Blue Laws Opposed by Reverend in Pittsburgh Commentary
Rev Stewart Martin Smith of Donora Baptist Church argues Sabbath laws harm society as times change and religion evolves. He cites Paris openness, notes women influence politics, and warns men hold ultimate political power while asserting women’s leadership is contingent on male consent.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Stewart Martin Smith
Donora Baptist Church
Smith
Paris
France
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Oldest Twins Mary Rector and Nancy Taylor to celebrate 82nd birthday
Among the oldest twins in the United States are Mrs. Mary J. Rector and Mrs. Nancy J. Taylor living together at Pittsburg Kansas, who will celebrate their 82nd birthday next Christmas Day.
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United States
Mary J. Rector
Nancy J. Taylor
Pittsburg
Kas
Iron Trade Review Highlights Steel Market Cues
The Iron Trade Review reports strong iron and steel buying with delayed deliveries tempering new tonnage. Production is steady as coal strikes affect coke demand and fuel moves idle furnaces. Rail rate cuts are debated, with upper lake rates likely to be delayed, while April foreign trade shows improvement and steel awards rise to 177,600 tons nationwide. The Gary mill outputs 10,000 tons weekly and will grow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
The
Iron Trade Review
Connellsville
Lower Lake
Upper Lake
Mahoning Valley
Middle West
Gary
Trade exports and imports hit multi month highs
Exports reached 197 562 tons closely tracking March at 206 474 tons the best in 13 months. Imports in April stood at 15 884 tons compared with 8 612 tons in March marking the highest in 12 months.
Local Collision Injures Two Women in Diamond Walkway Area
Mrs L R Heath and her daughter Mrs S S Smith escaped with minor injuries after a Buick runabout driven by a Youngstown man swerved onto a sidewalk at the Diamond corner. Mrs Heath suffered a back injury and possible broken shoulder bone, while Mrs Smith sustained lacerations to the right arm.
Auditors Appointed for Sharon and Greenville Districts
Judge J A McLaughry E A Madden and John A Hosack named auditors for Sharon district and L Henlein J B Chase for Greenville district. Commissions dated July 1 and audits due by September 1 as required by law for districts of this size.
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Sharon
Greenville
J. A. McLaughry
E. A. Madden
John A. Hosack
L. Henlein
J. B. Chase
County to Transfer 1922 Assessments to Tax Duplicates
Appeals from the 1922 triennial assessment have closed at the county commissioners office. Work to move the amounts to the tax duplicates for the collectors is underway and should be finished within the next week.
Tax Levy and Court Schedule For 1922 Actions
Tax collectors have 90 days after receiving duplicates to file tax returns with penalties added to taxpayers. No further court sessions until Monday next June 5, after which the June term of criminal court begins.
Death of Four-Year-Old John Adams Typhoid Victim
John Adams aged four died at home on Tuesday from typhoid fever. Survived by widow and five children. Funeral from home Thursday afternoon. He was son of Matthias Adams of this place. In a Monday opinion, Alderman Kaiser of Sharon found Dr. O. O. Bashline not guilty of practicing medicine without a license and placed costs on the prosecutor Col. Duffy of the state health department. Dr Bashline was arrested last week on license charges.
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John Adams
Matthias Adams
O. O. Bashline
Grove City
Kaiser
Sharon
Col. Duffy
State Department of Health
Bashline
Mexican Women's Feet Describe Size and Shape
A St Louis shoe dealer in Mexico City reports Mexican women have smaller regularly shaped feet than American or European women. He notes that members of the Mexican aristocracy almost invariably wear size 1 shoes.
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St. Louis
Mexico
Jersey Week Paving Job Plans and Local Notes in Grove City
The Allegheny Paving Co continues brick and asphalt paving on Liberty street as part of four Grove City contracts with grading near completion. A Jersey picnic is set for June 9 at J. Roy Humphrey farm near Jacksville, with Leonard Dunk speaking and baskets welcome by 10:30 a.m. Miss Jean Carlson will join Grove City Hospital staff after graduation from Allegheny Central Hospital Training School in Pittsburgh.
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Liberty Street
Allegheny Paving Co
Grove City
J. Roy Humphrey
Jacksville
Butler County
Leonard Dunk
American Jersey Cattle Club
Jean Carlson
Alleghen Central Hospital Training School
Pittsburgh
Grove City Hospital
Widow’s oil gamble yields $2000 weekly income
Mrs. Nina Smythe of Los Angeles, once a laundress with a small weekly wage, saved several hundred dollars and invested in oil land. Her gamble paid off and she now earns about $2,000 a week, turning hardship into substantial income.
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Nina Smythe
Los Angeles
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Iron Trade Review On Steel Market
Mercer
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D. A. Frampton
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Fredonia
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Oscar Rosenblum
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Fairview Township
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Geneves Ray
Pittsbargh
Matthew Mother
Anna Seim
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Edgar Frew
O. L. Gilmore
C. G. Harshaw
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