Grand Jury Backs County Road Improvements North of New Castle
The grand jury recommends turning the highway from here to New Wilmington into a county road with two concrete sections in Neshannock and Wilmington townships. Each section costs about 20 212 dollars. The plan aims for a continuous north south route and next year may upgrade the connecting stretch.
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Here
New Wilmington
Lawrence
Grand Jury
William McElweer
Jefferson Street
Neshannock Township
Coaltown Road
Shenango United Presbyterian Church
Borough Line
New Wington
J. H. Lusk
Wilmington Township
Neshannock Falls
New Castle
Emery
Lawrence County ,Good Roads Association
Harding Presides as Delegates Rally in Republican Convention
At the Republican National Convention Ohio supports Harding with a show of enthusiasm as delegates cheer and chant for Harding. Governor Whitman of New York works to rally support for Justice Hughes while nominations are anticipated.
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Harding
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Kansas
Committee On Permanent Organization
Committee On Rules
Gov. Whitman
New York
Justice Hughes
Ey Depew
Tre
Myron T. Herrick
Martin Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Chauncey Depew
Chicago
Republicans Consolidate Rules at Convention Amid Nominations Debate
The convention adopted a redrafted set of rules to align representation with state laws, keep recorded state votes intact, and allow unseating of national committeemen who defy the party nominee. Leaders praised liberal rules as Warren explained the plan. Depew and Cannon energized the hall with assurances of a Republican nominee on a Republican platform.
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Warren
Michigan
Committee On Rules
National Committee
House of Representatives
Henry Ford
Hughes
Tennessee
Grand Jury Returns List Of True Bills In Several Cases
Grand jury handed true bills in multiple cases today including Com. vs Joseph Langbein for gery Com. vs James Collingwood for robbery and Com. vs Nick Jardinon alias John Smith for breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony Also present were Com. vs Margrett Reider for assault Com. vs James Watson for breach of prison Com. vs John Galigan for larceny Com. vs Mike Mumello for larceny Com. vs J R Kling for larceny and Com. vs Alphonse Barboti for felon ious assault and battery Other indictments include Mrs Mary Holland in lar ceny from person and selling liquor without a license. A true bill in each case.
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Grand Jury
Joseph Langbein
A. E. Connor
C. W. Lambert
James Collingwood
Samuel Levine
Nick Jardinon
John Smith
Margrett Reider
George Reider
James Watson
James Wasser
Carl 8. Johnston
John Galigan
S. A Sadler
Mike Mumello
I Levine
J. R. Kling
A. S. Leslie
Alphonse Barboti
Samuel Parker
Mary Holland
James H. Ellison
Samuel C. Smith
George al
Miss Berd L Price Visits Cleveland Relative
Miss Berd L. Price of Cleveland visits at the home of her aunt Mrs. J C MacNab on Wallace Avenue.
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Berd L. Price
Cleveland
J.C. MacNab
Wallace Avenue
Progressives Still Hopeful Of Harmony
Chicago June 8 Progressive forces push for Theodore Roosevelt as harmony nominee. Moose convention planning platform reforms while Old Guard resists and clashes erupt between factions delaying decisive action. Raymond Robbins pledge cited as pivotal amid tense scenes at Congress hotel and Moose precincts.
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George T. Frey
I. N.S
Chicago
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Old Guard
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Bill Thompson
Teddy
Sherman
Congress Hotel
Raymond Robbins
James R. Garfield
New Castle Board of Trade nominates 46 for 11 director posts
After four hours of counting, the tellers named 46 nominees for 11 director seats on the reorganized New Castle Board of Trade. A primary ballots tally shows 276 ballots cast, 3 036 votes total, with 57.2 percent of members voting and a 41 percent primary participation deemed high. The secondary ballot will be sent out, count on June 14 at the Odd Fellows hall smokera. The referendum kept the name Board of Trade by 171 to 43, with many alternative names listed.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Commerce
Board of Enterprise
Board of Improvement
Commercial Club
Civic League
Civic Improvement Committee
Greater New Castle Board
Greater
L Enuire
Radeker
New Castle Board of Trades
Guarded Schoenbrunn Castle Amid Peace Demands in Vienna
In Geneva dispatches dated June 8 report Austrian Hungarian pacifists growing violent with machine guns set around Schoenbrunn Palace where Emperor Francis Joseph resides. The castle is heavily guarded as thousands of women march by the fortress demanding Austria seek a separate peace with Russia.
