Pennsylvania and West Virginia Back Roosevelt in Taft Split
At Coliseum Chicago June 12 factions in Pennsylvania and West Virginia refuse Taft nomination. Henry Heney clashed with Republicans over California delegates as Flinn and Gov. Glasscock warned against stealing the ballot. Roosevelt electors vow to vote for Roosevelt if Taft is named.
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California
Heney
Penrose
Crane
National Committee
Taft
Arizona
Roosevelt
Abe Ruef
J. l. Dubbell
J. T. Williams, Jr
R. M. Freudenthal
Robert E. Morrison
F. L. Wright
J. C. Adams
Flinn
Gov. Glasscock
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Berger Car Company Applies for Charter
Berger Car Company has applied for a charter as part of its business expansion. Officials review the application to determine compliance with local regulations and licensing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAR Company
New Castle Steel and Iron Company Plans 1500-Job Plant
The New Castle Steel and Iron company filed for a charter through attorney J. Norman Martin. Incorporators are W. H. Sheen E. N. Ohl George P. Rhodes and A. B. Berger. The firm will manufacture steel cars and components, occupy the Forge and Bolt plant, and add neighboring property to reach a daily output of ten to twelve cars, expanding to include new buildings.
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J. Norman Martin
New Castle Steel and Iron Company
W. H. Sheen
E. N. Ohl
George P. Rhodes
A. B. Berger
New Castle Forge and Bolt Company
Sheriff Sale
Sheen
Pressed Steel Car Company
New Castle
Forge
Revolver Allegation Faced in Caliccio Assault Case
Zina Salvatore accuses Caliccio of felonious assault with a revolver after a fight with six men who allegedly beat him for an unpaid bill. Salvatore claims Caliccio fired on the group near Lehigh cement works, and the assailants seized the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominico Caliccio
Zina Salvatore
Ranney
Caliccio
Salvatore
Lehigh
City Taxes Come In Slowly Says City Treasurer
City taxes are arriving slowly this month, City Treasurer Duff said. He noted June typically brings a rush as taxpayers seek the discount, but current receipts lag behind expectations and the city faces slower revenue flow.
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Duff
Taft Delegates From California District Seated Amid Denunciation
Taft delegates E H Tyron and Morris Meyerfield Jr from the Fourth California district were seated after a contested claim they carried their district and the Taft ticket won the preferential vote. The ruling affirmed that district delegates may be elected with state rules, and that Roosevelt delegates from the district were not allowed to deny Taft representation.
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Taft
California
United Press
Chicago
E. H. Tyron
Morris Meyerfield, Jr
Essere
Taft Ny
F. C. Bryan
Akron
State Committee
Congressional Committee
Grocers Plan July Picnic At Cascade Park
New Castle Grocers association extends invitation to all city and county merchants to attend a big picnic at Cascade park on July 24. Stores may close for half a day for the gala event with athletic sports and prizes. A committee of arrangements led by W J Quinn will organize events and prizes.
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New Castle
W. J. Quinn
W.H. Martin
H. V. Brown
J. M. Shankweiler
W. J. Whitling
T. L. McIver
N. J. Patterson
Thomas McCormick
A. B. Hindman
J. M. Dunn
Katmai eruption buries Kodiak and Woody Island villages
Katmai volcano eruption buries Kodiak and Woody Island under a foot of ash with no deaths reported. Refugees estimate up to 500 people rely on the revenue cutter Manning for water and rations as ash continues to fall on Dawson City.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Woody Island
Katmai
United States Revenue Cutter
Manning
Dawson City
Finally Confirm Marriage Rumor Ends in Pittsburg
Alexander P. Moore editor of the Pittsburg Leader and Miss Lillian Russell were married at the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburg. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Frank L. Lewis and Rev. J. W. Righter in the presence of relatives and close friends. Russell will join her company tonight for a cast, and Moore will depart for Chicago to attend a convention, honoring a prior promise to Colonel Roosevelt.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Alexander P. Moore
All Pythian Sisters June July Birthdays Meet
All Pythian Sisters with June or July birthdays will gather Thursday evening at the home of Mrs S J Hancock at 210 Milton Street.
New Castle Hospital Directors Elect Officers for Year
The New Castle hospital board elected Hon. W. D. Wallace as president and Jos Hannon as vice president. Edward O'Brien was named secretary and Co C Duff treasurer, both re elected. A year end report showed good hospital conditions and plans for an addition to the main building are being prepared.
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New Castle Hospital
W. D. Wallace
Jos. Hannon
Edward O’brien
Co. C. Duff
Board of Trade Sets Plan for Mammoth New Castle Billboard
The Board of Trade appoints a committee to erect a large public billboard near Mahoningtown to advertise New Castle with train readable lettering. A $25 donation was approved to support legislation on a commission form of government for third class cities. Edward Leavy named delegate to the Retail Merchants’ meeting in Johnstown. Wylie McCaslin reported on the Merchants and Manufacturers banquet and water conservation talks for Pymatuning, Shenango and Beaver valleys. No July or August meetings. fall activities begin with a September banquet. further committees to be named by President Butler.
