Arens Seeks Fair Release for Miss Stewart Arens
Mercer Hospital trustees in Mercer Pa engage in a tense session over Eleanor Stewart currently jailed for refusing to surrender hospital books. Attorney C H Akens of New Castle represents Stewart aiming for a fair audit by disinterested parties, while trustees resist claiming action lies beyond them. Public sentiment grows for an impartial audit and Stewart’s release.
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Mercer
Eleanor Stewart
Cottage State Hospital
C. H. Akens
New Castle
Stewart
Orner
Mercer County
Miss Stewart
Akens
Horse Killed by Park Street Car at Cascade Park
A horse owned by Mr. Wise, who runs a small refreshment stand at Cascade Park, strayed onto the tracks near the bend by the ball grounds and was struck by an outgoing streetcar, dying instantly. It had narrowly missed an inbound car, and the motorman could not stop in time.
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Wise
Cascade Park
Ball Grounds
Fight for National Charities and Corrections conference
The race to determine the venue for the next National Charities and Corrections conference moves to Buffalo with a decision expected today or tomorrow, as organizers push to finalize the event location.
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National Charities and Corrections
Buffalo
Two Railroads May Enter Ellwood City Soon
Representatives of the Pennsylvania and Wabash railroads visited Ellwood City to study obtaining rights of way for lines into the town within the next year. Both lines seek access to the district’s large industrial tonnage, with the Wabash planning routes from New Galilee to Ellwood and from Lisbon toward Valley Junction or Massillon, while the Pennsy aims to reenter Ellwood City after a 12 year absence, challenging the P L E and B and O controls.
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Ellwood City
Pennsylvania and
Wabash
Pennsy
Ellwood
The
Pittsburg, Lisbon & Western
New Galilee
Lisbon
Valley Junction
Massillon
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Ellwood Junction
Elwood
New Castle
Church Provides Lunch And Rest Room
The basement of Central Presbyterian Church opens Saturday afternoon for a lunch and rest room for workers and others with hot coffee served at cost. A free reading room and circulating library will also be available to all, with a welcoming note from the church's young people.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Company 6 To Hold Reunion At Portersville
The Company C, 100th regiment P V V reunion will be at Portersville Beighley hotel next Wednesday June 16 at 10 AM. This is the 19th reunion. members who fought in Civil War battles with the Roundhead regiment will gather as ranks thin and veterans pass away preserving peace and prosperity for future generations.
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Portersville
Beighley Hotel
Roundhead
Official Count Shows No Change In Saturday Primary
County commissioners completed the official tally from Saturdays primaries. Sheriff candidate Robert H Whaley led with 2150 votes while County Detective Logan had 835, ahead of Dr J R Cox by 54. Thomas W Dickey won the district attorney contest with 2938 votes. Other results list Jury Commissioner and state delegates with varying totals.
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Whaley
Logan
J. R. Cox
Thomas W. Dickey
Dickey
Sudden Death of Prominent Farmer in Pulaski Township
Daniel Heasley, a well known prosperous Lawrence county farmer, died suddenly Friday morning at his Pulaski home from heart trouble. Heasley, 66, had lived his life on the family farm and left a sister, Mrs. William Woods, as his only surviving relative. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 pm from his residence with interment in Pulaski cemetery.
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Daniel Heasley
Lawrence County
Pulaski Township
Pulaski
Mr. Heasley
William Woods
Westminster Graduates Celebrate Degrees Achieved
Westminster graduates receive degrees in a formal ceremony. The event honors the new alumni and notes their successful completion of studies with emphasis on academic achievement and advancement.
Mrs Gould Under Cross Examination In Gould Trial
In New York on June 11, crowds filled courthouse corridors as Katherine Clemons Gould continued cross questioning in the separation suit against Howard Gould. She described farm purchases, travel with Col Cody, and European trips with Malloy, while impeachment questions sought details of past life and finances.
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Howard Gould
United Press
New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Justice Dowling
Viola Katherine Clemmons
Viola Dayo
Nicoll
Dr. Woodward
Artie Cody
Miss Cody
Colonel Cody
Mr. Saulsbury
Vienna
Col. Cody
Malloy
Castle Gould
Gould
Elijah Sells
Europe
England
Duchess of Devonshire
Mr. Gould
Death Record Daniel Heasley and Ada Atkins, William Witherspoon
Death notices list Daniel Heasley aged 66 of Pulaski township Ada M Atkins aged 29 of 212 West Lincoln Avenue and William Witherspoon aged 45 of Little Beaver township in a local death record record.
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Daniel Heasley
Pulaski
Ada M. Atkins
Lincoln Avenue
William Witherspoon
Little iBeaver
Meeting Of Tin Mill Men At Coliseum Sparks Citywide Concern
City anxious as Amalgamated Association members prepare to meet tomorrow at the Coliseum over wage and union issues. Officials warn of dire consequences including mill shutdowns, job losses, and property devaluation if talks fail. Leaders urge careful, nonstrike action while avoiding escalation. Continued on Page Sixteen.