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International News Service
Geneva
Schoenbrun Castle
Francis Joseph
Austria
Russia
Fear Fresh Outbreak In Mexico
Washington reports growing State Department concern over a new Mexican uprising against Carranza. Consular dispatches say anti-Carranza sentiment rises with each issuance of non negotiable paper money receipts, threatening a broader revolt if relief is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
State Department
Carranza
Mexico
Dr H J Whalen resigns as pastor of First Baptist
The Rev Dr H J Whalen announces departure after 22 years at New Castle Pa church amid debt clearance and community uplift. He cites eight year plan and debt payoff as key, expressing gratitude and hope for the congregation’s future and his own new field of labor.
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Whalen
New Castle
First Baptist Church
J. Whalen
Poisoned Dogs Not Rabid In Pennsylvania Avenue Area
A four year old boy was bitten by a dog believed mad, owned by M. B. Clark. The dog was shot after a health department report. Dr. Steen found the animal was not rabid but poisoned. Four other dogs in the area had been poisoned within the last week.
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John Morgan
Pennsylvania Avenue
M. 8. Clark
Steen
Deaths of the Day Mrs Kelly and John W Shull
Mrs. Minerva Cordelia Kelly 62 widow of George W Kelly died after heart dilation while walking to her daughter’s home in College Hill. Survived by five children, extensive grandchildren, and siblings. burial details not listed. John W Shull 74 farmer and Civil War veteran died at his Marion township residence. survived by five relatives and funeral set for Friday at 1:30 PM with Prairie cemetery interment.
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Minerva Cordelia Kelly
George W. Kelly
College Avenue
Cora C. Kemp
Fifth Avenue
College Hill
Beaver Falls
Warren, O
International Bible Students Association
Kemp
Robert E. Broomfield
Philadelphia
Ronan
Freedom
Laura B. Hill
William D. Kelly
Chattanooga
Tenn
George W. Gordon
New Castle
Ada Crombie
Emma Mylen
Elva Powell
New Brighton
Butler
Marion Township
John W. Shull
Shull
John P. Shull
West Penn Street
Newton D. Shull
Barkleyville
William Shull
M. P. Dunlap
John Buchanan
Mercer Township
Funeral for Mrs Eliza Johnston Held in City
The funeral of Mrs Eliza Jane Johnston widow of John Johnston of Cochranton occurred in this city on Wednesday evening at her daughter Mrs J A Wagner's home 814 Oak Street with relatives and friends present Reverends A J Randles and W H Crapper officiated The remains were shipped to Cochranton for services tomorrow and interment.
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Eliza Jane Johnston
John Johnston
Cochranton
J. A. Wagner
Oak Street
A. J. Randles
Second United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Crapper
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Verner Funeral Held at First Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Civil War veteran William James Verner was held Wednesday at 2:30 PM in the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Robert Little led services. McKinney Bible class members spoke. pallbearers included John A. McKee and others. interment in Oak Park cemetery. Separately, Mrs. Margaret Kearns died at her family home after asthma and pneumonia. survived by children and 15 grandchildren. arrangements to be announced.
