Favorites Fail to Win at Canton Race Meet
A Canton speed meet draws horse owners and fans with lively races and upset results. U R Welcome fooled bettors in the 2:17 pace while Hal Akin and Little Jumner showed early effort. The 2:30 trot saw The Contractor prevail as Hal Russell faced a sulky mishap and several horses posted fast times in multiple heats.
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Canton
U. KR
Hal Russell
Clark
Coshocton
Hal Akin
B. S
Brown
Hal (Andrews
Adell
Onley
Shadeland Boy
Russell
Barnes
Frank Ananias
Br. G
Ananias
Steffee
Joe Buck
Allie Wilkes
Lutz
Elizabeth E
B. m
McGrath
Lucy Simpson
J. C. Simpson
Davis
U. R. Welcome
Z. G
Welcome
Boggs
Brookside
Oddity
Squires
Mazie V
Mazone
Wade
Russia
Peters
Little Bob
B. G
Mayer Max
Miner
Carrol
McAdams Ceyatton PH
Rooster B. H
Charley Herr
Sherrard
Aset & Ae
William Strott
Kalenorvat (Strott
Crowl Brought In A Duster At Portersville
Andy Crow of this city drilled for oil near Portersville but struck sand Wednesday without oil. The nearby Muddycreek field fueled expectations of a nearby discovery. Samuel Schaffer well on Patterson farm is producing over 200 barrels per day and outpacing Hoffman gusher. The well sits eight feet in the sand and may reach 25 to 30 barrels per hour with deeper drilling.
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Andy Crow
Portersville
Muddycreek
Samuel Schaffer
Patterson Farm
Hoffman Gusher
Schaffer
Old Home Week Brings Crowds to Chicora Festivities
Chicora hosts Old Home Week with trains delivering attendees from Butler and Pittsburg. Louis P. Litzinger and John Francis Burke are among the featured speakers as the town decorates for fairs and sideshows, promising a festive run through the Fourth of July.
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Chicora
Louis P. Litzinger
Butler
John Francis Burke
Pittsburg
Hospital Notes on Stewart Foltz and Lottie James
Stewart Foltz who broke his leg while cranking his father's automobile is reported as getting along very nicely. Miss Lottie James who drank carbolic acid Sunday night continues to improve and there is little doubt of her recovery.
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Stewart Foltz
Lottie James
Runaway Boy Caught in Buffalo Returns to City
George Bowen age 16, son of Richard Bowen of Fulton street, who ran away a week ago, was apprehended in Buffalo after leaving New Castle. Buffalo officials held him on suspicion, he reportedly admitted his parents live in this city. Police here were notified and funds sent to cover travel home. He is expected to arrive today.
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Gilmore
George Bowen
Richard Bowen
Fulton Street
Buffalo
Bowen
New Castle
Ferrer
Struthers
O. J. T. Williams
Vine Street
R. W. Veach
Rochester
N. Y
McLaughry
Furnace Hill
Mayberry
Eugene
Sharon
New Wilmington
Clarence Stewart
Polk, Pa
Mildred Francis
LeRoy
Squire Wiliam M. Francis
Men’s Brotherhood
The
Presbyterian Church
John C. Rummell
U. P
Woman stabbed in East Youngstown robbery
Karada Tamini an Assyrian resident of Youngstown was attacked by a stranger in East Youngstown this forenoon. He stabbed her cheek then robbed her of a small sum of money and clothing she peddled before fleeing. A posse was formed but the man remained at large. Tamini was brought to the city for treatment.
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Youngstown
Machinists elect officers for district year
At a Youngstown district meeting several officers were chosen for the coming year. Joseph Cleary of Niles is president, John Dornhoeffer of Sharon is vice president, and Charles Barret of Greenville Pa is secretary. The district represents Youngstown Alliance Niles Warren Sharon Greenville Ellwood City and Canton.
