Kirkwood Found Guilty in Prohibition Trial
The trial details Kirkwood’s alleged liquor purchases and transfers to acquaintances. Evidence included eight pints of whiskey and twelve quarts of beer from a suitcase linked to Kirkwood, with testimonies about payments and prior work. The court limited jury access to certain quantities and the bottles were displayed at trial.
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Oscar
Kirkwood
Dans
Kirkwoodn
Eale
Tuckey
Kirkwood Bay
Pairotman Cytisy
Warne
Youngsdown
Breen
Mae
Horner
Commonwealth
Saloons Decline Reported by Kansas City Officials
Kansas City excise clerk Dyron E. Line says saloon failures rise sharply, with about 20 failures in six months. Of 616 dramshop licenses, 180 operate as keep alives paying 400 dollars yearly to limit reductions. Many licenses granted early year not justified and closed due to reduced demand as residents drink less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dyron E. Line
He Ily
Mar_ Line
Ing
Dresweries
Line
Billy Sunday to Visit Beaver Falls for Evangelistic Meet
Evangelist Billy Sunday is expected tocome to Beaver Falls for an evangelistic meeting. The Beaver County Ministerial Association secured the promise and will confer with Sunday to set a date, likely in the coming winter, after his visit to Erte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Beaver County
Bunsley
Erte
Walle Be
Eastbrook and Mercer Folks Visit Kin and Friends
Visiting notes show Eastbrook residents traveling to Brinile New Wilmington and Mercer to visit relatives and friends. Names include Mrs Paterson Miss Mizeli Doris Miss Elsie Milton and Miss Banka Terrill. gatherings with Frank Chambers wife Jos Chambers and Deputy Sheriff Carl Johnson mentioned among social visits. The text records several weekend visits to homes of relatives and acquaintances in New Castle Volunt and Pittsburg regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinile
Bys. Campbell
Paterson
Misa Mizeli
Doris
New New Wilmington
Donald Dinsmore
Nuw Deeye
Mati Tod
A. F. Dinsmore
Niisses
Alice
Muss
Ron Woen
Elsie Milton
New Castle
Frank Chambers
Mary Edin
Banka Terrill
Mercer
Pay
Sdie
Jos. Chambers
Sherif Carl Johnson
Misa Dessie Whaley
Frank Wadington
Clarence Cummings
Hisister Alicn
Ant
Volunt
Estraw
Pittsburz
Realty Transfers Record Shows Several Property Moves
Frances C. Falla transfers to Chriella E. Smith a second way property for 1.00. George Brown sells to Floyd Mou a fourth ward land parcel for 700.00. Frank G. Pilzey transfers to Nenjnttiin Pier a town parcel valued at 34.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Falla
Chriella E. Smith
Lanlty
George Brown
Floyd Mou
Jand Rm
Frank G. Pilzey
Nenjnttiin Pier
Esa Li Dalen
Foust Outlines Pennsylvania Milk Standard
Harrisburg report explains new state law fixing milk fat at 3.25 percent and total solids at 12 percent for household use and common meals. It aligns state standard with national norms, permits skim milk sold clean, and tightens cream quality to 18 percent while banning cream with evaporated or condensed additives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbury
Dairy and Food Commission
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture of
United States
Congress
Edenburg News Roundup of Local Social Vists and Events
Elder from Lowellville visits town Saturday. Mrs. R. Robin son improves. Beight retires from visit. Thomig L. Slering on third trick duty at B and offies in Lowville. Hettenbaugh spent Saturday afternoon with friends in Newuld. Castle and Miss Nannie Mitcheltree of New Castle guests. Rev. Greer led union services in New Bedford Run Friday night. Home Guards plan ice cream festival at school lawn Friday. Toy Raul and Roy Gibson conduct business in New Cass Saturday evening. M. S. Sunday school program Sunday morning for Children Day. Miss Williamsen and Smith of New Middletown visited Friday. Albert Swanson of Youngstown visited over weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Johnhurst of Youngstown entertained. Wilton Raub and son Paul weekend guests of Nay Middletown. Mrs. Asa Hodlmaster and Alma Fasskilla visit Wilburg. Gadles Hees assumes charge at the Cte TO Work. Sale at Avs. Aleit Taylor and daughter from Youngstown visiting father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ki Elder
