Wounded Mak May Not Recover In Police Shooting Case
James Ewing is hospitalized after being shot three times by Patrolman Park during a confrontation in Youngstown. Police say Ewing attacked with bottles. Park fired in self defense. James injured with a hip wound while his brother George faced earlier trouble.
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John Ewing
Wampum
James
George Ewing
Patrolman Park
Youngstown
George
Ewing
James Ewing
Officer Park
Park
Girl Engineer to Put Up Skyscrapers
Miss Lillian Pearl McOmber of Ann Arbor becomes the second woman to graduate from the University of Michigan engineering department and the first to earn a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering. Known for math prowess, she led her class in the department, balanced social duties, and plans to work in a New York steel structural office after a year’s rest and travel.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Lillian
Pearl McOmber
University of Michigan
Rst
Miss McOmber
New York City
Teen Struck by Lightning in Warden Ohio
Haura Campbell, 16, was struck by lightning Sunday in Warden Ohio and is in critical condition.
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Haura Campbell
Warden, O
Wire mill will get improvements at South Sharon plant
Extensions at the South Sharon site of American Steel and Wire will begin soon. The upgrades include many wire fence machines moved from Corey Alabama, boosting the fence department capacity and making the plant one of the company's largest. Superintendent John O Keefe and Ed Olson have departed for Chicago to inspect other plants for better results.
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South Sharon
American Steel & Wire Company
Corey
Ala
Alabama
Sharon
John O’keefe
Ed. Olson
Chicago
Steel & Wire Company
Society Split Over Divorce Suit in St Louis
In St Louis on June 13 Cora Collins of 7122 Marie Avenue fights a divorce suit filed by her husband who cites her alleged Negro ancestry. The couple, parents of a six week old baby, face Missouri law barring white marriage to anyone with one eighth or more Negro blood. The Collins family, famed in West End society for entertaining, claims Spanish noble descent.
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ST. Louis
Cora Clamorhan Collins
Marie Avenue
Collins
West End
Missouri
Louis F. Clamordan
Maplewood
Ellendale
Riverside Park
Last Dollar Found After Fifteen Years in Theatre
Roy Denton of New York had written on a dollar fifteen years earlier in Alaska that it was his last dollar. A Chicago ticket seller found the bill amid others and Denton kept it, saying it wouldn’t be sold for all the world.
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Chicago
Alaska
Roy Denton
New York State
Denton
Contractors Rule Out Lowest Bid For City Projects
City councils refused to award Pearl street grading to the lowest bidder Charles Stapf, citing unsatisfactory prior work. Contracts awarded include Pearl street grading to J L Somers & Son for 247.50, Almira street grading to J L Somers & Son for 175.95, Lee avenue sewer to Burns brothers for 894.78, Willard avenue sewer to F M Mayberry for 358.17, and Willard avenue extension sewer to Burns brothers for 905.10.
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Pearl Street
Charles Stapf
J. L. Somers & Son
Almira
Lee Avenue
Burns Brothers
Willard Avenue
F. M. Mayberry
Cotton crop worth $963 million in 1910
Census Bureau reports the 1910 U S cotton crop valued at $96 180 000 the highest ever. 1909 crop valued at $812 090 000 and 1908 at $681 230 000. The 1908 value exceeds 1909 by 18.6 percent despite only a ten percent quality gain.
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United Press
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
City Council Discontinues Municipal Journal Readership
City councilmen will not receive the Municipal Journal this year as a resolution to discontinue the magazine was passed at last night’s council meeting. Twelve copies had been received at a total cost of $36.
East Side Water Hydrant Privilege Granted Then Repealed
Water company representatives discussed allowing East side residents to use a fire hydrant for street washing. After lengthy debate the prior council action granting the privilege was rescinded at the meeting.
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Water Company
East Side
Realty transfers in Second and Fourth wards
Frances C Falls transfers land in Second ward to Christian E Smith for 1 dollar. George Brown transfers land in Fourth ward to Floyd Houk for 700 dollars. Frank G Pitzer transfers land in Union township to Benjamin Pitzer for 1 dollar.
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Frances C. Falls
Christian E. Smith
George Brown
Floyd Houk
Fourth Ward
Frank G. Pitzer
Benjamin Pitzer
Union Township
Gov Dix signs bills to curb recounts and form Carnegie Corp
Albany June 13 Gov Dix signed Senator Saxes ballot bill to prevent recounts liberalizing cross mark rules so a ballot is not void for irregular marks The governor also signed the charter for the Carnegie Corporation of New York with incorporators including Andrew Carnegie Elihu Root and Henry S Pritchett The measure aims to promote knowledge via support to schools libraries and research A liquor tax bill and Hackett abandonment notices bill were approved
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Albany
Gov Dix
Saxe
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Andrew Carnegie
Elihu Root
Henrys. Pritchett
William N. Frew
Robert S. Woodward
Charles L. Taylor
Robert A. Franks
James Bartram
Carnegie
United States
Bere
Assemblyman Hackett
Physicians form medical and surgical trust in Manchester
In Manchester on June 13 physicians organized a medical and surgical trust and set price scales. Amputation of one toe or finger costs 10 dollars with 5 dollars for each additional toe or finger. A family with twins will pay five dollars more than with one baby at a time.
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Manchester
Conn
Sunday Evangelist Campaign Praised In Erie Editorial
An Erie Times editorial extols Billy Sunday for uniting churchgoers to host the evangelist in Erie. It notes 300 men publicly repented, calls for continued support, and argues the campaign inspires cleaner living and higher Christian ideals as the meetings begin.
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Billy
Erie
The
Times
Eric
Tabernacle
Evangelist
Crucible Steel Plans New Midland Plant
Crucible Steel company plans a modern plant at Midland Pennsylvania covering over 250 acres. The project requires more than 6,000,000 tons of structural material. Bids for structural material will be called by month end after changes delayed early bid timing.
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Crucible Steel Company
Midland
No Warships Now on Inland Seas
The navy department ordered the gunboat Wolverine out of commission at Erie Pennsylvania and to be turned over to the naval militia. This leaves the Great Lakes without an American naval vessel for the first time since the Bagot agreement. The Wolverine, formerly the Michigan, has patrolled the lakes for over 25 years.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Wolverine
Erie
Great Lakes
United States
Michigan
City panel approves purchase of 30 additional park benches
The City Property committee was empowered by council to buy 30 more park benches after a preliminary investigation into the park needs.
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City Property Committee
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Dollar Savings Association
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