Labor Voting Patterns Across Regions
The New York World surveyed labor groups nationwide to gauge voting leanings toward Bryan or Taft, finding majorities favor the leader’s stance, while some labor figures fear injunction actions hurt labor. In Wheeling West Virginia July 19 editor Walter Hilton and Time Workers officials offer varied takes, noting independent voter conviction despite union affiliations.
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New York World
Pers
Bryan
Taft
the World
Asaim
American Federation Labor
Judge
Labor
New Castle
Wheeling
W. Va
Gompers
Walter B. Hilton
The
Majority
Charles Sawyer
Time Workers’ International Protective Nation
Suicide as a Public Health Concern Dreaded by Communities
The piece argues suicide stems from mental illness and often lacks clear warning signs. It notes that when a despondent person resolves to die they can achieve it regardless of easy or hard access to means like carbolic acid. It cites Pittsburg and similar communities where crisis reports are common and calls regulation ineffective.
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Pittsburg
Hints and Dints From Household Travel Traditions
A poem contrasts mother and father packing a trunk with orderly care versus hasty, wasteful methods. It hints at a light town note from Somerville Journal and weaves in brief quips about a trolley car, a dance, a possible drawing card, a cloud forming a number thirteen, and inmate dissatisfaction at a western penitentiary.
Fragments on honesty politics and street fakers
A collection of q uotes satirizing honesty voting patterns and religious habits. It notes Taft Bryan politics and suggests distrust of some businessmen while condemning public街 frauds and corn salve sales near New Castle street corners.
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New Castle
Pittsburg Contemplates Self Destruction Crisis Response
City and county officials meet over a surge in personal crisis reports with 22 deaths since July and 15 by carbolic acid. They discuss regulating sales of the lethal chemical and opening self death stations offering secrecy and aid to despairing individuals.
Waiting With the Latch Key and Other Items
A poetic lament by Madeline Bridges about a lover’s absence. A Cleveland inventor unveils a machine replacing typewriter girls, though many businessmen resist. chemical experts warn cracked dishes in eateries harbor dangerous bacteria in some fast service places.
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Cleveland
Vacation for Dr. Higley Leads to Pulpit Visitors
Dr. E. E. Higley of the First M. B. church leaves for Centerville to visit relatives. Next Sunday Dr. W. C. Carroll from Pittsburg will preach. August 2 Rev. Charles T. Greer of Drew Theological Seminary will lead. August 9 Rev. T. McKinney of Cripple Creek, Col. will speak. Rev. James Drake will lead mid week prayer meetings.
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EB. BE. Higley
M. B
Centerville
T. McKinney
Cripple Creek
Col
James Drake
Roy Lytle
Pitcairn
R. M. Stewart
Kinsman
O. J. W. Stephenson
Natrona
J. M. Shaffer
Geneva College
Frank Wright
D. B. Forsythe
McKeesport
W.W. G. Mills
Sharon
George A. Arnold
Pittsburg
New Wilmington
J. C. Heinrich
Westminster
Miss Schmidt
New Castle
Joseph Howard
A. BE. Dewhurst
Dunkirk
N. Y
Dr. Harshaw
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Barnes
Market Street
H. Paul Scheller
Pasadena
Cal
A. A. Schoeller
First Electric Car Reaches New Castle on New Line
The first Pittsburg Harmony Butler and New Castle electric railway car arrived Sunday evening with road officials and guests. Officials say regular service begins Tuesday with half hour runs to Ellwood City and New Castle, and longer schedules on other divisions. The car rode smoothly with no issues and crews praised the line’s wiring and grading.
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Butler
New Castle
Pittsburg
Harmony
Charles Andrews
City
William 8. Devlin
Judson Barteau
Ellwood City
W. J. Kirk
M. D. McCarthy
Pittsburg Street
Boggs
New Castle-Ellwood City
Ellwood
News outing contest figures and district candidate note
The News reports on district election activity with Mary Cunningham named as a new entrant in Harlandsburg and urged support from local residents. It urges candidates to file daily subscription votes, warn against holding votes, and promotes mailing cards for supporters. The piece also previews the Toronto Canadian National exposition with art loans and an international military tattoo attractor.
