Night Lieutenant Reeble and Pearsall Dismissed
Night Lieutenant Reeble and Patrolman Pearsall are dismissed from the New Castle Police Force. The German battleship Moltke, flagship of a visiting squadron, lies offshore with President Taft aboard as part of the royal visit. Princes Christian Von Priessen and Henry of Rueff serve as officers and observe American impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeble
Pearsall
New Castle
Moltke
Taft
Prince Christian von Priessen
Prince Henry of
Rueff
America
Roosevelt drive to seize GOP national convention gains in Chicago
Delegates from Roosevelt strong states meet behind closed doors at Congress hotel. William Flinn is named chairman and Frank Knox secretary as they plan to win individual delegates by promising to vote against the national committee roll call. Taft forces respond with tight organization and warnings as the contest intensifies in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress Hotel
William Flinn
Fom
Pennsylvania
Frank Knox
Michigan
National Committee
Flinn
Coliseum
Taft Outfit
Congress
Roosevelt Chieftains
McKinley
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Barnes
Graduates Receive Diplomas At First New High School Commencement
A full auditorium witnessed the first commencement in the new high school building. Samuel Burns the only honors student impressed with The Modern Grendel on liquor traffic. Eleanor Pearson Kennedy gave the second honors speech Educational Value of the Theatre. Ruth Allison delivered the valedictory Chambered Nautilus. Mrs Price presented the prize for the essay on Discovery and Early Settlement of the Ohio Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Farrell
Samuel Burns
Burns
Eleanor Pearson Kennedy
Ruth Allison
Ohio Valley
Elizabeth Jane Atkinson
W. J. Price
Leslie confirms interview story with Mayor Tyler in court corridor
County Commissioner R M Leslie defends The News report about his interview with Mayor Tyler in the courtroom corridor. The Free Press claims the story is false, but Leslie insists the published details are accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
R. M. Leslie
Leslie
Free Press
Objection to Court Fixing Receiver's Fee at New Castle Stamping
Petition by T F Morehead and John W Knox objects to the court fixing the compensation of George W Johnson as receiver. They claim no jurisdiction until an account showing receipts and expenses is filed and note unpaid insurance premiums totaling 2575.75 and preexisting debts of 3295.08. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnson
New Castle Stamping Company
T. F. Morehead
John W. Knox
Clai
Johnson
Knox and
Teacher Training Graduation at Pulaski Presbyterian Church
The Pulaski Presbyterian Sunday school will hold graduation for nine ladies completing the State Sunday Schol association teacher training course. The event occurs Tuesday at 7 30 pm with diplomas awarded to Dorrance Cover Hollibaugh Adams Clark Swagger Thompson Douthett Davidson Bock and participant Myra Paland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Presbyterian Sunday School
State Sunday Schol Association
Frances B. Dorrance
Dora Cover
Mary Hollibaugh Adams
Clara Thompson Clark
Josephine Alison Swagger
EB. D. Thompson
Ethel Ashmore Douthett
Mary Hull Davidson
Lena Ariadna Bock
Myra Paland
Pulaski Presbyterian Church
Death Notice for Oliver C. Davis
Oliver C. Davis, 35, of Leetonia Ohio, is recorded as deceased. His passing is noted in the local death records.
Shenango tin mill to get power plant upgrade
United States Steel allocates 20 million dollars for improvements including a central power plant at Shenango tin mill and at Greer mill. Details were not final, but the plan aims to allow independent operation of the two mills rather than shared motive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Shenango
D. S. Pyle
Greer
Boston Elevated Street Car Strike Drags Into Stalemate
Boston officials and union leaders reported the elevated street car strike entering a waiting phase after a night of disorder. About 3,000 workers seek higher wages, union recognition, and shorter hours. Fred Fay and William Mahon joined to push a nationwide fund drive for locals as the executive board sanctioned the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Fred Fay
William D. Mahon
Detroit
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Gen. Bancroft
The
Elevated
Sanitary panel pushes mayoral appointment explanation
Sanitary committee of councils last night sent a message to the select branch asking why mayoral appointments should not be confirmed, focusing on health department posts. The panel failed to refer back the health officer term extension, passed sewer ordinances, and directed engineer Potter to fulfill the sewage disposal plan revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Committee of Councils
Stukinsky
Health Department
McCandless
Potter
Hundreds Attend School Picnic at Cascade Park
Hundreds of public school children attended the annual picnic at Cascade Park on Saturday. The park was opened for the event, amusements were free, and tickets allowed rides on the carousel roller coaster and theatre. Many teachers were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Frost Devastates Lawrence County Gardens Across Farms
