Fletcher Wil Lead Campaign in Pennsylvania Nomination
Fragmentary report outlines Fletcher Wil leading a reformist campaign, facing votes for chair from Hicks, Hamiton, and others. It notes drafting of principles with Hilles committee, Pennsylvania Platform influence, and a push toward a revived GOP stance aligning with national liberalism while mentioning Reed, Pinchot, Roosevelt era figures, and party organization roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set
Charles D. Hilles
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Henry
BCPY
Fletch
U.S
Reed
Gilford Pinchor
Drief Ronceyvelt
Advocat
Greater Pan
Todas
Greencastle
Ania
David AL
Roose
McKay Reports Death of St Cloud Man Frank McConnell
Fred J. Rentz of The News reports the death of Frank McConnell of St. Cloud. The notice cites a sudden illness and states funeral services were held the following morning with burial in St. Cloud. The messages reflect close ties between McKay and McConnell and reference related circumstances surrounding the illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Rentz
Frank McConnell
St. Cloud
McKay
Circum
McConnell
Mino
Pitt Law School Grad Kenneth McLure Plans New Castle Start
Kenneth McLure son of Mr and Mrs M A McLure of Sheridan avenue received his degree from the University of Pittsburgh Law School. He prepares to pass the bar and, if successful, expects to practice law in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pittsburgh
Kenneth McLure
M. A. McLure
Sheridam Avenue
Pitt Law School
McLure
Man killed in unusual manner investigated by patrols
State police search continues for a man from Tre Gney Ship of West Virginia, picked up while bike riding near Bim Grove. The driver promised thrills and later stated he had them as the victim was treated in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Gney
West Virginia
Imler
Bim Grove
Boy Scouts Plan Overnight Hike and Memorial Day Service
Troop 17 invites all members to join Friday afternoon June first for an overnight hike to the Greer and under the supervision of Scoutmaster Mar Matheny and committee man Howard M Kirk. A good turnout is requested as family pages are to meet at one o clock. Memorial Day services across Lawrence County noted Scouts aiding traffic control and cemetery duties. praise from Police Chief John Haven. Memorial services were held for Eagle Scout Charles McConnell, Scoutmaster Charles W Hicks, and Star Scout Laliano of Ellwood City, with flags present at cemeteries marking Paul’s memorial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heike
Greer
Matheny
Howard M
Kirk
Mnany
Boy Scouts
Lawrence County
John Haven
Charles McConnell
Charles W. Hicks
Laliano
Ellwood City
Paul
Near Dead Line For Truckers To Register Here
Authorities warn truckers that the registration deadline approaches and riders risk arrest and fines for late or incomplete registration. The notice urges compliance to avoid penalties and assigns responsibility to drivers and registrars in the local area.
Pacific Liner Fire Battle Near Honolulu Port
The Pacific liner facing a blaze in No 7 hold with 150 passengers and 200 crew aboard reached a port near Honolulu. A Navy escort including Minesweeper Sumacin and Destroyer Gambie moved to assist as fire crews fought the flames. Cause of the fire was not given in the official message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdendan
Honoluhu
Lincoln
Monalyly
Ss. Oo. G
Otay
Nner
Honolulu
Matson
Sumancin
Gambie
Ocean Ner
Ranklin Woman Is Awarded $2000 verdict
In Pittsburgh on June 7 an international News Service report states Mrs. Katie Jugia, mother-in-law, was sued by Mrs. Mike Twojay for alienating affection. The jury awarded Mrs. Twojay $2000 after a trial where Jugia allegedly offered to return the husband for $1000. Jugia denied the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debaute
Wagner Bill Aims at Labor Reform and Arbitration
The proposal favors organized labor but limits government power. It would create a national industrial adjustment board for arbitration with unanimous consent, require majority sign-off for union agreements, and avoid compulsory arbitration or wage setting. It seeks to reduce disputes while preserving management authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
York
Walsh
Massachusetts
Chainate Education and Labor Committee
Mersute
Dargaini National Jn
NRA
Vers Bo
Nebl
Permanent
National Industrial Adjustent Board
Jako
Mrs Roosevelt Welcomed by West Virginia Mining Towns
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt travels through West Virginia in a celebration that greets her with large crowds of miners and families. In Grafton thousands line the streets as a project opens with cottage homes. At Alderson Broaddus College Mrs Roosevelt is hosted by local officials during a brief stop in Elkins and nearby towns.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
West Virginia
Pepect Homestead
International News Service
Franklin D. Ri
Miss Roosevelt
Grafton
Elking Crow Vera
Alderson
Broaddus College
He College Bang
Elkins
Roosevelt
Thei
Goy
Deaths of the Day Thomas S Young pioneer settler of Lawrence County
Thomas S Young 86 pioneer settler in Lawrence County died at his daughter's home in Moody Avenue. Born November 19 1837 in Uny to Mary Spier Young he married Matilda Welsh then Nannie Weatherby. Funeral Friday June 3 at 3 20 p.m. from Chapman home Oak Park cemetery to follow. Funeral rites prior held for Mary Jesensky at St Michael's Church.
