Debate Challenge Hits Socialist Debate in Western Pennsylvania
J S Crawford, brother of South Dakota Senator Joe Crawford, arrives in New Castle and challenges Debs and Seidel to a public debate on Socialism at Cascade Park during the Western Pennsylvania Socialist outing. He spares few details, aiming to expose socialist influence and urging a mostly Socialist audience.
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J. S. Crawford
Iowa
Treasury Department
Washington
New Castle
Eugene V. Debs
Emil Seidel
Cascade Park
Western Pennsylvania
Walter Tyler
Debs
Seidel
Crawford
Socialist Party
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
Joe Crawford
United States
South Dakota
Debaters Gather for Gene V Debs Park Debate
A public event is planned at a park on June 22 featuring Gene V Debs in a debate setup. Organizers invite local residents to attend and discuss political issues of the era.
George Zannizer 10 Undergo Operation
George Zahnizer a well known civil engineer was taken to Sewickley General Hospital this morning for treatment of blood poisoning in his hand. He had ignored a minor injury until swelling and infection developed and a local surgeon confirmed blood poisoning. He was to speak to the Gary school board tonight but will delay until he can attend.
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George Zahnizer
Sewickley General Hospital
Cie
Nan
Ccal
Zahnizer
Gary
New Castle
Two Draw Co Jail Sentences Today
James Donegan and Ed Hagan were arrested for drunkenness and refusing to go home when offered by an officer. They were fined $2 or ten days in county jail after a morning appearance before the mayor. fines were not paid.
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James Donegan
Ed Hagan
Kane Sues Rail Company for 20000 Damages
Mary J. Kane, through her attorneys, sues Mahoning and Shenango Valley Street Railway Co. for 20000 in damages after a car bound for Youngstown left the rails at Washington and Beaver streets and hit a telephone pole. The Sept 16 1911 crash left her unconscious and an invalid. Attorneys Thomas and Rody Marshall and R. K. Aiken represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Kane
Mahoning and Shenango Valley Street Railway Company
Youngstown
Washington and
Beaver Streets
Miss Kane
Thomas and
Rody Marshall
R. K. Aiken
Assessments Remain Largely Steady in New Castle
New Castle board of city assessors completes triennial real estate valuations in the Sixth ward and part of the First ward. Few changes from three years ago, with most properties kept near prior figures. Tax assessments for the next three years will be based on these valuations as workers proceed to the Second ward.
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New Castle
Board of City Assessors
Board of Assessors
Former Epworth M E Church pastors wed at Bemus Point
Mr and Mrs R M Hainer report a quiet Tuesday wedding at Bishop Berry's summer home Bemus Point Lake Chautauqua uniting Mrs Mayme Rice Panama N Y and Rev J C MacDonald Meadville. Rev MacDonald district superintendent of Meadville district was formerly Epworth M E pastor here. Mrs MacDonald was a deaconess with Epworth church during his pastorate. She evangelized in Wine conference this winter. They will live in Meadville.
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R. M. Hainer
Joseph F. Berry
Bemus Point
Lake Chautauqua
Mayme Rice
Panama
J. C. MacDonald
Meadville
MacDonald
Epworth M. E
Epworth Church
New Castle
Church League Officials Meet to Organize Friday
An important meeting of the Church league will be held at the Y M C A at 8 o clock Friday evening. At this time the league will be organized. Only players being members of churches will be permitted to play.
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Church League
Suit to recover 909.43 over Illinois judgment
George L. Taylor sues in Lawrence county court to recover 909.43 plus interest from a 1906 loan to Julia A. McKee as administrator of William R. McKee estate. He notes a prior Livingston county circuit court judgment and states no settlement occurred before McKee died on February 26, 1911.