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New Castle
Amalgamated Association
Coliseum
McArdle
Bryan candidate for Senate shocks Capitol crowd
Washington reports a Nebraskan name drawing attention at the Capitol as William Jennings Bryan is proposed for the Senate. Republicans show limited enthusiasm while Democrats see a chance for broader debate and Bryan's swift prominence in the chamber.
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Washington
Capitol
Nebraska
Bryan
Senate
Congress
Modified Race Here Will Be Very Fast
Fred Satcher and Frank Jerry, both veterans of The News Marathon, have entered the local race set for Saturday at 10 30 AM. Additional runners may sign up at The News office this evening. The Jefferson Diamond route runs via Jefferson Moravia Long Mill Water Neshannock North back to Jefferson. Prizes will be awarded and several more entrants are expected to compete.
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Fred Satcher
Frank Jerry
Jefferson Street
Diamond
Jefferson and
Moravia Streets
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Water Street
Neshannock Avenue
North Street
Harry Glitch
Claude Patton
P. F. Taylor
Charles Zingler
Porter 10 Play In Right For Nocks
Pete Porter may rejoin the Nocks for the rest of the season as manager Barton wants him to sign and play. He will replace Crompton in right field for the upcoming game against the Potters while Crompton rests, with Barton planning rest breaks for others as salaries pause during vacations.
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Pete Porter
Barton
Pete
New Castle
The
Potters
Crompton
Cleveland Centrals Black Hand network linked by inspectors
Post office inspectors and U S District Attorney Day tie Cleveland to the Black Hand machinery in Ohio. Salvatore Lima, Sevario Ventola, and August Marfisi released on bonds, spawning fears of alerts to others targeted. Investigations widen as officers seek missing Lima family members and pursue state charges with harsher penalties.
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United Press
Cleveland
United States District Attorney
Black Hand Society
Ohio
Salvatore Lima
Marion
Sevario Ventola
Columbus
Lima
Ventola
August Marfisi
Dennison
Secret Service
Canton
Toledo
Cincinnati
Bellefontaine
Petrosino
Italy
U. S
Stephano Lima
Salvatore
Peculiar Desertion Case Tells of Ten Children in Plaingrove
Wives claim husbands are faulty as Fremont Rodgers home life in Plaingrove township is shown in court. Rodgers and wife separation, she with ten children works 38 acres but little income. She complains of dilapidated house conditions and seeks repairs. judge orders fixes and delays case to September term. Nearby farms split custody and finances noted as part of proceedings.
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Fremont Rodgers
Plaingrove Township
Rodgers
Porter
Pitchers Battle Here With Potters Tonight
Pitcher Charles Hilbert, recently home in York Pa, prepares to move his wife and goods to New Castle and will start the game here tomorrow. Manager Osborne plans to oppose him with Jerger or Cerula in a classic pitchers battle. Croft to work for the Nocks this afternoon.
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Charles Hilbert
York
New Castle
Osborne
Jerger
Cerula
Hilbert
Croft
Torpedo Boats Gather for Atlantic Fleet Maneuvers
Ten torpedo boats forming the flotilla for Atlantic fleet maneuvers are en route from Charleston to Norfolk and Hampton Roads, where 168 battleships will soon assemble.
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Charleton
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Farmer Drowned After Crossing Narrow Creek Bridge
William Witherspoon, a resident of Little Beaver township near Bethel church, drowned in Little Beaver creek while returning from Enon Valley with a load of wheat. The bridge was flooded by 18 inches of water, and two horses on the wagon were seen struggling after the incident. His body was found the next morning ten rods from the scene and prepared for burial. He was 45 to 50 years old, unmarried, son of Samuel Witherspoon, and survived by a brother and two sisters.
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Enon Valley
William Witherspoon
Bethel Church
Mount Air
Little Beaver Township
Little Beaver
Mr. Witherspoon
Hoffmaster
Mt. Jackson
Witherspoon
Little Beaver River
Enon
Samuel Witherspoon
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N. Y. Audit CO
FIGHT
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Robert H Whaley
Creighton G. ‘Logan
Montgomery m Whitten
Fee Sroth
A. M. Hazen
Harry Alexander
John Elder, Jr
John B. Woods
J. Hy Berd
J. Howard Robinson
H. A. Wilkison
Daniel F. Clark
A. Martin Graham
John W. Snare
J. A. Harraman
Pete Meee
Ewe
Prohibition Party
Cummingham
Cba
Edwin N. McClintock
Outlav Geame
Albert C. Kirker
Daniel P. Deely
Frank Kirker
Chas As
J. W. Green
Ji White
Pated
New Wilmington
Westminster
Peter Emanuel Nelson
Francis J. McConnell
D. D
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
A. J. Miller
Sharon
Russell
Millionaires Club
Bill Bryan
Nocks
Plaingrove
Commonwealth
Frank Stanley
Stephen Duffy
Farmer
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