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New Castle
Mahoningtown
Board of Trade
Scott Paisley
B. F. Butler
O. Phillips Brown
G. W. Moody
R. L. McNabb
Edward KE. Leavy
Butler
Disorderly conduct charge filed against six West Pittsburg men
Six West Pittsburg youths including John Gibbons Charles Mike James Lyons Henry Herberger Russell Wagner and L L Parkhill face disorderly conduct charges. Parkhill remained free for Friday’s hearing while the others were jailed by Special Officer F L Truby amid alleged post office area boisterous behavior stirring local complaints.
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West Pittsburg
W. A. McMahon
John Gibbons
Charles Mike
James Lyons
Henry Herberger
Russell Wagner
L. L. Parkhill
Parkhill
F. L. Truby
Lawrence Auto Co Sells Out
The John Electric company and Earl Kyle bought the Lawrence Automobile company’s machinery and business on South Mercer street from Leo Collier. Collier will move to Youngstown to work with his father in law. Lawrence will continue repair work and act as Buick and Overland agents.
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John Electric Company
Earl Kyle
Lawrence Automobile Company
Mercer Street
Leo Collier
Johns Electric Company
Girl with no left fingers wins piano contest at Wesleyan
Miss Mayme D. Miller, 23, of Van Wert Ohio, aged fingerless left hand, won the top prize in the Ohio Wesleyan University music class. She received $60 after a sharp competition among ten contestants, proving outstanding piano skill despite her disability.
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Delaware, O
Mayme D. Miller
van Wert
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miss Miller
Crossed Wires Make Work for Firemen
Two fire alarms were answered on Tuesday by the fire department with little damage. An electric motor fire at C N Hunt butcher shop on Walnut street drew a response from Highland Avenue firemen. Later at Wayne street in the Seventh ward a railroad company shed caught fire and was extinguished by the seventh ward crew and Chief Connery.
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C. N. Hunt
Walnut Street
Highland Avenue
Central Department
Seventh Ward
Connery
Wayne Street
Railroad Company
Death Notice for Albert H. Thomas
Albert H. Thomas aged 5 of 612 Old Long Avenue is listed in the death record. The brief notice provides residence details and the deceased’s name.
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Albert H. Thomas
Old
Long Avenue
Steward of Alb ing Club On Trial For Liquor License Violation
Mark Avron steward of the Romanian Albino society faces trial before Judge Porter on selling liquor without a license. The Albino club, organized in 1906 and chartered two years later, claims its aims include a reading room and sick benefits. Witnesses describe initiation fees dues, and that liquor was bought in kegs for a dollar and sold in 27 pint bottles via coupons. District Attorney Dickey prosecutes with Orris providing case details. Emery and Henry defend.
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Mark Avron
Roumanian Albino Society
Porter
Albino Club
John Serpe
W. S. Orris
Thomas W. Dickey
P. Emery
Cleveland Henry
Tressie Hogue Sentenced to Morganza Reform School
Tressie Hogue, 15, has been sent to Morganza Reform School by Judge Porter after a pattern of trouble last year and a recent incident with several young men. Parole Officer Smith brought her to court this morning where the sentence was imposed.
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Tressie Hogue
Morganza Reform School
Porter
Tressie
Smith
Twenty Seven New Teachers Elected Here
A local educational district announces the election of twenty seven new teachers to the upcoming term. Names and positions are listed by schools and subject areas, highlighting added staffing across the district.
Principals Re-elected. Mahoning Town School Receives New Janitor
At the regular school board meeting teachers, principals and janitors were elected. All principals were re-elected and all janitors except Mahoning town school. Joseph Gilmore was named as janitor there. The term opens September 3 with 27 new instructors noted on the teacher list.
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Mahoningtown School
Joseph Gilmore
William Smith
T. W. Johns
Alonzo Hoagland
May McCune
Anna Uber
Mahoningtown
Charles Thoman
North Cedar Street
Spring Street Home Destroyed by Fire
A fire in the kitchen of John Morrisey’s Spring Street home destroyed the five room frame house this afternoon. Outside the city, firefighters reached the scene but scarce water and unavailable chemicals meant the blaze consumed most of the structure and much furniture. Loss estimated at about 1800 dollars.
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John Morrisey
Spring Street
Westside
Police arrest two young girls in incorrigibility case
Mary Bailey and Tessie Hogue were arrested by police last night on incorrigibility charges. They were turned over to Juvenile Officer William Smith who will handle disposition of the cases.
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Mary Bailey
Tessie Hogue
William Smith
Woman Returns From Arizona Indian Mission Teaching
Miss Marian Johnston of the New Castle and New Wilmington road near the city returned last night from Arizona where she spent the past winter teaching in an Indian Mission school.
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Marian Johnston
New Castle
New Wilmington
Arizona
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Saltsburg
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