Tin Workers Begin Talk Strike Action In Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association calls a special convention in Pittsburg for June 14 to decide on resisting the American Sheet and Tinplate company open shop policy and wage cuts. Delegates from all tin and sheet mills attend. New Castle reports strong union readiness amid threats of a broader industrial clash. A mass meeting for hot mill workers is planned in Shenango and New Castle with President McArdle expected to speak.
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Amalamated Association
Pittsburg
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
Amalgamated Association
Sh and
Tinplate
Trust
New Castle
Tin Mill
Coliseum
Hot
McArdle
Shenango
American Tinplate Company
Hearings Postponed After Washington Street Fight
Hearing for Dr C W Kissinger and H S Penrose delayed due to Mayor Lusk's absence. No formal charges were filed after a Wednesday morning street fight. both turned themselves in at the police station.
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Lusk
C. W. Kissinger
H. 5S. Penrose
Washington Street
Thanksgiving Service Planned for U V L Members
A special Thanksgiving service is arranged for U V L members next Sunday evening at the First Baptist Church. Colonel William Joseph and Adjutant M C Rose will preside, with Rev H Qaen delivering the address. No memorials are planned as no members died in the past year.
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H. J. Whalen
Baptist Church
William Joseph
M. C. Rose
First Baptist Church
H. Qaen
Gould Names Men as Co-respondents in Gould Divorce Suit
New York June 10 The sensational separation suit of Katherine Clemens Gould against Howard Gould goes to trial before Justice Dowling. Mrs Gould, with attorney Clarence J Shearn, accuses cruelty and abandonment while Gould seeks an absolute divorce naming Dustin Farnum and Col William F Cody as co respondents. Alimony has been paid at 25000 yearly. Farnum and Cody expected to testify to refute the allegations.
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United Press
New York
Katherine Clemens Gould
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Dowling
Shearn
Gould
Dustin Farnum
Col
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Col. Cody
Boston
St. Regis
Nicoll
Child Taken Ill Dead in Ten Minutes
Olga Khary six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellie Khary of 56 West Washington died Wednesday afternoon after sudden convulsions. Coroner Cox saw the body and the funeral is set for Thursday at 2 PM in St Marys cemetery.
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Olga
Ellie Khary
West Washington Street
Cambridge
Cox
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Flower Mission Day Observed by W C T U Friends
Friday will mark Flower Mission day as the Womans Christian Temperance Union and Loyal Temperance region observe the annual event. Central W C T U members meet at 125 East North Street at 1 30 PM to arrange flowers to be given to ladies at Almira home and to City home inmates with special work planned by unions and T L branches.
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Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
Temperance
Flower Mission
W. Waddington
East North Street
Almira
Unions
T. L
Homes Offered for Bright Baby
Mrs. A. D. Mornes of Falls Street, secretary of the Children's Aid Society, says several responses have been received to a notice in Wednesday's News about a four month old boy in need of a good home. More offers are expected and the child may find a home soon.
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A. D. Mornes
Falls Street
Children’s Aid Society
Youngstown Votes Wet by 1969 Majority
Youngstown residents approve the measure to legalize sales of alcohol by a margin of 1 969 votes amid a close election. The result ends local dry status and sets a new liquor policy in the city.
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Youngstown
Wet majority seals Mahoning county local option outcome
In Mahoning county and Youngstown the wets won a decisive local option vote, with 11,282 in favor and 9,268 against countywide. The city showed a 2,761 wet lead while rural areas backed the wets by 702. Voters packed streets as results rolled in by 8 pm Youngstown time with no disorder reported.
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Mahoning County
Ohio
Youngstown
Board of Elections
Youngstown Telegram Stereopticon
New Castle Man Escapes Burning Grand Junction Hotel
Michael Bacon once a machinist at the New Castle Junction shops for the Baltimore and Ohio narrowly escaped death in a Grand Junction Colorado hotel fire. Awakened by smoke he tried to jump from a window in his night clothes but was overcome by smoke and rescued by firemen in time.
