Lorimer Seated? Unseated Battle Near End in Senate
The Lorimer case heated as leaders prepared to roll call on his seat in the Senate. Lorimer delivered a dramatic summing up amid hostility and speculation on his exit if unseated, with galleries packed and a cautious adjournment plan.
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Washington
Lorimer
Ashhurst
Bacon
Borah
Bourne
Briggs
Bristow
Brown
Bryan
Burton
Chamberlain
Clapp
Clarke
Arkansas
Crawford
Cullom
Cummins
Curtis
Dixon
Fall
Gardner
Gore
Grenna
Hitchcock
Johnson
Kenyon
Kern
LaFollette
Lea
Lodge
Martin
Martine
Meyers
Nelson
Newlands
O'Gorman
Overman
Page
Poindex
Lippitt
McCumber
Oliver
Paynter
Penrose
Perkins
Richardson
Smith
Maryland
Smoot
Stephen
Thornton
Tillman
Wetmobre
Senate
290000 Starving in London Now
The White Cross league estimates 250000 women and children in London are starving amid the transport workers strike. Funds are collected on street corners as unions exhaust their supplies. Newspapers cooperate and large provision houses donate food to aid.
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London
White Cross League
England
Transport Workers
Transport
New League
League
Suffragette Suspect Held Over Fire At Harcourt Home
Miss Helen Craggs a militant suffragette was held for further examination in police court charged with attempting to set fire to Home Secretary Harcourt’s Oxford home. Police investigate a bomb-like device found in the Home Secretary’s office and the suffragettes vow more direct action. Scotland Yard denies an attempted assassination.
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United Press
London
Helen Craggs
Harcourt
Oxford
Home
McKenna
Miss Craggs
Scotland Yard
Home Secretary
Steam yacht Pastime sold for $75,000
The steam yacht Pastime, 94 feet long with a 17 foot beam, was sold by Detroit owner F. H. Walker to Joseph O. Pickands of Sheyboygan Michigan for 75000 dollars. The vessel is noted as one of the fastest steam yachts on the Great Lakes.
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Cleveland, O
F. H. Walker
Detroit
Joseph O. Pickands
Sheyboygan
Mich
Great Lakes
Taft declines to campaign in fall races this year
President Taft announced by telegram he will not personally canvass the country for votes in November and will not attend the Minnesota State Fair on September 13. The White House said he will not make extended trips or campaign this fall, with no reason given for the change. He also declined another invitation to Plymouth, Massachusetts, on September 6.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Minnesota State Agricultural Society
Minnesota
White House
Plymouth
Mass
Clan MacLean to Initiate Candidates in City Building
Clan MacLean No 214 of the Order of Scottish Clans will initiate a class of candidates at the next meeting Monday evening in the city building Delegations from Youngstown and Sharon will attend Also expected is John T Ross of Akron Ohio a noted violinist The clan meets on the first and third Tuesdays each month A second class is planned for September
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Clan MacLean
Youngstown
Sharon
John T. Ross
Clan MacKenzie
Akron
Man Attacked With Rail Spike in Sharon
John Rock lies in Buhl hospital with many wounds after an alleged assault by John Pinknesch who waylaid him with a railroad spike. Pinknesch is under arrest and held awaiting Rock's medical outcome.
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John Rock
Buhl Hospital
Sharon
John Pinknesch
Rock
Auto Truck for New East Side Station
A city committee approves motorizing all fire departments including a bungalow style Eastside station on Arlington Avenue. Architect Eckles to draft plans for a three to four room, story and a half building with auto truck storage, no horse equipment. The city owns the lot and plans seek quick council approval and truck purchases.
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Eckles
Arlington Avenue
Eastside
Thirteen Pass Examination for Professional Certificates
County Superintendent W. Lee Gilmore reports that 13 of 17 examinees passed the professional certificate examination. Issued names include Mary Bennett New Castle Myra Chambers Ellwood City Helen Clepper East Palestine Lessie Copper Princeton Ethel Cunningham Wampum Elna Gilfillan East Brook Scott Guy Ellwood City Idyl Hennon Wampum Zula Lusk Moravia Lucy Jane McGary New Wilmington Nellie Moore Ellwood City Edith Nagel Harmony Eva Porter Moravia. Six graduates earned high school diplomas in this first test under the new school code.
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W. Lee Gilmore
Mary Bennett
New Castle
Myra Chambers
Ellwood City
Helen E. Clepper
East Palestine
Lessie Copper
Princeton
Ethel Cunningham
Wampum
Elna Gilfillan
Eastbrook
Scott W. Guy
Idyl Hennon
Zula Lusk
Moravia
Lucy Jane McGary
New Wilmington
Nellie Moore
Edith Nagel
Harmony
Eva Porter
Police seek sworn officers for camp grounds
Two offenders in police court at the Highland district camp meetings visited the mayor this morning and urged the swearing in of several special police officers for duty at the camp grounds. The mayor said he cannot appoint new officers and ministers were sent to the court to obtain officers.
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Upper Highland
Republican troops join enemy in Braganza conflict
Lisbon report says Republican troops sent to Braganza to fight Portuguese Royalists have joined the enemy. The Republican government will not execute captured Royalists and likely will send them to penal colonies in Africa.
