Trouble Started In Old Time Way In Oklahoma City
A visitor from New York, West L. Lucas, arrives in Osage County to live as a cowboy. After a Texas tour he roams a paw street grazing ranch and dons cowboy gear. A livery stable owner Pete Jenkins, once a cowboy, confronts Lucas with a staged revival of old gunplay, culminating in a mock shootout and Lucas fleeing on a train back to New York.
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Klahoma City
Okla
West L. Lucas
New York
Texas
Osage County
Oklahoma
Pawpuska
Jukcas
Pete Jenkins
Iucas
Run Jenkins
Lucas
Ed Jenkins
Jenkins Poely
Enkins
Jenkins
Texas Ranges
Two Young Men Sentence Suspended After Impersonation Case
D Rhodes and Albert Blair faced the court after pleading guilty to impersonating an officer. Sentence was suspended on payment of costs as the pair promised better conduct in the future. Blair and Rhodes had posed as government officers and were taken into custody by Jno Griffin.
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D. Rhodes
Albert Blair
Blair
Rhodes
Jno
Griffin
Picnic at Park Promises Central Circle Meeting
The Central Presbyterian church plans a Thursday park gathering with a picnic dinner following the monthly meeting of the Central circle. News from New York reports Long Island women abandoning tea to assist a breeches buoy crew rescuing a schooner wrecked in fog.
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Central Circle of the
Central Presbyterian Church
New York
Long Island
Wampum School Fight Escalates Over Cement Tax
The Wampum school board moves to bar Cement company employees’ children from the borough school citing tax issues as part of a bid to block a new independent district. Cement plant lies outside borough limits and welcomes a crowded public school, while officials seek to keep funding within the borough. Immediate developments are expected as attorneys review the case.
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Crescent Portland Cement Company
Wampum
Big Beaver Township
Cement Hill
Yoho
F. L. Gray
New Castle
Moffatt and
Gregory
Wampum School Board
Mr. Gray
Roosevelt silent on South Dakota returns at Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt returned from a long ride in high spirits and asked reporters for the latest South Dakota results before commenting. He declined to speak until more returns were in and noted he expected a square deal from the Republican national committee. Medill MacCormick and Pinchot were due for luncheon at Sagamore Hill.
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United Press
Oyster Bay
N. YY
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
South Dakota
Chicago
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Medill MacCormicke
Pinchot
Horse Killed Linked to Rev McCartney Property
At a coroner's inquest, a horse killed last Thursday when struck by a Pennsylvania train at Edenburg was identified as the property of Rev. A. J. McCartney. The animal had been given to T. J. Ferguson when Rev. McCartney left for Chicago after receiving a call.
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Edenburg
T. J. Ferguson
A. J. McCartney
Mr. Ferguson
Civil War Veteran William Stevenson Fights for Life
Civil war veteran William Stevenson of Wampum lies in critical condition at home after collapsing while helping decorate Clinton cemetery on Memorial Day. Family summoned to his bedside as doctors monitor his deteriorating condition.
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William Stevenson
Wampum
Mr. Stevenson
Clinton Cemetery
Auto Truck Meeting Sets Purchase Consideration
Fire committees of city councils will consider buying auto fire trucks at Thursday evening’s meeting. Various companies have been notified to attend with representatives expected in good numbers. Mrs James Black of Pulaski visits Mrs A Z Sweezy to attend Hazel Dell convention as a Pulaski M E school delegate.
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James Black
Pulaski
A. Z. Sweezy
Grant Street
Hazel Dell
Sunday School Convention Preparations Reported
The Lawrence County Sabbath School association details a county plan across seven districts totaling 121 schools. It lists enrollment figures, cradle rolls, home departments, and a June 6 1912 frontline school roster with superintendents, plus a treasurer’s report of receipts and disbursements from June 1 1911 to June 1 1917 and a request for all schools to send contributions by May 1 1913.