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Mary Cunningham
Harlansburg
New Castle
Toronto
Canada
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Trolley Car Crash Hurls Tallyho Party Into Road
A San Mateo electric car struck a tallyho party near Colma, San Francisco, scattering twenty travelers and leaving five in precarious condition. The injured include Miss Annie Hayes Mrs May Nelson Miss Annie Nelson Frank Guest and A L Moran.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
Colma
San Meteo
Annie Hayes
May Nelson
Annie Nelson
Frank Guest
A. L. Moran
Tally Ho
Charles and Albert Felix Sentenced After Sunday Fight
Charles Felix and Albert Felix were arrested on Mahoning avenue by Officers Kelley and Richards on fighting charges. They were sentenced to 10 days in jail each this morning by Mayor Lusk.
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Charles Felix
Albert Felix
Mahoning Avenue
Kelley and
Richards
Lusk
Quebec 300th Anniversary Pageant Opens Jubilee
Canada nations join United States and Britain as Quebec marks the city founding. The Prince of Wales arrives aboard the Indomitable for an eleven day celebration with 50 000 visitors expected and 25 000 troops at the Plains of Abraham dedication.
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Quebec
Samuel de Champlain
Dominion
Canada
England
France
United States
Prince of Wales
Australia
Charles W. Fairbanks
W. S. Cowles
New Hampshire
America
Frank Lascelles
Oxford
The
Plains of Abraham
Sermon by Rev. Shape Draws I O O F Members
In New Wilmington a large turnout from Pulaski West Middlesex and New Wilmington heard Rev. F A Shape speak to I O O F members about the lodges goals history and works highlighting friendship love and truth. The service also noted active church cooperation and charitable programs.
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New Wilmington
Pulaski
West Middlesex
Presbyterian Church
Lodge
Lawmakers Taken in Atlanta Hotel Raid
Five Georgia legislators are on trial after detectives raided the Kimball House hotel in Atlanta. Officers seized a stack of $500 and found liquor and poker in the room where lawmakers allegedly played poker since the session began.
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United Press
Atlanta
Georgia
Kimball House
Freight engine derailed by herd of steers
An Erie freight train engine derailed north of Greenville Saturday after colliding with a herd of steers. Three people were killed in the accident.
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Erie
Greenville
New Castle Circle 5 to Hold 14th Annual Outing
New Castle Circle No. 5 P H C will hold its 14th annual outing at Rock Springs Park on July 23. All members and friends invited for an old-time basket picnic. Trains 8:16 and 9:15. Fare 75 and 55 cents.
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Rock Springs Park
Withdrawals threaten Olympic Games amid management backlash
United Press reports growing disgust over management and perceived favoritism toward English athletes risks multiple nations withdrawing before week’s end. The United States remains ready to compete, while French riders protest fouling and officials’ rulings. Scandinavians stay loyal to England.
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United Press
London
Foree
British Olympic Committee
United States
Brighton
Bailey Approves of Denver Ticket
Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas, long ill with throat trouble, has recovered enough to plan a late week return to Texas. He says he cannot discuss politics but approves of the Denver ticket and may campaign if his health improves as doctors expect.
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New York
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Bailey
Denver
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the News Company
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Eekly
Comany
Father
Mother
Lonelyville
Somerville Journal
Elinor
Percy Stetler
Bucyrus
Western Penitentiary
Madeline Bridges
E. E. Higley
W. A. Goehring
West Pittsburg
James “Leslie
G. F Pitzer
W. A. McMahan
Miguel
Liviana Barron
George Roe
Wampum
Moravia Presbyterian Church
Wif
John Hutnik
Moravia
Mahoningtown
Charles Leslie
Big Beaver Township
Frank A. Shape
ODD Fellows
Hotel McCreary
Lucille Winkler
Louisville
Mary Frances Allen
Almon R. Shaffer
H. Clayton Jones
Claire W. Chain
Mary G. Wilson
Lenore H. Gageby
Charles A. McIver
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R. D. Kennedy
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Hotel
D. M. Cleland
R. W. Thompson
U. P
Jewett
Ohio
Thomas Porter
South America
Patterson Stationery Co
Patterson Stationery; CO
East Washington Street
New Castle Circle
Joseph Conti
Louise Fazzone
Denver Ticket
Razor
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Duff
Mgr
North Mill Street
Herb D.mcgoun
Oxfords
Herb C. Mctioun
Wallace
MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Georgia Railroad Commission
Kohlsaat
Chicago
Chicago, Indianapolis and
Louisville Railroad
People's Mortgage Loan CO
Herb D. McGoun
the National Bank OF Lawrence CO
New Castle, PA
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