Connors and Short Mus Stay Was Refused Habeas Corpus
The petition in the murder case of George Sort and Gene Connors against habeas corpus was denied. The court heard testimony from Dr. Cox and witnesses about the December body found near the asphalt works, with questions about possible poisoning and intoxication, and then remanded the defendants to county custody.
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Commonwealth
Dr. Cox
P. I. Elt
Elmer
Offutt
Crom
Dagd
Jamies McCutie
Connors, Short
Peter J. Elmer
Lowellville
Jim
Connors
Shar
Mer
Elmie
Ulaer
Short
Cunnore
Rimer
Inage Portes
Elmer Charles McKeever
Hungare Fas
Wirnesz
Dickey
Jad
Aschmann
Medard Vltimed
Reine Monwraith
Judes Harter
Eedt
Sa Dnoehss
Polfreman Wriian
Exodus of Americans to Northwest Canada Moves Ahead
Washington reporting on congressional action to curb mistaken exodus of American citizens to Canada. A committee plans to report a bill authorizing settlement of up to 1000000 acres of land and to modify homestead requirements. The panel also backs extending stay rights for homesteaders with allowances for absence up to two periods of two years each.
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Washington
Canada
Hermestead
Dominion
Senate
Puller den
Roosevelt boom in Mercer County
Mercer Pa January 27 Touw Ronan Veilmont has been formally launched in Mercer county Br M Kile of Mercer announces candidacy for Mahona delegate on 4 Roosevelt platform Mr Kile is a son of William Kile and has been active in Republican politics for several years and has begun the young Republicans of the County
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Mercer
Touw Ronanveilmont
Mercer County
BR. M. Kile
Hig
Mahona
Roosevelt
Kile
Dann
labStier
William Kile
Repubican
Stranee Felow
Pountys
Boil All Drinking Water Warning Issued by City Officials
City officials led by CHy Food Inspector Dr. Hunter Perry and Mayor Tyler warned Saturday to boil all drinking water. Tests of samples from the Pod Sixth ward and others showed contamination. well and spring water largely clean but several city wells showed issues. An investigation will proceed to identify the contamination source as residents are urged to take immediate precautions.
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Boi
Chy
Hunter Perry
Tyler
Ely
Ain Say
Arul
Gerovld
Wits Ter-Company
Aty
Meyer
Mika
Ushers Overwhelmed by Massive Sunday Revival Crowd
A Sunday revival in Anton, Ohio drew about 10 000 people the largest crowd ever seen for Willy Sunday. Ushers were swept aside as attendees packed seats and aisles, some climbing the tabernacle framework. Five officials warned leaders the police may intervene if order isn’t restored.
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Anton
Jig
Willy
Tabernacle
Hla
Bova
Lic
Fred Seibert
Wan
Caneton
Rabies Suspected in Mercer County Death of Florence Millsey
The Sharon Herald reports a possible rabies death in Mercer County after Florence Millsey fell ill with neck pain and facial convulsions. Doctors concluded rabies after examination, following a dog bite in Sharpeville and a chase incident near Shirpsville, with the dog later found to have rabies in Pittsburg.
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Mercer County
Florence Millsey
Howard Boyer
South Sharon Leet
Ado
Shirpsville
Wheatland
Jamies Tallis
Pittsburg
Allegheny General Hospital
McCarthy
Sharon Herald
Mineral Water Wagon Wreck Delays Delivery Route
Pat Hoyle and John Moore were thrown from a Mineral Water Distributing wagon en route to Rasbrook on Saturday. The double team wagon skid and overturned spilling bottles and breaking many. delivery was delayed for several hours while water bottles and cargo spilled across the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Hoyle
John Moore
Mineral Water Distributing Company
Rasbrook
Washington Mutual Fire Insurance Organizes Officers Named
Washington Mutual Fire Insurance Company organized for the ensuing year elected officers led by President W Gibson of New Castle and Vice President J M Winginden. Secretary T Sherrod of New Castle and an executive committee including Alda Dicks Washington township and JL Crooks Wilmington were named. Agents were appointed across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Wien Mysuay Fire Insurance
Aly Prid
W. ¥.Uibson
New Castle
J. M. Wilgindon
Union Cawneshty
Sher Rotd
New Castles
Alda Dicks
Washington Township
Crooks
Wilmington Lavenship
Wa Hoak
Stipneryrock
JU Agenta
Che Corny
Fillman Nearing the Century Mark
Jarah Pitman of Nar Liberty celebrated his birthday last Tuesday. He has spent 70 years as a shoemaker and retains his vigor despite some fearfulness noted in the text.
