Ellwood City Sees Wide Field for Few Open Seats
Ellwood City voters face 30 candidates for primaries on January 25. Council hopefuls include Turner Evans Thompson Stevenson Clarke Grandy Holt Haines Dambach Savage Renner on Republicans and Riley Thompson on Democrats. Justice of the peace contenders are Parker Douds Cox McKim Rose on Republicans and Kelley Johnston on Democrats. School directors Brown Iseman Van Gorder Reed on Republicans and Iseman on Democrats. Other races list Moon Hancher Wright Weyandt Butler with limited announced candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Council
Justice of the Peace
R. D. Turner
D. A. Evans
W. R. Thompson
Silas Stevenson
H. L. Clarke, Jr
J. C. Grandy
Enoch Holt
J. F. Haines
H. W. Dambach
L. D. Savage
W. E. Renner
M. A. Riley
G. W. Thompson
Office of Justice of the Peace
Samuel Parker
S. Y. Douds
M. N. Cox
J. G. McKim
Claude C. Rose
M. V. Kelley
Thomas W. Johnston
R. G. Brown
W. A. Shannon
J. E. van Gorder
George B. Reed
Co. M. Iseman
Captain Moon
G. B. Hancher
Marshall Wright
W.S. Weyandt
L. F. Butler
Stevenson
Hazen
Dambach
Vosler
Iseman
Brown
Squire
Douds
Westminster to host Hiram Five Tonight in New Wilmington
Westminster basketball meets Hiram College in New Wilmington this evening in a closely matched game. Westminster adds Lyman, Bellevue Athletics’ last guard, for his first Westminster appearance this Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Hiram College
New Wilmington
Lyman
Bellevue
Proposition for Leap Year Dance at Ellwood City
The first leap year dance of the season at Ellwood City will be held Friday night January 24 in the Merchants and Manufacturers club ballroom. About 50 couples are expected with invitations issued to over 700. Miss Lora Bele Runyon directs the arrangements with assistants Miss Neile Nye and Miss Mary Butler. Coffee and sandwiches will be served by the ladies. Stevenson will supply the music and a notable favor called the proposition will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Club
Ndicaons
Lora Bele Runyon
Neile Nye
Mary Butler
Stevenson
Missionary Sermon at First Presbyterian Ellwood
The Rev. H. W. Rendall, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Ellwood, will preach a missionary sermon at the morning service in the church at 11 o'clock. The regular preaching service will be held in the evening at 7 30 o'clock.
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H. W. Rendall
First Presbyterian Church of
Ellwood
Ellwood City Announces Justice of the Peace Candidate
The News lists Claude C. Rose of Ellwood City as a Republican primary candidate for Justice of the Peace in Ellwood City on January 29.
Claude C. Rose Signals Clean Politics For Justice of the Peace
Ellwood City candidate Claude C. Rose announces a clean administration plan for the office of justice of the peace if elected. He pledges to turn over fines to the treasurer and keep open books for audits by city authorities. Rose is a B and O freight station cashier with a strong local reputation.
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Office of Justice of the Peace
Claude C. Ross
Rose
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Man Seeks State Delegate Position
Thomas M. Eckles of Ellwood City accepts a bid to be a delegate to the Republican state convention in Harrisburg on April 29. He joins three other Lawrence county Republicans in representing the area and aims for delegates to the Chicago national convention, stressing opposition to Penrose and local option.
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Thomas M. Eckles
Ellwood City
Harrisburg
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Eckles
Heath
Lawrence County
Chicago
Ellwood City Boys Triumph Over New Castle In Close Contest
Ellwood City edged New Castle 18 to 16 in a fast paced game at the Casino. Harper Wilson Ott and Roelofs scored for Ellwood, while Kommer led New Castle with six points. Four goals apiece from Wilson and Boyer paced Ellwood’s win as both teams showcased strong teamwork and clean play.
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Ellwood City Boys
New Castle
Ellwood
Harper
Wilson
Ott
Roelofs
Kommer
Sterling
Hart
MacConahy
Wilson and Boyer
Sterling Weaibou
Bovop Paess
Cey Wan Banek OE
Beaver Falls Visitors and Local Errands Highlight ELLWOOD personals
Mrs. F. E. Poister and Mrs. J. Hendricks visited Beaver Falls yesterday while Frank H. Douthitt, Kirk Powell, and Nathan Hazen conducted business trips to Cleveland Pittsburgh and Pittsburg respectively. Mrs. Frey and Mrs. Richardson also tied to town. A Young People gathering at the First Presbyterian church on Wednesday plans to host neighbors.
