Mystery May Be Soon Cleared Up
Chicago June 3 United Press reports Dr Haldane Cleminson showed a changed demeanor as police seek full story of his wife s death in their flat last Saturday night He says burglars attacked them but investigators doubt the tale and search for an affinity while two women are hunted and a coroner tests the stomach for iron Cleminson is held on murder charges.
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United Press
Chicago
Haldane Cleminson
Cleminson
All Day Meeting at Gospel Tabernacle
An all day meeting will be held Friday at the Gospel tabernacle corner of South and Jefferson streets. Speakers include Rev. F D Senft of Philadelphia state superintendent of the Christian and Missionary alliance and Rev. E D Whiteside of Pittsburg. Services start at 10 30 2 30 and 7 80 oclock.
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Gospel Tabernacle
South and
Jefferson Streets
F. D. Senft
Philadelphia
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
E. D. Whiteside
Pittsburg
Nine special policemen sworn in for Mill Creek park
Nine special policemen have been sworn in and will be stationed at Mill Creek park in Youngstown to bolster security and patrol the grounds.
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Mill Creek Park
Youngstown
That Place Needs a Picture Trade Prompt
The Hewitt Brothers Soap Co of Dayton Ohio offers a painting for twenty five wrappers from Eady Task soap and a two cent stamp. The ad claims the soap cleans and whitens laundry, saving time on washing.
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Hewitt Brothers Soap Company
Dayton
Ohio
Eady Task Soap
Seventh Ward Personal Notices and Local Happenings
Mrs. M W Keith called to New York City due to a relative’s death. A new soda fountain is installed at the Moines confectionery on Liberty street. L C Grassell absent from business Wednesday due to illness. Mrs S Palmer of the Seventh ward visits New York City for a relative’s funeral. The Ladies Aid Society met at the Methodist church. Public schools close Friday. no special observances planned. Mr Hancock of South Lafayette recovering from a stroke. Seventh and eighth graders plan a grove picnic near Mahoningtown. rogue grounds completed with daytime and evening games lit by electricity. Large ward turnout expected at the K of P picnic at Rock Springs. some Mahoningtown team members are from the Seventh ward. Mahoningtown Insurance and Real Estate man moves to Bank building at 201 North Cedar Street with a fireproof vault and rentable safe boxes.
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M. W. Keith
New York City
Moines
Liberty Street
L. C. Grassell
S. Palmer
Seventh Ward
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Hancock
South Lafayette Street
W. Stubbs
Mahoningtown
Grove
George
K. of P
Rock Springs
N. Castle K. of P
Mahoningtown Insurance and Real Estate
Bank
North
Cedar Street
Lawrenc e County Voters Back Brest for Jury Commissioner
John P. Brest a North Beaver citizen and Civil War veteran seeks Republican primary support for jury commissioner. He enlisted in Company BH 100th Roundhead Regiment, lost his left leg at Cold Harbor, and now asks voters to reelect him for a second term based on three years of service.
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John P. Brest
North
Beaver Township
Plaingrove Township
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
New Lodge of Odd Fellows Organized in Mahoning
An I O O F lodge named Mahoning lodge was organized at the Seventh ward fire department. Elected officers are Noble Grand F F Smith, Vice Grand F S Farwell, Secretary Frank Gorley, Treasurer C M Beacom, Past Grand J S Gallagher. The lodge will be instituted this month and meet at the K of P hall in the Seventh ward.
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Mahoning Lodge
Seventh Ward
Noble
F. F. Smith
Farwell
Frank Gorley
C. M. Beacom
J. S. Gallagher
K. of P. Hall
Putting flowers in Seventh Ward Park
D Hennon of Chewton a horticulturist is setting out plants in Mahoningtown public park. The park is being put in fine shape with decorative work previously done at Cascade Park and other nearby resorts.
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D. Hennon
Chewton
Mahoningtown
Mr. Henton
Cascade Park
Western Allegheny R R Adds Early Morning Camp Train
The Western Allegheny Railroad will run an early morning train between East New Castle and Grant City starting May 8 1 for campers along Slippery Rock Creek. The Grant City station departs at 7 08 a m and arrives East New Castle at 7 30 a m.
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East New Castle
Grant City
Slippery Rock Creek
Annual Y M C A Directors Election Held Next Tuesday
The Y M C A will conduct its annual directors election on Tuesday June 8 from 9 am to 9 pm. Five two year terms and five three year terms are up for appointment due to the year without elections. The nominating committee led by E B E McGill submits five names for two years and five for three years with others eligible for nomination by active members.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
E. B E. McGill
W. K. Hugus
G. G. Stitzinger
Calvin Smith
C. H. Andrews
R. L. McNabb
Hbbe. McGill
T. W. Phillips
John K. Hess
T. Harrison Bopp
Joseph B. Ligo
R. M. Jamison
H. H. Horner
Clyde Gibson
Fifth Ward Personal Notes Reflect Broad Outing Plans
Fifth ward residents and visitors are noted in a string of short items. Births departures itineraries and health concerns are listed alongside civic notes about Scioto street paving and ward activity.
