Rate Change Compromise Reflects Tariff Shift
A historic tariff adjustment emerges as the Joint tariff A-417% takes effect July 22, reshaping rates across commodities. The measure, backed by the B&O and other rail interests, aims to standardize charges from origin to destination while preserving prior rate structures for certain traffic.
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Ils
Lorgh
Olhiars
Switeluy
Newt Ouetlo
Wo & PB
B&o, Lyle, MW & Lad W
Delegate Addresses Convention Amid Union Tension
A local delegate spoke at a state convention of the International Union of Hricklase, lowzuns and plastyrers in Sayre Pa during a tense session. The address touched on membership objections and the push by bricklaying plants for union inclusion, drawing applause from supporters and concerns from opponents about accepting non highly skilled workers. The discussion reflected ongoing Labor Federation disputes and the evolving stance on membership eligibility within the state plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of Hricklase
Welheli i
Sayra
Wis
Alon
Foderation of Labor
Brigklayars Union
Tians
Sayre
Meermans Elected League Secretary
Meermans is elected league secretary amid reports from Bly Vite M0 Shatin. Details are unclear due to partial OCR text but confirm the selection and official capacity. Further inquiry is needed to confirm the exact date and organization involved.
Consregation Builds Parsonage Amid Local Efforts
A congregation plans to construct a parsonage in the town, aiming to provide housing for the community’s minister. Local leaders say funding comes from donations and a small church loan, with construction expected to begin next month and finish within the year.
Toler Marries French Girl in New York City
Interior typos and garbled text describe a wedding event in New York City involving a person named Toler marrying a French girl. The readable fragments indicate arrival in New York and a Thursday afternoon ceremony. Other details are unclear due to damage.
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Toler
New York City
Tie. WAENON Te Cig inert 2s.
Wisk wired, Wid ravelyad Word Chat Vornea, Brad Goulding, da new af Comp Te after Tavie bern ity Frvea for ah soot Wi Oi Lae Ty fanbey, Oth Dieta Via wt he Hh Pap herman tren waite a he to elec dye i ili terse.
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Wisk Wired
Ravelyad
Brad Goulding
Tavie Bern
Herman
Bride Gives Husband 900 On Wedding Day And Leaves
A misfortune filled wedding story reveals an iBride gave her husband 900 on the ceremony day then deserted him within two days. The article details a disputed settlement over payments, mortgage, and alimony, with attorney statements and court involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibride
What Will Follow After Saloons End
The minutes report officers elected for a temperance organization and note divisions, superintendents, and committees. Names such as Miles New Castle, Mrs. CLC Tarn New Case, Rev. Jody Twiker, and Rev. b. Shafer appear amid plans for district meetings and World Temperance Day activities.
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Marvin
J. B. Siraton
Secuvtacy
W Uns
Childeon
Itage
Coptle
Home Department
Ars
Ty UG
Miles -New Castle
Oye
Crile
Woods
Woods — Wiamyptan: Temperance Bubertowtidest, Mrs. Clc
New Case
Aon
Myrel. Paland
Mderborg
Nwob
Mischon
OW. Paips
New Castle
Ried
Oule
Ristin
Cuimultlee
Suporte
Lenin
Wuaik
Shafer Fiuw
Hey. Win
Musvor
Welek
Thehuing
Jody Twiker
Bry Howe
Assembly of Church Leaders Inspires Large Attendance
A Presbyterian and U P church gathering highlighted leadership themes and Sunday school unity. Rev Jamer Campbell spoke on Kingdon Leadership while Rev 0. B Mekanland, W D Stoel, and W D Stoel shared advice. East Brook and Higham U P churches contributed meals and dedication, with Women of the Church serving over 200 at each meal.
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Jtev
Anderson
Wlaingrove Presbyterian
Amer Campbell
U. P
Kingdon Jeadership
Mekanland
New Democracy
W. D. Stoel Weer
Hisham U.P
Eastbrook U. P
Pilghy
Inles
Carnegie Officials Oppose Paying for Stream Widening
A memo from George Rigby, Carnegie plant superintendent, notes the city’s request for Carnegie to cover widening costs of the Neshanwork and a contractor’s report. Officials refuse to fund any part of the project and oppose widening the steam on their side of the river, citing property needs and lack of recommendation to fund dam removal or a new dry point.
