Gould Woman Testifies on Wardrobe and Finances in Divorce Case
Mrs Gould recounts visits with Dustin Farnum and details her lavish lifestyle at Castle Gould Palm Beach and St Regis. She explains purchases and servants costs, notes use of detectives, and defends spending as necessary for her social position.
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Gould
Nicoll
Dustin Farnum
Farnum
St. Regis
Hartford
Castle Gould
Schneider
Hyman
Shearn
Paris
Belmont
Miss Robson
Nassau County
Elijah Sells
Weston Still Plodding Toward Pacific Coast
Wes Ron continues his cross country trek toward the Pacific coast after a delay near Marston Wyoming. He paused yesterday due to worn shoes and resumed once a replacement pair arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Pacific Coast
United Press
Wyo
Wes Ron
Marston
Here
Grand Opening at the Bugar Garden
Carnations and roses were given away free during the event at the Bugar location with attendees invited to celebrate the opening on the day and the following Tuesday.
Morse and Curtis Case Dramatizes Bank Looting Claims
Former bank officials Morse and Curtis are accused of diverting Bank of North America funds into speculative ventures. Prosecutor Stimson paints Morse as the controlling force, ousting Edwards and placing Curtis as a loyal executor, alleging flagrant law violations and looting. The court will rule on Morse’s appeal admission pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
Bank of North America
Washington
Wall Street
Knickerbocker Trust Co
Stimson
Curtis
Richard L. Edwards
Edwards
Clay
Charles W. Morse
Greer Mill Men Decide to Stay in Open Shop Stand
The Tin Plate Workers of America threaten a nationwide strike if open shop policy is imposed after July 16. Finishing department workers, loyal to current wage scales, fear 12 hour days and Sunday operation under an open shop. They advocate conservatism and remain united across most American Tin Plate mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Mill
Tin Plate Workers of America
American Tin Plate Company
Death ends long and useful life of Mrs. McCay
Mrs. Anna Maria McCay of this city died Monday at her daughter’s home on the Harlansburg road after years of illness following a stroke six years ago. Born April 8 1840, she was 69 years old and leaves her husband four daughters a brother and a sister. Funeral is Wednesday at 2 pm at the residence with interment at Hermon.
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Anna Maria McCay
William McCay
William Kemp
McCaslin
Harlansburg Road
Mrs. McCay
Old Homestead
County Line
Cascade Streets
George
Sarah Moses
Harlansburg
Hermon
Township
Butler County
United Presbyterian Church
West Liberty Street
William Badger
Chester G
Portersville
Anna Dickey
Slippery Rock
Jemima
Victor Eakin
Pittsburg Street
McLeister
West Liberty Church
West Liberty
Lawrence County
Maria Smith
Hezekiah Smith
Mahoning Road
Union Township
Smith
Mt. Jackson
Robert
Elizabeth (Miller) Cameron
John and
Logan Smith
Abraham Primm
James B
Samuel Smith
Elizabeth Lyman
Cyrus
MacLandton Cameron
Greenwood Cemetery
Man Killed by Train Buried Today
Funeral services were held Monday at 9 o'clock at St Vitus church for Peter Manna of West Pittsburg the B and O railroad section hand killed by a train Saturday. Father Nicholas DeMita officiated and burial followed at St Joseph's Cemetery with many countrymen in attendance.
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St. Vitus’ Church
Peter Manna
West Pittsburg
Nicholas DeMita
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Crowded Auto Race Prep at Crown Point
Warming up for the auto race begins as barriers go up at the crossroads in Crown Point Indiana. Guards will supervise and drivers arrive ahead of Friday and Saturday events. George Robertson on his Locomobile posted a 26 minute lap in yesterday's trials as crews plan course improvements and cementing soft spots while promoters have invested nearly $30 000.
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Crown Point
Ind
George Robertson
Vanderbilt
Deaths of the Day John Oursler Hartsuff Infant
The infant son of Odley J. Hartsuff and wife died at Sewickley hospital at 11:30 Sunday after indigestion. He was three months old and had recently shown strength gains before declining. Funeral arrangements to be announced after arrival of relatives.
