Reduction Is To Be Accepted Indication
Chicago July 1 First indications that the Big Four brotherhoods would accept the railway wage reductions came from J M Daugherty vice grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers He said the leaders might formally accept the reductions and a referendum could be held if acceptance fails The city council hired Carl Hallgren as sewer inspector at four dollars daily and Ralph Brers as redman at 275 for temporary work during sewer construction on White Neal and Moody avenues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
J. M. Daugherty
Brotherhood of Locomotive Busineers
Daugherty
Carl Hallgren
Ralph Brers
Redman
White, Neal and
Moody Avenue
Mystery Memoir of Gloom and Bitter Ale, Global Battle Hype
Fragments speak of gloom and memories of a crucial old conflict. References to high proof ale and a rising street mercury set a tone of unrest. The text hints at an international battle with Americans and French figures, but details remain unclear and fragmented.
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Thas
Irs
Mercury
Jack
George
Wankee Duck
Jersey City
Will and Surgery Marked by Calm Bulgarian Violin Youth
Krist Stoyzuoss a Bulgarian youth stabbed by Jerry Harry remains in critical condition at New Castle hospital after two chest wounds. He calmly wrote his will as surgeon Dr Paris A Shoart sewed four wounds including one to the lung. Officer John Young earns praise for rapid action guiding police to the scene and boarding house.
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Krist Stoyzuoss
Jerry Harry
New Castle Hospital
Paris A. Shoart
Steyanoss
John Young
Mr. Young
Steynuoss
South Side
Stoyanoss
Young
Logan and Reynolds
John Masteko
Terrace Avenue
Drowns in North Beaver Huckleberry Swamp
Walter A Hall aged 24 of North Beaver township drowned after reportedly falling into two feet of water while picking huckleberries with his brother on Wednesday afternoon. Walter left home about 8:30 yesterday morning and was found by Willis and Theodore Hall. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Funeral services planned for Saturday at 6 pm from his home with interment in Hall cemetery near Moravian. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs John H Hall four brothers and one sister.
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Waler A. Hall
Beaver Township
Willis
Theodore Hall
Mai
John
Walter
Alter
Theodore
Conner Caldwell
John H. Hall
Wills
Ralph
John H
Carrie
Walter Hall
Hall
Morayin
Denicola to Form Cabinet in Italy
Rome dispatch reports signor Denicola president of the Chamber of Deputies tasked with forming a new Sapinet to replace the Giolitti ministry. Italy has been without a cabinet since Monday as the political crisis unfolds.
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International News Service
London
Giolitti
Signor
Denicola
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Italy
Snyder Not To Be Council Candidate
C A Snyder, a well known jeweler, listed as a possible city council candidate in The News, said he would not run. He stated no intention of being a candidate and questioned how his name was suggested.
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C. A. Snyder
Lsted
Bomb blasts injure twelve in Barcelona square
Spanish bomb injuries twelve as four bombs explode in Catatonia Square Barcelona Spain on July 1. Explosions trigger a wild panie, injuring twelve people.
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International Nava Service
Barcelona
Spain
Catatonia Square
Marriage Licenses Noted in New Castle Area
Notable marriage licenses issued include Isabella Conti of New Castle and Dane Conti of New Castle, Dominick Remaga of New Castle, and Marian G. Martind of Ellwood City, reflecting local civil record activity in the period.
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Notlas PD
Isabella
New Castle
Dane C. Conti
Dominick Remaga
Marian G. Martind
Ellwood City
Belgian and German Officers Face War Crimes Trial
A Belgian witness testified that Colonel Genno Von Crusius fired on wounded French soldiers, as General Karl Stenger sits stoically in the Leipzig court. Both officers deny wrongdoing, while over 60 witnesses from Alsace and Lorraine testify about orders to kill prisoners during the early war in Alsace and Lorraine.
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Cinternational
Leipzig
War Criminals Court
Belgium
von Crusius
Alsace
Lorraine
Leipaig
Alsatians
Goven
Germany
von Grusius
Stenger
Police Chief Proposes Traffic Rule Changes in City
Chief J Ed Elder proposed new traffic rules to the city council under an ordinance empowering the police department. The key change eliminates all turns at Mill and Washington streets, directing traffic to go straight through. Council agreed to a trial after long discussion, with the new code drafted by the chief, the chief engineer, traffic policemen, and the assistant city solicitor.
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J. Ed. Elder
Elder
Mill
Washington
Bruise On Knee Causes Death Of Eastbrook Girl
Pauling Rhoda Tickard aged 13 died after weeks of suffering from knee injury complications at home near Eastbrook Station. She previously underwent surgery at New Castle hospital. Survived by parents A. W. Richard and several siblings. Funeral Saturday July 2 at 8:40 p.m. from family home. Interment in Nosuannock cemetery.
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Pauling Rhoda Tickard
Eastbrook Station
New Castle Hospital
A. W. Richard
Mira
Jake Williams
Shed
Knight
William E. Richard
George Clarkes
Wilmington Junction
Hazel
Bell
Myrtle
Nessie
S.A. Kirkbride
Nosuannock Cemetery
Bath Record of Local Residents and Abbreviations
A fragmented Bath area notice lists Walter A. Hall aged 24 of North Beaver Township and John Price of Wampum, Rhoda Rickard of Rusbrook Station, Henry Vee with 17 days, and Verity Street North Liberty in a brief census-like record.
