Tornado Leaves Pine Bluff In Deep Destruction
United Press reports a tornado hit Pine Bluff Arkansas causing two known deaths and million dollar crop losses. Telegraph lines down rail washouts crippled transport while floods inundated streets. At Fort Smith Van Buren and Little Rock rains swelled streams. a live wire killed contractor William Ivy. A Frisco bridge collapsed sending nine freight cars into Flat Rock Creek. Farmers face heavy livestock losses and crop ruin if rains persist.
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United Press
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
William Ivy
Forth Smith
Vanburen
Little Rock
Fort Smith
David Meadows
Flat Rock Creek
Chase with empty shotgun drives family from home
Clyde Carpenter of the Seventh ward was arrested for disorderly conduct after his family reported he chased them from the house with an empty shotgun. Police captured him later that night. no weapon was found and Carpenter claimed intoxication and that he hid the gun along the river.
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Clyde Carpenter
Seventh Ward
Carpenter
Carnter
Scaffolding collapse injures two at Raven school annex
Two men were injured, one fatally, when scaffolding collapsed at the Raven school annex in Youngstown yesterday. Henry Appleton fell head first into bricks and suffered a fractured skull. In Fall River, Massachusetts, more than 6 000 workers at seven large cotton mills will see factory shutdowns on alternating weeks starting next week.
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Raven School
Youngstown
Henry Appleton
River
Mass
Kohler Faces Cross Examination In Civil Service Trial
In Cleveland on June 10 Chief of Police Kohler, suspended by Mayor Baehler on charges of drunkenness and misconduct, resumed his direct testimony as civil service proceedings continued. The defense and prosecution weighed private witness testimony while a large crowd gathered before doors opened for Kohler’s grilling.
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United Press
Cleveland, O
Kohler
Baehler
Police Department
Sylvester McMahon
Jay P. Dawley
Cassie Chadwick
138 Dogs Killed By City Dog Catcher This Month
During the first month of service, Jack Young the city dog catcher, corralled 110 dogs of which 100 were killed due to no ownership. In the first ten days of the current month, 52 dogs were caught and 38 killed. Young earns 50 cents for catching and 50 cents for killing each dog.
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Jack Young
Young
Fishermen Discover Body in Lake Como Net
Fishermen casting nets in Lake Como pulled up a heavy iron-bound trunk containing the body of a well-dressed young woman. The skull had been beaten in presumably with a blunt instrument, and authorities began a full investigation into the woman's identity and the circumstances surrounding her death. Local police and investigators cordoned off the area as they examined the trunk and awaited autopsy results.
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United Press
Como
Italy
Lake Como
Disappearance of Porter Couple Ties Lake Mystery
Police probe grave scene uncovering handwritten English letters from a corpse. An American couple, Mr and Mrs Porter, who rented a lake cottage, vanished three days earlier leaving the cottage locked, and authorities search for them.
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Porter
WANTED IN SHARON ON MURDER CHARGE
New Castle police reported Sharon authorities said John Vesho died yesterday from a June 1 shooting by Philip Pano. Pano, about 5 feet 10, 155 pounds, 22 or 23, dark hair, with a burned right arm, is at large and not yet located.
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New Castle
Sharon
John Vesho
Philip Pano
Pano
Rev Stratton to preach at St Luke's Zion church
Rev J L Stratton pastor of Croton M E church will preach a special sermon Sunday at 3 pm at St Luke's A M E Zion church corner of North and Elm streets accompanied by his choir and congregation. All invited to attend.
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St. Luke's A. M. E. Zion Church
North and
Elm Streets
J. L. Stratton
Croton M. E. Church
Card of Thanks for Adam Forney’s Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs Louis Lindemann thank neighbors friends and Ladies Orange lodge No 24 for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their brother in law Adam Forney.
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Louis Lindemann
Orange Lodge
No. 24
Adam Forney
Indictments Hit Western Union over Bucket Shop Violations
Federal grand jury returns forty two indictments against Western Union Telegraph Co charging 42 violations of the bucket shop law of 1860. Fast wire service linked to Artemus and Cella offices operating as Standard Stock and Grain dealers of Jersey City. An extra indictment accuses Price & Co forces of bucket shop operation in the District of Columbia.
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United Press
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
Federal Grand Jury
Western Union
Artemus
Cella
Standard Stock & Grain
Jersey City
Price & Co
District of Columbia
Stylishly Clad Banker Goes Ten Penn
Cleveland Ohio June 10 Ulysses G Walker president of the defunct Cleveland Banking company left for the Columbus pen itentiary today to begin his five year sentence for contributory per jury. Walker was convicted of swearing to false reports to the state bank examiner after the bank failed.
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United Press
Cleveland, O
Ulysses G. Walker
Cleveland Banking Company
Columbus Penitentiary
Walker
State Bank
Realty firm gains charter for Riverview Realty
The Riverview Realty company with a capital stock of 14000 has been chartered. Incorporators include Attorney J. W. Cunningham EB Wikoff of this city EB Wolfe of Wampum E J House of Pittsburg and Dwight Thompson of New Brighton. The firm has bought land along the proposed New Castle and Beaver Falls street car route and plans to plot it when the line opens.
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Riverview Realty Company
J. W. Cunningham
EB. O. Wikoff
E. BE. Wolfe
Wampum
E. J. House
Pittsburg
Dwight Thompson
New Brighton
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Auctioneers Will Keep Words Going Going Gone
In Chicago at the annual meeting of the Association of Auctioneers the major issue is whether to discard the famous chant Going Going Gone. A member argues for dignity and standing by saving voice power, but others insist the words are the auctioneers best stock in trade. A final decision will come before the convention closes.