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Vouces
George Rigby
Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Wighy
Tom
Cits Las
Tver
Rosena
Weiner Promised Home to Wife During Marriage News
Mrs. Weiner testified they lived with his mother in Pittsburg then rented rooms for eight months before their child was born. He claimed to provide $18 a week from the Amoka Pi Company and a home, but she says he stopped support after war ended and she had to return to her brother-in-law. The couple faced a custody and support dispute as the court continued care and hearings.
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Salamon
Sho Valil
Li Oyus
Registarci
Solomon
Sulypion
Iis
Payne
J. Nora Marti
M. L. Kraus
Sudunini
Durlina
Mae, Baldwin
Nirac” Huinovdt
Soloman
Hyby Lin
Glenn” Teake
Bion Song
Aviaries
Dickey
Hobips Ovirz
Mes
Gage
Robinovils
Mirtin
Simon
Previnis
Boleoun
Sutpayeu
Kolonia
Emery
Peter
Warn Alo Weiner
Amoka Pi Company
Hook
Inder Wwery Unis Omming
Re. Weiner
Abs
Weiner
Pittsnicgh
Wale Ban
Jdiute
Abe
Ste Aim
Modern Eyes Are Shocking English Headlines
A garbled clipping mentions sensational phrases about modern eyes and shocking headlines. It references Brighton and a weekly publication, noting concerns over imagery and public reception. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
Demands Price Of Wheat Be Reduced
Demands to lower wheat prices gain support amid calls by MUe and WABTIELIVEON for government action. The text notes wartime controls and international markets, urging price cuts to ease civilian needs and stabilize supply, with references to leaders and representatives discussing policy.
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Gavirnmendt
Burns rubbish without permit case note
A damaged text fragment describes alleged rubbish burning without permits involving individuals named Pete and others. The garbled OCR obscures details but indicates a municipal or legal action over improper waste disposal. No clear location, date, or authority can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Sidelights On U S Convention In New Castle Sunday School
Jimmy Wilson of New Castle widely attends Sunday school. the Central Presbyterian group notes 10 years of service and six statewide conventions. The piece recalls the 1841 church, Rev Mehard’s 48 years, Delco truck electricity at Hast Brook, and the 20 087 total association enrollment with aims for Lawrence county.
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Jimmy Wilson
New Castle
Jimmy
Central Ptresbyterian
Hastbrook
Mehard
Charles H. Medard
Clark
Chairman Chosen For Child Welfare
Hodges appointed associate chairman of the Child Welfare Committee in the county with Mrs John G Northdurff. Rogers joins a committee with Mrs Frank W Souith and Mrs W C Marshall to outline county points for child centers. McNowell, the Child Welfare Nurse, has held conferences in the City dispensary on North Mill Street. Conference headquarters move to New Castle Hospital necessitates a new reconference location. Miss Meliawell to be treated on North Mul Street. A large air and sea charity drive will be urged to Lew Castle residents to assist their less fortunate fellow citizens.
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Do. Hodgers
John G. Northdurff
Rodgers
W. Souith
W. C. Marshall
McNowell
Berm
North Mill Street
Sary
New Castle Hospital
Meliawell
North Mul Street
Chain
Claens
Lew Castle
Council Notes Untidy Drafts Signal Weekend Sale Plan
Council notes approve weekend sale of the issue with a bid of up to 50000 on July 7. J A Pilea to sign a Washington street contract to deliver old lights in good condition. discussion notes various street and utility items, repaving, traffic, and property setbacks amid disjointed clerk records.