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William James Verner
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
Robert A. McKinney
McKinney Bible
Verner
William Butler
McKinney
Margaret Kearns
Borough Line Street
Patrick Kearns
Anna
Mont Clair
N. J
Joseph Young
John McIintee
Youngstown
James Keenan
Edward Todd
James
Patrick
Joseph Kearns
St. Mary’s Church
Naturalization Court Sees Large Class in Pittsburg
Applicants for naturalization will be examined by a U.S. court representative in Pittsburg tomorrow. The class numbers exceed 50, marking one of the largest naturalization groups in years.
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U. S. Court
Pittsburg
Guardian to Get Marriage License
Mrs. Frank M. Jones was appointed guardian of Miss Gretchen R. Barnes by Judge Emery this morning to obtain consent for issuing a marriage license to Miss Barnes and Frank M. Hay.
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Frank M. Jones
Gretchen R. Barnes
Emery
Miss Barnes
Frank M. Hay
DeMille and Jeanie MacPherson Present The Love Mask at the Dome
Cecil B. DeMille and Jeanie MacPherson have finished The Love Mask, aWestern drama featuring Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid. The Paramount picture will be shown at the Dome theatre on Monday and Tuesday, promoted as more intense than The Golden Chance.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Lasky Company
Jeanie MacPherson
Cleo Ridgley
Wallace Reid
Dome Theatre
Progressive party platform pins hopes on Roosevelt
A Chicago dispatch reports the Progressive party, after an all night resolutions session, unveils a Roosevelt tailored platform. It calls for full woman suffrage, a navy second only to Britain, a 250000 man standing army, universal training paid from the federal treasury, a federal reserve force, and a protective tariff. The draft ties the issues to Roosevelt as lead exponents, with a sub committee revising and a convention to adopt the measure.
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George T. Frey
Chicago
Progressive Party
Committee On Resolutions
Col. Roosevelt
England
National Guard
Resolutions Committee
High Athletes To Get Letters This Week
Friday morning the high school will present letters to track and baseball athletes for merited participation. Track letter recipients include Weide Patterson Wilson Graham Thompson Horner Harman Holyfield Hughes B Thompson Daniels and Ballard. Baseball letters go to B Thompson R Carpenter B Carpenter Davidson Horner Black Heinrich W Wogan Lazear Shifflet M White Pollock and the manager Reserve Kelch Johnston Hanna Alexander.
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Weide
Patterson
Wilson
Graham
Thompson
Horner
Harman
Holyfield
Hughes
B. Thompson
Daniels
Ballard
R. Carpenter
B. Carpenter
Davidson
Black
Heinrich
W. Wogan
Lazear
Shifflet
M. White
Pollock
Kelch
Johnston
Hanna
Alexander
Judge Emery Holds Juvenile Court Session
Juvenile court was held by Judge Emery with a full courtroom of children and parents. After examination of the delinquents they were turned over to Parole Officer W. C. Smith.
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Emery
W. C. Smith
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William S. Bennet
Whitman
Chauncy M. Depew
Depew
Joe’ Cannon
Cannon
Bell-Ans
Myron T
Herrick
George M. Cohan
D. R. Bollard
North East
Rev
Trade Board
Tive
Reorganized Board of Trade
George F. Winter
Beadle
P. Brown
Jameson
L. Patterson
L. Rentz
B. Veach
E. E. McGill
B. Mather
R. M. White
Harry G. Euwer Ie
James K. Love
B. F. Kline
H. M. Kirk
G A. Dickson
Cc. T. Metzler
Ewes Ersee
J. C. Norris
George Greer
J. Hu Chambers
E. I. Phillips
James M Smith
Thos
A. Gilkey
Charles Matthews
A. C. Hoy
Dd. S. Pyle
A. W Andrews
BE. F. Connelly
C P. DuShane
Jos
Hannon Eve
H. J. Whalen
Baptist Church
Health Department
Mrs. Johnston
Mr. Verner
Naturalization Court
B. Moosers
Cal
W. F. Dufford & Co
Washington St
UNION
Bell Phone
E. North ST
Chas. R. Kelley
Meral Danoron
Ueceeener
Sutton
Bell
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