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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
8
Russell Horsefall, a runaway from Lisbon Ohio, was chased by a Lisbon deputy sheriff who fled as the boy eluded him here. Police later detained the youth and arranged return to Lisbon where he will face farm labor duties. The boy cited dislike of farm work as his reason for running away.
A Cambridge report notes the famous Blarvard class day elm will be cut down due to beetle damage. The item sits among various city briefs from Cambridge and New York including a suit over an engagement ring and a disclaimer about study focus from Quentin Roosevelt.
County commissioners visited Pulaski to view the Shenango River bridge tied to a recently awarded contract for painting and repairs. The tour focused on project scope and progress for the bridge at that location.
Wednesday's games list Oak Street at Martin Gantz and West Side at Central with scores not clearly legible. The fragment references a School League and Central venue.
County Detective Breen receives anonymous letters claiming to reveal speakeasies in the city. Some notes are absurd and poorly written, with legible spellings and blurred content, and few letters attract attention from the detective.
The detective reviews properly signed communications with care but will not chase unconfirmed hints of speak easies. He emphasizes cautious handling of tips and rejects speculative leads.
Several arrests reported as police rounded up three foreigners for gambling and a group of others yesterday. Sam Marino jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct faced a $10 fine or 30 days, Joe Smith accused of following youths on South Mill Street and told to leave town in 30 minutes, Scout Mooney released after a hearing, and Mrs. Ellen Jarrett arrested for drunkenness on Moravia Street but discharged after minimal evidence.
Lawrence County alumni of the L. T. L. will meet tonight with Miss Marian Hover of Croton avenue. The mercy and flower mission departments will be discussed, opened by superintendents Miss Salina Bashline and Miss Marjorie Rhodes, and Hover will present the contest work and convention arrangements.
Pulaski officials surveyed the Shenango River bridge this morning to inspect the recently awarded contract for its repair and reconstruction.
Former Secretary of State John W. Foster testified on how a $368000 claim against China was collected via the state department during the Roosevelt era. Rep. Hamlin D. Mo. announces a sweeping inquiry into alleged overpayments from the indemnity fund and possible kickbacks involving Foster and his son in law. Denby, then the U. S. minister to China, reportedly disapproved the claim.
The board outlines salary caps for heads of science mathematics language history and commercial departments plus academic instructors and athletic staff. It details experience-based raises and summer studies requirements for increases, and lists salaries for principal and department heads. Other actions include a new ward vacancy fill and remodel plans for the old high school building.
One arrest was made by New Castle police on Saturday night. Angelo Premont was taken into custody for drunkenness by Officer Augustine near the Moravia street junk yard while searching for a party who had discharged a revolver. Premont had disposed of any revolver if he possessed one.
W. ie Gallagher chief engineer for the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light company drowned Saturday while swimming the Mahoning river in Youngstown on a dare.
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