoons gossip, chaperons, and a tailor doctor sign advertising stunt.
Italian girl struck by bullet near Lowellville
A young Italian girl returning home to Lowellville was hit in the cheek by a half spent bullet. The wound is serious but not life threatening and an investigation is expected.
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Lowellville
Theatrical Tonight and Last Night at the Opera House
The Heart of Maryland drew a small but enthusiastic audience with Robert T. Haines as Col Alan Kendrick and Alice Leal Pollock as Maryland Calvert. The Lion and the Mouse by Henry Klein is touted as a talked about major American drama with strong box office buzz and a Tuesday January 7 preview.
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Heart of Maryland
David Belasco
Opera House
Robert T. Haines
Percy Haswell
Robert B. Mantell
Richard the Third
Col
Alan Kendrick
Gen. Kendrick
Maryland Calvert
Alice Leal Pollock
Virginia Randolph
Nancy McNair
Melville Alexander
Robert Telfair
Wilton Taylor
Blount
Thomas Burrough
Carl Hernman
Tom Boone
Col. Thorp
Homer Barton
Henry B. Harris
America
Klein
Klien
Supreme Court
United States
Midweek change of program thrills a large after holiday crowd
A jolly audience attended yesterday’s afternoon and evening show at the popular playhouse. Bert Lesley impressed as a clever banjoist with stories and new songs, Clarice Templeton sang a new pictorial ballad, Auberg and Wagner delighted, Jack Freedman impressed with stories and songs and Del-e-Phone the impersonator earned the night’s top response. The bill was bright and well balanced, with something for all theatergoers. next Monday January 6 sees Are You a Mason? featuring Charles Patterson William Daly and Thomas Chatterton with Cory Bell Green Eva Condon Elvira Jorian and others in a strong supporting cast.
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Playhouse
Bert Lesley
Clarice Templeton
Auberg and Wagner
Jack Freedman
Del-e-Phone
Man
Charles Patterson
William Robert Daly
Thomas Chatterton
Cory Bell Green
Eva Condon
Elvira Jorian
Bessie Mills
Adelaide Bendler
Lydia Woodward
al Holstein
William Brown
Howard Osborne
Annual meeting of Third U P Church features new members reception
The Third United Presbyterian Church held its annual congregational meeting with about 400 attendees. Officers elected were Chairman G R Minick Secretary Edna Gordon Treasurer Henry Deihlen Trustee John Koher and chief ushers W S Taylor and Oliver Hazen plus six more ushers. NESbitt Ramsey presided. Rev Dr Herbie preached a sermon and the church hosted a reception for 109 new members. Organist Scott Edmundson received a gold watch from the congregation.
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Third United Presbyterian Church
Ouice
G. R. Minick
Edna Gordon
Henry Deihlen
John Koher
W. S. Taylor
Oliver Hazen
Nesbitt Ramsey
Herbie
Boston
Scott Edmundson
Franklin seeks Glidden tour base for six day trips
In light of Glidden tourists planning to abandon a long trip, Franklin motorists push to be chosen as headquarters for six day tours. Franklin can accommodate 200 autos and 600 people.
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Franklin Automobilists
Franklin
Flower Spectacle by Al G Field Minstrels Promises Colorful Illumination
The Al G Field minstrels showcase a flower driven stage with color changing beds like blue to pink phlox and white to red hibiscus mutabilis. It marks a historic push for electrically articulated scenic plants, with shows at the Opera House on Friday Jan 3 and a surrounding family musical by the Huntings on Jan 4. The piece also includes a reflective note on job loss and the value of a healthy stomach tied to a personal recovery.
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al G. Field
Field
Mr. Field
A. G. Field
Opera House
Husband accused after alleged whipping incident
Mrs. Pinkey says Columbus McElroy attacked her with a new buggy whip following a money dispute. She shows marks on her neck and body, Alderman Mayne orders arrest, and a conference to settle the matter was proposed.
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Columbus McElroy
Pinkey
Columbus
West Washington Street
Typhoid Fear Hits Minister's Household Irc Irwin
Ruth Hutchman, daughter of Rev J Hutchman and wife of Leasure avenue, lies ill with suspected typhoid fever. The minister delays taking up his charge at the Fira U P church in Irwin as the child's condition remains uncertain. He plans to stay in the city several days each week regardless of his decision.
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Ruth
Hutchman
Small Fire Damages Ross Store on South Mill Street
A defective flax caused a small fire at 6 45 PM Thursday in George Ross's store on South Mill Street near the W N Y and P tracks. An alarm from box 44 called Chief Connery and the Central department. Loss was small.
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George Ross
South Mill Street
Foreign traveler in Youngstown dies after apoplexy at saloon
A visiting man from Youngstown collapsed in a saloon and died shortly after. Authorities report the incident as a fatal apoplexy with no immediate signs of foul play. The body awaits examination and next of kin notification.
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Youngstown
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