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Lisbon
Braganza
Africa
Herbert at Dam Every Morning
John A. Herbert, the expert swimming teacher hired by the YMCA, will lead boys at the second dam each morning next week from 10 30 to 12 o clock. This is his third year teaching swimming, and mothers may feel safe letting their boys attend while he is present. The YMCA offers a button to all boys who learn to swim under its auspices. An
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John A. Herbert
Second Dam
Mr. Herbert
YMCA Aims to Teach Every City Boy to Swim
The movement offers a badge for boys who teach others to swim and seeks city wide involvement by the Y M C A to instruct every boy in the city regardless of membership. Drownings could be prevented with proper swimming instruction from an expert instructor.
Boy Burned As Coffee Pot Overturns
Fred Wilson aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs R F Wilson of North Cedar street was badly burned when a coffee pot overturned. His coat snagged the handle causing the spill and scalding his legs. the flesh peeled and he will stay in bed a week or ten days.
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Fred Wilson
R. F. Wilson
North Cedar Street
Death Records for Several Individuals Noted in Local Ledger
Joseph Fulkerson aged 59 of 122 West Hilcrest Avenue John Schenker 37 of 43 Fulton Street Jethro McDanel 75 of Clinton Matthias Strohecker 68 of Elwood listed in local death record. Details of causes and dates not provided in fragments.
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Joseph
Fulkerson
West Hilcrest Avenue
John Schenker
Fulton Street
Jethro McDanel
Clinton
Matthias Strohecker
Elwood
Couple to wed in aviators plane over Hamilton
John Risch of Newport and Sophia Limburg of Cincinnati planned to marry in Lincoln Beachy s aircraft after the aviation meet in Hamilton. Mayor Straub to pronounce the ceremony with gifts from Hamilton merchants. Limburg says the match began as a joke by friends who proposed their names. Beachy had flown to 8500 feet and briefly disappeared behind clouds before a cold but perfect landing.
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United Press
Cincinnati
John Risch
Newport
Sophia Limburg
Hamilton
Lincoln Beachy
Straub
Miss Limburg
Beachy
Hungarian steel worker dies after shift on Moravia street bridge
John Schenker, 37, a Hungarian blacksmith at a steel mill, collapsed on the Moravia street bridge at 5:45 p.m. after walking home with a companion. He died en route to Dunn and Rice, with a coroner's viewing at the undertaking rooms. Survived by wife and parents in Hungary. a member of Eintracht society and Tron and Steel association. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the family home, Greenwood cemetery.
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John Schenker
Fulton Street
Moravia Street Bridge
Schenker
Dunn
Rice
Dunn and Rice
Norris
Hungary
Eintracht Society
Tron and Steel Association
Greenwood Cemetery
Two Men Hurt When Struck by Auto at Washington and Mercer
Jack Edgar and Frank Mossman were slightly injured after being struck by an automobile at the corner of Washington and Mercer streets. Mossman fell, Edgar was also hit. both received treatment at Dr. Knoll's office.
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Jack Edgar
Frank Mossman
Washington and
Mercer Streets
Mossman
Edgar
Beaver Valley Odd Fellows Picnic In Cascade Park
Odd Fellows from Beaver Valley are picnicking at Cascade park today. Two trainloads carrying about 590 arrived in the city and went to the park. The full fare had to be paid by those making the trip, no excursion rates being granted by the company.
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Beaver Valley
Cascade Park
Park
Settlement Reached In Assault Cases On Pearson Street
A settlement was effected this morning at Alderman Ranney's office in assault and battery cases brought by William Melkenen and Jack Bunta against August Buta and Mati Buta. Costs were paid, informations withdrawn, and the dispute traceable to a rear Pearson street fight.
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Alderman Ranney
William Melkenen
Jack Bunta
August Buta
Mati Buta
Pearson Street
Fire Chief Connery to speak at U S fire chiefs convention
Fire Chief Connery will present at the national convention of fire chiefs in Denver on September 17 to 20. He will discuss whether the triple combination hose chemical and pumping engine is a necessity as a key topic. Several hundred fire chiefs from the United States and Canada are expected.
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United States Fire Chiefs
Denver
Connery
Living costs solved at camp meeting in Berger Grove
The Free Methodist camp meeting at Berger Grove features over 100 large tents forming a hollow square around a central tabernacle. Meals are provided at a big restaurant for 3.50 per head for ten days, with a well for water, arc lighting, and a large dining bell for services, presided by Rev. Mendal B. Miller.
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Berger’ Grove
Franklin
Mendal B. Miller
Tabernacle
Free Methodist Church
New Castle District
Wife beater sent to jail in police court
The offenders appeared in police court this morning. Geo. Ratchford was accused of beating his wife and fined 5 dollars with 8 dollars costs or 19 days in jail for nonpayment. He paid the fine and walked away. Fred Owens, charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was discharged.
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Geo. Ratchford
Fred Owens
Water in Cascade Park Springs Stands Tests
A state chemist analysis finds Cascade Park springs water excellent with no coal contamination. City wells and wells at several local properties also tested good, though a South Croxton avenue well may be condemned. The cyclone damage in Grand Rapids caused $50 000 in losses and disrupted communications.
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Cascade Park Springs
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Ballpark
Philadelphia
Cascade Park
State Department of Health
Park
State Department
State Laboratories
American Car and Ship Hardware Company
R. Combs
Court Street
J. H. Preston
W. H. Dunlap
Anderson
Mascagni Denies Elopement Claim Amid Switzerland Search
In Rome on July 13 members of the Mascagni family reiterated the denial that composer Pietro Mascagni eloped to Paris with a chorus member. They say his exact location is unknown, but they believe he and his eldest daughter are in Switzerland seeking a villa to complete a new opera score.
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United Press
Rome
Mascagni
Paris
Switzerland
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Moravia Street
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Griet Connery
Methodists
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State Health Department
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