New Castle to Have Largest Pottery of Kind in U. S.
New Castle plans to house the largest pottery of its kind in the United States amid a wave of crime and graft exposure. The report details clashes between District Attorney Whitman and police over the Rosenthal homicide case and alleged police complicity with gamblers.
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New Castle
U. S
United Press
New York
Distict
Whitman
Herman Rosenthal
Jack Rose
Rose
Engage
New York City
Pass
Page Wight
No sore spots left on Clark says speaker seeks renomination
Champ Clark shows no visible signs of hurt over not securing the Democratic presidential nomination. He praises Woodrow Wilson as an ideal candidate and speaks of a Sea Girl visit as a love feast. Clark may win renomination to Congress and retain the speakership if elected.
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Clark
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Sea Girl
Champ
Congress
Turkish Guns Drive Off Italian Torpedo Boats
Italian torpedo boats attacked the Dardanelles under darkness but were repelled by Turkish shore fort fire. Two boats were reportedly sunk and six damaged as the fleet fled toward the Aegean. The Turkish government said the strait remains closed to world shipping.
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United Press
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Aegean Sea
Sea of Marmora
Marmara
Suffragettes Plan to Burn Dublin Theatre
Eight suffragettes were arrested in Dublin on a charge of complicity in last night's attempt to burn the Theatre Royal where Premier Asquith was to speak. Police found gunpowder petroleum and other inflammables, signaling a shift to explosives as a weapon. The investigation seeks to determine if the act was independent or part of a larger organization and whether the women came to mark the premier’s visit with violence.
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Dublin
Theatre Royal
Asquith
Dollar First Contribution to Taft Fund
A New York state county clergyman sent to Secretary Hilles a one dollar bill in a sealed envelope as the first known contribution to the Taft campaign fund. He asked that people donate so Taft could achieve a square deal in the fall contest with Roosevelt. The minister stated the dollar was all he could afford to give.
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Washington
Hilles
New York State
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
Ellwood Food Inspector Gains Pointers in New Castle
Squire Mecklem, pure food inspector of Ellwood City, visited the New Castle city food inspector this afternoon and secured pointers. He has succeeded in making a big change in food and milk conditions in Ellwood.
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Squire Mecklem
Ellwood City
New Castle
Ellwood
Gagged Watchman Foils Robbery at Chicago Store
J J Sowoboda a department store watchman was gagged and bound to a chair by three cracksmen who overpowered him and forced open the safe. He wriggled free toppled the chair rolled to the front door and attracted a passing policeman. The trio fled with about $1000 in currency.
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United Press
Chicago
J. J. Sowoboda
Sowoboda
Temperature Drops Along Lakes Today in Ohio Storms
Cool weather followed heavy rains and a northwest gale over Lake Erie. Temperatures fell about 20 degrees from 84 toward today in several Northern Ohio towns while Canton reported a damaging cloudburst.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ohio
Canton
Murder charges loom in Slippery Rock death case
District Attorney Purvis says Carl Snyder and Harry Kiesert may face murder charges in the death of Stella Hockenberry. Hearing set for next Monday. bail denied until further charges determined. Detective Feigle reports possible additional arrest as investigation widens.
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Carl Snyder
Harry Kiesert
Stella Priscilla Hockenberry
Slippery Rock
W. B. Purvis
Butler County
Snyder
W. F. Lytle
S. F. Bowser
Young Snyder
Kiester
Miss Hockenberry
J. J. Feigle
Dr. Kelly Farm
Harry Kiesetz
Tickets On Sale To Defray Roosevelt Convention Costs
Chicago July 19 The sale of tickets for the third party national convention in Chicago August 5 has opened with early receipts of 1500 dollars including 1000 from a single purchaser for 50 tickets. Medill McCormick says funds will cover most expenses estimated at 25000 dollars. Ralph C Otis named chairman of the arranging committee. Gov Deneen was asked to say when he would meet the committee seeking support for Roosevelt or Taft.
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Chicago
Medill McCormick
Ralph C. Otis
Oyster Bay
Col Roosevelt
Gov. Deneen
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Good Samaritans to Hold City Revival
The Good Samaritans new Christian group launches a two week evangelistic service at Simpson Church starting Sunday night July 21 at 7 45 PM. All are invited to attend and bring a red book.
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The
Good Smaritans
Simpson Church
Auto Prices Rise as Shoes Hit by Auto Demand
The piece notes a 20 percent shoe price rise starting September 1, blamed on leather cost increases tied to automobile production. Dealers cite a 72 percent jump in leather input costs and claim growing auto use drives leather demand, reducing supply as cattle ranching gives way to farming.
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United Press
Chicago
Republicans Prepare to Defend Taft in House Fight
Republican leaders in both chambers gird for a fierce defense of Taft's Chicago nomination. Senator Root will be Taft’s chief voice in the Senate with Bartholdt and Mondell defending in the House. Progressive Republicans pledge to expose charges of stolen delegates and argue the credentials committee backed Taft.