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F. E. Poister
Beaver Falls
J. Hendricks
Crescent Avenue
Frank H. Douthitt
Cleveland
O. Kirk Powell
Youngstown
John Stamm
Fombell
Nathan Hazen
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburg
John Strawn
Waynesburg
B. F. Ross
Fourth Street
Twilla
A. C. Frey
Lawrence Avenue
Julia Schuster
Division Avenue
Joseph Richardson
Caskill
West Pittsburg
EK. C.*porter
Breabenville
Ohio
Elmer E. Smith
Marietta, O
Charles Runyon
Cunningham
Wurtembure
Harry Liebendorfer
W. A. Kerr
Spring Avenue
Young People’s Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Commissioner Smith vs The Standard Oil Company
This article analyzes Commissioner Smith's rebuttal to President Moffett of Standard Oil of Indiana. It argues Smith overstates concealment and misreads tariff filing practices, contending the six cent rate was not properly filed and that the 18 cent rate was never intended for oil. The piece critiques the case as politically driven and predicts a continued defense for Standard Oil.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Moffett
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
East St. Louis
Alton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Illinois
Smith
Moffet
Dalton
Commissioner of Corporations
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Grand Jury
Standard Oil
Ter
Judge Landis
Rice
Marietta
Henry Demarest Lloyd
Commonwealth
Tarbell
Standard
United States
Bar of Justice
Theodore Roosevelt
Kenesaw Landis
Box Factory to Resume Operations in Seventh Ward
An official notice states the New Castle box factory on North Cedar street will resume full operation within two weeks. When stamping works reopen, over 400 workers will be employed, making boxes largely for Shenango and Greer tin mills, boosting Mahoningtown’s industrial recovery.
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New Castle
North Cedar Street
Seventh Ward
Shenango
Greer Tin
Mahoningtown
Kokomo Woman Gives Fortune to Help Women in Need
Mrs. Cora B. Miller has spent 125000 in providing free medical treatment to afflicted women and will continue sending a 50 cent home remedy and a healing book to any woman who writes. The offer targets leucorrhoea, uterine issues, displacements, and related symptoms with no physician needed. She invites letters to 9761 Kokomo, Indiana.
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Cora B. Miller
Kokomo
Harper Urged to Run for School Controller in Second Ward
Friends of Attorney E F G Harper urge him to become a candidate for school controller. Harper, formerly a Sixth ward member, resigned after moving to the Second ward where he built a residence on Boyles avenue.
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E. F. G. Harper
Harper
Boyles Avenue
Libel suits between Ochs and Hearst settle with apologies
New York reports the high profile libel cases totaling 400000 dollars are dismissed after双方 apologies. Ochs of the Times and Hearst of the American exchanged statements and accepted ownership and control of the Times. Morgan Perkins and other witnesses were reluctant to testify, ending the matter.
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New York
Mr. Ochs
Mr. Hearst
New York Times
New York American
Ochs
the Times
Hearst
J. Pierpont Morgan
George W. Perkins
Augustus Belmont
Times
Belmont
Towns
Woman Robber Sought After Chloroforming Elderly Victim
No further clue has been obtained of the woman robber who chloroformed an aged woman at Youngstown. The report notes ongoing investigation and requests any information from the public.
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Florence Duff
Lafayette Street
Youngstown
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Oats Office
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
A.D.S. Cold and
Physicians Pharmacy
J. B. Duff
North Mill Street
Union National Bank
E. F. Connelly
Bell
Williams
M'f'g. Co
Cleveco
Geo. W. Clutton
Keeley Gare
É Institute
Western Penna
Fifth Ave
Hiram Five
Stiefel
Fifth St
Lawrence Av
Ellwood City, PA
Ellwood Boys
Ellwood Personals
Commissioner Smith
Standard Oil Co
Railway World
Ritory
Landis
John Dungan
Standard Steel Car Company
New Brighton
Amazon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythians
Eventh Ward
Bert Grassel
West Madison Avenue
Shenango Tin Mill
Mr. Grassel
John W. Hyde
Wurtemburg
Alvi VanGorder
Mr. VanGorder
Hyde
Carl Thompson
West Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union
Fred Kline
West Wabast Avenue
Niles
Joe Ewing
West Lacock Street
Harry Ewing
Harvey Thomas
John H. Sherritt
Harry Welch
West Clayton Street
South Wayne Street
Jack Duncan
South Liberty Street
Tom Shaffer
East Cherry Street
Butler
E. D. Jackson
Shas
West Pitts
Burg
Charles Bannon
John McConnell
East Palestine
Harry White
Frank Campbell
S. E. Patterson
North Liberty Street
Gilbert Hodge
Pulaski
Todd Waltenbaugh
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