Grand Jury Indicts Black Hand Members on Multiple Counts
A grand jury handed down 26 indictments against members linked to the Black Hand including Jim Races Frank Calante Dominick Baytill and Rocco Panetta with charges such as robbery conspiracy and burglary. Mrs E L Marquette faces fortune telling charges. Other defendants include Roy Young James Shearer Hattie Thompson and Ed Mobley among others facing various offenses including larceny assault and selling liquor without license. The cases allege criminal conspiracy fraud and weapon related offenses in Commonwealth v. multiple defendants.
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Wien
Royort
Marquette
Grant
Fay
Commonwealth
Jim Races
Frauke Caine
Domiblek Dirtll
Racco Panete
Wis Korteo Racey
Wlacksond
New Trial Sought in Damage Suit Over Belt Shift
In a case brought by D L Campbell Rigby against Cuyalogh Wire and Mence Co of Texarkana Tex., a new trial was requested after a jury awarded $1,650 to the plaintiff. The plaintiff claims shifting belt apparatus caused injury while working there.
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Coh
Campbell Rigby
Cuyalogh Wire and Mence Company
Te.rk
Allen Aumieareg
John T,luockhact
Mgby
Willes
Rigby New
Subpoena Awarded in Noted Divorce Case
A subpoena was awarded in a divorce matter after a morning motion by W H L Pally involving Frances Rion Jones and William Jones. The court granted the motion and issued an order for subpoenas amid related petitions by attorney Hy Winteratty to remove an agreement with the American Telephone and Telegraph Company from the western Allegheny district case, while other filings were extended in the Diebold State Nosco Company v J.C. Jones matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL Pally
Frances
Rion Jones
William Jones
Mary de Wolf
Wolf
Hy Winteratty
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Diebold Sate Bncoe Company
Anelnst J.C. Jousan
Peculiar Case From Hazel Dell Ended By Justice's Ruling
The Hazel Dell case concerns an appeal of a judgment for $17.75. The dispute involves a housemaid’s destroyed goals and a board order following a death from intestinal illness. Justice of the peace presided and the board’s decision stood.
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Traxel Dell
Justices of the Peace
Prunels
Contapiour Dinenst
D. W. Jtouk
Peculiar Accident Injures Two Children In Town
The article reports Martha Wilson of Craieo suffers a left arm fracture after an accident on Tuesday while her older sister is injured Wednesday in Shadyaccus. The families are Mr. and Mrs. Qille Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. We Tands.
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Martha
Qille Wilson
Craieo
Mlunglive
Mrs. We Tands
Shady Accus
Neal Atreul
Roosevelt May Lower Prices of Fresh Meat
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt may order an inquiry into rising meat prices and potential collusion by meat magnates. The piece cites Sherman Act concerns, post mortem cattle checks, and shifts in supply due to a harsh northwest winter and shipper disputes.
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Roosevelt
Publishers’ Press
Washington
Juin
Department of Justices
Chicago
Jis- Meo
Sustmink Mie
Atrayneys
Ohiesgo
Kansas City
Tentera
Officers Named At Beaver Valley Presbytery Union Convention
The Beaver Valley Presbytery Young People’s Society held its annual convention at the Wied United Presbyterian Church. Delegates numbered about 70 with attendance higher than prior events. Officers for the coming year were elected: President David U. Carter of Beaver, Vice President Plummer of Beaver Juli, Secretary Miss M Forden of Third Church, Age Castle of New Britain. The closing session featured an address by Knox Montgomery, president of Mugkingin College. The next convention will be hosted by the New church of Beaver. Entertainment was provided by local churches. Rev Campbell oversaw the convention activities and hospitality.
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Totolday
Sesson
Young People's Societies
Beaver Valley
Qhoev Campbell
Wunvention
Emicel
Candidates Submit Accounting For Nomination Fees
The Adceris of all candidates for nomination must file accounts with the clerk of courts before Saturday evening, though some claim they stayed within the $40 limit. Law provisions may require judicial review. filing deadlines may extend to the 14th if the specified date expires Sunday and the day after is uncertain.
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Butt
Fuir
Finn
Wether
Two Butler County Men Granted Parole From County Jail
Samuel Tynaeay and Tasep Pole Jacks, convicted of violating liquor laws, were sentenced to three months in county jail. They petitioned Judge Galbreath for work release to help on the county poor farm, and the request was granted.
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Samuel Tynaeay
Tasep Pole Jacks
Butler County
Santonen
Connts
Jide Galbreagh
Warksonce
Lawrence
Indiana
Court disputes commission fees in mixed case
A disputed case before Judge Porter involved Dawid versus Dr Log Stubbon over paying a commission for selling property. The plaintiff claimed charges while the defense cited attorney Cassin. a verdict awarded $100 as a commission. The fragment notes additional lines about other individuals and a new vial matter but details are unclear.