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Circuit Court
Livingston County
Ill
George L. Taylor
Lawrence County
Julia A. McKee
William R. McKee
Edward O'Brien
Illinois
W. R. McKee
Mr. Taylor
K of P Team Reorganizes for 1912 Ball Club
At a New Castle Lodge meeting the K of P decided to form a 1912 ball club composed only of K of P members. A committee will recruit from other city lodges and invite out of town members to join. Tryouts set for June 12 at 6 30 p m on Third U grounds with Gas Co. club.
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New Castle Lodge
K. of P
Harry J. Moore
Bell
Gas Co
Wee
U. Grounds
East Washington Street
Mayor Banishes Hagan From City
William Hagan was arrested on drunkenness charges and brought before the mayor for a hearing. He was ordered to leave town within one hour and promised to use the 60 minutes to depart the city.
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William Hagan
Ailey Admitted to Law Bar Following Studies
Ailey was admitted to practice at the Lawrence County bar Monday afternoon after a petition by his brother Clyde V. Ailey. He studied two years with his brother, two years at the University of Michigan, and one year at the University of Pittsburgh, where he will graduate on June 19.
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Ailey
Lawrence County
Clyde V. Ailey
University of Michigan
Unversity of
Pittsburg
Mayor Hears 640 Police Cases In Six Months
Mayor Tyler has presided over 640 police cases and arrests in over six months in office. Most cases involve minor offenses with a few serious charges.
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Tyler
Wyman Made Night Lieutenant Appointments Confirmed
Select council last night received the mayor's list of police force appointments with George Wyman as night lieutenant, Ben Augustine and Joseph Barber as patrolmen, and N. Fulkerson as patrol driver. The votes were unanimous, while Councilman Collins protested and sought to force council confirmation of the mayor's picks and the Sanitary committee. Chairman Dickson ruled Collins out of order in each case, and the appointments were laid over as usual.
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Select Council
George Wyman
Ben Augustine
Joseph Barber
N. Fulkerson
Collins
Collings
Dickson
Mr. Collins
Tidd Fined By Mayor For Health Ordinance Violation
William Tidd was arrested on a health ordinance warrant and pleaded guilty. The mayor fined Tidd $50 and costs totaling about $54, which he paid without protest. The case involved a peculiar offense linked to property on the Westside and included an order to abolish a cess pool on his property.
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William Tidd
Tidd
Westside
Bloodhounds chase killer of eight in Villisca
Bloodhounds tracked the murderer of six Moore family members and two Stillinger girls to a bloodied handkerchief found seven miles southwest of Villisca Iowa. Fingerprints from the bloody axe were sent to experts as thousands of strangers packed the town. Four negroes who slept near the murder site vanished and state troops guard the Moore home and morgue awaiting inquest.
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Villisca
Moore
Stillinger
Here
Writ Issued in Suit Against Good Brothers for Garnishment
A writ of attachment is issued by the court against F. F. Good and David Good in the case of Anton Hansen for 149.20 dollars. The plaintiff also seeks garnishment of David Good's wages at the American Sheet and Tin Plate company plant.
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F. F. Good
David Good
Anton Hansen
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Divorce case names Lytle couple seeks testimony
Judge Porter appointed Clyde Gibson as master to take testimony in the divorce suit of George A. Lytle against Ellen Lytle. Proceedings were ordered yesterday to collect evidence for the case.
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George A. Lytle
Ellen Lytle
Porter
Clyde Gibson
Fireworks Subscription Starts in Youngstown for Safe Fourth
A new subscription initiative begins in Youngstown to provide a safe and sane Fourth of July fireworks display. Community organizers aim to reduce unsafe practices by supplying regulated pyrotechnics and guiding residents on proper handling.
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Youngstown
Death Record Notice for Janet A Lewis and Mrs John Drake
Janet Ann Lewis aged 17 of 409 Waldo Street is listed in a death record. Mrs John Drake aged 52 from Shenango township is also recorded in the notice.
