Counterfeiters Turn Art to Deception of Women
Chicago and New York raids reveal a nationwide counterfeiting scheme. Three Chicago men Samuel Rosenbaum Bernard Chapman Nathan Mackman faced extradition bail after indictments. A New York printing plant at 192 Delaney Street yielded plates dies stamps and counterfeit labels for famous brands. Trading stamps sold in 600 cities tainting merchants and households.
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Chicago
Green
New York
Delaney Street
New York City
Samuel Rosenbaum
Bernard Chapman
Nathan Mackman
Harold J. Hirst
Sperry & Hutchinson Co
Vincent J. Walsh
Trading Stamp Company
United States
Robbers Take $5,000 in Jewelry at West Federal Street Store
Youngstown police investigate after robbers entered Benson’s jewelry shop at 265 West Federal Street and made off with trays of jewelry and watches valued at $5,000. Benson was home for supper when the theft occurred Wednesday night.
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Youngstown
Wief Benson
West Federal Street
Benson
Two Sides to ItTt Promises and Purchases
A fragment from Tit Bits presents a dialogue where a man, Sir, asks a woman to obey him and she counters with a promise of worldly goods. The exchange centers on control and agreement within a domestic negotiation.
Advice For Pie Eaters The Pie Debate Goes On
An essay argues pro pie as healthy and enjoyable per a New York Medical Journal stance. It contends pie’s value depends on timing and mood, not strict rules, and suggests both store and home made pies deserve acceptance across regions and cultures.
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New York Medical Journal
Larely
Otitia case to be retried after Supreme Court ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court rules that Theodore Otitia's damage suit against American Sheet and Tin Plate Co arising from a 1909 New Castle strike must be retried. Otitia was shot in the breast by a company detective during unrest on Long Avenue. the circuit court ordered a new trial after the common pleas court sided with the company.
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Youngstown
Supreme Court
Theodore Otitia
New Castle
Otitia
Tin Plate Company
Long Avenue
Columbus
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Dynamite Used Effectively to Break Up Hard Subsoil
An old farming method describes using dynamite to crack compact subsoil and hardpan to improve water infiltration. Bore holes 2 to 6 feet deep, 26 to 30 feet apart. use about 80 sticks of dynamite per acre with caps and fuse. Explosions create a surface cavity and a subsurface reservoir, promoting larger crops. The procedure can be done in dry weather and aims to leave openings filled with sand or gravel to drain excess rainfall. The text notes increased yields and mentions tree planting using a blast for each tree.
Claims His Wife Has Been Untrue
Joseph Stifano seeks a divorce from Adele Stifano alleging adultery since 1906 after their 1904 marriage. He says Adele lives with Bonane Emidio in Italy and they have several children. Edwin K. Logan represents the plaintiff. An alias subpoena was granted in the Elizabeth Dryden vs Clarence T. Dryden case, with J Elder Bryan representing the plaintiff.
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Joseph Stifano
Adele Stifano
Stifano
Bonane Emidio
Italy
Edwin K. Logan
Elizabeth Dryden
Clarence T. Dryden
J. Elder Bryan
Peaches Survive Cold. Prospects for Pennsylvania Crop
Harrisburg June 7 reports that Pennsylvania peach trees were not wiped out by last winter’s severe cold. Dr H A Surface notes damage was widespread but trees survived in many counties. Inspectors’ reports indicate orchards in exposed places suffered more, yet many trees remain alive and peach production may occur statewide though likely at a small scale.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
H. A
New Castle Party Plans Columbus Statue Unveiling Trip
H B Meagher and family join James L Daily Norman J Wadlinger Emil J Ritty Lycia Gardner Michael J Nolan Francis McDowell Thomas J Burke and others from New Castle will travel to Washington DC this afternoon to attend Saturdays ceremony unveiling the Christopher Columbus statue erected by the United States government.
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H. B. Meagher
James L. Daily
Norman J. Wadlinger
Emil J. Ritty
Lycia Gardner
Michael J. Nolan
Francis McDowell
Thomas J. Burke
New Castle
Washington, D. C
Christopher Columbus
United States
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Trialax CO
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Dauler, Close & Johns
Smithfield St. Pittsburgh
Woodlawn
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Woodlawn Land Co
Woodlawn Trust Co. Bidg
Woodlawn, PA
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