Court cases ready 10 go before jury
Court lists numerous cases to be heard, including Com. vs. W A Love for engaging as er without certificate, Com. vs. Floyd Porter, Com. vs. Raked Kelly, and Com. vs. Encoli De Paolis for assault and battery with intent. Juvenile cases include Harold Lawson and others for disorderly conduct. continued from June sessions with multiple Frank Alborn and Peter Leonardo dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Fon
Joseph DiGovanni
Prosect
W. A. Love
Joseph DiGiovanni
Prosecu
Floyd Porter
Raked Kelly
Hafaz Kelly
Kelly
Annie Kelly
Tony Assad
Encoli de Paolis
Asault
Costanzo Castronovo
Prosecutr
John Schuster
H. A. Fouts
Prosecutor. Com
Kasor Kelly
Hony Assad
Cutor. Com
Louis Simon
J. H. Breen
Utor. Com
Earl Ayers
Walter Agraff
W. H. Marshall
James Toy
F. S. Welch
Secutor. Com
William Kirkwood
Cinderella Kirkwood
Jos. Gilmore
Prosecutor
Wong Sam
Arthur Mosby
Jos. Gilre
Robert B. Little
E. F. G. Harper
Charles A. McKeever
Juvenille
Harold Lawson
Herman Mahy
E. J. Boylan
Frank Rupee
F. E. Dick
Frank Flowers
Peter Sanders
Frank Alborn
C. H. McCarty
Free $3.50 recipe claims to cure weak kidneys
A circular offers a home remedy for kidney and bladder troubles promising quick recovery. It advertises a free recipe by mail from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit and asserts the formula uses only harmless ingredients with fast healing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Robinson
Luckuilding
Detroit
Mich
Pennsylvania Tightens Firework Rules to Curb Explosives
Governor Tener signs two bills aimed at safer Fourth of July celebrations. Townsend of Philadelphia leads the measures restricting manufacture and sale of dangerous fireworks and forbidding firing crackers over six inches long or over three-quarters of an inch in diameter. violators face fines up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment. A second act bans setting off large firecrackers and explosive devices with harsher penalties, including fines up to 25 dollars and up to ten days in jail for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Tener
Townsend
Philadelphia
Telegraphed oddities from diverse towns
A collection of brief sensational items: Rev D R Kennedy Jr halts a clock to stop his babies from waking, Felder aims to duel Gov Blease or fund a libel suit, Whyte marries his ex daughter in law, a performing seal’s suicide, a runaway boy’s grim view of Chicago, Baby Kest survives a 60 foot fall, Chicago beer records, Torreon massacre aid, Alberta hold up suspects surrendered, cats blamed in alledged mischief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffield Center
Conn
D. R. Kennedy, Jr
Atlanta
T. B. Felder
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Blease
Hamilton
Alexander Whyte
Galveston
Tex
Bob
Toledo
Emil Huff
Chicago
Cleveland
Kest
Majestic
Torreon
Mex
Red Dedr
Alberta
Bell
Spgteey Miller
Sunday Quits In Midst Of Sermon At Erie Tabernacle
Billy Sunday spoke to 500 high school students in Erie and poor noise from a switch engine caused him to stop mid speech. He declared he would finish the sermon another time and warned boys against vanity and pride including a Taft reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
Bessemer
Taft
Preliminary work at new quarries reported near Rose Point
A force of men began clearing the site of the new limestone quarries at Rose Point on Thursday and work will start soon on building the Western Allegheny spur to the quarries as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Rose Point
Revolution Rages in Nicaragua as Palace and Fort Wrecked
Managua Nicaragua June 3 A revolution led by Juan J Estrada threatens the government with Adolpho Diaz now in the chair General Luis Mena wields real power Lib erals outnumber conservatives but Mena’s faction has unseated a liberal president The capital roars with fear of palace attack and possible killings The garrison was commanded by Mena's brother.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Juan J. Estrada
Los Lomas Hill
Adolpho Diaz
Luis Mena
Mena
Estrada
ASK HERO MEDAL FOR AUTO DRIVER AT INDIANAPOLIS
Petition circulates in Indianapolis seeking a Carnegie hero medal for Harry Knight the auto mobile driver who stayed on track to avoid a mass crash at the speedway on Memorial day. Knight and his mechanician Glover rest at a Methodist hospital while others injured are listed with varying conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Harry Knight
Westcott
Speedway
C. L. Anderson
Joe Jagersberger
Anderson
Knight
Case
Glover
Methodist Hospital
Racine
Wis
Arthur Greiner
Chicago
Dave Lewis
Mechanician
Joe Horan
Walter Bardell
Choice of our entire stock of spring suits at half price
Our entire stock of spring tailor made suits is offered at half its former price. No reservations, all in stock including serges and mannish mixtures in plain blue black tan and trimmed styles. Prices range from $7.50 to $19.50, with corresponding half price reductions.
Mickey Sheridan In Demand For Fights Across Cities
Chicago jockey pugilist Mickey Sheridan attracts multiple bout offers from Joe Mandot in Memphis on June 12, a match with Kid Texas in Pueblo on June 15, and an Independence Day mill with Saylor in Indianapolis, all reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Mickey Sheridan
Joe Mandot
Memphis
Kid Texas
Pueblo
Saylor
Indianapolis
Sheridan
Value of horses rises with autos altering demand nationwide
Government reports show the average U S horse value at 111.67 dollars up nearly three dollars from 1910. Since 1900 horse values climbed from 44.61, with a 77.07 rise per head despite a single small dip in 1907 1908. Massachusetts Rhode Island top at 148, while Illinois 123 and Wisconsin 122. Mules lead in the South with South Carolina 173 Georgia 163 and Florida 161. Illinois and Wisconsin mule values follow at 130 and 122 respectively.