Lowellvile
R. Robinson
Beight
Visik
Nage Uesse- Thomig
L. Slering
Hiv Lowall- Ville
Deunia Hettenbaugh
New Ulday
Castle
Nannie Mitcheltree
New Casi
Charles J. Greer
New Bedford
Home Guards
Toy Raul
Roy Gibson
el Enion
M. 5
Williameson
Smith
New Midllelayn
Albert Swanson
Youngstown
Mre
Maward Coditle
Johnhurst
Youngalaws
Elizabeth Mitcheltree
Wilton Raub
Paul
Middletown
O. H. OM
Mdlfhari
West Aiusdras
Asa Hodlmaster
McCullough
Alma Ffaskil
Wilkburg
Gadles Hees
Cte
Deng Bianin
OL Sale
Aleit Tatlor Ami Dangster
Laey
Youngswen
Woni To Rau
Louden-McCaslin announces wedding plans in local notices
Myra Lowden of Blufti is announced to wed Artest McCaslin of Canmingliin. The couple’s ceremony will end a long engagement and take place in Woodlawn where McCaslin works as a foreman. Local friends and relatives in Abe aairl Als and Ciunmtaghan avenue are familiar with the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Lowden
Blufti 'Ble
Artest McCastin
Canmingliin
Ailure
Jjohnson
East Waishingstom
Abe
Joseph
Ciunmtaghan Avenue
Woodlawn
The
Tones
Berry Pickers Urged for Harvest Labor Volunteers
The Steneberg Rural Association offers inactive aid to women and girls 16 to join field work. Officials expect 16 000 to 20 000 boxes to be shipped during the peak of the campaign, with a large number needed to harvest and process the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steneberg Rirawherey
Wmmen
Assink
Wounded man in Youngstown shooting identified
The case centers on James and George Ewing in Youngstown after an encounter with Patrolman Parl. George Ewing was severely wounded when the officer fired three times as the suspect advanced with bottles. The mother and father gave statements about George’s prior conduct and the incident at City hospital where doctors say James has a fighting chance.
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Jom. Ewing
Wampum
Nes
George Ewing
Parl
Youngstown
George
Eliy Yprivon
Youngstowen
Aleo
Ant
James
James Ewing
Offfece
Bla
Park
George Twine
Ewing
Bin
Janus
Pote Mior
Endorsement of Bills Sunday Evangelism in Erie
An Erie editorial praises evan gelist Bills and his Sunday tabernacle work, noting immediate strong attendance and many confessions. It condemns critics while asserting the revival’s early success and calls for continued support as meetings continue. The piece highlights improved civic morals and calls the effort a beacon for better living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Iimes
Erin
Aneily
Anyona
Tabernacle
Carrie Nation Will Probate Casts Light on Estate
Carrie Nation's will dated 1977 is probated in Washington. It leaves about $20,000 in estate assets to her daughter Charlton A. McNabb, with $600 monthly support during life if she is or committed to an insane asylum. The remainder goes to the Garris Nation Home for Drunkards' Wives and Widows and other legatees including the Free Methodist church of Oklahoma and The Women's Christian Temperance Union of Kansas. Executor named is Harry D. Gordon, a longtime ally.
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Washington
Carrie Nation
I¢ Nation
Christian ‘Temperayue Union of
Kansas
Garris Nation
Bass season opens Thursday in Ellwood City area
Ellwood City reports bass season will open Thursday. Anglers plan to fish Slippery Rock and Connoquenessing creeks with guide Frank Nolan leading a strong early effort. Local streams are active with many bass and a history of heavy fishing in recent years.
