Ohio Republican struggles over Longworth and 1920 slate
Columbus Ohio June 14 A push to keep Nicholas Longworth from key roles dominates Ohio political talk with rivals circling governorship Senate and convention chair while fears of tariff advocacy shape strategy. Judge O B Brown backed by Cox and R B Kinkade has momentum as Herrick eyed for senator. Lieutenant governor candidate Atlee Pomerene noted on Democratic side.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
National House
Harmon
Longworth
Washington
O. B. Brown
Dayton
Harding
Thompson
Brown
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
R. B. Kinka
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Calf Shames Family by Eating Spring Chickens
Paris Pennsylvania June 14 Robert E Clurg owns a calf that roams the yard and eats chickens. Mrs Mc Clurg suspects the cat but finds a chicken in the calf mouth. The calf named Bessie is moved to a new pasture to end the loss of hens.
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Paris
Robert eClurg
Young Man 18 Missing From Home Near Byerlys Corners
Sharon June 14 Frank Sheible aged about 18 is strangely missing from his home near Byerlys Corners. His father reported the case to the police yesterday after he left Sunday evening to meet a sister after church services. Police have notified Youngstown New Castle and nearby towns. no reason given for his departure.
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Sharon
Frank Sheible
Byerly's Corners
Youngstown
New Castle
Annual junior contest winners named at New Wilmington
The June 14 report from New Wilmington notes Paul D. Graham won the oratory contest and Miss Pauline Reed won the essay contest with The First Honor Man and A Plea For American English. Both won gold medals. other finalists were Harold Elliott FE G Wallace Archie Warren Olive Graham and Geneva Henninger.
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New Wilmington
Paul D. Graham
Pauline Reed
Harold Elliott
FE. G. Wallace
Archie Warren
Olive Braham
Cenevieve Henninger
Annual inspection to visit Westminster college buildings
The annual inspection of Westminster college buildings will occur today. Students and alumni will tour all facilities including the art room where the annual art exhibit is on display.
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College of Music
Hillside
Team of Westminster
Westminster College
Recital Opens Commencement Week by Music Department
The first recital of commencement week by the department of music was held yesterday afternoon at two o clock. The program reflected the high standard of the music school.
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Department of Music
Buhl Club Leads 6 5 in Seventh at Sharon
With a 6 to 5 edge for the Buhl club of Sharon, the game was in the seventh inning when play paused. The description notes the narrow lead and the late stage of the contest.
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Westminster
Sharon
Buhl Club
Ten Day YMCA Fund Campaign Report Scheduled
Directors will hear the committee report on the ten day fund raising campaign at Thursday's meeting. It has not been decided when the campaign will be waged.
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Y. M. C. A. Fund
YMCA Official Attends State Physical Directors Conference
Physical Director J. M. Waldorf of the local YMCA is in Philadelphia for a conference of the state's physical directors, representing the organization at this gathering.
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J. M. Waldorf
Philadelphia
Minor Affairs in Councils Review of City Ordinances
The common council passed ordinances for paving East Main street and Diamond street, grading Locust street, constructing sanitary sewers on Galbreath and Monroe streets, and requiring sidewalks on Garfield Beckford and West Falls streets. A $45,000 bond was approved to repave Washington and other streets, while South Mill street widening was deferred pending streetcar company input. New ordinances set grades and sidewalks, with the Street Committee to confer on the Etna street bridge.
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East Main Street
Third Ward
Common Council
Locust Street
Grant
Erie Railroad
Garfield Street
Mercer
Albert Streets
Galbreath Street
Grimes
Belmont Streets
J. A. Raney
Seventh Ward
Warner
Mulberry Street
Ray Street
Washington, North
Pittsburg
South Mill Street
Neshannock
Long Avenue
County Line Street
Sampton Street
Beckford Street
Monroe Street
Diamond Street
West Falls Street
Bailey Street
Harbor
Erie Streets
Etna Street
Action Taken On New Curb Lights
Common council last night introduced an ordinance by Councilman Warner to lay conduits on both sides of Washington and Pittsburg streets for curb lights. Ducts will be placed in the cartway to enable street illumination by curb lighting instead of the existing system. No discussion has occurred yet and council attitudes remain unknown.
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Common Council
Washington and
Pittsburg
Warner
Street Committee to Decide Sidewalk Contract
Bids for relaying sidewalks on the west side of Ray Street were opened but awarding the contract was referred to the street committee due to a suspected error in Stapf’s bid. Engineer’s estimate was $553.75. Bids: Somers & Son 368.25 Mayberry 832.25 Pitzer 536.60 Stapf 214.75 Sullivan 310.60 New Castle Construction 365.50.