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Jarah Pitman
Galvest
Billy Sunday to Visit Youngstown for May Services
Evangelist Billy Sunday plans to visit Youngstown for May services connected to the Personal Workers' union. Announcement states he will preach and work with believers. Attendees from many areas are expected to attend the Sunday meeting in Youngstown and Beaver Palla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Youngstown
Billy Sunday
Eavangelia
Fea
Palla
Ineal Peegile
Youngatown
Pleasant Surprise for Rev Galbraith
A surprise party honored Rev. Joc Galbraith, former Lawrence County boy, with about 200 friends sending greetings from Wampum and beyond. After a revival meeting at Sen and M. Ke, over a hundred nonpregation members gathered at his home to celebrate his birthday with music, refreshments, and a rocking chair gift.
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T Finis Conrier
Joc Galbraith
Lawrence County
Galbraith
Wampum
Iran
Sara
Sen
M. K.ehared
Flrnt
J. A. Galbraith
Reverend Smith Accepts Call to Second Prestbyterian Dayton
Rev Calli AL Smith longtime pastor in DetroIt area resigns from Reformed Presbyterian church in Dearborn to lead the Second Presbyterian Church of Dayton Ohio. He was raised at Rose Point, son of Rev J C Smith and brother of T B Smith of Walnut Street. Smith attended Cincinnati College after leaving Branace. Before Detroit he pastored a congregation at Ray Indiana for fourteen years.
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Calli AL Smith
Lawretien County
Deirete
Dayton
Smith
Rose Point
J.C Smith
T. B. Smith
Walnut Street
Branace
State University of Cincinnaci
Detroit
Ray, Ind
Portersville Sleighing Party Ends With Friendly Twist
Young people at Portersville enjoyed a sleighing party near Jacksville on a Wednesday evening. An old fashioned taffy pull followed the event with laughter and a merry mood as Elizabeth Hay and a long list of participants mingled in the festivities.
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Prank Flay
Jay Opadier
Friffle Ifienphrey
Flawnred Newtott
John Wilshin
Timi Weltzel
Ed Ollyer
Frank
Kennedy
Ex-Police Pool Rooms Face 11 P.M. Close After Debate
City officials debated action against ex police officers over pool room items removed from the city building. The investigation committee will forward its report to daily papers while a motion to pursue civil or criminal action failed. A later vote denied extending hours for pool rooms. owners were not present as the issue was decided.
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ofMcera
Curiow
Ar Ucle Frome Jiu
Ullea
Tyler
Thore
Respusel- Wa
Councila Directia Thal
Matitudad Jagulot
Thyeley Collultde
Mitchell
Gardner
Commonwealth
McCormick
Collins
Pabers
Thames
Doles
Caatro
Golling
Sam Winterius
Ani
Action Wag Nok
Return of Bartholomew After Twenty Two Years
Bartholomew, who vanished from Lewisburg twenty two years ago, reappeared in Selinsgrove yesterday. He learned his wife had divorced him and remarried, and his father had died. He had wandered globally, never staying more than three months in one place, and found his two infant children grown and self supporting. He learned his 79 year old father was working in a Philadelphia warehouse and plans to aid him and reunite with family.
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Selinsgrove
Bertholomew
Lewisburg
Tventy
Globe
Barthoto~men
Lomai
Polk
Bartholomew
Philadelphia
Hiim
Ilo
Bartholomew Frtends
Phildelphia
Pardon Request Filed For J B Baldwin In Equivocal Case
Attorney Harvey F. Martle prepares papers for an application for a pardon for John Hogue Baldwin who was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary on a charge connected with a chicken bleaker incident. The case, dated February 9 1909, seeks relief on grounds Baldwin was not meaningfully punished. The petition notes Lew Guineley involved and mentions a prior pardon granted to another party. The papers aim to be presented at the March meeting of the pardon board.
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Harvey F. Martle
John Hogue Baldwin
Baldwin
Gunsley
Martin
Parton Hoard
Suburban Railway Company Organized in Barrisbury
Papers filed in the state capital at Barrisbury announce the reorganization of the Suburban Railway Co of Hacheater, known as the vars railway. The line, built for an electric threat railway, runs from Aleve Freedom through Rochester tertiiign to Datgherty townshigy near New Brighton, never operated, and was sold at sheriff’s gate last summer. The reorganization places capital to Gy SLAC and transfers shares to Mars & Park, We A, Park and FW Park of Rerheater, J Park of Freedom, and John Warren of Beaver Falls.
