Roosevelt would accept if party and country demand it
The letter from Lawrence F. Abbott cites Col. Roosevelt’s attitude on a possible presidential renomination. It asserts Roosevelt would not seek office but would accept if his party and the nation call him, noting he values service over honor and would enlist if needed in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae N. J
Col. Roosevelt
Lawrence F. Abbott
Outlook Co
E. C. Stokes
United Press
Outlook
Fourth Avenue
New York
Roosevelt
Joe
Denies Wage Increase Report For Railroad Workers
Superintendent Robertson of the E and A division of the Pennsylvania road said the report of a 16 percent daily wage increase for trainmen is groundless. He noted March 1 as a proposed date for the raise, but only for those earning less than $3 per day, with higher earners receiving a smaller rise. He also disputed the claim that employe passes would be replaced with mileage books. He had no official word on a 25 percent demand attributed to engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
E. & A. Division
Pennsylvania Road
Bomb attack hits vice-regal residence in Tien Tsin
A section of the vice-regal residence was shattered by a bomb in Tien Tsin on January 30. An hour later three Imperial generals narrowly escaped assassination. No injuries reported. Authorities arrested ten suspects as the Imperialist government faces a coordinated terrorist campaign.
Boss Kuehnle Seeks Supreme Court Reversal of Penitentiary Sentence
Louis Kuehnle long time Atlantic City political boss has ordered his lawyers to appeal to the New York based Supreme Court Justice Kalisch for a reversal of a one year hard labor sentence in the state penitentiary for city contract juggling. The paper notes similar cases against Bosses Twad in New York and Ruef in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twad
New York
Ruef
San Francisco
Boss Kuehnle
Atlantic City
Louis Kuehnle
Supreme Court
Supreme Justice
Kalisch
State Penitentiary
New Castle Man Frozen to Death in Beaver County
Wallace Cunningham, 24, of New Castle, was found frozen to death near Beaver Falls after an evening with a friend in Beaver Falls. He worked at the Baltimore and Ohio freight office in New Castle and will be laid to rest in Enon Valley after services Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Cunningham
Lee Cunningham
Hillcrest Avenue
North
Sewickley Township
Beaver Falls
L. S. Lutton
Lutton
L. W. Lutton
Cunningham
Baltimore & Ohio
Enon Valley
Police Seek Missing Man Charles Wasnewski
South Sharon Pa January 30 local authorities were asked to locate Charles or Carrol Wasnewski of 1162 Beechwood Avenue. His wife is frantic over his disappearance and reports he may need financial help. He has been gone for some time with no trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Charles Or Carrol Wasnewski
Beechwood Avenue
Mr. Wasnewski
Plumbing Thieves Strike Berger Homestead
The Berger arena sign area on Reis and Shaw streets was visited by plumbing thieves over the past months. The back door was pried open and much plumbing was stolen from the unoccupied home. A thorough investigation is under way and detectives may be assigned to identify the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger Arena
Reis and
Shaw
Berger
Westside Butcher Severely Injured in Knife Accident
Chris Conzett of the Westside butcher shop sustained a deep gash above the knee when a knife slipped while cutting a quarter beef. A physician treated the wound at once and doctors expect no lasting injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Conzett
Westside
Four City Committees Schedule Evening Meetings
The fire committee will meet Wednesday evening. The police committee will meet Thursday evening. The electrical and street committee will meet next Monday evening.
Verdict Clears Blame On Gannon Wreck Case
Coroner's jury finds engineer James Gannon caused deaths by taking the wrong switch and reports unsafe switching between the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania lines. Testimony detailed track arrangements from Union Station to the Junction, with a noon countdown of witnesses and blueprints before the session continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gannon
J. R. Craft
James R. Smith
David Cunningham
Robert M. Clark
Gannon
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Gardner Avenue
E. P. Norris
Thomas W. Dickey
Wylie McCaslin
James A. Carpenter
Joseph Hannon
Clint E. Meagle
Florent Gibson
John W. Edwards
J. P. Caldwell
Union Station
H. H. Temple
Moravia Street
Taft Openly Faces Ohio Schedule Despite Cold
President Taft, despite a heavy cold, attends early conferences in Columbus with Ohio politicians. Surgeon Dr. Rhoades provides special care as Taft plans speeches and meetings during a heavy two day Ohio visit. He had coughed during a smoke filled Tippecanoe Club speech in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Taft
Ohio
Rhoades
West
Cleveland
Tippecanoe Club
Darrow Trial Likely To Start In Autumn
Clarence S. Darrow indicted for bribing jurors in the McNamara case will probably not begin until autumn due to a crowded court calendar. He is to be arraigned tomorrow before Superior Judge Conrey after warrants were served and bonds set at ten thousand dollars each. Darrow issued a public statement denying any criminal conduct and vowing to defend his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Clarence S. Darrow
James B. McNamara
Darrow
Conrey
Earl Rogers
Ben
Lecomte Davis
Charles S. Young
Detective in Toils of Law Moves in McNamara Case
Charles H. McNamara a New Castle detective agency employee was arrested Monday night on extortion charges tied to John Pannella who faced liquor sale without license charges. Bail set at 1000. Pannella earlier pled guilty, bailed 800, and claims McNamara sought additional payments to influence leniency. An undercover sequence with attorney Wilkison and District Attorney Dickey followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. McNamara