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Thomas S. Young
Lawrence County
Ol East Moody
Young
Uny
Mary Spier Young
Matilda Welsh
Nannie Weatherby
Lordship
James Helen
Chapman
Matilda
Edward
Ruth
Joseph Oune
James
New Castle
R. D
St. Moody Av
Fenue
Norris
White
DR. BD
Oak Park Cemetery
Mary Jesensk
Mary Jesensky
Terrace Avenue
Michael’s Church
Reg.a
Capitan
St.seph's
Birosczak
Wo Vanik
M. Maj
Michalik
Pushing Steel Strike Problem P To President Contd From Bag A
General Johnson claims no plea but explains code details while steel leaders push for open shop. Amalgamated workers vow to resist and seek Section 7A rights. union heads in Washington expect talks with employers and avoid a general strike despite wartime pressures.}
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Baga
Johnson
American Iron & Steel Institute
Aes
Wien
Capitol
Empire State Building
Special Labor Relatons Board For the Steel Industry
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel & Tin Workers
E.W. Miller
Lunion
Washington
Miller
Blaining
American Tron & Steel Institute
Bain
M. F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Pre Dent
Cleveland
Western Bar Tron Association
Garry
Pokanoket Girl Scouts Meet at Second Church
Pokanoket Troop met at the Second U.S. church Wednesday evening at seven. They practiced patrol corners, compass painting, and games like Ten Bets and Red Eight. Songs were sung and the group departed. next hike will be Wednesday at nine, meeting at the church corner of Sherledan and Highland avenues. Virginia Jones passed second class signalling. Helen Love passed first class signalling. Audrey Brigenbaugh visited. Dorothy Brest was scribe.
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Scribe
Isabel Douglas
Sherledan
Highland Avenues
Helen Love
Virginia Jones
Taps
Audrey Brigenbaugh
Dorothy Brest Ee
Record Names of 5,984 Defendants
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a police docket and a first arrest by a Lieutenant Keeman. The readable text lists 5984 defendants and references a nine hundred docket, but details are unclear and names are incomplete. The fragment preserves only scattered references to a police docket and an arrest attributed to Lieut Keeman.
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Tamos
Nile
Lieuten
Keeman
Three New Contagion Cases Reported Here
City health officer reports three new contagion cases in the past 94 hours. Quarantines were imposed on Hallie Davis, 12, of 295 East Leasures Avenue with scarlet fever, Tony Sinibald, 1, of 209 South Liberty Street with mumps, and Billy Wingfield, 114 Forty Street with mumps.
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Hallie Davis
East Leasures Avenue
Tony Sinibald
Liberity Street
Billy Wingfield
Forty Street
Ohio Motorist Held For Girl's Death In Girard Pa
Erie Pa June 7 David Thomas 30 of Columbus Ohio is held here by state police to face inquest in the death of Yosiqi Schultz 19 Girard high school junior struck by his car. He says he swerved to avoid her but she ran into the path and the accident was unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiernational News Service
Erie
David Thomas
Columbus
Yosiqi Schultz
Girard High School
Thomas
Thomas Toig Alke
Fined For Buying Stolen Cigarettes In Police Court
Three youths, McCoy, Smith, and File, were fined 10 dollars each after admitting to buying stolen cigarettes from three 13 year olds who had taken the merchandise from Joe Butera's truck on Scioto Street. The case notes the defendants are colored along with the white mayor present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Smith
Charles B
Ea McCoy
Waliey Smith
Harry File
City + yes
Od Moore
Joe Butera
Scioto Street
Dog Catcher Active on North Hill Today
Jack Young the colored dog catcher worked the night shift in the North Hill Section and captured several dogs. Many dogs are at large in that area, and his visit is expected to prove quite beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Young
North Hill
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Fennivan Tile
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Pacific Liner
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Il. R. Bryan
Fred H. Kay
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New Castle Wall Paper Co
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Icur
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Morgan - Burrows Motor Co
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National
Baltimore & Oho
Offutt’s Bargain Center
Florshem
Matrix Shoes
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Davis Shoe Co
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