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New Casttle
Ellwood
Slippery Rock
Pulaski
Wilmington
Plain Grove
Mahoning
Home Department
Lawrenc County
Epworth M. E
R. M. Hainer
Central Christian
A. W. Bauman
Highland U. P
P. L. Craig
M. E
D. N. Keast
Central Presbyterian
A. B. Street
First Christian
L. E. Thompson
Mahoningtown
J. A. Wilson
Wesley M. E
Morris Cox
Reformed Presbyterian
M. W. McClelland
Third
U. P
J. A. Ingles
Westfield Presbyterian
D. W. Woods
Hillsville
A. M. Hofmas
Princeton Presbyterian
Scott Kildoo
Ellwood M. B
A. H. Mellvaine
Hazel Dell Presbyterian
Dellsworth Bugho
Neshanock Presbyterian
W. R K. Criss
Pulaski Presbyterian
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
W. T. Burns
Deaths of the Day Edwin C. Davis
Obituary items note the death of Charleton Davis six and a half years old of Leetonia Ohio due to pneumonia after three weeks illness. Survived by father Oliver Davis and mother Bertha Conover with brother Robert six months. Funeral planned at grandparents home in Leetonia with interment there. Oliver Davis a foundry foreman formerly lived in the city. Also reported: death of Mrs Mary Brookhauser 82 in Sagertown from age related infirmities. Funeral arrangements announced for tomorrow in Saegertown area.
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Charleton Davis
Oliver Davis
Leetonia
Robert
E. L. Conover
Sumner Avenue
Wilverson Foundry
Bertha Conover
Mary Brookhauser
E. E. Leavy
Sagertown
E. E. Seavy
Theodore Seavy
Warren
John Seavy
Loy Seavy
Saegertown
Guy Brookhauser
Cleveland
Seavy
Anna
Frances Seavy
John McNamara
Frank C. Douds
Funeral notices and interments follow at Oak Park and Greenwood
Many flowers were sent for the deceased. Interments occurred at Oak Park cemetery and Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers named for each service. Mrs. Thomas Taylor's funeral was at South Beaver street residence with Rev. Philip Y. Pendleton officiating. Richard Linton's infant Herbert died at 12 days old, services at 2 pm Wednesday at the residence, burial at Oak Park. James F. Black died after being struck by a train. service at Graceland chapel with Dr. Scott F. Hershey, burial at Graceland. William H. McBride's funeral set for Friday 2 pm at the family home, burial at Oak Park.
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Thomas H. Humphrey
Fulton Street
J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Oak Park Cemetery
James Fishlock
Walter Evans
William Allsopp
Griffith Lewis
Daniel Lewis
Matthew Thomas
Thomas Taylor
South Beaver Street
Philip Y. Pendleton
First Christian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank Rigby
John Grinder
William Simpson
William Riblet
John Travers
Bert Deringer
Richard Linton
West Grant Street
Herbert
James F. Black
Graceland Chapel
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Graceland
William H. McBride
Boyles Avenue
Riot at Newark Endangers Labor Strike
In a June riot sparked by women at the Lackawanna rail yard, 6500 laborers clashed with reserves. A 13 year old high school student was shot in the skull, the strike leader Mrs Felimino Daurea was wounded, and seven men were badly hurt. A truckman and Albert Faulkes were among the injured, and the boy and leader were reported dying in hospital. Women, wives of strikers, hurled stones at workers near Branch Brook park.
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New York
Lackawanna Railroad
Albert Faulkes
Felimino Daurea
Lackawanna Cut
Branch Brook Park
Three Teachers Honored at Highland School Luncheon
The Highland school teachers held a surprise shower luncheon honoring three members who will wed this summer Miss Elizabeth Harris Miss Gertrude Yendole and Miss Byrd Wilson Gifts were given to each honoree The special guests were Prof and Mrs Edwin McCormick and Miss Mary Aiken.