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Youngstown
Joseph Cleary
Niles
John Dornhoeffer
Sharon
Charles Barret
Greenville
Alliance
Warren
Ellwood City
Canton
Pulaski cow found in Youngstown barn after theft
A cow stolen from D. W. Anderson of Pulaski was located Wednesday on Poland avenue, Youngstown, in a barn. The animal had been bought by Selak First for $10, who claimed no knowledge of how the men he bought it from came to possess it. Sharon council approved the Bell telephone conduit ordinance on first reading.
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D. W. Anderson
Pulaski
Poland Avenue
Youngstown
Selak
Sharon
B. H. B. H. Summer Bargains On Wash Goods
The B. and H. department store advertises price cuts across a large stock of wash goods. It also promotes wash coat suits and white wash skirts suitable for the Fourth of July, highlighting rapid sales.
Wash Goods Sale Cut Prices In Dainty Silks
Wash Goods shimmer silks now under half price with yard rates dropping from 50c to 20c. Mousselines once 35c or 50c fall to 25c, 20c Wash Goods lowered to 12 1/4c, and two tables of Wash Goods now 8c and 10c per yard. Your chance and it won’t last long.
Dress Goods and Silks at Low Clearance Prices
Light colored dress goods plains and stripes now 40c instead of 50c. Mohairs Panamas and mixed suitings reduced to 85c from 1.00 to 1.25. Black voiles 50c. Novelty silks 38c, value 65c. 36 inch special black taffeta 90c per yard. Linings 25c per yard, sale 12 1 40, in all colors.
Wash Coat Suits and Skirts Offered at Low Prices
Wash coat suits at four ninety each with styles including a Prince Chap Jack design and full flare skirts in linen and brown. White wash skirts priced one to one fifty and colored striped wash skirts also available in a range of colors and prices.
Bargain Dress and Accessory Sale Highlights
A local sale advertises wash dresses from 2.50 to 35.00 including one piece princess and jumper styles. Also featured are shirt waists at 0.95, kimonos at 0.25, suit cases for the fourth at 1.00 and 1.25, children's parasols 0.25 and 0.35, ladies parasols 1.25 to 4.50, silk parasols 2.00 to 5.50, wall lace at 0.10, and ribbons reduced to 0.10 per yard for hair ribbons and sashes.
New Wilmington Social Notes plus Local Visits
New Wilmington lists visitors and departures including Horace Taylor from New Castle, Freda Reiff returning to Cleveland, Vera Getty entering a contest, J. W. Buckham building a new auto garage, and others traveling to Buffalo, Polk, and Struthers. Local church events include a Presbyterian meeting at John C. Rummell’s, First U P church services, and Queen’s Sons impromptu campus meeting.
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Horace Taylor
New Castle
Freda Reiff
Cleveland
Vera Getty
J. W. Buckham
Robert Russell
Buffalo
N. Y
T. M. Weddell
Washington, D. C
Dr. R. G. Ferguson
New York State
Notable Names in Williamsport Court Records
A brief listing includes BHarl H. Mowery Ellwood Bessie Barnhart Harry C. McConnellee Sonareal Williamsport Harriet Jane Dicks VOIAMt Charles M. Morrow case Castle Eleanor J. Randall New Castle.
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Bharl H. Mowery
Ellwood Bessie Barnhart
Harry C. McConnellee
Sonareal
Williamsport
W. Va
Harriet Jane Dicks
Ecneseucse
Charles M
Morrow
Eleanor J. Randall
New Castle
Wampum Social and Local Visitors Highlight Week
Wampum notes show Mrs Grinnen visiting Ellwood City and multiple local residents calling in New Castle and Homewood. Activities include a dance by Wampum B B C, two games with Youngstown on the Fourth, and several family visits.
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Wampum B. B. C
Homer Wick
Somererville
New Mexico
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
An appeal from The News office urging readers leaving New Castle for any period to arrange mail subscriptions in advance. The notice warns no carrier is authorized to take orders and stresses advance payment, promising readers will regret missing The News during absence.
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New Castle
Daily News
Mass
All union mills in Youngstown face wage-scale change
The article notes that every union mill in Youngstown is subject to potential change and will likely adopt a new wage scale once finalized. It emphasizes the ongoing consideration of a revised pay structure affecting local mills and workers.
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Union
Youngstown
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