Judge Porter Hands Down Multiple Court Rulings
In Ellwood City case against E G Bryant et al the rule to show cause to strike liens is made absolute. Several other cases see rulings including new trials denied, judgments opened or discharged, and exceptions to accounts dismissed.
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Porter
Ellwood City
E. Gertrude Bryant
Mary G. Todd
Pittsburg Company
A. Roelofs
R. A. Todd
Fourth Street
Dan and Kirtasu
Rapton and Michaels
E. E. Hileman
F. B. Chipman
Edna Ali
Nicholas Christley
Harry E. Mitchell
Stephen Lambright
William Jones
John Kelly
Food Crisis Surges as Revolt Grips Mexico
Mexico faces widespread starvation as business slows and armed conflict grows. Three revolutionary armies contend for power with Villa and Zapata backing the convention, while Carranza and Obregon lead the loyalist forces. Provisional capital at Vera Cruz and convention capital at Mexico City. Fire reports place Zapata in Mexico City and Villa in Chihuahua and Agua Calientes, with Obregon near Leon and Victoria. Foreign presence dwindles to under 50,000.
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Mexico
Villa
Zapata
Carranza
Obregon
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Chihauhuu
Aguas Calientes
Obre
Annual Exercises At Slippery Rock State Normal
Slippery Rock State Normal school to hold commencement on Thursday June 30 with salutatorian Miss Glee Kiser of Callery and valedictorian Miss Nellie Mayo of Duquesne. Senior honor students include Arthur Heyl Grace Irvine Marguerite Jameson Margaret Simons Lulu Sutton Emma Ramsdale Inez Rosenberry Marie White. President Elroy B Albright to speak with Ell e Forrester piano Frances Hudepohl reciter Juliette Geer Grace Stewart class prophet Wil liam Reed library pessimist Helen Jameson Eleanor Matchett donor Mary Walsh Mildred Irvin poet Violet Miller class will Helen Alexander vocalist Ruth Taylor artist Laura South Cleo McConahy historians note over 1 000 miles Nile embankments engineering work.
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Slippery Rock State Normal School
Countess Tarnov Pardoned After Murder Case
Milan reports Countess Marie Tarnov who was sentenced in May 1910 to eight years for complicity in Count Kamarowsky’s Venice murder (Nov 1908) has been pardoned and released. Her life tainted by greed and ruin, drawing in six wealthy men, with two murdered and four abandoned families as she moved across Europe. Two men confessed to murder at her behest.
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Milan
Marie Tarnovsky
Count Kamarowsky
Venice
Europe
Permission Granted for Adoption and Various Estate Items
James R. Sankey won Judge Porter’s permission to adopt Virginia Perdue and Pauline Perdue, both above seven years, wives of Minnie Perdue’s new marriage. Bond for A. J. McCalla as guardian of E. Vernon Walker was approved. Motions to continue sales, discharge an executor, and judgments due to missing affidavits were dealt with. Wards’ property sales and guardianship actions occurred in Ellwood City and Polk, with dates set for hearings and road-view orders continued.
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James R. Sankey
Porter
Virginia Perdue
Pauline Perdue
Mentor
Minnie Perdue
Petitioner
Bond
A. J. McCalla
E. Vernon Walker
Reuben Walker
Edward S. Durban
Henry Burton
Ann Riley
A. W. Gardner
Louise Linden
Lucia Creatura
J. W. Wilson
Elsie Nelson
Wm. Nelson
Charles L. Brenneman
Plaingrove Township
Wm. Rhodes
Wm. Vogan
Andrew Wolfe
R. Strazza
Cyrus Cartwright
Ellwood City
Viola Patterson
Pleas Entered At Court in Recent Session
District Attorney Clyde V. Riley secured multiple pleas in a shortened docket. Guilty pleas include J Fremont Sanderson for larceny and Philomena Thomas for selling liquor, with others entering nolo contendere or being continued or settled.
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Clyde V. Riley
J. Fremont Sanderson
Leah Randolph
Mary Schue
Philomena Thomas
M. Cassella
Ed M. Young
James White
Harry O. Davis
Robert Gordon
Grace McMunn
Gordon
Rheuma advertised as miracle cure for rheumatism
An oldAnother advertisement touts Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism claimed by Mrs. Gertrude Kozel of Smithfield PA after one bottle. The ad says relief comes in a day and guarantees cure or money back, with 50 cent price from Hainer Drug Co.
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Gertrude Kozel
Smithfield
Hainer Drug Company
Axminster
Sanford Axminster
Bigelow Axminster
Hartford Axminster
Smith Axminster
Roxbury Axminster
12e Sheeran Malls and Batistes yard Neat floral designs
Readable text notes floral designs in a yard labeled by names Sheeran Malls Batistes. Details unclear but suggests decorative plant arrangements and garden styling in a residential setting. No dates or organizations clearly identified.
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Sheeran Malls
Batistes
Allies Send First Horse Shipment for War Effort from Youngstown
The first consignment of 25 horses for European war use left Youngstown on Saturday afternoon bound for Buffalo then Canada for allied forces. Local horse dealers continue seeking suitable stock.
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Youngstown, CO
Youngstown
Buffalo
Canada
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure For Constitutional Disease
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional treatment. The ad claims the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 dollars for any failure to cure. Includes testimonials, Toledo address, and 50 cent price. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Standing order for horses to be used in war
The command calls for horses to be supplied for artillery and transport trains. Light horses are not needed for cavalry. The sought stock should weigh 1300 to 1400 pounds and be of good stock suitable for military use.
Socialism Is at Hand Subject Planned at Trades Hall
At the Wednesday evening meeting in Trades Assembly hall Mr Prosser will preach on the subject Socialism is at Hand. The talk aims to interest both Socialists and non Socialists and invites all attendees. The event is at Trades Assembly hall over the Star theatre starting at 7 45.
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Trades Assembly Hall
Prosser
Star Theatre
Boy Receives Deep Back Cut After Baseball Fall
A boy named Watson sustained a serious back cut when he fell on a broken beer bottle during a baseball game on Saturday. Several stitches were required to close the wound.
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Watson
Bonds Of Collectors Approved By Court
Several bonds of tax collectors were approved by Judge Porter. Edward Doherty of Big Beaver township posted 10000 dollars with bondsmen T P Majors J N McAnlis and George T Vogt. F E Cole of Wayne township posted 10500 with bondsmen R B Ward and McQuiston. Charles Reynolds of Neshannock township posted 8000 with bondsmen Findlay C and Walter S Reynolds.
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Porter
Edward Doherty
Big Beaver Township
T. P. Majors
J. N. McAnlis
George T. Vogt
Bond
F. E. Cole
Wayne Township
R. B. Ward
McQuiston
Charles Reynolds
Neshannock Township
Findlay C
Walter S. Reynolds
Mail Carrier Sustains Severe Head Injury on Job
Robert Jones, a mail carrier, suffered a serious head wound at work requiring multiple stitches. The incident occurred during a routine delivery shift, and his condition is described as serious but stable.
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Robert Jones
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Atlantic City
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Dollar Savings Association
First Mortgage
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Hainer Drug Co
Edward F
Washington St
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Lower Nile
Ed. M. Young
New Castle Dry Goods Co
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Kirkman Axminster
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