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Highland School
Elizabeth Harris
Gertrude Yendole
Byrd Wilson
Edwin McCormick
Mary Aiken
Buckeye Democrats Adopt Unit Rule Victory for Harmon
The Ohio Democratic majority report on the state platform, endorsing the unit rule, instructs the 48 delegates to vote for Gov. Harmon at the Democratic National Convention. The measure was presented by Mayor Baker and adopted at Convention Hall in Toledo.
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Toledo
Ohio
Baltimore
Harmon
Baker
Restrictions on Swimsuits Spark Pool Dress Debate
Springfield authorities ban one piece bathing suits for women at pools unless a skirt is worn in shallow water. New York horse dealer William Collier died in hospital from glanders. Tarrytown Rockefeller seeks tax cut arguing Pocantico Hills home addition adds little value. Pontiac man Charles Davis jailed after running off with eight thousand dollars from his new bride, leaving twenty cents.
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Springfield
Mass
New York
William Collier
Glanders
Tarrytown
WN. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Board of Assessors
Pocantico
Pontiac
Mich
Charles Davis
Forge & Bolt Plant Sold at Sheriff’s Sale
The Forge & Bolt works were sold Wednesday afternoon by sheriff's sale to J Norman Martin as agent for bondholders for 16 600.
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Forge & Bolt Works
J. Norman Martin
Court arguments proceed in multiple cases at New Castle
Arguments were heard this morning in several cases including Huff versus Shaffer on a demurrer White versus White to open and vacate judgment Carr versus Carr with exceptions to the master’s report City of New Castle grading Carlisle Street and a motion to strike off the order confirming report
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Mamie C. Huff
Mary J. Shaffer
J. Crawford White
Joseph 8. White
Marian Carr
David A. Carr
City of
Boys Hike Club to Decide Saturday Route
The Boys Hike club of the YMCA will meet Thursday night at the YMCA to determine the hike location for Saturday morning.
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Boys’ Hike Club
Local Names Appear In Scrambled Historic Listing
A garbled OCR style list shows personal names and places such as New Castle Conneaut Lake Sharon Shenango and New Wilmington. The fragmentary text reads like a roster or notice with multiple individuals and towns but lacks clear events dates or actions.
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Leroy McQuiston
New Castle
Anna
Walien
Clyde Styers
Conneaut Lake
SLM
Vibe Tao
William Mayberry
Shenango
Anna Mary Cubbison
Sharon
David M. Means
New Wilmington
Nellie A. Frankenburg
Leesburg
Aeene Harrisville
Clara Stevens
New Ee
James Fowler
New suburb homes rising on Harmony line at Gardner
Workmen lay cement sidewalks and carpenters build bungalows as gas is piped in. The NORTH PGH REALTY CO. offers lots 60 by 180 at from 50 dollars with five dollar monthly payments. Attendants show the property daily, building restrictions block cheap dwellings led by a 5 cent fare. Agent E J O'Brien 22 East Washington Street.
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Gardner
Harmony
New Castle
North Pgh. Realty CO
J. O’brien
East Washington Street
No Smoke Here on Harmony Line Development
Gardner on the Harmony line sits far from city smoke and dirt yet only a ten minute ride and five cent fare. Four one quarter acre lots priced from fifty dollars. Agents and planners working daily on the project. E J O'Brien agent at 22 East Wash. Warren Hassler of Baltimore and Ben Wagner of New York arrive tonight to stay with Mr and Mrs John Rearke on Wallace avenue for several days.
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Warren Hassler
Baltimore, Md
Ben Wagner
New York
John Rearke
Wallace Avenue
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Tread News Co
Estriet Ang
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EEE PT
Emstrice NO
Heres
Edwin C. Davis
Mr. Humphrey
Mrs. Taylor
Herbert Linton
Mr. Black
Newark
Buckeye Democrats
Telegraphic
Woolens
L. Kohns
Mgr
Quality Tailors
E. Washington ST
Fashion 1
Washington
Saint Cloud Building
J. F. Lester
East
Washington St
Nice
Valley Queen
National Bank
Washington Streets
Ed Daily
Fischers
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