Waiters Strike Spreads Through New York Hotels
The Sandy Lake dispatch reports a growing waiter strike in New York as hotels and restaurants face walkouts over wages and union recognition. Murray's restaurant settled with the union halting a general strike, while other venues join or threaten action as arbitration talks begin.
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Unitd Press
New York
Murray's
S80
Walters
Fifth Avenue
State Department of Labor
Head Waiters’ Association
Hotel Managers’ Association
Democratic meeting orders June 8 vote on vacancy nomination
Democratic leaders plan a June 8 special meeting at Alderman Rainey's office to name three Beaver lawrence county delegates to join six others in selecting a candidate to fill the T Frank Covert vacancy seeking a state senate seat. Rumors swirl of a fusion with Keystone Republicans to defeat Joseph Thompson.
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Harry M. Good
Democratic County Committee
C. W. Rainey
Beaver County
T. Frank Covert
State Senate
Joseph Thompson
Robert L. Wallace
Wallace
Republican County Committee
Sandy Lake Fire Rages Burning $100000 Loss Blankets Main Street
A boys cigarette fire at Docker brothers livery stable in Sandy Lake Pennsylvania started a blaze that wiped out two blocks of the business district. The flames, fanned by a lake wind, destroyed the Docker stable Leather’s block Muse block Cottage hotel and more. Fire crews from Franklin, Stoneboro and local bucket brigades fought the blaze, with seven horses dying and insurance around $50,000 amid total losses likely exceeding $100,000. The fire began about 10 30 this morning and was aided by a rapid spread before being brought under control.
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Sandy Lake
Irge
Dockers Brothers
Franklin
Main Street
Stret
Stoneboro
Muse Block Cottage
Hiram Osborne
Jack Young Aims Return to Ring With Readiness
Jack Young believes he can comeback and faces any lightweight. He plans to meet Battling Terry and trains daily with Hank Griffin. He asserts he has never been beaten and is in peak condition.
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Jack Young
Jack
Terry
Hank Griffin
Clark Wins in Rhode Island Delegates for Baltimore Convention
Providence dispatch reports practically complete returns from yesterday's Democratic state wide presidential preference primaries showing Speaker Champ Clark winning all ten Rhode Island delegates to the Baltimore convention. Final tallies assign Clark five thousand seven hundred twelve votes, Wilson fifteen hundred thirty nine, Harmon to date.
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Providence
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Eight Liquor Cases Set for Grand Jury Review
Eighteen new liquor cases head the docket with eleven carryovers from the March term, totaling 29 actions. The list includes selling liquor without a license, assault and battery, embezzlement, false pretense, impersonating an officer, attempted rape, and related offenses, with prosecutors credited to W. Orris, J. Quigley, and others.
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Thomas Www
Dickey
Sachsenheim Club
Joe Leh
Mark Avron
Mayne
Contable
W.S. Orris
T. W. Marsden
C. A. Marshall
Haywar Weiss
Wr. Curry
Homer Fasnought
Lula Harper
Wm. Cook
Sarah Ault
J. Love
Harry Weimer
Harry Burzensky
Joe Green
Joseph J. Speed
Harry Kelly
Fannie Kelly
J. W. Quigley
Clyde Lower
Carmene Pezisen
Frank Wendell
Lee R. Rhodes
Albert Blair
John Griffin
W. S. Orris
Frank Hockenbury
Mark Preston
C. W. Smith
Henry C. Dreyer
Orpha Dreyer
Oliver Wimner
Lewis Rhinehart
Alto Shallenberger
Cecelia Hites
Katia Theiss
James O'Donnell Returns From Harrisburg Delegation
James O'Donnell of North Ashland Avenue has returned from Harrisburg where he went as a delegate from 565 B of L EB to the convention of that organization.
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James O'Donnell
North
Ashland Avenue
Harrisburg
L. EB
Vision of Friend Haunts Miller After Fatal Conveyor Accident
Coroner Norris reports the inquest verdict on Mike Charley who died at Lew Castle Portland Cement plant. Charley, a cousin and helper of Frank Monzeni, was killed when he was thrown into a pulley while adjusting a belt. Monzeni, a miller at the plant, cannot bear to look at the wheel and says he dreams of the accident.
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Mike Charley
Lew Castle Portland Cement Company
Frank Monzeni
Monzeni
Charney
No Pay for Three City Officials Today
The city payroll today omits salaries for Health Officer McCandless Food Inspector Perry and Assistant Health Officer Simons while all other city employees and officials receive payment from the city treasurer.
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McCandless
Perry
Simons
Five Ton Hammer Kills Man on Bridge Job
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on June 1 a 58 year old Plymouth man Thomas Bevan was killed when a five ton hammer being carried across the river on a pulley fell on his head during bridge construction. His body fell into the river but was quickly recovered.
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Wilkes-Barre
Plymouth
Thomas Bevan
Accidental Death Verdict In Ammon Freight Wreck Case
A jury verdict of accidental death was returned for Everett C. Ammon of the Seventh ward after a Baltimore and Ohio freight wreck near Edenburg crossing. Witnesses testified Ammon was likely riding in a gondola and not seen after the crash due to mutilation.
