Railroad Workers To Meet Tuesday
Representatives of 2,000,000 railroad workers will meet in Cincinnati Tuesday to discuss common welfare. Edward H W Fitzgerald grand president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Freight Handlers and Station and Express employes announced this. Grand chiefs of sixteen railroad brotherhoods will attend. The talks will cover union attitudes toward reductions by the United States Railway Labor board. Leaders will stay in Cincinnati for the American Federation of Labor convention opening June 10.
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Cincinnati
Edward HW. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of
Express
Fitzgerald
United States Railway Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Marie Tiffany At Westminster
Westminster concert to feature Maria Tiffany, Metropolitan Opera soprano, as soloist with Westminster Oratorio Society on Tuesday evening June 6. Tiffany, a favored Met singer, is noted as an American artist. First-time appearance of Tiffany in this Pennsylvania engagement.
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New Wilmington
Westminster
Maria Tiffany
Métropolitan Opera Company
Westminster Oratorio Society
Tiffany
Met
Pennsylvania
Careless Shampooing Spoils Hair Care Tips
An old advisory warns against alkali in soaps and shampoos, urging careful use to avoid hair damage. It promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, recommending two to three teaspoonfuls in water, and claims it cleanses scalp, leaves hair soft, silky, and easy to manage.
Oratorio by Davin Society at United Presbyterian Church
The district chorus led by Pat Nielsen will present an oratorio featuring Miss Tiffany. The group aims to surpass previous years with a focused performance. The concert begins at 8 15 PM at the United Presbyterian Church.
Wage Cuts to Hit 400000 Shop Craft Workers
International News Service reports the U S Railway Labor Board will announce wage cuts for about 400 000 shop craft workers including blacksmiths machinists boilermakers carmen and helpers before week end The reductions of 5 to 9 cents per hour could save the railroad roughly 50 million dollars annually AFL official B M Jewell says any cuts will be followed by strike ballots Strike votes are already being prepared for the Maintenance of Way Brotherhood whose wages were cut recently.
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International News Service
Chicago
Menare
United States Railway Labor Board
Carmen
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
Maintenance of Way Brotherhood
Labor Board
Sacred Concert At First Church Next Sunday
A sacred concert is planned for Sunday afternoon at First Methodist church by the New Castle Glee Society and the New Castle Choral Society. The program, directed by David Wast with accompanists Mrs. Winifred Lewis Scott and Edwin Lewis, will feature local talent including a male chorus that won a $500 prize at Elstefodd Akron last Saturday.
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First Methodist Church
New Castle Glee Society
New Castle Choral Society
Aduauellyone
David Wast
Winifred Lewis Scott
Edwin Lewis
Elstefodd
Akron
Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Boy With Bronchial Cough
Alfred Barker of Liverpool Ohio reports that Foley's Honey and Tar relieved his boy's seven to eight week bronchial cough. The remedy soothes and heals and is sold everywhere.
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Alfred Barker
Liverpool
Foley
Ady
County Detective Recaptures Deranged Blacksmith After River Chase
County Detective Jack M. Dunlap and Constable James H. Ellison attempted to arrest Joe Parker, a 240 pound blacksmith from Oakwood City, said to be mentally deranged. Parker fled across the Connaquenés river, swam back and forth, then surrendered after a state police posse arrived. an automatic revolver was found on him. He is jailed awaiting insanity commission.
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Jack M. Dunlap
James H. Ellison
Joe Parker
Qthwood City
Parker i
Dunlap
Ellison
Parker
Adultery Divorce Actions Filed in Four Cases
Four divorce petitions list adultery or cruelty as grounds. Charles H Boak seeks separation from Cotta May Boak married February 1917 and separated since. Fred J Pifer seeks from Nettles Pifer married May 1909 separated December 1919. Florence H Gardner seeks from William A Gardner married April 1919 lived together until March 1922. W Boots seeks from Lydia J Boots married March 1910 separated November 1924.
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Charles H. Boak
W. B. Porter
Cotta May Boak
Fred J. Pifer
M. Je Kraus
Nettles
Fifer
Florence EH. Gardner
Thomas W. Dickey
William A. Gardner
W. Boots
J. Welumphrey
Lydia JL. Boots
Ravenna Officer Seeks Missing Man Pete in Transit
Ravenna sheriff J. W. Stevens visited the police station at 4 am to pursue a Parish man named Pete who left Ravenna in a Ford touring car with a trailer and a trunk. Wanted for $800 theft from his sister, he is about 45 years old and believed to be headed toward Pittsburgh. Police and the sheriff searched the city but found no trace of him.
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J. W. Stevens
Ravenna
Ohio
Pete
Pittsburgh
Peter
Edenburg Independents Seek Saturday Opponent
The Edenburg Independents have no game this Saturday and seek a contest. Teams with an open date and possible fast matchup should call James A. Hewitt at Bell phone 1145 between 12 and 1 p.m. Friday.
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Edenburg
James A. Hewitt
Bell
City Scales In Seventh Ward Breaks Down
A scale collapse in the Seventh ward left a three by twelve foot hole in the street on Wednesday evening. Police officer Frank M. Reynolds cordoned off the area as a danger zone. Ruth Van Valkenburg of Wellsboro is named Pennsylvania's first woman parli tto be appointed to Tioga county court.
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Seventh Ward
Frank M. Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Ruth van Valkenburg of
Welsbora
Tioga County
Salvation Army Opens Sunday Services in Moravia District
Salvation Army under Captain Toplis starts Sunday afternoon services in Moravia street district for locals. Last week about 100 residents attended, listening attentively, seen as a strong start with plans to expand Army work across the city.
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Moravia
Fe. Toplis
Salvation Army
Toplis
Senate action clouds bonus bill path in tariff tangle
Republican leaders remain split over delaying the soldier bonus to clear the tariff issue. Senator McCumber of North Dakota, chairman of the committee, heads efforts as the bonus stalls in the legislative logjam.
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International News Service
Washington
Jung
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Bonus Bill Seeks Quick Passage Amid Tariff Debate
Senate finance committee pushes for speedy approval of the bonus bill, aiming for a two to three day debate before a vote. Republican leaders Lodge Curtis Watson and others warn that moving to displace the tariff could trigger a filibuster from both parties threatening the tariff measure. Also a historical note recalls explorers dying violently or in hardship, including Columbus Balboa Cortes Raleigh Pizarro Ojeda and Henry Hudson.
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Ate Finance
Lodge
Massachusetts
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
New World
Columbus
Balbo
Cortes
Sir Walter Raleigh
Pizarro
Ojeda
Henry Wadson
Patersons Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Letters from Buffalo Franklin and elsewhere praise Patersons Ointment for itching eczema piles and old sores. Vendors offer refunds through druggists and mail orders, claiming rapid relief and skin healing with testimonials from a fireman and others.
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Victor Records
Mather Bros. CO
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Bisure
Herb D. McGoun
Emater
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Lila
Lila Kovacs
Mme. Kovacs
Liquid
Little Boys
Lizey
LL. Swan & Co
Toplcs
L Guarentes
Foreman
Buffalo
Eckemi
Preterson
William A. Carley
Franklin
N.Y
Peterason
Lyere
Alex. Louttel
Tolov
Banc
Ovar
Canada
Oliument Co
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Bulta
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Samuel Lewis
Nel Adams
Marie Colliton
Linn Schuler
First Christian Church
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