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United States
Illinois
Massachusetts
Rhoda Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Shenango Tin Mill Parts Fail After Steam Pipe Break
Ten hot mills at the Shenango tin mill were shut down yesterday when a steam pipe on engine No. 3 ruptured. The plant halted briefly while workmen repaired the break, with full operation expected to resume Sunday evening.
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Shenango Tin Mill
Local residents visit and share Memorial Day gatherings
Slippery Rock County Detective J A Hindeman of Butter was in town on business. Lewis Patton from U P seminary Pittsburg visited with his parents, Mr and Mrs T F Patton. Eugene and Frances Grine and Mrs J E Rogerson hosted at Elrama. Mr and Mrs Madge of New Castle visited Rev and Mrs G A Brown. Kenneth McCamey of Parkers Landing stayed with Frank Grubb over Memorial Day. Ruth Elder Grace McGregor and Ora Sloan of Parkers Landing visited local friends for Memorial Day. L A MacDonald and wife visited West Sunbury friends and saw the academy's Confeder ate Spy performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hindeman
Butter
Lewis Patton
U. P. Seminary
Pittsburg
T. F. Patton
Eugene
Frances Grine
J. E. Rogerson
Elrama
Madge
New Castle
G. A. Brown
Kenneth McCamey
Parkers Landing
Frank Grubb
Ruth Elder
Grace McGregor
Ora Sloan
L. A. MacDonald
West Sunbury
Academy
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Growth Backed by Money Back
The advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the top hair tonic that cures dandruff stops falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks with a money back guarantee through Geo. W. Clutton and local druggists. A 50 cent bottle is pitched for immediate trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clutton
America
Local Women Elected Officers at Beaver Association Meeting
Mrs C M Duff and Mrs William Arrow were elected to offices at the Beaver association Woman’s Missionary societies convention in New Brighton. Mrs W F Gardner resigned as president after three years and Mrs William Bashline of Grove City was chosen as her successor. Other officers include Vice Presidents Mrs G M Davis Ellwood City and Mrs William Arrow, Secretary Mrs C M Duff. The next convention will be held at Grove City Baptist church. Attending from this city were Mrs Duff Mrs Arrow Mrs W F Gardner Mrs Joseph Harris Mrs Elizabeth Rounds and Mrs J C Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Duff
William Arrow
The
Woman’s Missionary Societies of the Beaver Association
New Brighton
W. F. Gardner
William Bashline
Grove City
G. M. Davis
Ellwood City
Baptist Church of
Duff
Arrow
Joseph Harris
Elizabeth Rounds
J. C. Masters
Professor Ben Graham Addresses Leechburg Graduates
In Leechburg Pennsylvania on June 3, Prof. Benjamin Graham of Central High School Pittsburgh delivered the principal address to Leechburg High School graduates. Ten diplomas were awarded at the commencement held in the Grand Opera House. Graham, a Westminster alumnus, previously led New Wilmington schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leechburg
Benjamin Graham
Central High School
Pittsburg
Leechburg High School
Grand Opera House
Graham
New Wilmington
Westminster
Local social notes from Jacksville and surrounding towns
Miss Martha Glenn of Portersville visits her brother R. H. Glenn. Porterfield Davis calls on his daughter Mrs. 8. J. Taylor. N. L. Gardner takes J. L. Double and wife to New Castle. E A McBride and Miss Jennie Martin visit Grove City. Wm. Davis visits sister Mrs. S. J. Taylor at Slippery Rock. Mrs. Howard Kelley of Harrisville visits sister Mrs. R. E. Glenn. Jacksville residents attend ball game at Slippery Rock. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pisor and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Gardner call on Grove City. Mrs. Ora McCoy visits parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pisor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCleary entertain Ben McCleary and family at Grove City. Mrs. R. E. Glenn and daughter Thelma depart for New Brighton to visit Mrs. Glenn’s sister Mrs. John Savers.
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N. L. Gardner
J. L. Double
New Castle
E .A. McBride
Jennie Martin
Grove City
Wm. Davis
S. J. Taylor
Slippery Rock
Howard Kelley
Harrisville
R. E. Glenn
Jacksville
J. A. Pisor
Ora McCoy
J. B. Pisor
Fred McCleary
Ben McCleary
Thelma
New Brighton
Glenn
John Savers
Mail Handled at New Wilmington in May
New Wilmington post office counted mail from May 1 to May 31. Outgoing mail totaled 21 474 pieces and incoming mail 34 580, for a combined 56 054 items in the month.
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New Wilmington
The Herpicide Girl Praises Hair Remedy Worldwide
Mary J. Terry of Lovejoy Illinois testifies that Newbro s Herpicide restored her hair after severe thinning. The ad claims dandruff causes hair loss and that Herpicide kills the germ and nourishes follicles. It warns against similar products and notes nationwide sales, a one dollar size bottle, and sample requests to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich via McKinley Frantz special agents.
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Newbro
United States
Mary J. Terry
Lovejoy
Ill
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
McKinley & Frantz
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Pillsbury’s Cook Book
Telegraphic
Yaregue
ASK Hero
McCulloch & CO
Washington ST
R. S. McCulloch & CO
E. Washington Street
Camp-meeting
Shenango Mill
Dandruff
Ben. Graham
Martha Glenn
Portersville
R. H. Glenn
Porterfield Davis
8. J. Taylor
Herpicide
Joseph H. Smith
D. D
George Bennard
Air Dome
Neshannock Ave
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
Dollar Savings Association
Dick Wallace
North Jefferson and
East North Sts
Clare P. Dushane
Washington Street
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