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Walter A. Hall
Dbeaver Township
John Price
Wampum
Preuiine Rhoda Rickard
Rusbrook Station
Henry Vee
North Lib. Verty’ Street
Battle Boxing Showdown At Jersey City Featured Saturday
The News will present live battle details of the Carpentier Dempsey championship bout at Jersey City this Saturday afternoon. A blow-by-blow story will be broadcast to fans at The News office on Sycamore Way. For ongoing progress, readers can call Bell 22 150 and 73 or Chr. vons 22 and 56.
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Fersey City
Sycamore Way
Bell
Vons
James Stillman Faces Brief Divorce Court Session
International News Service reports from Poughkeepsie on July 1 that James A. Stillman will testify in his divorce suit against his wife. John K. Mack, guardian for Baby Guy, cross examines Stillman as he refuses to answer on grounds of self incrimination. Counsel for Mrs. Stillman say admissions about gifts to his wife may help her case.
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A.M. Elish
International News Service
Poughkeepsie
James A. Stillman
John K. Mack
Baby Guy
Stillman
National City Bank
Guy
Breatly
Beferee Gleason
Mrs. Stillman
Bud
John If
Groman
John i
Mack
Guy Stillman
Court Rules Women Jurors Legal in Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia on July 1 the state supreme court ruled that women jurors are legal in Pennsylvania, marking a landmark decision for gender-inclusive jury service and courtroom practice nationwide. The ruling affirms equal eligibility for all citizens to serve as jurors.
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Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Express Car Robbery Near Covington by Masked Bandits
Two masked bandits robbed a Peoria and Eastern passenger train near Covington Indiana. The express messenger Frank J Beggan of Indianapolis was wounded by two bullets in the hip while the bandits opened the safe and tossed drafts from the car. The loot sum is undetermined and the robbers fled toward Veedersburg as witnesses alerted the crew. Two tramps were later arrested in Indianapolis connected to the case and remittance drafts were deemed unsaleable.
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Indiana
Covington
Ind
Peoria
Co. Co & St Ly
Coedersburg
Frank J. Beggan
Indianapolis
Duky J
American Express Company
Veedersburg
Poles Will Be Painted Green By Bell Telephone
Charieg 3. Krouse of Bell Telephone appeared before council asking permission to paint company poles dark green to match surrounding foliage. Permission granted and work to begin at once. He noted 23 poles removed from Highland Avenue in recent weeks, accomplished with cooperation from the Traction and Electric companies.
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Charieg 3
Krouse
Tha Bell Telephone Company
Hishlind Avenue
Traction
Hieetrie
Krowse
Des Tred
Cite Heantitieulion
West Side Bridge Again Discussed
Council discussed the overhead West Washington street bridge. Councilman J C Notis said girders remain and threaten safety. Records show the railroad company was to submit a plan but never did. A motion passed to meet with the railroad to seek immediate action on the bridge.
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West Washington ‘Street
J. C. Notis
Council
New Budget Director Dawes Targets Large Savings
General Charles G. Dawes, named director of the budget, orders budget officers to submit estimates for the next fiscal year by July 15 as President Harding chairs a meeting. Dawes aims for no less than 500 million dollars in savings, with drastic cuts across government departments and independent bureaus.
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Parker Gilbert
Cloomfeld
Tress SS Ury
Harding
Mellon
Gilbert
Bloomfeld
Bloomfield “High School
Rutgers College
Harvard Law School
International X Service
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Budget Bureau
Congress
Sone Bureaus
General Dawes
Taft Confirmed As Chief Justice
Taft confirmed as United States Chief Justice by Senate vote after brief opposition. Nomination supported by Johnson, Faulkner and Watson. defended by Senator Pennsylvane and several others. Confirmation occurred in the closing executive session.
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Taft
Iar
Willian Howard T
Andrew Carnegie estate appraisal and local incidents report
Snapshot notes from the Andrew Carnegie estate appraisal at 25.9 ULA by the New York office detail tax actions and civic inquiries. The report records a mining accident with one death and eight injuries near Hemminiy Pennsylvania, plus multiple court and crime items including a jail term and a drowning in Gallipolis and Wheeling veterans and residents mentioned in chaotic form.
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Andrew Carmegie
New York Cone
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Western Pennsylvania
Falcons
Western
Arthur Mometer
Will
S. Parker Gilbert
U. Ss. ‘Treasury
Snyder
Mariage Licenses
Colonel Leaps
General Stenger
Z. Vitowsky
San Francisco
Australia
Petrograd
Inquirers
Mill and
Washington Corner
Eastbrook
BATH
James Stillman
Stillman’s Counsel
West Side Bridge
iNew
Bureau sMcials
Lewis Nimeouives
Athens
Hemminiy
Benjanda Wiley
Esi
Eliza Short
Seal White Wo Min
Osta
Riley
Gallipolis, Co
Gasper
Schrimpt
H. Wright
Vae Wright
Charies BF
Barnharr
Wieren
Leo Joseph
Puedo Yeres
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