Hope To Curb Pres. Wilson
Senate Republicans consider a constitutional amendment redefining prerogatives in retaliation for alleged lobbying by President Wilson. A lobby investigations committee will review evidence before floor action, with critics urging lawmakers to vote according to opinion and air the influence noted during the current administration.
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National News Association
Washington
Senate Republicans
Wilson
Senate
Townsend
Works
Overman Lobby
Sharon Secures a New Industry
Through the Sharon board of trade the Knox Pressed and Welded Steel Co of Pittsburg will locate a plant in Sharon on the site of the Sharon boiler works and begin operating later this month. The company, formerly at Niles Ohio, burned recently and sought a new location. City Solicitor Horace W. Davis and J F Hulse of the board of trade arranged a Pittsburg visit where definite arrangements were made for the new industry.
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Sharon Board of Trade
Knox Pressed & Welded Steel Co
Pittsburg
Sharon Boiler Works
Niles, O
Horace W. Davis
J. F. Hulse
Board of Trade
Informations Against Water Co. Filed by City Engineer
Two informations were brought before the city mayor against the water company by the city engineer. He charges that the company opened streets in the city without securing the required permits from the city.
Cedar tree grows to 30-foot pole after a century
A cedar requires more than a hundred years to reach the size needed for a 30-foot telephone pole, illustrating the long growth period for such timber.
Wife to accompany Chicago pilots in Detroit race
Chicago committee approves one female passenger per aeroplane in the July 5 Chicago to Detroit return race worth 560000. Mrs. W B Atwater widow of Tom Platt will join her husband, following a Far East stay where they popularized heavier-than-air craft. She says she will be an omen of good fortune.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago-Detroit
W. B. Atwater
Tom Platt
New York State
Republican Party
Atwaters
Orient
Elks Set Major Pennsylvania Gathering at Idlewild Park
The Elks Picnic Association of Western Pennsylvania plans the largest Elks gathering in the state since 1907, with 15 000 to 20 000 people expected from 31 lodges. The June 24 event at Idlewild Park near Ligonier PA aims to surpass all prior Elks crowds in Pennsylvania outside Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
Idlewild Park
Ligonier
Westmoreland County
Elks
Elks Picnic Association of
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
The
Pret
Philadelphia
Widow to marry after husband’s execution in Greensburg
In Baltimore on June 13 National News Association reports Mrs. Guilla Patrelli a 24 year old Sicilian widow, whose husband was hanged for killing Ferdinand Salvatore in Greensburg, Pa. She will wed Giuseppe Bruno, engaged before the sentence, with Rev. Joseph Reidl to perform the ceremony. She fell ill after the execution but has since recovered and wedding plans resumed.
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National News Association
Baltimore
Ferdinand Salvatore
Greensburg
Guilla Patrelli
Giuseppe Bruno
Bruno
Joseph Reidl
St. Leo’s Catholic Church
Pennsylvania
Grasshoppers Suppressed by Fungus Study
Lawrence Kansas June 13 Grasshoppers that swarmed Ness county last week menaced crops but are being killed by a fungus say state entomologists reports reach here from special investigators. A shipment of weeds with dead grasshoppers has been sent to the University of Kansas for study to determine if the fungus can be distributed.
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Lawrence
Kan
Ness County
J. Hunter
University of Kansas
First Notice of Pittsburg Murder
New Castle police received first official information from Pittsburg police about a murder at Union depot Pittsburg a week ago. A circular with a photograph and description of suspect W. E. Sage arrived from Pittsburg police superintendent.
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New Castle
Pittsburg
Union Depot
W. E. Sage
Death Relief After Self Inflicted Burns In Farrell
Mrs. Michael Miller, 39, of Wallis avenue, Farrell, died at Buhl hospital after suffering severe burns from kerosene oil she used in a suicide attempt. She saturated her clothing and set herself on fire last Monday morning, with doctors saying no recovery was possible. The death occurred shortly after midnight. Police and doctors said the act may have stemmed from a temporary insanity episode.
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Farrell, Pa
Michael Miller
Wallis Avenue
Buhl Hospital
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E. Washington Street
J. Rollie Ferguson
Campbell’s Fish Market
W. Washington St
the Daily News
NEW Castle Cash Grocery
South
Mercer Street
Opera House
Waller & McCune
Tien Annes
Wlbrets
Ali
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