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SY. Dawid
Log Stubbon
Elwes City
Porter
J. Norman Mare
Wythy Citew Cassin
Ponty
Shannon
G. C. Buchanan
Johnston
Remains of Olive Jacobs Shipped Home After Death
The body of Olive Jacobs, wife of Wad commited ail side by pianping into the Shenango river, was shipped to Louekwon Center for burial. The funeral arrangements are pending with the consent of Sarah Remax and others. A service will be held Tuesday at the local church, with burial to follow in the county cemetery.
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Olive Jacobs
Shenango
Louekwon Center
Mur
Lep
Tris Mitaamentary
Ver County
Er Uld Barat
Sarah Remax
Sifley Ville
Lous Youngs
Miss Jacobs
Missy Jacobs
Alwan
Jackson Center
Huriad Treen
Veltner
Agrest
Cox
Misa Dacels
Anti-Penrose Backers Nominate Sheatz as State Treasurer
The Republican convention in Narmishurg nominated Representative Sheatz for state treasurer. Henry F. Walton chaired, Senator Knox received praise, and the party endorsed Penrose while reelecting Weasley A. Andrews as state chairman.
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Narmishurg
John O. Siete
Tre Repiblican
Shetz
Legislative Seasions
Uaitio
United State
Penroze Tn
Henry Clarrisaw Cummings
Warren County
Len Panrose
Seualay Knog
Shentz
James M. Rayer
Miflin
Perro
Enionce
Henry F. Walton
Ie Jriblican
Nus
Rousevall
Knox
Penheylvania
Prekhieul
Roosevelt
Vludiog Thomas
EH. Garvin
Dela County
John BR. Willians
Laciawant County
Sudh Herman P. Ailer
Dauplin County
sGiha
Hane Wis
Bheaka
Sheatz
James Burke
Pillsburg
Chatroinn
Max T. Belle
Alleghany County
Gould
McLean
Weasley A. Andrews
Crawford Cdty
Prayer Oriented Gore Girl 18 Clings To Faith
In Cleveland Tre h, an 18 year old girl, the daughter of Lydia Duenell, lay in an extreme but non solid condition. She refused medical aid, believing prayer alone could cure her illness. Despite physicians deeming typhoid pneumonia and a grave outlook, she persisted in her religious conviction as treatment. Her family reported she would rely on prayer until death or recovery.
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Cleveland
Tre H
Lydia Duenell
Ohio farmers honored by president in unusual gift
A disrupted report says three farm families honored by President Roosevelt last Wednesday received autographed photographs from the White House. The keepsakes were sent to Wallace Wheeler, whose home the president visited, and to two others. The president's note praises farming kindness, recalling milk and tin bats from the farms.
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Aaron
Roosevelt
White House
Wallace Wuehar al
Sayy
Jones Kicks Over Verdict in Hiring Case at Mary Geneva
Court heard arguments in the hiring case against A Jones of a store who allegedly confined a female employee in a room to coerce a confession after a failed ash register altercation. The jury awarded damages to the plaintiff with the judge later affirming the verdict and upholding the jury’s action.
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Jilas Porter
Mary Genevar
A. Jones
Jones
Nerayn &Bark Room
Phe Gil
Jones ix
Bronshy
Noraan Marcin
Mie Nlainsi
Tdge Porter Pill Pendel
Deaston
Death of Lewis T. Prince in West
A telegraphic notice reports the death of Lewis T. Prince, who died Tuesday morning at Colorado Springs after a tuberculosis illness. Survived by his wife Mrs Jamie Prince and seven children Harvey Trina Hazel Lewis Ly le and Elizabeth six months, with a large family in Newport and nearby communities. Prince previously lived in Ohio and worked for The News Company, leaving behind nine children and several siblings.
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Lewis
T. Prince
Colorado Springs
Golfast
Prince
Phoenix
Ariz
Golorad Springs
Court Proceeds Over Various Corporate Disputes
Arguments heard in a Pennsylvania court over care of William Goller aginst receivership for the Mahoning Valley Railway and related cases. Matters include compensation, appeals, and continuances involving the Pittsburgh-Vane and Emporium companies, with rulings paused on several actions.
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William Goller
Agimne
Alexander G. Wuox
Eure
Wenry Renna
Mahoning Valley
Thomas 2
Jones
Mary Clark
Pennsylvania and
Mabonine Valley Railway Couipitiy Geaingt Phim
Alrad Clark
Vane
Evin Allroad Company
George
Pally
Justice Parsvall Opens Assault Case in Waipiui Court
Judge Parsvall convened the grand jury to review an information charging assault and battery. The defendant admitted certain conduct in court, insisting the matter should have been handled in his office, and the explanation given was deemed satisfactory.