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Odley J. H. Hartsuff
New Castle Works
Carnegie Company
John Oursler Hartsuff
Sewickley Hospital
Auspicious Camp Meeting Opens At Air Dome
The New Castle Holiness association opened its camp meetings under favorable conditions in the Air dome Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. C. Morrison of Louisville preached at both services, with music directed by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maitland. Meetings continue daily this week at 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM.
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New Castle
Evangelist H. C. Morrison Preaches at First M E Church
Evangelist H. C. Morrison of Louisville Ky filled the pulpit at the First M E Church Sunday morning and delivered a forceful sermon on John the Baptist His vigor and earnest manner were noted He preaches daily at the Airdome at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM
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H. C. Morrison
Louisville
Airdome
John the Baptist
Morrison
Automobile Smashed by Train Near Greenville
An automobile valued at 4000 dollars owned by W. B. Fullerton of New York stalled on Bessemer and Lake Erie tracks near Greenville. Mrs. Fullerton left the car before it was struck by the train. The owner could not start the vehicle in time and it was demolished.
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W. 8. Fullerton
New York City
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Greenville
Funeral Services for Ada May Atkins Held at Home
Funeral services for the late Ada May Atkins were conducted Sunday at 2 30 PM at her mother Mrs Charles Tildens residence with Rev L M Upperman and Rev West officiating and church choir providing music Beautiful flowers covered the casket Interment followed at Graceland Cemetery Pallbearers were Fred Wilks Louis Tilghman Alex Denny and Charles Taylor
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Ada May Atkins
Charles Tilden
L. M. Upperman
West
Graceland Cemetery
Fred Wilks
Louis Tilghman
Alex Denny
Charles Taylor
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs A W Pickett in St Joseph Church
Friends and relatives gathered Monday morning at St Joseph's church for the last rites of Mrs A W Pickett who died Friday. Father Eger said mass for her soul. Interment followed in St Joseph's cemetery with pallbearers Peter Lehan Charles Creelan Joseph Flynn John Kilch Joseph Rocks and Joseph Wilkner. Attendees from Oil City included Mrs Lacey Wickett and daughter May Fred Pickett and Mr and Mrs Chas Pickett.
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St. Joseph's Church
A. W. Pickett
Father Eger
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Peter Lehan
Charles Creelan
Joseph Flynn
John Kilch
Joseph Rocks
Joseph Wilkner
Lacey Wickett
May
Fred Pickett
Chas, Pickett
Oil City
Ben Hur Members Honor Their Dead
Rigelcourt No. 9 Tribe of Ben Hur held memorial services Sunday at 3 PM in their hall in the Jackson block. Dr. E. E. Higley of the First M. E. church gave an eloquent address and special music enhanced the program. Committee: Frances Mershimer, Mrs. Annie Coulter, Mrs. Minnie Mayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigelcourt No. 9
Tribe of Ben Hur
Jackson Block
E. E. Higley
M. E. Church
Frances Mershimer
Annie Coulter
Minnie Mayers
Visitor Fills Pulpit at First Christian Church
Holly M. Hale of Crafton Pennsylvania and family were guests at Rev. and Mrs Brooks home. Hale filled the pulpit Sunday evening delivering a sermon titled Man's Greatest Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly M. Hale
Crafton
Brooks
First Christian Church
Mrs Connery Reopens Home After Serious Operation
Mrs. Connery wife of Fire Chief Frank Connery has recovered from a serious operation at New Castle hospital and is able to return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connery
Frank Connery
New Castle Hospital
Children Day Program At First Baptist Sunday School
Observed at the First Baptist Sunday school with songs responsive readings and prayers led by the pastor. A long list of recitations and solos followed from students including Lillian Bonna Mary Owens Frances Bell Olive Emery and Ruth Shaffer with groups The Remley sisters Helen Mitchell and others performing songs. The program closed with a benediction.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Lillian Bonna
Mary Owens
Frances Bell
Charlotte Emery
Garth Rapson
Catherine Smith
Ruth Shaffer
Jean Ingham
Rachel Owens
Mary Fox
Deaths of Mrs Mary A Williams and Infant Frank Khoip
Notices report the death Saturday morning of Mrs. Mary A wife of Charlies Williams at 814 Onyx Mount Oliver. The infant Frank Khoip died Sunday afternoon at age one day and was interred at St Josephs Cemetery. Mrs William Badger and Mrs Jane Badger died at their Brady homes.