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Ellwood City
Nolan
Laprenze
Pittisburg
Mahy Sfeld
Buss Gue
Seira
Township Rejects Perpetual Franchises for Traction Co
A large attendance at the Union township meeting saw tax payers reject the perpetual franchise proposal for a street railway. The vote opposed granting twenty five year rights and called for a $3,000 bond while a second meeting may be held to pursue a retire ment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McTard
Joe Cunningham
Medard
M. V
Porter
Union Township
Great Conference on Home Missions Held by Shenango Presbytery
Shenango presbytery met at Central Presbyterian Tuesday with Rev W G McConnell absent in Colorado. Rev A B McCormick chaired. Rev S A Kirkbride acted as clerk as routine business proceeded. a key resignation by Rev Knith was noted and delegates to the Atlantic City assembly reported. A conference on home missions was held this afternoon with a popular meeting planned for evening featuring Mr McAfee of New York and Dr J M McJunkin of Pennsylvania among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Central Presbyterian Church
Marnike
W. G. McConnell
Colorado
A. B. McCormick
A. Hirkbride
Knith
McAfee
New York
Oma Arte-Toag
D. EB. A McAfee
Home Imission Board
J. M. McSuntin
Synodical Homieomla
Hershey
Presbytery
Home Mission Committee
Kansas City Man Aims for Crowless Rooster Record
F J Welborn of Kansas City says he is breeding a crowless rooster after producing an almost wingless chicken kept at home. Neighbors joke about Nobel prizes if the plan succeeds, while Welborn keeps the method and secret of the strain to himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
F. J. Weltorn
Kansas C
Mr. Welborn
Ann
Ellwood City to start RCW subway construction soon
Officials of the railroad company announced plans to build a subway under Fifth Street in Ellwood City with concrete construction and half the cost paid by the company. The project, estimated around $30,000, aims to ease traffic and spur growth, though opinions differ on exact routing and street alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliawood City
Taltiness
Ohin
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
Colton Crop Worth Record Value Sets New U S Peak
A census bureau report places the 1911 crop value at 446 180 000 dollars, the highest in U S history, with the 1910 figure cited as 181 240 000 and 1908 at 186 000 000, noting large output despite low quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
United Press
Washington
Canan
United States
Lightning Does Serious Damage In Base Pa
A severe electrical storm struck Base, Pa, causing major damage to structures. Lightning destroyed a corner of the new Ma gole temple and pierced the roof of the Hoatan store. No injuries were reported. The State normal school and high school buildings suffered minor damage. Waterford reported large hail and broken windows in a village seediong.
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Base
Tarin i
Light- Hing
Hoatan
al Edinboro
State Normal Schoo
Schafer Named Principal of McKeesport School
C Schafer, six years at Highland Avenue schools, elected principal of Grandvievenue school in McKeesport. He accepted at New Castle school board meeting, remaining at previous salary of $150. He has not signed a contract and may relocate. New post offers salary advancement. Manchester Gann reports June 1.
