Barrackman Not Prosecuted In Pittsburg Forgery Case
Harry Barrackman arrested in Pittsburg and brought to this city on a forgery charge will not be prosecuted. He presented a $20 check to Higgins of the Ho tel Higgins on July 22 and fled. Higgins and Henry and Mayor Lusk decided not to press charges after a conference. Barrackman will be released once he settles with Higgins and Henry and pays costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barrackman
Pittsburg
Gilmore
Barrackman
Higgins
Erie
Messrs
Henry
Lusk
Lake Erie crews back at work after reinstatement
New Castle trainmen of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie were reinstated after being laid off for alleged card playing during working hours. Public indignation grew over the suspension and officials decided to restore the men to good standing immediately amid a system wide concern from Brownsville to Youngstown.
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New Castle
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Railroad Company
Brownsville
Youngstown
New Castle Baby Gains Notoriety at Station Encounter
Rebecca Rosen of New Castle fell ill while en route to Brooklyn to join her husband. At Pittsburg station, officer Carl Hamilton paused duty to entertain two year old Minella Rosen, who clung to him until an ambulance arrived and the child cried while leaving.
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Pittsburg
Rebecca Rosen
New Castle
Brooklyn
Montefiore Hospital
Minella Rosen
Carl Hamilton
Hamilton
Weeds Proving Great Annoyance Amid City Walks
Complaints rise over ranks weeds along sidewalks and vacant lots. Ragweed blamed for hay fever as weeds thrive in morning dew and disturb residents across the city.
Will Air Family Troubles Tomorrow
Charles Hetberg of Bessemer will face Alderman Ranney tomorrow to answer charges of deserting his wife Katy and an infant, and of creating disorder and striking William Glassel. Mary Weil, mother of Mrs. Hetberg, filed suit on behalf of her daughter and of Glasses and will present evidence at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hetberg
Bessemer
Ranney
Katy
William Glassel
Charles
Mary Weil
Hetberg
Glasses
Porter resigns to take Westfield charge
Rev. R. E. Porter resigns as pastor of East McKeesport Presbyterian Church to accept a call from the Westfield congregation in North Beaver township. In five years there, church membership increased by more than 200 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Porter
East McKeesport Presbyterian Church
Westfield
North Beaver Township
Arrow Autos Wins AAA Tour at Bedford Springs
The annual American Automobile association tour ends at Bedford Springs with Great Arrow runabouts leading the field and no other contestants reported. The winning cars will return to Buffalo via Pittsburg after the reception honoring the victors.
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American Automobile Association
Bedford Springs
Great Arrow
Bedford
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Zelienople Banks Shine Amid Local Commerce
Zelienople and Harmony report two national banks with steady six month gains. The First National, founded 1881 and reorganized 1902, lists 50 000 capital and 470 082 liabilities. officers Ira Zeigler and H M Wise lead with a long list of directors. The second, People's National, started 1904 with 50 000 capital and 278 000 liabilities. led by C A Strodecker and W J Lamberton, with directors including J S McNally and W J Lamberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
First National Bank
Ira
Zeigler
H. M. Wise
Passavant
W. H. Gelbach
H. Kloffenstein
J. A. Gelbach
A. Sitler
H. W. Gelbach
Fred Zehner
Charles Stokey
C. S. Passavant, Jr
A Frauenheim
Ira S. Zeigler
C. B. Harper
S. O. Wright
J. C. Milleman
J. B. Zeigler
People’s National Bank
C. A. BD. Strodecker
W. J. Lamberton
A. B. Crawford
E. P. Young
J. S. McNally
J. R. Humphrey
William Eicholtz
J. G. Lamberton
N. B. Duncan
H. C. Milleman
A. Seaton
William Allen
Stephen Lockwood
C. J
No Shutdown for Sanitary Company
Zelienople July 30 The Iron City Sanitary Manufacturing company has kept steady work all year despite other plants stopping. About 500 mostly skilled workers are employed. Only one major shutdown occurred during a two week stock and repair period. Officers are A A Frankenheim president J A Kelley secretary treasurer and W H Lose general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Iron City Sanitary Manufacturing Company
A. A. Frankenheim
Pittsburg
J. A. Kelley
W. H. Lose
Fireworks to Crown Feature at Cascade Park Event
The big K. of P. outing at Cascade park will feature a fireworks display by Jake Cunti. The show includes rocket explosions, Neapolitan shells, 16 bomb shells, aerial signals, 50 colored skyrockets and multiple set pieces including Niagara Falls and a Japanese floral garden.