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Pres. Taft
United Press
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Senator Root
New York
Representative Bartholdt
Missouri
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Root
Hilles
National Committee
Bartholdi
Mondell
Bartholdt
Norris
Nebraska
Clapp
Minnesota
Cummins
Spring Water Condemned in Butler Avenue Area
Water in a spring at the residence of W. S. Randall on Butler Avenue has been condemned by the state department of health due to contamination. Warning notices warn the public not to use the water while analysis from Philadelphia confirms polluted conditions. Several wells were tested. the drilled well at W. Y. Gibson and wells at J. E. Sharp Frank Woods William Locher Sarah Fisher and L. S. Simons on Sheridan Avenue show good water.
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Bluefiled
W. Va
Bluefield
Norfolk & Western
W. S. Randall
Butler Avenue
State Department of Health
Philadelphia
State Board
W. Y. Gibson
J. E. Sharp
Frank Woods
William Locher
Sarah Fisher
L. S. Simons
Sheridan Avenue
Maryland Loyal to Taft Denies Roosevelt Elector Compromise
John B. Hanna and Alfred Towers asserted Maryland Republicans did not originate any compromise to have Taft electors vote for Roosevelt. They said compromise plans came from the Roosevelt side. The Maryland convention named six electors for Roosevelt but did not adjourn sine die and can reconvene to amend the ticket.
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Washington
Taft
John B. Hanna
Internal Revenue
Maryland
Alfred Towers
Baltimore
Col. Roosevelt
Hanna
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Lorimer Starts Auto Trip Home to Chicago
William Lorimer of Illinois began an automobile journey from Washington to Chicago after settling affairs, accompanied by ally William J. Cooke. If the road is completed by car, he will reach Chicago by next Tuesday, as noted in the Congressional Record spanning over 38 pages.
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Washington
William Lorimer
Ilinois
Chicago
William J. Cooke
Lorimer
Congressional Record
Death notices for three residents announced
Mary E. Cribbs age 23 of 11 Point Place Titus Brady of Woodlawn and Sarah Watson Garrett age 77 of Prtacki are listed in the death records with their names ages and addresses.
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Mary E. Cribbs
11 Point Place
Titus Ralph Brady
Woodlawn
Sarah Watson Garrett
Prtacki
Star Border Arrests In Jail On Assault Charge
Tony Lucoski a star boarder with Carl MecNovish remains jailed after an alleged assault attempt on Mrs McNovish during her husband's absence. Charged in front of Alder Cooper, arrest by Constable Kerr. bail denied, hearing next Monday. Also Mary Montieth files charges against neighbor Lucy Hilyard for breach of peace with a threatening claim. bail set for hearing.
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Tony Lucoski
Carl MecNovish
McNovish
Mary Montieth
Mahoning Township
Lucy Hilyard
Farmer Emory Wilson fatally shoots himself in Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland Emory Wilson a wealthy farmer about 40 tied a string to his shotgun trigger placed the muzzle in his mouth and pulled the trigger with his toe blowing off part of his head He lived four miles east of the city and the motive remains unknown.
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Cumberland
Emory Wilson
Wilson
Here
Shenango Purchases New Castle China Plant for Expansion
Shenango Pottery Co acquires the New Castle China Co plant for 23 450, consolidating to form the nation’s largest hotel china ware unit. The combined plant will operate 18 kilns and employ over 600 workers after overhaul begins immediately, with full operation expected by early January.
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New Castle
United States
New Castle China Co
Shenango Pottery Co
James Chambers
Chambers
Shenango
New Caste
Onondega
N.Y
Dr E P Norris Goes to Inspect New Camp Site
Dr E P Norris a colonel in the Uniform Rank K of P will leave with his wife tomorrow to inspect the camp site at Conneaut Lake. The camp named Camp Holcomb will be dedicated next Monday. During Norris absence ex Policeman Cyrus Horner will act as coroner.
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E. P. Norris
K. of P
Conneaut Lake
Camp Holcomb
Norris
Cyrus Horner
Gift for Mrs Emery at New Castle Lady Maccabee picnic
At the New Castle Lady Maccabee picnic held yesterday in the park the group presented Mrs Fred Emery with a box of flowers amid a brief social gesture by local ladies.
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Lady Maccabee
Park
New Castle
Fred Emery
Woman Kidnaper Taken After Long Chase in Auto
A Denver story in which Georgiana Lichenwalter, a 19 year old stenographer, was shot four times after spurning a married man named Eugene Miller who pursued her for elopement. Miller remains at large and police hunt continues.
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United Press
Denver
Col
Georgiana Lichenwalter
St. Luke's Hospital
Eugene Miller
Miller
Physician sues Bell Telephone for damages over directory omission
Dr. J. A. Hawkins president of the Physicians' Association of Pittsburg sues Bell Telephone Co for 25000 dollars, claiming his name was omitted from the new telephone directory.
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Pittsburg
J. A. Hawkins
Physicians’ Association of
Bell Telephone Co
July coal shipment up Ohio river resumes after five years
Pittsburg reports the first July shipment of coal down the Ohio river in five years. Coal companies reached 7,000,000 bushels this summer, marking an unusual barge stage for the transport.
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Pittsburg
Ohio River
Arrest and chase in three counties over missing child
Mrs Herman F Lehman of Buffalo was arrested after police pursued her across three counties in motorcycles and cars at high speed through rain to Attica Wyoming county. She took Mildred Sloan, adopted daughter of John Sloan, from the Eagle hotel and sped away with the girl, followed by local police. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Herman F. Lehman
Attica
Wyoming County
Eagle Hotel
Lehman
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