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Michael Bacon
New Castle Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Grand Junction
Col
Bacon
Divorce Decree Granted in Morgan Mor gan Case
Judge Porter issues a divorce decree granting Charles J. Morgan a divorce from Mabel Morgan. Testimony was heard before Attorney S. J. Callahan with Morgan represented by Harvey E. Martin.
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Porter
Charles J. Morgan
Mabel Morgan
S. J. Callahan
Morgan
Harvey E. Martin
Cruelty to a Horse Charged in Local Hearing
Humane Agent John C. Haas filed information before Alderman Green charging W. J. Wimner with cruelty to a horse. The report states the animal had sore shoulders yet continued to be worked.
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John C. Haas
Alderman Green
W. J. Wimner
Death Record Roster Includes Six Listed Individuals
A death record lists six individuals with ages and addresses: Mrs. Frank Gambie 27 of 128 Chestnut Street. Mrs. Charles Ford 27 of North Se wickley. Henry Woody 65 of Park Gate. Frank M. Hoover 46 of Loungs town. Olga Khary 6 months old of 56 West Washington Street. Harry Sutliff 78 of Scott town ship.
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Frank Gambie
Chestnut Street
Charles Ford
North Sewickley
Henry Woody
Park Gate
Frank M. Hoover
Loungstown
Olga Khary
West Washington Street
Harry Sutliff
Scott Township
Prisoners in County Janl Try the Escape
Prisoners in County jail attempt a January breakout are blocked. Rounds of guards and checkpoints prevented the escape and maintained custody without incident.
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County
Janl
Wampum School Board Entanglement Sparks Debate
Wampum residents confront a school board dispute amid questions of governance and policy. The confrontation centers on board decisions, meeting procedures, and stakeholder concerns stirring local civic engagement.
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Wampum
Wampum Board Names McCready Replacing Davis in Teaching Staff
The Wampum board of education elected Margaret McCready to succeed Nellie Davis as a teacher. McCready is the daughter of board member H J McCready. The move followed no formal complaint against Davis, with some alleging church politics and family ties influenced the decision.
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Wampum
Board of Education
Nellie Davis
Margaret McCready
Miss Davis
H. J. McCready
McCready
E. R. Tait
Presbyterian Church
E. D. Cochran
Miss McCready
Dunn to Meet Boxed Murphy in Pittsburg Bout
Jimmie Dunn of this city trains hard for his fight with Tommy Murphy of New York set for next Tuesday evening in Pittsburg. Dunn aims to avenge his only defeat to Murphy and locals expect a strong showing as Dunn has improved, gained power, and remains swift and clever enough to compete.
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Jimmie Dunn
Tommy Murphy
New York
Pittsburg
Dunn
Murphy
Battlers
South Sharon
New Castle
San Toy Club Chooses Hall Committee At Pear son Home
Members met at Ray Waldron's Pear son street home on Wednesday evening. A hall committee was named consisting of Mrs. Elsie Thomas, Miss Margaret Barrett, and John Hamilton. An hour of social music and refreshments followed. Assisting the host were Misses Eva Davis, Margaret Barrett, and Elizabeth Dodds. The next meeting is set for Wednesday evening June 23.
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San Toy Club
Ray Waldron
Pearson Street
Elsie Thomas
Margaret Barrett
John Hamilton
Eva Davis
Elizabeth Dodds
Westminster Board Confers Many Degrees
The Westminster Board awarded numerous degrees at an afternoon ceremony. Officials noted the event as a milestone for graduates and the college community.
