Illness Claims Life of Noted Railway Leader Warren S Stone
Warren S Stone head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and trusted adviser to Presidents Wilson and others died at 65 from Bright’s disease. Burial is planned Monday in Lakeview cemetery after services at Wade Memorial chapel in Cleveland. He led reforms and helped establish the B L E National Bank and expanding branches and investment ventures.
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International News Servisey
Cleveland
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dauth
Lakeview Cemetery
Wade Memorial
Lsbor
Brotherhood of Locomonoliva Engineers Co-operativa National Bank
Wall Street
Stone
Inter
Labor leaders join railroad officials on Empire Trust board
The text notes that labor leaders and railroad officials, long separated by class, jointly joined the board of a major financial institution, signaling a historic crossover in the United States. It recalls the Eight Hour Law movement led by the Brotherhood and the 1916 Adamson act, plus the 1921 strike by the Big Four chiefs in response to a wage cut after railroads returned to private control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Trust Company
Railway Labor Board
Firemen Answer Several Alarms
Three alarms of fire were turned in Friday keeping the department busy. A pile of old lumber at Fleming Boiler company rear of Neal Street caught fire likely from a cigar, causing minor damage. In P and L E yards near old Gardner Ave a blaze consumed old railroad ties with a tank car nearby, danger mitigated by hoses. Mrs. Dick McKibben’s home at 216 North Jefferson Street suffered minor damage when a mangling cover ignited. firefighters prevented serious loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming Boiler Company
Neal Street
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Company
Dick McKibben
Jefferson Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
McKibben
Weeks Rapidly On Way To Recovery
Reports to day by attending physicians at Phillips House, Massachusetts General hospital, said Secretary Weeks' condition is purely satisfactory and he is improving rapidly from the operation for gall stones. A man eloped with his brother's bride recently. All the world loves a good lover. Latin ceased to be spoken as a language of the people of Italy about eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaxtie
International News’ Service
Boston
Philips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hraly
Class Chairmen Named for New Castle High Reunion
Attorney Clarence A. Patterson names class chairmen for New Castle High School alumni reunion set for June 26 at Cascade Park. committee aims for record attendance with a picnic supper in the Cascade Park grove before the social in the pavilion. A June 15 meeting at 7 30 PM in the Y M A will finalize details with the reunion committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Cascade Park
Clarence A. Patterson
Margaret Hays
Oscar Sheaffer
Mamie L. Hogue Allen
Pearl Atkinson
H. K. Bell
Olive Johnston Stevenson
Ashley Hill
Agnes Burns Parker
Gabriel T. Metzler
Eber Cook
Mary Bigley
M. B Vaughn
Miller Henley
Hugh Blair
Teanatte Hutton
John S. Powers
Edna Wilson
Jean Rummell
Halen Peterson Vandlarift
Mary Reed
Jane Agnes Phillips
Marjorie Tman Glenn
Dorothy Beal Lutz
Katherine English
Anne Patterson
Charlotte Andrews
Joseph Blanning
Gard Of Thanks For Kindness After Fire Loss
Mr and Mrs Clifford Young and family thank relatives friends and neighbors for the kindness shown after the fire that destroyed their home. Local notices reflect appreciation from the family for support during difficult days.
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Gard
Clifford Young
Woman's Society of Croton Church Elects Officers
Mrs. Fred Hill was elected president of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Croton Avenue Methodist church. Other officers include Mrs. Marl A. Rodgers vice president and Mrs. H. H. Lackey recording secretary. Additional roles cover secretaries, education, circle superintendents, Home Guards, and various committees. The initial election occurred Thursday afternoon in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hill
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Marl A. Rodgers
H. H. Lackey
G. M. Gibson
T. P. Armstrong
Charles Campisll
Lackey
Queen Esther Circle
Vivie
Books Describing Pennsylvania State Places At Library
The city library has compiled for a national monthly magazine a long list of authentic books descriptive of the state cities and towns. Most are travel, exploration, and town description volumes. The list is available at the library for readers seeking state stories.
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Thebrary
Pennsylvania
Local Man Guest At Wild Life Meet
Jared Reis of this city and four members of the State Game Commission will be special guests at the Wild Life League dinner at the Hotel Conneaut in Conneaut Lake next Tuesday evening. Arrangements followed the success of the May 14 event. Dr. H. C. Donaldson, president of the State Game Commission, will deliver the principal address.
