Woodruff Reports Carnegie Bank Collapse Blame Falls on One Man
Harrisburg July 1 The Carnegie Trust Co failure stemmed from funds manipulation and misrepresented accounts. Attorney General Woodruff to Governor Pinchot cites one man control by president John A. Bell as the true cause, despite coal land depreciation cited as an apparent factor.
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International
Harrisburg
Carnegie Trust Company
George W. Woodrul
Pinchot
John A. Bell
Gays
Relieve foot pain with Sanisoptl bath and Roxall powder
If your feet ache and burn you can relieve them by bathing them at night in a warm solution of Sanisoptl Powder. This will take out all the burn and ache and you will have a comfortable night. Next morning dust Roxall Foot Powder in your soles for continued comfort as though you wore your old slippers.
One Man Control Tied to Bank Collapse Scandals
The report details deposits totaling 8.8 million with state and Allegheny county funds dominating and only four percent from Bell and his family. It accuses John A Bell and allied interests of concentrated loans, political influence, and misuse of public funds in the Carnegie Trust Company leading to its closure.
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Allegheny County
Bell
Lhe
Tell
Trust Company
Banking Department
Inser Company
Bell Companies
John A. Hell
Hell
John A. Bell
John A. Ball
Carnegie Coal Company
Wonodey
Trust
Carnegie Rust Company
A Weather Talk As Social Glue Across Regions
A lighthearted essay notes weather as a social tool to start conversations on trains, streets, and dances. It cites how strangers bond over climate as a safe topic and shares humorous examples from Victoria, Spitzbergen, and Migmy Florida, ending with a jab at how weather talk can lead to further chatter or bumbling misreads.
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Art Small, Jr
Raf
Art, Jr
Victoria
Ll. C
Spitzbergen
Pole
Investigation uncovers widespread misrepresentation in rapid pace
A newspaper excerpt notes that misrepresentation is being unearthed in great numbers with startling rapidity. The investigation of these instances is pursued day and night, and results warranting vigorous action are within immediate view.
Charge Of Murder Follows Death Of Man Cut In Arm
Clyde McCory of West Springfield was held for court on a murder charge after R J Merrick of Conneaut Ohio died from wounds inflicted with a butcher knife during a quarrel at McCorys home. Merrick died after infection set in. Three witnesses were held in 1000 bail each. A Mount Vernon woman has built a $12000 granite mausoleum for her two poodles.
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Mount Vernon, N
American Aces To Fly Against Riffian Forces
Final plans for American aviators to join France against the Rif...s were announced by Col. Charles Sweeney. The volunteers will travel from Paris to Toulon then fly to Rabat, Morocco, in formation. The squadron lists Pete Parker of Helena, Pollock of New Orleans, Rodgers of Pittsburgh, Kerwood of Chicago, Rockwell of Atlanta, Weller of New York, Stephen of Brooklyn, Baer of New Jersey, Gray of Chicago, and Buffom of Boston.
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Paris
France
Charles Sweeney
Spokane
International News Service Today
Toulouan
Rabat
Morocco
Chester G. Parker
Helena
Mont
A. G. Pollock
New Orleans
William Rodgers
Pittsburgh
Charles Kerwood
Chicago
Paul Rockwell
Atlanta
R. P. Weller
New York
Joseph M. Stephen
Brooklyn
Paul F. Baer
New Jersey
Charles G. Gray
Thomas ¥. Buffom
Boston
Judge Sustains McCahill Claim To Railway Stock
Judge John R. McFarlane in common pleas court upheld David I. McCahill s claim to 4600 shares of stock in the Pittsburgh Buller and New Castle railway and the Pittsburgh Mars and Butler railway under a contract with the late R A Boses The equity suit by Mary Walker Bogce excntrix and trustee asserting that McCahill was barred by his aditational relations was dismissed
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
David I. McCahill
Pittsburgh, Buller & New Castle Railway
Pittsburgh, Mars & Butler Railway
McCahill
R. A. Boses
John R. McFarlane
Common Pleas
BIL
Mary Walker Bogce
Excentrix
Gypsy Band Caught Accused of Beech Creek Bank Robbery
CLEARFIELD Pa July 18 After hours long chase a band of gypsies accused of robbing Beech Creek bank were captured near St Marys by Sheriff Thomes Lowell and four state police. The robbers entered the bank late in the afternoon took $100 then fled in automobiles across Clearfield county toward Elk County.
