Miners Strike Tightens at Pardoe Grove City Mines
A second three month strike closes the Filer mines in Pardoe and Grove City with about 100 to 260 miners walking out. Union claims broken pledge by Filers under a halted agreement. Filers insist on rights and continue operation. State constabulary presence noted while arbitration talks proposed by James S. Clark. Family visitors from Washington, Greenville and Pennsylvania avenue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Guyer
Pardoe
Filer
Grove City
Lees- Gore
James 8. Clark
Filers
Mercer
H. H. Chambers
State Constabulary
James S. Clark
United Mine Workers
Funeral Mob Angers Police Over Barbara Reig Killing
Five thousand people mobbed in front of Barbara Reig's home as her funeral procession left for St Nicholas church in New York. They jeered police, shouting there come the dirty cops, and accused officers of masking bruises on the deceased. Authorities denied viewing the hearse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Barbara Reig
Irving Square Park
David Shellard
Major Street
St. Nicholas Roman Catholic Church
Stagg Street
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Father Hoffman
Shellard
Another Suspect in Drew Case At Troy
In Troy New York on July 25 action is expected today in the Hazel Drew murder case. An arrest may come before night. A married railroad man using the alias John J Magner is a latest suspect linked to the teen's death near Teal Pond. Also to be questioned are Frank Smith a boy who saw Hazel shortly before the tragedy and William Taylor the girl's uncle whose reticence fuels the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Troy
N. Y
Hazel Drew
John J. Magner
Drew
Teal Pond
Frank Smith
William Taylor
Greer Tin Mill Downtime Due To Finishing Congestion
The Greer tin mill suspended all 20 hot mills for a week to relieve finishing department congestion. Superintendent Ross said operations will resume in full one week from the coming Monday August 3. Ten mills of Shenango’s hot mill department are also idle at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Tin Mill
Ross
Shenango
Small Blaze On Terrace Avenue Causes Minor Loss
An exploding oil stove at the residence of Wilfred Cameron of 6 Terrace Avenue started a small blaze around 10 o'clock Saturday morning. An alarm from box 58 alerted Chief Connery and the Fifth ward department. Loss estimated under $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Cameron
Terrace Avenue
Chief Connery
Fifth Ward
Demand for dog poisons surges in New Castle druggists
Drugstores report heavy demand for nux vomica or dog poison. Purchases require purpose disclosure, driving buyers to distant districts. Strychnine in dog poisons proves fatal quickly. arsenic is also sought, sometimes hidden on raw meat at dog frequenting spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hearst Declines Presidency Candidacy Amid Chicago Visit
William Randolph Hearst, arriving in New York, rules out any presidential bid under all conditions and declines questions on the Independence League ticket or Bryan. In Chicago, Bryan reaches the Auditorium Annex for a campaign manager selection, while his Nebraska-Iowa progress draws rousing Democratic reception and talks of Norman Mack and Tom L Johnson as potential finance chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
William Randolph Hearst
New Jork
Lucania
Chicago
Mr. Hearst
Independence League
Bryan
Gompers
Hearst
America
William J. Bryan
Burlington Road
Auditorium Annex
National Committee
Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha
Norman
Mack
Buffalo
Caa
Toi’ L. Johnson
Cleveland
Turkey
Republican Party
Philippine Islands
Annex Hotel
Affinity Earle’s Effective Barriers in New Measures
Ferdinand Earle the Middletown resident says he has added a ferocious Dane to his kennels to guard his property and keep sighters away. He plants thousands of hybrid black and Italian bees on his estate and vows to use more efficient methods if needed to deter intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Middletown
N. Y
Ferdinand Earle
Village
Earle
Dismissal of West Point Cadets Approved
The War Department announced that President approved an order for the dismissal of eight West Point cadets charged with hazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
West Point
Carnegie Employees Enjoy Picnic at Rock Point
Carnegie company workers from Youngstown and Pittsburg gather for a day at Rock Point for a company picnic with communal lunches and outdoor games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Point
Carnegie Company
Youngstown
Pittsburg
New Castle Mayor Orders End of Unmuzzled Dogs Monday Evening
Mayor Lusk announces a strict plan to curb stray dogs, ordering all unmuzzled dogs off the streets by Monday evening. Tagged dogs will face fines up to ten dollars and possible jail, while untagged animals go to the dog catcher. He seeks a stronger ordinance and insists on enforcement against nuisance and dangerous dogs, with potential shooting on sight for loose dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
New Castle
Jack Young
Father Sullivan Visits Then Heads to New York
Father S. J. Sullivan of Butte Montana, a native of this city, returns after 28 years as guest of Fathers O Shea and Sharp at St Marys church. He now leads Sacred Heart church in Butte and will depart Sunday with Father Sharp for New York for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Sullivan
Butte
Mont
F. F. O’shea
J. W. Sharp
St. Mary’s Church
Father Sullivan
Sacred Heart Church
Ambrose’ Sullivan
Pendelton
Oregon
J. B. Sullivan
Butte, Mont
Sullivan
Father Sharp
New York
Unwritten Law Upheld in Chicago Coroner's Jury
In Chicago a coroner's jury acquitted William Branitzky of killing Louis Sletton after Sletton abused Branitzky's wife in his presence. Branitzky, bedridden with spinal tuberculosis, was in a plaster cast when the shooting occurred. Branitzky's statement of events was read to the jury, which found no guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
William Branitzky
Louis Sletton
Sletton
Branitzky
Thaw Faces Possible Appendicitis in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie New York on July 25 Harry Thaw is believed to have appendicitis according to his personal physician Dr John A Card. Thaw endures intense side pains and may receive twice daily medical visits after a few days of mild discomfort.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry Thaw
John A. Car
Thaw
Card
Weekly statement of Associated Banks in New York
The weekly banking statement shows increases in reserve on all deposits and on deposits other than U S. increases, loans and specie rise, legal tenders up, deposits and circulation up. Total loans reach 1 270 921 400 dollars with reserves at 29.35 percent, surplus 5 831 125 dollars, compared with last year’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
United States
Ferguson couple ill and birth in local note
Mr and Mrs Samuel Ferguson are both ill. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Robinson. Mrs Robert Wilson and Miss Mary Hopper have returned from a visit with Miss Hamilton of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ferguson
John Robinson
Robert Wilson
Mary Hopper
Hamilton
Ellwood City
Diphtheria Reported in Ray Street Family
A diphtheria case was reported to the health department Saturday afternoon in the family of Frank Stickles of Ray Street. The notice notes local health officials are monitoring the situation and may take cautions to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stickles
Ray Street
Health Department
Missionary Miss Beulah Wilson to Address Union YPCSCE
Miss Beulah Wilson a former missionary in Cuba will speak at the Union Y P S C E meeting Sunday evening at the First Presbyterian church.