Rich red blood and its link to digestion
The ad argues that rich red blood comes from good digestion and links indigestion to poor eyesight and illness. It promotes Mi o Na, sold by Geo W Clutton in New Castle, as a remedy, claiming it cures stomach distress and improves vitality and energy. A 60 cent box is recommended with a money back guarantee.
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Geo. W. Clutton
New Castle
Pulaski News Briefs Spotlight Guests And Elections
W 8. Book visited New Castle on Wednesday. Joseph Evans and Don Phillips were Sharon visitors. James Cunningham of New Castle visited Pulaski Wednesday. Sylvester Gibson learned of his nephew Wilson’s death in South Dakota. Miss Mabel Wagner of Wilkinsburg guests of grandparents Levi and Mrs. Jackson. Pulaski township primaries set for June 5 in Porter's hall with county officers to be chosen. K O T M lodge banquet planned for Porter's hall Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William McMeekin and Mr. and Mrs. W M Clark returned from Beaver Falls after attending Edith Sleigh’s niece wedding. James Phillips returned from Elliott hospital after surgery and trip home went well.
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New Castle
Joseph Evans
Don Phillips
Sharon
James Cunningham
Pulaski
Sylvester Gibson
Mr. Wilson
South Dakota
Mabel Wagner
Wilkinsburg
Levi Jackson
Pulaski Township
Porter’s Hall
Stark County Ohio to Celebrate Centennial in Canton
Stark County Ohio will mark its 100th anniversary with a centennial and industrial exposition in Canton from September 6 to 11. The event aims to showcase the county's history and development since its settlement by Pennsylvanians.
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Stark County
Ohio
Canton
Mills dispute prompts wage rate demand
Among men in the mills it is reported that the Western Bar Iron association has demanded that the Amalgamated association cut the base rate from five dollars to four dollars and seventy five cents per ton.
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Western Bar Iron Association
Amalgamated Association
Water Inspector from Pittsburg Seeks Meter Shortfalls
An inspector from Pittsburg is thorough in city water checks, counting faucets in each house and exposing unreported new connections. He targets nonmetered use such as sinks cellars and wall washes, noting bathrooms installed without notice and urging leak reviews to curb water waste.
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Water Company
Pittsburg
Held Prisoner in Speeding Auto
Howard Parker, visiting Bert Tinney at his country home in Youngstown Ohio, drove Tinney’s new car after a lesson and spent several hours circling before Parker halted the vehicle with Tinney’s leap to the car step.
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Youngstown
Howard Parker
Parker
Bert Tinney
Mr. Tinney
Tinney
Cambridge Tin Mill to Start Operations in June
Cambridge Ohio June 3 The American Sheet and Tinplate company will reopen its Cambridge plant after an 18 month closure on June 21 and hire 1000 workers.
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Cambridge Tin Mill
Cambridge
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
Lilly Edwards Found Guilty of Arson at Youngstown
Lilly Edwards was found guilty yesterday in Youngstown of setting fire to a house. One man died as a result of the blaze and authorities stated the defendant acted with intent to cause harm.
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Lilly Edwards
Youngstown
Margo Promises Quick Skin Restoration Discovery
An advertisement touts Margo as a balanced blood remedy to enrich circulation and improve skin health. It claims rapid results for a sallow complexion, pimples, and blemishes with a 50 cent package and a refund guarantee from McKee's Pharmacy in New Castle and vicinity.
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Margo
McKee’s
New Castle
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Sherif
Logan
G.h.gook & Go. Fine Clothing
Seventh Ward Personals
NEW Lodge OF Odd Fellows
Allegheny
Y.M.C.A
B. A. Hoover
Samuel
Men of Steel
C. S. Brooks
New Castle Stamping Works
American Tin Can Company
Box Factory
Dennis
West Side
Fifth Ward
James Rodgers
Home Street
L. H. Wilson
Ben Agnew
Detroit
T. P. Williams
Phillips Street
Harry Lloyd
Steubenville
D. T. Evans
Lutton Street
W. Jones
Henry Nelson
Mt. Clemens
Ed. Biddle
North Cedar Street
Fritz Genkinger
Wick Avenue
Oklahoma City
John Bright
Hannastreet
England
Harry Cooper
Mr. Clemens
William Lewis
Steubenville, C
Edward Huston
Huston
Long Avenue
Jno. Shaffer
Helen
Rochester
Clarence Wetzel
West Virginia
Sara Williams
Greensburg
Mercer Street
Marshall Hall
Williams Avenue
McCracken
Eastbrook
B. J. Thomas
Eighth Ward
Scioto Street
Justi
Pulaski News
First National Bank
U. S
U. S. Treas
E. Washington St
Bell
Herb D. McGoun
Citizens National Bank
Corner Mill
Washington Streets
Thomas W. Phillips Lewis
Hoyt
David Jameson
J. P. H. Cunningham
Alex. Crawford Hoyt
Edward T. Kurtz
J. Norman Martin John H. Preston
Chas. H. Andrews
Samuel McCreary
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