Gruff ticket sellers blamed for railroads' troubles
Atlantic City June 12 Gruff ticket sellers who browbeat buyers of railroad tickets will face reform promises from speakers at the International Association of Ticket Agents. Experts from six cities condemn discourteous conduct and urge courteous service as essential, warning that incivility fuels anti railroad sentiment and may invite punishment or dismissal.
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Atlantic City
N.J
International Association of Ticket Agents
Graham Fort
New York Central
EB. N. Blood
Union
Buffalo
Graham
Faculty Versus Fraternity At Westminster Reaches A Stage
The Westminster college split over expelled fraternity members returning during commencement week. Officials refused to recognize them as guests while many students and townspeople sided with the fraternities. The group visited the Kelly club and displayed a large Pi Rho Phi sign in defiance of faculty attempts to shun them.
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New Wilmington
Kelly Club
Pi Rho Phi
Youngstown Old Home Week Ends With Corner Stone Ceremony
The Youngstown Old Home Week concluded after three days with a crowd in the public square singing Home Sweet Home and 16 bands. The cornerstone of the new Mahoning County court house, a $1,000,000 project, was laid Thursday under Masonic auspices. John H. Clarke of Cleveland delivered the principal address as city and county officials, G A R members, and Masons marched through downtown to the site. Fire department exhibition preceded the ceremony and Raven school commencement exercises and a banquet for newspapermen and artists capped the celebration at Todd House.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County Court House
Market, Boardman
Front Streets
Court House
John H. Clarke
Cleveland
G.A.R
W. H. Loller
Raven School
Todd House
O. P. Shaffer
A. R. Leve
Toledo
Youngstown Register
Seagrave
President Grant
Writ of attachment issued in Naugle estate case
Mrs. A. R. Grove has issued a writ in attachment against George W. Naugle to seize money or goods held by Dr. S. J. Britton executor of the Samuel A. Naugle estate. The debt amounts to $597.71.
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A. R. Grove
George W. Naugle
S. J. Britton
Samuel A. Naugle
Perjury Claim Erupts in Calaute Testimony Case
County Detective Logan plans to charge Joe Calaute with perjury after his courtroom statements in the Dominick Samata murder case. Calaute testified he saw Sainata with a gun, claimed to be enroute from Edenburg to Hillsville, and met Seeley Houk, who was later killed. Calaute later denied saying Sainata killed Houk, a contradiction prosecutors call clear perjury.
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Logan
Joe Calaute
Dominick Samata
Calaute
Green
Sainata
Calante
Seeley Houk
Houk
Sanata
Duff Calaute
Wolfe defendants found guilty of receiving stolen goods
In the Wolfe case Herman and Jake Wolfe were found guilty of receiving stolen brass. They claimed they were at church when it was taken and left the courtroom after the verdict. Both on bail under $300. Ditko pleaded guilty to assault and battery and awaits sentencing.
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Herman Wolfe
Jake Wolfe
Mike Ditko
Breen Seeks Strychnine For Rats Not Toothache
Richard Breen of Taylor Street asked Paisley s Pharmacy staff for strychnine to kill rats around his home. Reports misstated that he wanted it for an aching tooth after his Wednesday evening suicide attempt.
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Richard Breen
Taylor Street
Paisley
Breen
Brown and Locke Cases Continued to Next Week
The Sammy Brown burglary and liquor distribution cases involving ex Lieutenant Governor William M. Brown are continued to next week. A separate continuation affects E B Locke charged with irregularities in tax collection.
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Brown and Locke
Sammy” Brown
William M. Brown
E. B. Locke
Cold Water Plunge Causes Blindness in Chester Boy
William K. Kennedy, nine, is totally blind at Crozer Hospital after swimming in Chester creek. Doctors blame exposure to excessively cold water and have summoned Philadelphia specialists to attempt sight restoration.
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Chester
William K. Kennedy
Crozer Hospital
William
Chester Creek
Philadelphia
Priest to Baptize Hillsville Infant in Adjourned Ceremony
Rev. Father Stabile of Youngstown will travel with John Vacca, president of the San Luigi Society of Hillsville, to baptize a daughter born into the Vacca home. The planned Hillsville Saturday celebration was canceled due to no resident priest.
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Father Stabile
Youngstown
John Vacca
San Luigi Society of
Hillsville
Vacca
Merchants Picnic at Cascade Park June 24
The New Castle Merchants Picnic is set for Cascade Park on Wednesday June 24. The Hovis Oil company drilled a well on the Campbell farm near the Lawrence county line last week. It was shot Monday and is expected to become a good pumper.
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New Castle
Cascade Park
Hovis Oil Company
Campbell Farm
Lawrence County
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New Castle Electric Co
W. 8. Foltz
Samuel Foltz
George Greer
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First National Bank
PENNA
Banking House
Westminster
Timony
Wolfe
Strouse 4& Bros
America
Winter Bros. Clothing and Furnishings
Citizens National Bank
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