New Hampshire Leads Naval Review at Quebec Pageant
In Quebec the New Hampshire joined eight British battleships and French vessels in a royal review by the Prince of Wales. Admirals Curzon-Howe Jellicoe Bauregsberry Cowles and others commanded ships as cheers rose along the St. Lawrence. A grand historical pageant was planned for later the same day.
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United Press
Quebec
New Hampshire
St. Lawrence
Prince of Wales
Kings Wharf
Exmouth
Sir Asheton Curzone-Howe
Admiral Aude
Russell
Runcau
Venus
Arrogant
New First Baseman for Pittsburg Club
Pittsburg Pa July 25 A rumor says manager Clark of the Pittsburg Pirates has secured Tim Jordan Brooklyn first baseman. Reported exchange would send Lefty Leifield Eddie Phelps Swadina and Kane to the Dodgers. Jordan to wear a Pirates uniform next week.
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Pittsburg
Clark
Pittsburg Pirates
Tim” Jordan
Brooklyn
Pirates
Lefty
Leifield
Eddie Phelps
Swadina
Kane
Trolley Dodgers
Jordan
Noted Italian Mob Executes Dentist for Vengeful Tongue Tear
Francesco Vergani, spurned lover of Eloise Ferdardi from Monselice, disguised as an itinerant dentist, lured her for a tooth pull then tore out her tongue. A mob tied him to a horse and dragged him two miles, ending in severe injuries likely to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Padua
Italy
Francesco Vergani
Vergani
Eloise Ferdardi
Monselice
Here
America
Boston
Vergant
Verangi
Unavailing Search For Bank Officer In Cleveland
Police detectives and patrolmen have hunted since 2 a m for H W Gazell secretary treasurer of the Farmers and Merchants Banking company in Cleveland Ohio. Grand larceny is charged by warrant sworn by John Logan a depositor who says Gazell abstracted 32326 from bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. W. Gazell
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Banking Company
Watch
John Logan
Gazell
Funeral Tomorrow for Aloert Adams in Youngstown
The funeral for Aloert Adams, the young boy shot by a companion in Youngstown, will be held tomorrow. The shooter will be held to the juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloert Adams
Youngstown
Local Pageant Contestants List Top Four
The readable fragment names four contestants for a pageant: Miss Hattie Eckels, Miss Mary McCready, Miss Angie Sickafuse, and Miss Nettie Clark. The spread hints at a beauty or talent show with these titles likely representing finalists or entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Eckels
Mary McCready
Angie Sickafuse
Nettie Clark
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F. M. Cleaver
P. R. Michener
Washington, D. C
Roy Stone
Theodore
Greenville
William Aspery
Pennsylvania Avenue
WM. Hurst
Tively
W. J. Bryan
Tom L. Johnson
Finance Committee
A. Haun
Our
Sper
Sacred Heart
Sormer
MT. Jackson
Prince Today
St. Lawrence River
Beauty OF the Fleet
Pittsburg Club
Sweetheart
Clevelnd
City OF
Newcastle
Laura Rea
Myrtle Hughes
Mollie Jones
Nancy Dean
Fanny McBride
Stella Morgan
Bonnie Battley
Artie Bowersox
Bernice Bixler
Mary Thomas
Helen Gilmore
Gertrude Sharp
Helen Vandergrift
Sally Nixon
Lillian Doerr
Sue O'Connor
Mahoningtown
Miss Jessie Marstellar
Miss Ruby Robinson
Bessie McMullen
Katherine Evans
Hickory, Scott, Washington and
Plaingrove Townships
Estella Allen
Florence McConaghey
Slippery Rock
Shenango, Wayne and
Perry Townships
Anna Medard
Katherine Boyd
Taylor, Little Beaver
Big Beaver
North Beaver
Union Townships
Bessie Dunnan
Estella Hennon
Lula Marshall
Sadie Mahannah
Helen Moore
Mahoning, Pulaski, Wilmington and
Neshannock Townships
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