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Mary A
Charlies Williams
Wealdenges
Onyx
Mount Oliver
William Badger
Jane Badger
Brady
Nurse Association Meeting Time Change
The Visiting Nurse's Association will convene at the Y W C A on Wednesday afternoon instead of Tuesday for the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiting Nurse’s Association
Hospital notes on Harry Lebo's recovery
Harry Lebo of Moravia street who was thrown from his horse and injured about the head is much improved and left Shenango Valley hospital Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lebo
Moravia Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Romans Practiced Universal Shorthand in Schools
The article notes that ancient Romans used a shorthand system universally taught in schools and that Emperor Titus was reputedly an expert.
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Titus
No such thing as unskilled labor says judge
A Washington juvenile court judge asserts there is no unskilled labor, but the writer notes the irony when a city man in the country attempts to chop wood. The piece challenges class and skill assumptions with a pointed anecdote.
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Washington
Thiel College Chooses C Theodore Benze as President
In Greenville Pennsylvania on June 14 trustees of Thiel College elected Rev C Theodore Benze of Erie president of the college. The synod leader is expected to accept the position unanimously.
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Greenville
Thiel College
Pittsburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Kittanning
C. Theodore Benze
Erie
Man Lives Like a Lord Yet Proved Mean in Town
A local resident, famed for opulent living, shocks neighbors with a harsh temper and petty disputes. Police investigated complaints about abusive behavior toward service workers and neighbors, drawing attention to a clash between wealth display and personal conduct.
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Mrs. Pickett
BEN Hur
Mrs. Connery
Jonathan
St. Charles Hotel
Mahoningtown
Lincoln Hotel
Sherman House
St. Cloud Hotel
Wampum, Pa
Robert B. Little
Cedar Street
Central Cigar Co
Cleveland
Bell Phone
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W. A. B. Spencer
Lake Erie
F. J. Kreider
Avonia, Erie Co
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W. M. Baer
Jackson Center
North Mercer Street
New Territory
Liberal Commission
Mercer St
New Castle Spon
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
First Baptist Church
Charles Williams
Frank Khoip
Frank
Mabel Street
Oakland
Nurse Association Meeting
Castoria
Winter Avenue
Highland Avenue
Fair Grounds Land Co
Bath
Croton Avenue
Wallace Ave
Richelieu Avenue
East Side
W. B. Davies
Bell
Hast Street
Call Bell Phone
Jefferson St
Hoth Modern
Richard F. Dana
Washington St
Court Street
McFarland & Ramsey
North Mill Street
Charles A. Phillips
East Washington Street
J. R.cooper
North Street
Shaw Street
J. C. Vance
Call Union
Call Union Phone
Greer Block
Kissinger
W. C. Kissinger
N. Mill St. Clare
DuShane
E. North St
Geo. Murphy
Leasure Avenue
Neshannock Avenue
Jere Bauman
Crescent Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Oak Street
John Audin
Henry Young
County Line Road
Traction
H. P. Russell
Auto Repair. Co
South Mill Street
Ingthre M. L. Fisher
P. O. Box
Sharon
Highland and
Edgewood
City of
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Belle
J. T. Taylor
Wafford Block
John Porter
Pulaski Township
Ella Porter
W. Dana
D. Long
North Hill
Sheridan Avenue
J. Clydep Gilfillan
East North Street
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Washington, Pittsburg
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First Methodist
Rock Point
Pennsylvania Station
M. E
Neshannock Ave
Barton Amusement Co
Mayme Gardner Stock CO
Rome
Noth
Marshall Bros. Poultrymen
South
H. BE. Woodworth
E. South St
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
Fountain and
Fifth Streets
Ewood City
Walton
E. J. O'Brien Sale