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Stata
Barrisbury
Suburban Railway Co
Hacheater
Ther Vars Railway
Aleve Freedom
Rochester
Te Mars & Park
We A, Park and
Park
Rerheater
J. Park
Freedom
John Warren
Beaver
Briguton News
Farmers Asked to Pledge Acreage for Butler Area Tomato Factory
In Butler area, Wothke and partners seek pledges of acreage to attract a tomato can factory. Secretary H W F Graluim of the chamber of commerce coordinates talks with backers who say guarantees on acreage are essential for project viability. Estimated production would require about 140 000 standard cans. details emphasize farm commitments and local coordination.
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Butler Villagrés
Butler
H.W. F Graluim
Chamber At Commerce
Ralailya
Padstens Fontves
Warrage
Farntera Titer
Term dispute over Auditor General Sisson’s tenure
Discussion over the length of Auditor General A. B. Sisson’s term follows a 1909 constitutional change. Some argue the four year term began May 1910 while others say the amendment took effect upon successor election. State party leaders consider delaying nominating a successor.
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A. B. Bisson
Sisson
Uffies
Plate
Foster's Weather Prognostications 1912 Forecast
W. Z. Foster predicts a disturbance crossing the continent with a warm wave followed by a cool spell. Feb rainfall increases, thaw risks to winter grain, and drought potential in some regions. Central valleys and Pacific slope patterns noted with likely milder late February to March and dry, warm spring in most areas.
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W. Z. Foster
Washington
D.C
Duayt LiNetin
Gage
Dan
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Jaa
Great Central Valleys
Jir
Great Venir
Pacific
Mort Wevere
Milne Bay
Nodry Fotegary
Soma
New Orleans
Whipping Pupils Stirs Parkersburg Town
In Parkersburg Pa a school pupil Catharine Anslett sixteen was whipped by teacher Mry L Ernest drawing protests from friends of the student. The school board investigated and considered disciplining the teacher while promising further action to secure redress.
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Parkersburg
Schoool Howard
Siow
Catharine Anslett
Ernest
Sr Huslett
Weather Warnings Highlight Severe Cold in January
Forecasts warn of severe cold and near record lows for early January. Meteorologists expect strong winds and a cold snap affecting northern regions and major cities.
New French and German Teacher for Westminster
Miss Herberger, longtime head of modern languages at Westalwater College, will leave Monday for a new post in Coa Colture, Cox vor Rapids. Her successor is Miss Gael B, a Northwestern College graduate who studied at Berlin and Geneva and taught at Northwestern before becoming professor of modern languages at Nardin College.
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Europe
University of Berlin
Ak Geneva
Drsis
Northwestern
Nardin College
Greenville Named For 5 8 Convention
The text shows a planned Mercer Chuhis Sabha Seknol convention in Greenville. It notes two simultaneous sessions in churches, selection of a Welegater as member 100, equal visitor attendance, and meals arranged at homes or local eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Mercer Chuhis Sabha
Slater
Ehirah
Une
Realty Transfers And Partners Listed With Sums
Real estate transfers recorded include Leah Emery to J Walker Pence of Scott for 1400 dollars and Samuel W Dana to Otto Verdi Double Waynes for unspecified. Additional entries note Walker Pence to Irwin S Steven son Slippers Rock for 800 and Franklin G Irish to Nora Co Rays Fourth ward for 6000.
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Leah Emery
J. Walker Pence
Scott
Samuel W. Dana
Otto Verdi Double
Waynes
Stan
Sarah J. Penrod
Walker Pence
Slippers Rock
Walker Peéence
Irwin S. Stevenson
Franklin G. Irish
Nora Co Rays
Fourth Ward
P. Mason
Henry
Mason
Yolam
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Northwest
Washington Mutual, Fire Insurance Company
Fillman
Rev. Galbraith
Portersville
J.B. Baldwin
Suburban Railway Company
Ain
TAG Cutizens National
Bank Corner Mill
Washington Streets
New York Tribune Farmer
The
the Tribune
Dy America
Tribune Farmer
New Castle Weekly News
New Gastie
Penna
Foster
Bhal
Jinuars
Long Renge
Westminster
A.W. Treadwell
Lawrence Raving
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