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Cascade Park
Jake Cunti
New Castle
Niagara Falls
Cunti
Bicycle rider seriously hurt on North Jefferson hill
Frank Stevenson of Park avenue was thrown from his bicycle while coasting down the North Jefferson street hill at 8 30 Thursday morning. A rope at the hill bottom blocked travel and Stevenson, who failed to notice it, struck the obstruction. He was unconscious briefly and taken to a surgeon for treatment of head wounds a sprained ankle and other injuries.
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North Jefferson Street
Frank Stevenson
Park Avenue
Lincoln Ie
Grant Street
Stevenson
Pneumatic Machine Co. a Steady Local Industry in Zelienople
Zelienople July 30 One of the town’s proud industries is the Herman Pneumatic Machine Company a dependable concern making automatic moulding machinery of a special design. It employs about 15 workers and maintains steady output in constant demand. M. L. Heyl is president and H. T. Frauenstein secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Herman Pneumatic Machine Company
M. L. Heyl
H. T. Frauenstein
Zelienople Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss BE F Dean traveled to Butler on business. Miss Margaret McClure visited Evans City. Edward Mater and wife toured Pittsburgh. Miss Anna Strutt returned from Beaver Valley. Mrs Walley and children visited kin near Karns. BE F Connelly of New Castle and H M Steen with Carl Rankin checked in at Hotel Stokey. Edna Strutt with Grace and Hester spent a week with relatives in Pittsburgh. Rev W H George of Geneva College in Beaver Falls seeking students. false report of Pearl Zeigler poisoning debunked. Zeigler overheated.
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BE. F. Dean
Butler
Margaret McClure
Evans City
Edward Mater
Pittsburg
Anna Strutt
Beaver Valley
Walley
Karns City
BE. F. Connelly
New Castle
H. M. Steen
Carl Rankin
Stokey
Edna Strutt
Grace
Hester
W. H. George
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Pearl Zeigler
Harmony
Zeigler
Laura Lehman
Edna Wise
Laura Wilson
Lois Gallagher
Gudekunst
John Eckart
William Black
Rock Point
Warner
Iron City
Petr
Zelienople Resident Center Grows with New Homes
Zelienople, July 30. Residents boast the town as a premier residence community. Visitors agree, evidenced by new summer homes and a recent $15,000 residence by W A Pore of Pittsburgh on Cemetery Hill.
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Zelienople
Pittsburg
W. A. Pore
Cemetery Hill
Specialty Co has Made Good Showing In Zelienople
July 30 report from Zelienople notes the Specialty Foundry Co is new and small but showing steady business with potential growth. A M Frauenheim serves as president and general manager. the plant specializes in moulding work of all designs and may require enlargement as it expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Specialty Foundry Company
A. M. Frauenheim
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Personal letters from women in New York Denver Laurel and Kewanee praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularities nervous headaches and general weakness. The ad notes a thirty year history and invites readers to write for information and testimonials.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lillian Ross
84Th Street
New York
Katharine Craig
Lafayette St
Denver
Col
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Marie Stoltzman
Laurel
Ellen M. Olson
N. East St
Kewanee
Ill
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Special Prize Winners at The News Circulation Contest
The News announces special prizes for circulation workers and encourages early subscription reporting and correct voting. It notes increased activity, with many young ladies aiming for prizes, and warns against misreporting votes while pledging to publish standings again on Saturday.
Fay High Dominates Coal Town Visit Scene
Fay Howard Meanor of Pittsburg visited the McAleese home over Sunday. Dr. Harry N. Holmes of Richmond Indiana vacations with his mother Mrs. J. P. Holmes. Addison Seiple of Sharpsville visited his son Jefferson Moore's family. Fay ball team traveled to Coal Town and won. Fay remains undefeated. Mrs. A. T. Sampson spent days in New Castle with son J. B. Sampson family. Harmony line business surged due to Lutheran picnic at Rock Point and Odd Fellows picnic at Alameda Spark Butler.
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Howard Meanor
Pittsburg
McAleese
Harry N. Holmes
Richmond
Ind
J. P. Holmes
Addison Seiple
Sharpsville
Jefferson Moore
Fay
Coaltown
A. T. Sampson
New Castle
Inlaw
J. B. Sampson
Harmony
Rock Point
Alameda Spark
Butler
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Tom Bateman the
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Yackley & Bunnell
Winifred Stewart
Sonia Jennings
Renfrew the Boys
Wallace
MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
Edward and
Donald Stringer
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Jefferson County
Ohio
Ernest
Hower
Arrow Autos
The
New Castle News
News Office
Knights of Pythias
Lawrence
China
Saucer
East Washington Street
Bell Phone
Jefferson Street
Pneumatic Machine CO
Citizens National Bank
Westminster
New Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Shenango Valley
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
William Wilson Campbell
A.B
Robert McWatty Russell
J. H. Veazey
the National Bank OF Lawrence CO
New Castle, PA
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