Charles Galbreath Suffered Severe Injuries In Streetcar Fall
Parents rush to Du Bois as Rev. Charles Galbreath of Wampum lies in serious condition after being thrown from a DuBois streetcar. Doctors fear skull fracture and brain injury. an investigation of Seventh ward Presbyterian affairs is sought as Presbytery meets next Tuesday.
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Charles Galbreath
Wampum
DuBois
Seventh Ward
A. P. Gailey
Wabash Avenue
F. S. Patterson
Bessie Wray
Grove City
Ruby Clark
Pittsburg
James Pilmer
Ashtabula
Ethel Pitts
Martha Wells
Everett Amon
East Madison Avenue
Lowellville
Claire Osborne
Youngstown
Christian Church Lawn
Margaret Johnston
R. N. Merrill
C. T. Greer
New Bedford
Edna Elliott
Liberty Street
Butler
J. Y. Sheehy
A. W. Kirkbride
West Middlesex
Beatrice Barnes
Erie
Ben Rounds
East Clayton Street
Braddock
Lew Anderson
Washingtonville
Thoman
Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Jenkins
North Cedar Street
J. G. McDonald
Epworth Church
Jamestown
Warren
James Sheldon
Harbor School
Norman Miller
Ella Hamilton
Canonsburgh
Bertha McNary
C. E. McDougall
Baltimore
John
McDougall
McElevey Urged to Join New Castle O P League Team
Fans across the city push for McElevey star artist of the shop team to be traded to the New Castle O P league squad. Reporters note he pitched sensationally all season and impressed several pro veterans who faced him Saturday.
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McElevey
New Castle O. & P
Seventh Ward Men Enjoy Fire Dept Feed With Roundhog
Upwards of a score of Seventh ward ers attended a fire department feed at the building. A grand hog menu featured turtle soup as an extra and the evening was enjoyed by the men. Messrs Blott and Bumbaugh furnished the roundhog with several similar feeds planned soon.
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Messrs
Blott
Bumbaugh
Shenango Tin Mill Rally Restores Full Hot Mills Operation
After a repair to an engine break caused last week’s partial shutdown, Shenango tin mill's hot mills resumed full operation yesterday. The restoration ends a disruption that affected ten mills during the latter part of the prior week.
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Shenango Tin Me
Parishioners Receive First Communion at St Margaret’s
In the Seventh ward the St Margaret's congregation held a communion service under Father Quinn. Forty five members took the first holy communion at the recent ceremony in the parish.
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St. Margaret’s
Seventh Ward
Father Quinn
Rail work progresses with 200 men at target to Jund
The P and L E reports a force of 200 men at work relaying rails on the bed from the target to the Jund. Extra heavy rails are being used to complete the section.
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USA
Petition Sent to Shenango Presbytery Report
A petition has been sent to the Shenango Presbytery, signaling a formal step within the church body. Details on the petition, participants, and next actions were not disclosed in the available text.
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Lolding
Shenango
Brother’s Aid Arrives From Italy for Beaver Falls Murder Trial
Vincenzo Rosario arrived in Beaver Falls from Sicily to defend his brother Pinzarrone Rosario, who faces trial this term in the murder case of Salvatore Magro in Beaver Falls on the morning of May 6.
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Vincenzo Rosario
Beaver Falls
Sicily
Pinzarrone Rosario
Salvatore Magro
Finland Paper Industry Grows From Humble Start
Forty years ago the Finnish paper making sector was in its infancy as it now generates about $9,009,000 in annual value.
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Finland
Collision at Indianapolis kills Dixon and injures others
At the Indianapolis speedway during the second hundred miles of the international sweepstakes, three cars a Apperson driven by Dixon a Westcott driven by Knight and a Case driven by Jarresberger collided in front of the grandstand. Dixon died after his steering rod failed causing his car to swerve and be struck. Spectators cheered as drivers passed amid smoke and flames.
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Indianapolis Automobile Speedway
Dixon
Indianapolis
Apperson
Westcott
Case
F. T. Dixon
Herb Lytle
Applerson
Knight
Jarresberger
New P and L E Shops to Be Built Here Says the Pittsburg Post
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad has bought hundreds of contiguous acres near Mahoningtown as part of a larger land hold. Deeds for additional parcels are held in escrow. The company plans to build vast shops and yards and a new direct line from Pittsburg to Buffalo to compete with the Pennsylvania line, though officials refuse to confirm timing.