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Leola Ton Pirowhdhog
Oronneil Wriday
J. A. Pilea
Washington
Cork
Prade
Effy
Personal Mentions From Oak Stepet Area and Nearby
Local society notes list many residents traveling visiting relatives and attending events. Names include Horne Glyde W Kay and wife in Oak street. Rev Charles E Connell of Biya Nebraska visiting Cleveland. Miss Vernit Mulkerson weekend in Weaver City for Alumna banquet. Miss Eva A Caine in Uniontown for Children’s Art Society convention. Miss Pearl Coates to Oakland for Masury Paint Co. assignment. Mrs Jesan D Cooper to New York City. and others planning trips to Denver Uniontown Wilson and Pittsburgh for family gatherings con calls and ceremonies.
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Misa Vernit Mulkerson
Weaver Milly
Geneva College
Charles E. Connall
Biya
Nebraska
Connell
Cleveland
Colorado
Walter
P. Pieningale
Bristelville
Wand
Iollin Sage
Heckford Sireet
Laura Wood
Grave City
Ieee
Ales
Ira Tt’ Snider
West North Street
Hester Kryson
Sheridau Avenue
Claire Ue
South
N. J
Bhomange Street
Uniontown
Children's Art Society of Western
Cooper
Mya
Tfarry Peebles
Los Angeles
Big Et
Mr. Peebles
W. C. Clarbisouw
Aiudsrael
Cora M. Astery
Long Avenue
Sharon
Tle
Elizabeth Pieter. Mayer
Spring Vale
Thos
James Lime
Clienzo Business College
M Rhael Kimberly
West Washington Street
Youngstown
Boneseler Kaese Gerald Kildon
Wiliam J. Kildow
Raystreet
Willam Robertson
Jessie Robertson
Johnstown
Roma
John Tatter
Holton Street
Ail
Washington Street
Mayberry Ani
Pittsburgh
A. Love
Aim
The
Parl Bell
Alt
Janes VC
Love
Pine Street
W. A. Love
J. Glyde Meby
Cyrus Twarper
Ant Floy PL
Teper
Zelfenapl
PL G. Marper
Barter Avonine
Th Colby
Bast
Pittsburgher To Address Slovaks
Pittsburgher Baward Taber will speak on Czocha Slovaks at a Sunday afternoon meeting in New Castro. Taber, head of the Foreign Speakers division of Four-Minute Men and executive secretary of the Americanization Bureau, will discuss sympathy for Slovak suffering and foster closer ties between Americans and foreign residents of the city.
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Tinley
Wamena Armericanization
Gannittes
Baward
Taber
Pittsby
Juan
Pennsylvania Council of Saltonal Defense
Mra. Kramar
Caecho
Sither
New Castro
Tomother
Woman Rural Carrier Kills Large Snake
A rural carrier shot and killed a large snake during a roadway encounter. The incident occurred while the carrier was on her route, and authorities noted no other injuries or suspects at the scene.
Deaths of the Day Dr W C Kuechler
Dr W C Kuechler dies at home on East Ohio Street Miltabargh leaving widow Mrs Ida M I Kuechler and daughter Miss Jthel AL Kuechter plus many siblings and relatives. A funeral service and burial plans are noted with interment at Oak Park and Graceland with a list of pallbearers and attending clergy.
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W. C. Kuechler
Hourdetia Schuidd
Ohio Street
Miltabargh
Schmidd
Ida M. I. Kuechler
Jthel AL Kuechter
Myo Brothers
Asal Kuachler
Saccamento Cul
Archie
Rarol
Burleson Order Sparks Confusion Over Wire Control
Senate committee plans to report a bill after an order ending wire control prompted debate. Senators Kellogg and Mellon questioned postmaster general influence and the fate of the wire control board as discussions shifted to repealing or preserving existing rates.
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Senate
Wnt
Kellogs
Kingsbury
Patos
Wire Control Board
Wirleson
Seniator
Wnellogs
Ron
Watt
Pths
Puoleau Pureau
Ingshurs Wit
Larear Weseling
Benernit
Board of Control
Galantee
Mellon
Caneres
Stake
Aie Yar
Congressiién
Bridge Construction Advances Over Noannork Creek
Plans call for a new harbor at the river with a sealive and piling work. A tamper for the bridge has been delivered and the structure is expected to be ready for use soon.