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Ray Street
Stapf
J. L. Somers
Chas. Stapf
D. E. Sullivan
New Castle Construction Co
Abruptly Adjourned City Council Session
A joint council meeting ended abruptly at 9:30 with no quorum after several members left early. The chair adjourned the session due to lack of quorum amid discussion of an anti tobacco rule in councils.
Elm Street Paying Contract Awarded at Council Meeting
Bids opened at joint council session for Elm Street paying work. Woods & Golder Construction won with $3,252.10 bid, engineer’s estimate $5,536.25. Other bids: Stapf 3,484.15. J H and M E Miller 3,476.35. D E Sullivan 3,356.65. New Castle Construction 3,289.99.
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Elm Street
Woods & Golder Construction Company
Chas. Stapf
J. H
M. E. Miller
D. E. Sullivan
New Castle Construction Company
Pulaski social notes list visitors and local greetings
Miss Bertha Book visited Sharon on Sunday while Miss Fannie Cover toured Poland Ohio. Harry Cochran from New Castle visited Pulaski. Fred Fox of West Middlesex called on friends in Pulaski. Mrs Emma Willis from Rochester visits Mrs Anna McMeekin. Miss Nan King of New Castle visits her sister Mrs M A Lostetter. Mrs G M Guffey returned home after weeks with friends in Connellsville. Mr and Mrs Frank Ferrell spent Sunday with Clyde Wilson in Ellwood City. Homer and Earl Lostettel of Sharon visit grandmother Mrs Malissa Lostettel. Mrs Anna Mahaffey returns to East Hill after several months away. Charles Michael of New Castle stayed with grandparents John and Jane Michael. J F Myers went to Cleveland Sunday to visit his brother, a wireless operator. Miss Sadie Mitcheltree returns from Ellwood City. Mrs B T Mitcheltree and son Mead return from Ellwood City visit with Bell Clark. Born to Mr and Mrs John Graham of Volant a daughter. Mrs Graham was Ivy Porter before marriage. Miss Zoe Gilliland of Wheatland returns home after visiting Ada Gilliland. Donald Holibaugh of Greenville, guest of aunt J W Adams, spent days with Samuel Booher in West Middlesex.
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Bertha Book
Sharon
Fannie Cover
Poland
Ohio
Harry Cochran
New Castle
Pulaski
Fred Fox
West Middlesex
Emma Willis
Rochester
Anna McMeekin
Nan King
M. A. Lostetter
G. M. Guffey
Connellsville
Frank Ferrell
Clyde Wilson
Ellwood City
Homer
Earl Lostetter
Malissa Lostetter
Anna Mahaffey
East Hill
Charles Michael
John Michael
J. F. Myers
Cleveland
Sadie Mitcheltree
B. T. Mitcheltree
Son Mead
Bell Clark
John Graham
Volant
Graham
Ivy Porter
Zoe Gilliland
Wheatland
Ada Gilliland
Donald Holibaugh
Greenville
J. W. Adams
Samuel Booher
Masonic Outing At Rock Point Park Draws Big Crowd
The annual Youngstown Masons outing is held at Rock Point park today with a large crowd in attendance. The event features a ball game between nine members from Hillman lodge and Western Star lodge.
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Youngstown Masons
Rock Point Park
Hillman
Western Star
County Jail Quarantine Lifted After Diphtheria Case
The quarantine at the county jail, begun two weeks ago due to a diphtheria case at the sheriff's residence, was lifted today by the health officer as the patient has recovered.
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Buckeye State
Fac Suuile Signature of
New York
Castor
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Mrs. Ford
Jeannette Stewart Ford
Charles L. Warriner
Big Four Railroad
West
Faculty of Music
Presbyterian Church
John Perrybingle
Carl McNary Tackerton
John Young
Caleb Plummer
Ee —Franklin Sturgeon the
Stranger
James Cooper
Perrybingle
Louise Getty
Bertha Plummer
Bess
Mrs. Fielding
Norma Nevin May Fielding
Lulu Schoeller
Tilly Slowboy
Ruth Reed Keene
He Perrybingles
P. Ronald
Wee
Houston
McConnahy
McClure
Phythian
Wansell
Wood
Wieeins
Sturgeon
Buhl
B. Bof
Ferris
Goodall
U. Doyle
McNally
Hanna
G. Doyle
C. Doyle
Chapman
Mansell
McKay
Aia
Lrat Leu
Snell
Wash Gorn
Crosby
Neday
V “Vey
Elm ST
Pulaski News
Rock Point
Builder's
C. ED. Smith Hardware CO
Pittsburg Street
C.W. Cook
New Caste
Stieff, Shaw and Lindeman
Johnston’s Music Store
East Street
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