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Clearfield
Beechereak
Thomes Lowell
St. Mary's
Clearfield County
Elk County
Mennonites Gather For Annual Meeting
International News Service reports in Shamokin Pennsylvania that about six hundred Mennonite members from across Pennsylvania gathered at Edgewood Park Groves for the first day of their camp meeting in mid July.
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International Newa Servined
Shamokin
Pennsylvania
Edgewood Park Groves
Camp meeting held at large Pennsylvania auditorium
The camp meeting runs until July 26 with 153 tents set up around the big auditorium to house attendees. Rev. J. G. Shireman leads the local church group managing the camp while W. G. Gehman of Fariston heads the series. The annual event draws many denomination members from across central Pennsylvania.
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J. G. Shireman
W. G. Gehman Lofaston
Pennsyvania
Prisoners Aid Jailer in Subduing Knife Brandisher
In Belmont county jail jailer Amos Pierce and several prisoners fought to subdue Matt Vanasky of Barton who threatened inmates with a pocket knife. Vanasky claimed enemies chased him and had earlier asked for confinement in Wheeling.
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ST. Clairsville
Amos Pierce
Belmont County
Matt Vanasky
Barton
Vanasky
Wheeling
Three Are Killed By Fumes In Well
In Somerset Pennsylvania three people died from black damp in a well at the home of Christ Verna in Holsoppla near here yesterday afternoon. A boy fell into the well and, while his father and a neighbor fled to reseal him, two other men suffocated. The dead are Christ Verna ten years old, Garl Verna sixteen, and Kearney Morris forty nine, all of Holsopple.
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Somerset
Christ Varna
Holsoppla
Here
Christ Verna
Garl Verna
Kearney Morris
Holsonple
Golden Rule Lodge Meeting On Sunday
The Golden Rule Lodge No.6 Free and Accepted Masons in New Castles will meet Sunday July 29 at 2 40 pm in the First Christian church on the public square.
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Golden Rule Lodge
New Castles
First Christian Church
Made a New Woman of Her Middleport Ohio
Mrs Myra Juykins of Middleport Ohio testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health during the change of life. She says weight rose from 90 to 132 pounds and she runs a rooming house with eight in a family. Over 200000 women report benefit. 98 of 100 say yes. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Middleport
Ohio
Lydia
Finkham
Myra Juykins
North Front Street
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Plan To Use Air Mail Routes For Army Planes
The war department will study using air mail routes for battle planes in war. Six army pursuit planes will fly from Selfridge Field, Michigan, to San Francisco to test how many aircraft can be housed and refueled at air mail landing fields. The flight starts July 20 with stops at all regular landing places.
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CTRLE
International News
Washington
War Department
Army
Selfridge Field
Mich
San Francisco
Non-Stop Polar Airship Aimed by Doruler Designer
London July 18. Announced by Central News dispatches from Oslo that designer M Doruler, builder of the ships used by Captain Amundsen, plans a vast flying machine capable of flying from Spitsbergen to the North Pole and on to Alaska without landing.
Cure For Smallpox Is Latest Discovery
London reports that methods for skilling the smallpox virus and related diseases are to be announced at the British medical conference next week. Dr Nervyn Gordon will present the new findings following the noted work of Dr WJ Gye and J E Barnard in the pursuit of cancer causes.
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Cinternational News Service
London
Nervyn Gordon
W. 2. Gye
J. E. Barnard
Warrior Run Church to Mark 150th Anniversary
The Warrior Run Church near Watsontown Pennsylvania, the first organized church in the West Susquehanna Branch Valley, will celebrate its 150th founding anniversary with services held today and tomorrow at the historic building.
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International News Service
Watsontown
Warrior Run
Weat Susquehanna Branch Valley
Religious Establishment in West Branch Valley 1775
The Christian religion began in West Branch Valley in July 1775 when Rev. Philip Fillan held the first service at a site now a public park in Watsontown. The sermon led to the establishment of the Warrior Rug church. The House of Commons requires a member to bow to the chair on entry or exit, even multiple times in minutes.
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West Branch Valley
Philip Fillan
Watsontown
House of Commons
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