New Castle
John Pannella
McNamara
Morrison
Alderman Ranney
Pannella
Cart
Union Depot
Pennella
H. A. Wilkison
Wilkison
Thomas W. Dickey
Dickey
Club Steward Is On Trial In Grove City Case
George Garhart, steward of the Moose club at Grove City, is tried in Mercer County Court for selling liquor illegally. Grove City, a dry town, faces possible broader actions against similar clubs if convicted. District Attorney George H. Rowley prosecutes, J W Nelson defends Garhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
George Garhart
Moose Club
Grove City
College Town
George H. Rowley
Commonwealth
J. W. Nelson
Garhart
Moses reads The Other Wise Man at Beaver Falls
Elbert R. Moses dean of expression at Westminster College gave a reading The Other Wise Man in the Carnegie library Beaver Falls under the auspices of the Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Elbert R. Moses
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Carnegie Library
Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church
Kemp Breaks Arm After Fall on Croton Avenue Hill
George L. Kemp of Vinestreet a clerk at Munnell's grocery store slipped and fell while going up the Croton avenue hill at noon Tuesday fracturing his arm. He was taken to Dr. Boak's home where the fracture was reduced and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kemp
Vinestreet
Munnell
Croton Avenue
Dr. Boak
R P Baker Moves to Morgantown for Real Estate
Raymond P. Baker longtime Bell Telephone Co traffic inspector in this district resigns and departs for Morgantown West Virginia to enter real estate. Fred V Allen succeeds him. HASTING New York geese on the Hudson freeze and thaw with the sun releasing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond P. Baker
Bell Telephone Co
Morgantown
W. Va
Fred V. Allen
Hasting
N. Y
Hudson
Old Sol
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds 54 Hour Work Week For Women
The Ohio supreme court today upheld the state law restricting women to a fifty four hour work week. The ruling applies to employers in factories laundries department stores and all places overseen by the state department of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
State Department of Labor
Deaths and Obituaries Notice of Local Names
Death record lists Pasquali Faraone 35 of 103 Center street Walter Cunningham 24 of Hillcrest avenue Adolph Mahoney 7 of Wurtemburg Mrs Andrew Johnson Darlington Nora R Shaner 12 of Neshannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquali Faraone
Center Street
Walter Cunningham
Hillcrest Avenue
Adolph Mahoney
Wurtemburg
Andrew Johnson
Darlington
Nora R. Shaner
Neshannock Avenue
City Council Moves To Seek Cheaper Street Light Contract
New Castle councilors authorized bids for city street lighting and set a target to act by the first March meeting. The current contract with the Electric company expires in December and councilmembers, led by Collins, push for a cheaper rate amid expectations of competition from other providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Sesson
Collins
Electric Company
Electric
Daylight Thieves Loot Streetfront Nolan Store
In broad daylight a storefront showcase placed on Washington Street in front of the Charles W. Nolan Co. on Washington Street was broken into and goods of considerable value stolen. Nolan says the case stood on the sidewalk since opening the store that morning and was emptied an hour later, with an investigation under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Nolan
Washington Street
Nolan
Murder by Threats Leads to Slaying at Center Street
Pasquale Faraone of 103 Center Street was killed at his mother in law’s home at 101 1 2 Center Street by a revolver shot fired by a boarder, Ezzo, now at large. Police describe a motive tied to threats against Faraone’s wife. A nationwide search followed with no arrest by Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Faraone
Center Street
Pasquale Ezzo
New Castle
Faraone
Beaver Valley Parish Sees Sunday Fund Surpass Target
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania on Sunday church services raised more than the requested $7,000 for Rev. William Sunday’s contingent fund. First Presbyterian collected 1076 and First M E Church 700 toward the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Beaver Valley
William Sunday
First Presbyterian Church
M. E
Boy Arrested by Probation Officer Yesterday
John Clouse, a boy, was arrested yesterday by Probation Officer Bill Smith and turned over to Constable Kerr who held a warrant for him. No arrests were made by the police last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clouse
Bill Smith
Kerr
Council Orders Cohen To Repair City Garbage Plant
In Ha zel Dell residents case, petition to quash filed by H K Gregory and C H Young. judge sets first Monday in February for hearing. Paris report notes Gaby Deslys earned 4000 dollars weekly in New York. Councils approve two measures on the garbage plant, giving Cohen 30 days to restore condition and tidy surrounding areas amid council criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
H. K. Gregory
C. H. Young
James Barron
Willis Houk
Thomas Marshall
J. C. Eichenlaub
T. J. Newton
Porter
Cohen
Black
Tyler
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Teddy
Presi
Gov. Stokes
Supt. Robertson
Out Foundation
Louis Kuvewnle
Beaver Co
Loyal Wilson
South
Jefferson Street
Bostom Avenue
Berger Homestead
Ning
Charles McNamara
Moses
Geo. L. Kemp
R. P. Baker
Daylight Thieves
ROB
C. W. Nolan CO
Pasquale Farone
Slayer
Ezzo
Farone
Boarder
Hazel Dell Council
Paris
Gaby Deslys
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