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Pittsburg Post
Igy
Mahoningtown
Post
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
New Castle
Buffalo
New York Central
New York
Pennsylvania
Lincoln Girl Praises Stomach and Liver Tablets
A Lincoln Nebraska girl reports chronic constipation and stomach trouble for some time and credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with her rapid three day recovery. She states she is the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Lincoln
Aluminum Textile Trends Include Ties and Shoelaces
Aluminum combined with other materials is emerging as a textile. Neckties and shoe strings are cited as two of its newest forms, illustrating a growing use of metal fibers in fabric products.
Ashes Sent From Seattle to Asia By Cremation Packets
Seattle dispatch notes a postal probe into mysterious cans sent to Japan and China containing cremated remains of relatives. The incident cites Orientals shipping ashes for burial to save freight, including the death of Mrs. George McMartin of Tacoma.
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Seattle
Japan
China
George McMartin
Tacoma, Wash
Berlin
Black Hand Letters Increase in Erie as Thayer Receives Mail
In Erie Pennsylvania on June 6 authorities report a surge of Black Hand letters to prominent residents. A letter was received by H N Thayer, noted as a wealthy baby carriage maker, around the same time another arrived at a different notable address.
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Erie
H. N. Thayer
Wealthy widow targeted in blackmail letter case
A letter demanded Mrs. Frank K Kelsch place 1000 in a can and leave it in a nearby field. Police also report a similar letter sent to another West Side family. Authorities know the paper supplier and describe the sender but no arrests are yet made.
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Frank K. Kelsch
West Twenty-first Street
West Side
Thayer
Local Visitors and Homecomings Round Pulaski Area
Pulaski residents and visitors marked a string of Sunday and Monday visits. Names include Delbert Eakin Hillsville and Jack Shilling Sharon visiting Pulaski, with Miss Jessie Gearhart and Dr Clarence Champman among those returning from distant towns.
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C. C. Boyd
Plaingrove
Delbert Eakin
Hillsville
Pulaski
Jack Shilling
Sharon
Jessie Gearhart
New Castle
Clarence Champman
West Middlesex
James Beazell
Pittsburg
Joseph Stevenson
James Shaffer
Hoysburg
Sara Wortman
New Bedford
Bernice Boyd
William Eakin
Harlansburg
Charles Emery
Hearty Laugh Brings Sudden Death To Two Men
In New York Theodore Sterne a wealthy cigar manufacturer died suddenly at the Lederkraus club after winning a pinochle game collapsing from apoplexy. An hour earlier James J Williams a wealthy liquor dealer also died from apoplexy after a hearty laugh at a nearby restaurant.
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New York
Theodore Sterne
Lederkraus Club
James J. Williams
Sterne
Small roof fire in New Castle on June first
New Castle firemen responded to A. B. McMillen at 122 Shenango Street shortly after seven last night for the first June alarm. The blaze on the roof was quickly extinguished with no injuries reported and minimal damage.
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New Castle
A. B. McMillen
Shenango Street
Mail Fraud Order Against Erie Man
The Haiwee Pacific Oil company led by Charles F. Hummell faced a mail fraud order after a Washington telegram cited fraudulently exaggerated prospectuses. The Oakland Cal company, formerly Roosevelt Oil, raised $150 000 from two wells via subscriber assessments, with $55 000 spent on travel for secretary C Howard Merritt who was later indicted, convicted, and fined but freed on appeal.
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Haiwee Pacific Oil Company
Charles F. Hummell
Erie
Post Office Department
Washington
Hitchcock
Hainee Pacific Oil Company
Oakland
Cal
Roosevelt Oil Company
Roosevelt
C. Howard Merritt
Merritt
California
Postmaster General
Christian Science Officers Named for Ensuing Year
The Christian Science mother church elected officers at its annual meeting in Boston. President Judge Clifford P. Smith. first reader John C. Lathrop. second reader Miss Grace E. Collins. treasurer Stephen A. Chase. clerk John V. Dittenmore. Membership grew beyond previous records.
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United Press
Boston
The
Christian Science Mother Church
Clifford P. Smith
John Co. Lathrop
New York
Grace E. Collins
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
John V. Dittenmore
Coon Declared Game Animal For Fall Hunting Season
The state legislature approved a rule designating the raccoon as a game animal for hunting in September through December. The season dates for rabbits squirrels ruffed grouse wild turkey quail and pheasants run from November 1 to December 15.
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Oswego
Colel Clothing CO
Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Wocal Man
SERCO
Star Expansion Bolt Co
Tron
Sebco
Italy
Chanipian
Pulaski News
Post Office
Christian Science Officers
Coon
ONIC
Vaan
Dr. R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
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