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Janet Ann Lewis
Waldo Street
John Drake
Shenango Township
Fannie Kelly Convicted In Liquor Without License Trial
In a Pennsylvania court session, Fannie Kelly was found guilty of selling liquor without a license. Her husband Harry Kelly testified he directed her to serve a drink with a note. Defense argued she acted under his control. jurors disagreed and returned a guilty verdict.
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Mark Preston
Frank Hockenbury
Clyde Lower
Thomas W. Dickey
J. W. Quigley
The
Commonwealth
Fannie Kelly
Harry Kelly
Charles R. Davis
W. S. Reynolds
Robert L. Wallace
Kelly
N. D. Mitchell
South Mill Street
White Street
O. K
Harry
Mitchell
Mrs. Kelly
Dog shot in Apple alley dies after two hours of suffering
A man shot a dog in a vacant Apple alley yard. The shot missed vital tissue and the dog endured two hours of pain before a police officer ended its suffering. The attacker did not check the result.
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Apple Alley
Property Committee Meeting Set For Wednesday
City property committee members have been notified of a meeting at the city clerk's office on Wednesday evening to discuss a number of important matters up for consideration.
Walter Bannon Named Constable in Taylor Township
The court appointed Walter Bannon as constable in Taylor township yesterday afternoon. He resigned as inspector of elections and was replaced by Thomas Hennon, who was appointed the same day.
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Walter Bannon
Taylor Township
Thomas Hennon
No Stampede For Roosevelt Is Program
Chicago June 11 Roosevelt forces plan to storm the Republican national convention in Cleveland but Victor Rosewater and a dozen committee members say they will block any attempt to reject the temporary roll call. They will back Senator Root as temporary chairman and warn of wholesale ejects if Roosevelt backers resist. Taft and Roosevelt vigilantes guard plans while contesting delegates are sought.
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United Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Indiana
Oyster Bay
Borah
Marion
Taft
Washington
Victor Rosewater
William Flinn
Pittsburg
National Committee
Rosewater
Senator Root
New York
Bill Stone
Baltimore
South
SUNT INSTITUTES AGAINST ROSENBLUMS IN COURT
Andrew C Dietterle and J C Liebendorfer of New Castle Lumber sue Harry and Bessie Rosenblum in common pleas court. They seek 333 09 for work on a new house in South Jefferson Street after being misled about ownership. Dietterle claims he built the cellar and started woodwork before learning the defendants’ real ownership and that he acted at his own risk. He halted work and filed suit for back pay with interest from May 1.
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Court of Common Pleas
Andrew C. Dietterle
J. C. Liebendorfer
New Castle Lumber and Construction Company
Harry
Bessie Rosenblum
Mr. Dietterle
South
Jefferson Street
Stock whiz buys one share to view company lists
Wall Street workers are described as going and coming as men buy a single share and demand access to stock lists to sell inside information. The piece notes the practice targets multiple companies and reflects concerns over market manipulation.
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New York
Wall Street
Dancing Masters Ban Grizzly Bear and Hugs in Chicago Convention
The International Association of Masters of Dancing, meeting in Chicago on June 11, opposed the grizzly bear the bunny hug and other dances. Chicago dancing master R G Huntinghouse criticized modern dances and rag time music urging tighter partner spacing to improve dancing.
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Chicago
Ill
International Association of Masters of Dancing
R. G. Huntinghouse
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Ed Reading
Coe Crawford
Gene V. Debs
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Sewickley
MAND
Bea
Ver Street
Epworth
M. E. CH. Weds
Urkan
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Lafollette
Cummins
George L. .Taylor
Julia McKee
K. OF. P
Hagan
LAW. CO
Wyman
Sac
Good Brothers
Safe and
Preston, Hockenbury and
Low
Harry Kelly Noto
Tendere
Fanny Kelly
Presenta
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Taft Organization
Flinn
Convention Hall
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Cal Moment—Roosevelt Peo
Ple Firm
Institutes
Rosenblums
Andrew Dietterle
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