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Jared Reis
State Game Commission
Wild Life League
Hotel Conneaut
Conneaut Lake
H. ¢. Donaldson
State
Gaate Commission
Phone Girls Show First Aid Knowledge
Several young ladies from the Bell Telephone organization demonstrated first aid skills when a boy was injured on South MI street. Clara Dart Estella Rowland and Margaret Flanagan stopped bleeding by removing glass from his knee and binding the wound before summoning a doctor. Their quick actions possibly saved his life.
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Bell Telephone Company
Clara Dart
Estella Rowland
Margaret Flanagan
Claim Board To Be Here Monday
The U S Veterans' bureau claims board will visit New Castle at the region home North Jefferson street Monday June 15 at 1 pm to adjust disabled World War veterans cases in person. About 20 men have sent their names and others should leave names addresses and claim numbers at the legion home for Pat J Dempsey adjutant.
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New Castle
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Pittsburgh
North Jefferson Street
Legion
Pat‘j. Dempsey
Drawing Plans for Proposed Grove City Hospital
Drs O O Bashline and W W Lossman are drafting plans for a new hospital in Grove City Pennsylvania. Several designs exist with no decision yet, as site and building layout are studied. A four story, modern facility west of town near current reach is under consideration.
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Grove City
O. O. Bashline
Ww. F. Lossman
Aise
Cost Estimate Cited For Project Between Seventy-Five And Hundred Thousand
The report quotes officials stating the project will cost an estimated sum of between $75,000 and $100,000. The figures are presented as preliminary and subject to final approval by the council.
Four Auto Mishaps Occur on Friday in Ellwood City
Police report four automobile accidents Friday on Ellwood City streets with no injuries. T J McMichael’s truck on North Street was struck by a Bell Telephone truck. Charles Lane’s McGregor Taxicab was damaged after a westbound car crossed the mushroom at Mill and Long. Clifford I Foltz collided with Joe Bumbulues on East Washington and Ray. R L Conklin’s Hooper Company truck hit Tony Crisel at Cascade and Croton after delay from a one way detour.
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L City
T. J. McMichael
North Mill Street
North Street
Bell Telephone Company
Ikénd
McMichael Mackine
Charles Lane
McGregor Taxicab Company
Mui Street
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Clifford I. Foltz
Sixth Street
Ellwood City
East Washington Street
Ray Street
Joe Bumbulues
Scott Street
Foltz
Bumbuluez
H. K. Hooper Company
Youngstown
R. L. Conkln
Warren, O
Tony Crisel
Croton Avenue
Cascade Street
Conklin
Crisel
Rev M B Riley to Speak Here Sunday
Rev M B Riley will preach at Edenburg at 11 a m and address Wesley church at 7 30 p m on Sunday June 14 due to Rev John Allgood’s illness. The events are in Edenburg and Wesley Methodist churches with times listed.
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John Allgood
M. B. Riley
Edenburg
Wesley Methodist
Wesley
Colored Team To Be Organized For New Castle Sox
J W Gilmore J Waters and H Brown organize a New Castle Track Sox for local colored boys. Players are asked to meet at 121 North Norris Avenue on a Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p.m.
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J. W. Gilmore
J. Waters
H. Brown
Threewall
New Castle
North Norris Way
Italian American St Anthony celebration serenade in Mercer
The Duke of Abruzzi band provided a 15 minute concert for News Company employees and a large crowd on North Mercer street as part of a two day St Anthony celebration. Stephen Catlins sought information at the police station regarding a coroner’s message about Michael Comins’s death in Pittsburgh.
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Stephen Catlins
South
Jefferson Street
Allegheny County
Michael Comins
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Indiana
St. Anthony
Sven
George Muse
Bela Boolleseer
Fireworks Display Planned By Judge Emery and City Leaders
Judge and P. Emery, Mayor William Dunlap and other representative citizens announce an elaborate fireworks display to be set off at 10:30 this evening.
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Judge & P. Emery
William Dunlap
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Brotherhood of Engineers
Wright's
the Wright
Wright’s
Percy B. Walls Motor CO
South Mercer Street
Hoye Motor Car CO
Rollin Cars
Highland
Thone
Capitol
Victrola
Wurlitzers
Mill St. Bell
Speaking
Seavys Studio
McKee’s
N. Mill St
U. S
Germany
Jacob Gould Schurman
Brent
FORD
Scandinavia
Mnfox
Elliott & Waddington
Castle
Woman’s Society of
Croton
City
Wild Life Meet
New Castle Towll
Lend
Conneaut
the Hudson
Hudson
Don
State Auto Sales CO
South Mill Street
New Castis, Pa
Pat Dempsey
St Anthony
Attorney Muse
Collins
Anirl Sas
Whitla Plumbing Co
Croton Ave
New Castle, Pa
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