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Noannork
Gage
Lamoree Soldier Returns Home From Army Discharge
Croagh W. Lamoree, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lamoree, was discharged from the army and arrived home last evening at Cur Hi Isle Street Nasber. Mrs. Lamoree and Mr. Tabmeree traveled to New York to meet him. The report notes various misspellings and places, including Long Island and Paris, with unclear dates such as October 217.
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Cuurge Wo Lanmree
Mtr
James J. Lameree
Hiisle
Lanother Anid
New York
Taith
Tabmeree-entist
Tott
Tie
Kelly Wet
Long Ialand
Ovarayas Sud
Prane
Lis
Cal Ry Convention Delegates Gather in City
A hampered OCR of a local convention report notes delegates attending from various posts. Mrs May Davis of Couns Dine presides while Mrs Metin Bottle of Marton Street will join from Ui Gund Aang altamety. The group plans a meeting at Post 100 and will report on policy and activities.
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Wodfield
Monobera
May Davis
Couns
Hadiog Oor
Marton Stroat
Wwe
Delewitess
Mandy
Grand Jury Returns In Various Cases At Felana Morning
A garbled grand jury list shows multiple case references including Cam versus Angelis, a Nelson perjury but misses clear docket details. Names appear misread with phrases like breaking and entering and alleged false pretenses, indicating a routine session with indictments and waivers potentially tied to local offenses.
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Felana
Cam
Angelis Tiumaired
Mary Mravciont
Ani Marcha
Gor
Rosa Patterson
Repeal Daylight Saving For 1920
Bulletin reports the House committee approved repealing daylight saving for 1920. The measure would end the existing experiment and return clocks to standard time, effective soon after passage. Government officials anticipate rapid action to implement the change nationwide.
Alexander Captains Arrival and Home Leave Delayed
Captain Jon Alexander arrived Tuesday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Woo Alexander. He served in the Medical Corps for several months and has not yet received discharge. He plans to resume practice in Mutsboren after leaving duty.
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Jon Alexander
Woo Maxander
Albart
Alexander
Tom
New York
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Harti
Dameregaurton
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jmoFss
Christina Elie Dy
Menple
Samay Rehoed Generation
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Suen
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Pete Tered
Mason Newetl
U.S
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Hardwell-Wiillips
L. Stratton
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Howe Department
Association For Lawrence County
United Effort
Bell Neff
Council
Vouneiiman Shanatele
Feuuwell
Aol
Hhoy
Ier Denney Tenia
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Betoyeen Deferson
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Orelard Street
Crawford
Olly
GH. Aumholhund
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Tal Biman Cohen
Pela Cheabwulic Din
Dibs
Juong Avinie
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Wequest
Pitt Emisyone
Ated
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Robert
Horn
Glyde
W. Kay
Oak Stepet
Mra
Suward
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Jeff
Hurriahurge
Anne Tinte
Dwg
Sharpe Wilson
Beaver
W. D. Wallace
W. Ts. Vander
Bialne Street
Pittsburgher
Mary Ve Wang
Cinhee Ag Woo
Nooa
Nm Hirgh
Rand
Hal
Urlyin
W. Db
Wallace Hunerl
Bruna Vi Reddish
Trinity
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Yasterday
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Chia Medard
John Flatt
Jide Ros Wilton
Wiliam B. Porter
Melvhvee
John & Roth
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Joby McGary
Graceland
Burleson
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City News
Croagh W. Lamorer
New Cate Council of
Coline Witt
Jon Hoy
Sinan Lemerray
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Qale
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Fraaters
Weiner Lean
Unit Haven
STUN
Plfuctivy
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Fopmann
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Mayers i
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Thaytro
Tray
T Waar A. Willan
Hite
Sano
Minsiey Behaas
Argan
Mmelltori
Patn Alexandet
W.F. Dufford&Co
Washington St
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Heli
Cor
North End
Mercer Sts
Postoitica
White & Son
Noth
Neshananck Avenue
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