Westminster board of trustees meets at New Wilmington
The Westminster college board of trustees met at the college with many New Castle and out of town attendees. Plans were made to raise 50 000 dollars and several honorary degrees were conferred including Rev. Robert Veach and Prof. J I Stewart. Few faculty changes are expected next year with Ohio State’s E L Beck to join as assistant.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College Board of Trustees
Pittsburg
A. M
Robert Veach
Bible Teachers’ College
New York City
W. W. Campbell
Westminster
R. W. Yourd
Carnegie
J. I. Stewart
Irwin
Pearl L. Andrews
D. D
Charles G. Jordan
Presbyterian
Volant
Archibald J. Herries
The
Presbyterian Church
J.S. Garvin
United Presbyterian Church
Calcutta
W. E. McCulloch
Homewood Avenue U. P
A. E. McClure
Blairsville
U. P. Church
E. L. Beck
Ohio State
Strikers Paid Off as Locomotives Go to Shops
The B. and O. officials told machinists that their back pay was ready at the paymasters. Nearly all strikers claimed money due from former employers. Three locomotives suffered accidents, raising the total engines in shops to five. Damaged engines listed as 2591, 17156, and 2269. Eleven strike-breakers quit and returned home to the east.
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Brown
Graham
Erection of New Pittsburg Street Bridge Planned
President Eugene Bear of the Re inforced Concrete Construction company of Pittsburg stated arrangements to begin the Pittsburg street bridge project. Weather delays have partly held up work.
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Eugene Bear
Reinforced Concrete Construction Company of
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Street
Edward Everett Hale Dies at 3 o'clock in Boston
Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale chaplain of the United States Senate dies at his Roxbury home after a brief illness. Born 1822 in Boston he graduation from Harvard and served in Unitarian ministry since 1846. Taft sent condolence to Hale's widow upon learning of the death.
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Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Champlain
United States Senate
Roxbury
Hale
Dr. Hale
Susan Hale
Dr. Temple
Harvard
Dartmouth
Williams
Church of the Trinity
Worchester
Mass
Emily Baldwin Perkins
Ingraham
Washington
Taft
Edward Hyerett Hale
Wright Brothers Honored by the Nation at White House Ceremony
Orville and Wilbur Wright received the Aero Club of America gold medals from President Taft in the White House East Room. The event occurred after prior European acclaim and followed a day of receptions and luncheons with officials, with the brothers due to return to Dayton for Fort Meyer tests later in the month.
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Washington
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Taft
Aero Club of America
White House
Dayton
United States
Wright Brothers
Roosevelt
Wrights
Europe
Katherine
Fort Myer
Selfridge
Herbert W. Parsons
New York
W. D. Brenners
Aero Club
W. W. Wright
Ee Mans
France
Fort Meyer
Cosmos Club
Miss Wright
C. J. Bell
Washington Aero Club
Robert Shaw Oliver
William Caindri
New Castle Residents Named in Local Notice List
Harold McMillen Douglas New Castle Elizabeth Mort New Castle Hugh C. Rigby New Castle Mary A Reese New Castle Harry J Sherrard New Castle Mary Martha Jones New Castle Arthur M Cunningham Struthers Mary Martha James New Castle
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Harold McMillen Douglas
New Castle
Elizabeth Mort
Hugh C. Rigby
Mary A. Reese
Harry J. Sherrard
Mary Martha Jones
Arthur M. Cunningham
Struthers
Mary Martha James
Married by Alderman in Croton Avenue Parlor
Lou Unvergagt and Miss Ollie Thompson of Hilliard wed Wednesday evening by Alderman Green at his matrimonial parlors on Croton Avenue. Miss Hazel Speer of New Wilmington visits Mr and Mrs Robert Dalrymple of Chestnut Street.
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Lou Unvergagt
Ollie Thompson
Hilliard
Alderman Green
Croton Avenue
Hazel Speer
New Wilmington
Robert Dalrymple
Chestnut Street
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U.V.L
George Gould
Drys
Harry Brown
Frank Graham
W. G. Lowry
New Bedford
Thomas Fletcher
Fletcher
Fin
Ally
O.R.G. Memorial
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Sventh Ward
R. T
Thomas Jones
M. Wilson Keith
Harland, Griffith, Reynolds and Hillier
R. Nye Merrill
J. Franklin Baxter
Miss L. Griffith
Llewellyn Jones
J. Franklin Bax
Messrs. Harlan, Griffith, Reynolds and Hillier
Winona
San
TOY Club
Westminster Board
Hillside
Senate
Wright Bros
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