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Waipiui
Justice Parsvall
MlWrestling candidate undecided in local election contest
A report indicates uncertainty about contesting the nomination for register and recorder. The piece discusses possible irregularities in Mahoning township and the likelihood of invalidating votes, with division over whether to challenge the results and how the uniform primary law applies.
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WWE
Mahoning
Jono
le Hoga
Tamneratic Party Central Committee Set Convention Date
A meeting of the State Central committee of the Tamneratic party will be held at Warnaburg on June 18 to set the date for the coming state convention. Chairman J. M. Good will represent Lwin county with North Heaves mentioned. Gille TH With yaetnnut Alay is noted in the text.
EAKIN VOTES IN HILLSVILLE MAY BE INVALID
The Thorsida Daily News reports that votes from Hillsville precincts may be void due to irregularities in return sheets. County officials and lawyers fight over signatures and certification as Neff seeks to have seven disqualified precincts removed and Eakin supporters claim the vote count should stand.
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Eakin
Hillsville
Thorsidag'a Daily News
J. Wue
Igzcoverel
Mahoning
Baldy
Neff
William Eakin
Onony
K. McCreary
Andrew Baird
N. Eakly
N. Dite
Martin Firnhun
Shuperstock
Neah
Miwood
FIO
Aml
Tae
Make & Yecom
Rayne
Apap
Ani
Enon
Fayul
Stenve- Jones
Womipletad
I Rober Ky Aiken
Wile
Viaiy Bakin
Howe
Chion
Goth
Sloners
al-| Hasan
Godger Satil
Graham Saya
Lisi
Ras
Court of Siteh
Wellewalicy
Butler Line to Open This Fall
The Butler line is set to open this fall linking Armetrong and Mahontog Valley. The Harmony and New Castle street railway firm plans to move families to Evang City for the summer, with streetcars likely to run to Fitesbury before spring.
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Armetrong
Dapatey
Mahontog
City Case Continues In Damages Suit In New Castle
The case of Antonia Valencia Agalir against the City of New Castle is continued to a later term. Valencia was awarded $6,000 in damages. the matter involves city property and a new survey of local codes.
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Antonia Valencia Agalir
New Castle
Valencie
Redsea
Newhannock
Digi Hater Govinda de Tere
Justin MT
Lalallina Teo
Hail Storms Hit New Castle Area With Walnut Sized Stones
A severe hail storm struck the New Castle region on Tuesday evening, with hailstones the size of walnuts doing extensive damage. Windows shattered, trees stripped, and crops damaged though lesser impact beyond the city core. Northern districts reported heavy rain and wind, while many homes showed cracked glass and dented exteriors.
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New Castle
Wittle
Wit
Sita
North Highland
Wes
Central City property dispute blocks two planned buildings
Owners of key central sites reject high price offers delaying two summer projects including an opera house site opposite the Barker homestead and a Riverside livery site. Bids ranged from 10 to 75 thousand dollars while buyers concluded profits do not justify purchase costs.
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Opera Nous
Dean Block
Barker Homestead
Cunningham Street
Weller
Nvery Stable
Tron Wittsboro
Primera
Justi Efforia
Geowra
D.t. Kurtt
Pisburg Street
East Street
Riverside Livery Stable
Ut Ie
Charles McCandless
Mc Ulee
Expense of Present Court Largely Due to Foreigners
A county report argues that most costs of the current court session fall on taxpayers and foreign residents. It defends foreign labor as necessary work while noting some claim they pay little in taxes. The piece claims foreign defendants burden county funds through cases and medical and custodial care.
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Lawrence Caupity
de Cos
Thia
Opening of New Annex at Almira Howe Home
The Indies of The Almira Howe announce the opening of the new $40,000 annex to the Almira Home on a Tuesday afternoon in June. A public supper will precede a tour for visitors and inmates, with a reception and committee-arranged showroom through the largely furnished building to showcase the facilities.
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Almira Howe
Vehe Puller
Old Deed Recorded For 100 Acres In Mercer County
An old deed recorded at the courthouse details a 100 acre land transfer from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Mars Hedford. It names Dr. Peter Mowry and James Patterson as executors for Nathaniel Bedford’s heirs and references Richard Vander as involved in the process. The property lies in what was then Henge township, Mercer count, now Lawrence county, with payment terms tied to John Wright and Richard Wanfleet. The document notes a May 117 survey date and a March warrant date, describing a 50 foot frontage and intended transfer to New Bedford via chain of title.
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Cmmonwealth
Pennsylvania
Mars Hedford
Peter Mowry
James Patterson
Nathaniel Bedford
Hig Heirs
Richard Vandeer
Court House
Ti Shehenge Township
Mercier
Lawrence County
Ohn Wright
Hichard
Wanfleet
John Wright March HY
Wit Fe
Chet
Tran
Hed
New Bedford
Tasepie
Stari Ta Olive
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Roy Young
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Frank Calaute
Domlulel
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