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United Press
Chicago
Association of Auctioneers
Witness Against Night Riders Shot in Kentucky Ambush
Judge Robinson farm hand and key witness in Hopkinsville Night Rider trials was shot and killed near Otter Pond in Princeton Kentucky. He had refused to heed warnings to flee after learning he would be summoned, leaving a wife and two children.
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United Press
Princeton
Robinson
George Goodman
Hopkinsville
Otter Pond
United Commercial Travelers Hold National Convention in Cincinnati
The national convention of the United Commercial Travelers opened at the Linton hotel in Cincinnati. Governor Harmon arrived from Columbus to welcome delegates, with Mayor Schwab and grand councilor Walter Whitaker also taking part. Harry Haarmeyer of Cincinnati delivered the opening address as about 2,500 drummers gathered for the event.
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United Press
Cincinnati
The
United Commercial Travelers
Linton Hotel
Harmon
Columbus
Schwab
Walter Whitaker
Harry Haarmeyer
Regulars Cheer Old Guard Smith in House Return
Washington June 10 The house session paused five minutes as Regulars cheered Walter Smith an old guard member upon his Iowa victory. After the chaplain's prayer each regular filed by Smiths desk for a handshake.
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United Press
Washington
Walter Smith
Old Guard
Iowa
Smith
Reverend Charles A Dickey Dies Console Promise Leader
Philadelphia June 10 Rev Dr Charles A Dickey prominent Presbyterian minister and former moderator died today at Presbyterian hospital where he served as president. Cause of death carbuncles. Born Wheeling West Virginia 72 years ago he studied at United Presbyterian Theological Seminary Allegheny City and served Calvary church starting 1875 then Bethany church as associate pastor in 1879.
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Philadelphia
Charles A. Dickey
Presbyterian Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Allegheny City
Calvary Church
Bethany Church
Local Inventor Secur es Patent for New Switch
F Bayuza of this city has secured a patent on a new switch that promises to be a very useful invention.
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F. Bayuza
Mayor in Helena Flees Court Order Over Police Standoff
Helena Montana June 10 The mayor and seven aldermen fled to a ranch to escape a district court order committing them to jail for contempt after removing police officers in defiance of court directives The council scheduled a special meeting to rescind the action and reinstate the officers.
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United Press
Helena
Mont
Montana
District Court
Edwards
Report of Big Liz Shot Near Irwin Pa
A report reached here today that J. J. Sweeney known as Big Liz had been shot at Irwin Pennsylvania where he is employed as a guard. The News investigated but no confirmation was secured. Sweeney was well known here from his time with the American Sheet and Tinplate company.
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J. J. Sweeney
Big Liz
Irwin
Sweeney
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
Memorial Day Service By Lady Maccabees at Woodman Hall
The Lady Maccabees will hold a memorial service in Woodman hall Sunday at 3 PM Rev William Bartlett of Wampum will deliver the day's address and other exercises are being arranged.
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Lady Maccabees
Woodman Hall
William Bartlett
Wampum
Mrs. Jennette Ford Faces Sanity Review in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on June 10 Mrs Jennette Ford a central figure in the Charles J Warriner embezzlement case was examined by sanity experts at Cincinnati hospital. Officials indicated she is likely not to be committed to Longview asylum and the hearing will continue next Tuesday. Her demeanor appeared more rational and self controlled than in recent days.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Jennette Ford
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati Hospital
Longview Asylum
Prof Graham to Pittsburg High School Instructor
Prof B G Graham, a well known local figure, has been elected instructor in chemistry and geology at Pittsburg high school for next year. He previously served as principal of Greensburg high school and is a Westminster college graduate who ran for county superintendent in the last election.
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B. G. Graham
Pittsburg
Greensburg
Westminster College
Fight Over Snore Habit Ends In Stabbing
New York on June 10 A dispute over snoring left Patrick Gormley stabbed and Thomas Cavanagh injured in the groin chest and arms. Cavanagh said Gormley snored keeping him awake. Gormley denied the charge. Gormley was arrested.
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United Press
New York
Patrick Gormley
Thomas Cavanagh
St. Joseph’s
Cavanagh
Gormley
Local notices from Fay and surrounding areas
Mrs Joseph Martin continues to improve after illness. Miss Nellie Boyd from New Castle schools enjoys vacation here. Miss Martha Allen of Volant visited grandmother Mrs S A Harrah over Sunday. Mr and Mrs J J McAleese welcomed a new baby boy for their son John. Mrs J P Holmes celebrated her birthday with many postals. Mrs Abigail Allen of Volant returned home after visiting daughter Mrs W M Boyd. Mr and Mrs Mac McCall of Parkerburg W Va visited uncle Wallace Buxton last week. Volant Telephone adds new phones. Sarah Clarke A T Sampson Oliver Huffman and James B Sampson are newest subscribers. Mrs Ann Elder fell from a cupboard box, breaking a rib. aging frame makes recovery painful. A fine county road runs through Fay. a King split log drag cleans the road after heavy rain, earning traveler praise for macadam-like condition.
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Joseph Martin
Nellie Boyd
New Castle
Martha Allen
Volant
S. A. Harrah
J. J. McAleese
John
J. P. Holmes
Abigail Allen
W. M. Boyd
Ann Elder
Fay
Budapest Electrification Set to Electrify Entire Rail Network
This year the Budapest railway system will undergo full electrification. The project aims to modernize transit, reduce emissions, and improve service reliability across lines and stations. Authorities expect phased implementation with upgrades to substations and rolling stock.
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Budapest
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