Frost struck last night in Lawrence County damaging tomato, bean, potato and other crops. Gardener Welker on Harbor Road lost ten thousand tomato plants. Weinschek’s gardens on Big Run suffered heavy damage. hundreds of small plots wiped out as temperatures dropped to freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lowellville
Jack Britt Gearity
Princeton
King Bee
Lawrence County
Gardners
Gardner Welker
Harbor Road
Weinschek
Big Run
King Frost
Oliver Davis of Leetonia Dies After Typhoid Pneumonia
Oliver C Davis of Leetonia Ohio formerly of this city died at his home Saturday morning at 6 oclock from typhoid pneumonia His death followed three days after the death of his little son Edwin Charleton Davis Edwin died Wednesday and was buried Thursday funeral held at his grandparents home due to the fathers illness Mr Davis was 35 years old and had been foreman of the Crescent Continued on Page 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver C. Davis
Leetonia
Eddwin Charleton Davis
Edwin
Mr. Davis
The
Crescent
Officials Hit Sawdust Trail at Beaver Falls
A Sunday tabernacle crowd in Beaver Falls witnessed Judge R B Holt Sheriff Wallover Detective Copeland District Attorney Graham Judge Wilson Register Hart and 40 attorneys join the sawdust trail after a moving sermon on What Shall I do to be Saved. Leon Graham led the bar delegation as applause broke out and choir sang Just as I Am Without One Plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Leon
Louis E. Graham
Redeheager
Improvements at Car Hardware Co Extends Plant on Mechanic Street
The American Car and Ship Hardware company on Mechanic Street is installing new machinery and erecting additional buildings. A large extension to the facility is planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car & Ship Hardware Company
Mechanic Street
Stock Removal From Ohio to Here For Mammoth Sale
The complete stock of the Blue Ribbon store at Mansfield Ohio has been moved to the Blue Ribbon store here and will be sold at a mammoth sale starting June 1. The assortment includes up-to-date menswear to be sacrificed at less than cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ribon
Mansfield
Blue Ribbon
Pearsall Arrested in Lowellville After Saloon Incident
New Castle officer Fred Pearsall and Lt. E J Reebel were arrested in Lowellville Ohio after a disturbance at Alex Paglia's saloon. Pearsall discharged a pistol into the floor during a confrontation. Pearsall posted 15 for appearance but did not show up for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pearsall
New Castle
Lowellville
Alex, Paglai
Pearsall
E. J. Reebel
Youngstown
Lewis Thomas
Pasquale Fusco
Thomas
Commerce Street
Reebel
Paglia
Alex Paglia
Marshall E. E. Fisher
Reeble
John S. Roller
Roller
Memorial Unveiled for Christopher Columbus in Washington
President Taft and 50,000 Knights of Columbus attended a gala unveiling of a $100,000 Columbus memorial in Washington. The ceremony capped a day of events including a monster parade and a pageant of floats depicting Columbus life, reviewed by the president near Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Taft
Diplomatic Corps
Knights of Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Explorer
Union Station
Many Masons Visit Friday Night at Blue Lodge
The Blue Lodge in Youngstown entertained about 110 Masons from the city and a similar crowd from Woodlawn on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lodge
Youngstown
Woodlawn
Mayor, Chief Dismiss Two New Castle Officers After Lowellville Incident
Night Lieutenant E J Reeble and Officer Fred Pearsall of the New Castle police were dismissed by Chief Norris Mitchell after a mission to Lowellville and a gun discharge incident. Mayor Tyler affirmed the action, with decisions on night supervision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Reeble
Fred Pearsall
New Castle
Norris Mitchell
Tyler
Lowellville
Mitchell
Reeble
Pearsall
Youngstown
Lewis Thomas
Commerce Street
Pasquale Fusco
Lowesville
Lowelville
Stewart Brothers to Wed in June Weddings
Two Stewart brothers plan June weddings in New Wilmington. Clarence T. Stewart will marry Anna Benson at her parents home in Sharon with Rev. George Long officiating, then reside in Sharon. Howard C. Stewart will wed Elizabeth Daugherty at her parents home in Mercer with the Sharon pastor officiating, then reside in New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Clarence T. Stewart
Anna C. Benson
Sharon
George Long
Allegheny
Fruit Ohl Hardware Co
Howard C. Stewart
Elizabeth Daugherty
Mercer
New Wilkington
Princeton Socialist Speaker Scaled by Crowd in Public Square
In Princeton last night Jack Britt Gearity, a local socialist agitator, faced jeering and was forced to stop speaking as the crowd drowned his remarks with shouts. A rope with an American flag hung above his head while he tried to address onlookers near an ice cream social. Gearity warned he would return next Friday with authorities to secure the right of free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Jack Britt Gearity
New Castle
Gearity
Fred
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Ious
Mrs. Price
Miss Atkinson
Story
G. A. Dickson
Pany
Pulaski
Sanitary Committee
Select Council
Oliver Davis
Des
Sunday Tabernacle
Judge
CAR Hardware CO
Ohio
Alex. Paglia
Mayor Roller
Pearance
Columbus
Wash
Ation
Ing
Chief Mitchell
Stewart
New Wilmington News
Stana
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