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Norris
Everett C. Ammon
Seventh Ward
Baltimore & Ohio
Edenburg
David P. Needler
Ammon
Edwin Freeman
Wallace's Crossing
Bert E. Standhope
C. BE. Henry
A. White
Virgil E. Ray
Hazelton
Shakeup Ahead for New Castle Nocks Baseball Team
The New Castle Nocks plan a major shakeup by manager Smith on Monday with three new signings expected for the games against Follawsbee at Cascade Park. Several veterans will be released after a pending announcement, while pay day today marked the first two weeks of salary, aiming to lift sagging spirits.
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New Castle
Smith
Follawsbee
Cascade Park
Nocks
Miller 19 is dead after fall from moving train
Rochester Pa June 1 R. F Miller 19 of Cleveland Ohio took a job four days ago as brakeman on the C P division of the Pennsylvania railroad. He fell under his train near Rochester station and died the next day in Rochester General hospital. Doctors amputated both legs after crush injuries.
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Rochester
Theodore F. Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rochester General Hospital
Miller
Cleveland, O
W. A. Rose
G. S. Shugart
Music at Baccalaureate Sermon Promoted for Seniors
Rev. Philip Y. Pendleton will preach the baccalaureate sermon to the senior class in the high school auditorium Sunday evening. Music will be furnished from the red books used during Sunday meetings and attendees are asked to bring those books.
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Philip Y. Pendleton
Police call off open air bout in St Louis
Chief of Police Young halted the boxing match between Danny Goodman and Leo Kelly planned for tomorrow afternoon. The outdoor bout was canceled because boxing is not permitted during the summer months in the city.
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St. Louis
Young
Danny Goodman
Leo Kelly
Settled: Rodgers and wife finalize separation agreement
Freemount Rodgers and his wife of Plaingrove township reach a life long separation agreement. Rodgers pays 300 dollars and transfers a 34 acre farm to his wife for life, with the farm to pass to their ten children on her death. The accord ends years of marital disputes after prior court actions and missed payments.
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Freemount Rodgers
Plaingrove
Rodgers
the Register and Recorder
Hope for recovery of Angelo Perick
Angelo Perick shot by Andy Rossi after a quarrel on Lawrence Avenue reached Ellwood hospital. He slept well last night but remains in serious condition as doctors search for the missing bullet. Rossi is still at large and police have no trace of him.
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Ellwood City
Angelo Perick
Andy Rossi
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood Hospital
Mane
Rossi
Local graduates head to commencements across colleges
Local residents gain degrees as Grove City Bethany and State College prepare ceremonies. Clara M. Hartsuff joins Grove City literary faculty list with June 9 to 13 events noted. Helen A. Hartsuff in music. Wylda B. Millison to receive Bachelor of Literature at Bethany with June 13 ceremony. three New Castle men Roy C. Clark Fred Leiby Thomas C. McConnell graduate in horticulture chemistry and mechanical engineering. Joseph W. Smith of North Jefferson Street to graduate from George Washington University Law.
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Clara M. Hartsuff
Grove City
Helen A. Hartsuff
Wylda B. Millison
Bethany College
Bethany
State College
New Castle
Roy C. Clark
Fred Leiby
Thomas C. McConnell
Joseph W. Smith
North Jefferson Street
Coereeee University
Washington
West Virginia Pushes Glasscock as Roosevelt VP Candidate
Governor William E. Glasscock is touted by Roosevelt boosters as the vice presidential choice. A special train will carry supporters from Charleston to Chicago for the Republican convention on June 14. Glasscock is billed as the original Roosevelt man who carried his state for Roosevelt in the delegate contest.
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United Press
Charleston
William E. Glasscock
Roosevelt
Chicago
Glasscock
Sunday Meeting At Beaver Falls Attracts Large Delegation
Attorney Wylie McCaslin, chair of the committee organizing the Billy Sunday event at Beaver Falls, reports strong signs of a large delegation for next Tuesday. Attendees are urged to bring their red books.
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Wylie McCaslin
Billy
Beaver Falls
New Castle Officials Attend East Liverpool Auto Fire Demo
Some New Castle city officials councilmen and the fire chief will travel to East Liverpool Ohio on Tuesday to attend an auto fire fighting apparatus demonstration. East Liverpool officials extended the invitation this morning.
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New Castle
East Liverpool
Diphtheria Case Reported In Local Resident
One case of diphtheria was reported to Health Officer McCandless this morning. Alphonse Tabine of 113 Fulton Street is ill.
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McCandless
Alphonse Tabine
Fulton Street
Free Commencement Exercises At Local High School
The high school auditorium will host all commencement events with free admission. Baccalaureate sermon tomorrow night by Rev. Philip Y. Pendleton precedes class day Thursday and graduation Friday. Parents, school board members, and teachers have seating priority. In other news, Mrs. Bellamy Storer reens Roosevelts career in Harper’s Weekly.
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Philip Y. Pendleton
The
First Christian Church
New York Family Near Death From Plomaine Poisoning
Louis Greenberg his wife and four children in New York are gravely ill due to suspected plomaine poisoning. hospital care continues as authorities investigate.
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New York
Louis Greenberg
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