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C. Schafer
Highland Avenue
Grandvievenue
McKernort
New Castle
McKeesport
Salare
34th convention of Beaver Valley PCH mission group
The 34th annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Beaver Valley presbytery will be held on June 16 and 24 at New Calliee County. Delegates from city churches and presbytery congregations are expected. Officers and committees will be elected and a full two day program includes devotions, reports, memorial services and a temperance address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Beaver Valley
Wyle
MecCaalin
J. N. Wagner
Oak Graven Funcheon
Nadine Kelso
New Galilee
McCalmer
Wi. H. Dunlap
New Castle
Ray
A. B. Dickie
Warm Springs
Oregon
Frank Book
Alice Duff
Dartington
Venting
J. T. Aiken
Rochester
Temperance
S.A. Meynard
Ground broken for Croton Avenue church addition
Ground was broken Tuesday afternoon for the Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church expansion. The project, costing about 9000 dollars, adds 16 or 17 Sunday school rooms, a finished basement, and a gallery to increase seating to about 200. Cramer & Anderson of the city held the contract and Rev Merrill led a brief prayer service at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avene
I T
Glen
Chia Cehler
Warship Wolverine Retired From Inland Seas Service
The Navy Department announces the sunboat Wolverine is to be decommissioned at Erie Pennsylvania and transferred to the naval militia. Last regular commissioned warship on the Great Lakes, it ends American naval presence on inland waters for the first time since the Bagot agreement. The Wolverine formerly the gunboat Nipigon served over two decades patrolling the lakes.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Erid
Thee Place
Riteance
Great Lakes
Tle
United States
Ron
Nichigen
Woman marries five husbands in weekday rotation
In St Louis Mrs Margaret Voss Warren married five times over years, each wedding on consecutive weekdays from Monday to Friday. After a Friday ceremony in East St Louis by Justice WP Williams, she jokes about luck and superstition as she entered husband number five. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hart Stil ex of Walnut?
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ST Louis
Margaret Voss Warren
East St. Louis
Justice of the Peace &. P. Wiliams
Wreck Near Beaver Falls After Brakes Fail
A motor vehicle on the Steftin Hil road in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania lost brakes and crashed, overturning and ejecting four occupants including E. B. Gerber and his family. The 16 year old daughter sustained a cut above the left eye while others escaped unharmed. the machine was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Central
Bia Automobile
Steftin Hil
Gerber
Pittsburg
Fammlly
Misa Gerber
Community notices from Fay and Pittsby area
Mrs W Buxton in New Calia and John Entog visiting friends in Pittsby are noted. Mr and Mrs El Beaver Walls visit friends near Sunny. A strawherey and lee oleonm festival to be held at the Lutheran church on Friday June 19 invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Buxton
New Calia
John Entog
Pittsby
el Beaver Walls
Triday
Alb
Dust Sprinkling Fight Delays Street Car Water Battle
City council holds two hour wrangle over a dust problem tied to street car sprinkling. Proposals from the street committee urge water from the New Contra Water Co to supply sprinkling and use fire plugs for water. The water company cites payment issues as delaying sprinkling while council debates authority and responsibility between city and both companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zerner
Counnlle
Cailahan
Mitchell
Coyumblen
Colwinty
Ure Walter Company
Traction Company
Cha
Hanna Clark Wedding Planned for June 29 in Danville Ky
Mr and Mrs Samuel Hanna of Vina Street announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Emma Hanna to De Clark of Danville Kentucky set for Thursday morning June 29 The ceremony will be at 16 oclock with Rev Harry Hanna a brother of the bride officiating There will be no attendants and a wedding dinner will follow at noon The couple will honeymoon abroad and reside in Danville after their marriage
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Samuel Hanna
Vina Street
Wil
Emma Hanna
Clark
Danville
Dane
Olglock
Hey
Harry Hanna
Elert
Market prices and agricultural goods listing
The page lists mixed market quotes for dairy butter eggs cheese and grains. It shows New Castro region prices for wheat corn rye oats and potatoes, and live stock prices including lambs cattle calves sheep and hogs. Vegetables fruits poultry and hay are priced per unit or weight with scattered figures and ranges.
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Papa One
Billy
Eastbrook
Foust
Edenburg
Louden-Mccaslin
10 Traction CO
RCW
Schafer
Manchester
Gann
J. Alvin Campbell
Indiana
Mes. Cook
Beaver Falla
Mountainerrs
Dertha
Houston
Franchburg
Maclon Scott
Inlind
Sir
Hart Stilex
Walnut Gira
Fay
Cantra Water Company
Counelliuut Stritmater
Wintermits
Hero
Fry
Teardon
Dickson
Hig
Street Committee
Hanna-Clark
New Castro
Botter and Legs
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