Roosevelt Stampede Effort Launched At Chicago Meeting
Thomas W. Phillips leads a drive to organize Roosevelt backers for the Republican convention in Chicago. He and Lewis Emery of Bradford host a dinner at the Metropole as delegates and political figures discuss uniting Roosevelt supporters amid Taft opposition. The movement aims to centralize leadership before a potential multi ballot convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wells
Chicago
Thomas W. Phillips
Roosevelt
Phillips
Taft
Hotel Metropole
New Castle
Battle Over Anti Injunction Plank Divides Gompers Cannon
Chicago reports indicate labor leaders and Republican factions clash over the anti-injunction plank as Wade Ellis of Ohio and Paul Morton oppose government stock issuances and corporate licenses. The AFL signals possible action if the plank is dropped, while Gompers calls Cannon’s arrival a political maneuver.
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R. Hazard
United Press
Chicago
Joe”Cannon
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Paul Morton
Morton
Resolutions Committee
American Federation of Labor
Kaiserhoff
Labor
Gompers
Cannon
Ben Hur Tribe Holds Memorial for the Departed
Two memorial services were held Sunday by the Tribe of Ben Hur and the Lady Maccabees in Woodman hall. Rev. C. S. Brooks delivered the address for both groups with Samuel Warnock delivering the eulogy for the Ben Hur service. More than 300 white carnations were used in the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Lady Maccabees
Woodman Hall
C. S. Brooks
First Christian Church
Samuel Warnock
Rev. Brooks
Man crawls into cellar at 508 Scioto Street
Sam Basso was intercepted by Officer Nelson at 1 30 Sunday morning while attempting to crawl into the cellar of the residence at 508 Scioto Street. He was arrested on a suspicion charge and taken to the city lockup, released Sunday morning after reprimand by Mayor Lusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Basso
Nelson
Scioto Street
Basso
Lusk
Mailbox stolen from residence on North Beaver Street
A mailbox was stolen last night from the home of W. J. Moffatt at 78 North Beaver Street. It is the first theft of this kind reported in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Moffatt
North
Beaver Street
Woman Declared Insane After Refusing to Speak
Teresa Gunmesch of Youngstown after two weeks of silence is declared insane and committed to an asylum. The incident highlights pressure to act on noncompliant behavior in the era's mental health practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Gunmesch
Youngstown
Rev Basil King Called to Ohio
Rev Basil King longtime pastor of the Presbyterian church at Stoneboro has been called to the congregation at Newcomerstown Ohio He notified his Stoneboro church of his acceptance and is well known in New Castle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil King
Presbyterian Church
Stoneboro
Newcomerstown
King
New Castle
Fishing Season Opened in Pennsylvania Streams
The statewide fishing season opened today in Pennsylvania streams. Fishermen headed to regions like Slippery Rock Creek with high expectations for large catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock Creek
Fairbanks 13 Boomed Again for Vice President
In a campaign update from Fairbanks 13 station the voice prints show boom for vice president speculation. The item notes repeated calls for the running mate role and presents a snapshot of local reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Vice Pres
Iowa Opposes Dolliver as Vice Presidential Pick
Telegrams pour in from across the state and nation protesting Dolliver’s promotion to vice president. Curtis Guild endorsed. Fairbanks touted as preferred. Delegations including Leslie Shaw visit Chicago as Iowa lawmakers mobilize against Dolliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Iowa
Curtis Guild
Henry £. Eland
United Press
Chicago
Charles F. Fairbanks
Indiana
Dolliver
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Cummins
Senate
Taft supporters charged as traitors in Chicago rally
United Press reports rising black discontent over Taft Roosevelt split. H Cress called for death to race traitors and urged Ku Klux Klan style action. Rev Waldron and Rev Gillian condemned Roosevelt and Washington. Negro delegates threaten a bolt and new party with Foraker as candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Taft
Cress
J. M. Waldron
Washington, D. C
National American Negro League
Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
E. L. Gillian
Cleveland
Mississippi
South
J. B. Foraker
Preston Moseley Wedding To Be Quietly Solemnized
Miss Martha E. Preston and Mr J Paul Moseley will marry this Monday evening in a quiet ceremony at the parsonage of Rev E E Higley The groom is a member of the First Methodist church Afterward they will reside in the Reark apartments on Highland avenue with a newly furnished home ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Preston
Court Street
J. Paul Moseley
West Washington Street
E. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Highland Avenue
Boys' Brigade to Be Re organized at Central Christian Church
Plans completed for re organization of the boys brigade at Central Christian church on East Long avenue. Pastor Rev. A H Jordan to lead. Arrangements are under way for a camp to be held in July at a yet to be decided location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Brigade
Central Christian Church
East Long Avenue
A. H. Jordan
Children’s Day Celebration at Central Christian Church
Sunday evening at the Central Christian church featured the annual Children’s Day program with an unusually attractive presentation and a large offering collected for church activities and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Death Records for Cox, Gwin and Wilkison in Local Townships
Samuel C. Cox aged 23 of Shenango township, David C. Gwin aged 15 of Moravia, and Benjamin F. Wilkison aged 67 of Big Beaver township are listed in local death records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Cox
Shenango Township
David C. Gwin
Moravia
Benjamin F. Wilkison
Big Beaver Township
Bennett couple to make Harrisburg their permanent home
William B. Bennett of Boyles avenue an agent for Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance left Saturday night for Harrisburg where he will make his future home Mrs Bennett has already been in Harrisburg for some time They expect to return to the city about July 1 for a short stay and then will leave to make Harrisburg their permanent home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Bennett
Boyles Avenue
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Harrisburg
Bennett
Officer Eberle On The Sick List
Day patrolman Jack Eberle of the First ward beat is reported on the sick list and unable to report for work this morning. Officer Laughey McConahy, just back from his vacation during which he married, reports for duty this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Eberle
Laughey McConahy
Benedict
William Filson Chosen Choir Director at St John’s
The choir of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran church has elected William Filson as director and he will assume charge immediately. Filson is a well known musician and the church regards itself fortunate to have him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Filson
Filson
Youth Drowns While Bathing in Beaver River Near Moravia
David Chester Gwin, 15, son of Ed Gwin, drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming with companions in the Beaver River near Moravia. Cramp attack believed to have caused his drowning. body recovered about 6 PM. Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday in Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gwin
Moravia
Beaver River
Ed Gwin
Jackson
Tom Jenkins
Gwin
Mont Jackson
David Chester Gwin
Beaver Township
Oak Park Cemetery
Sammy Brown to be Tried While Feeney Case Delayed
At the opening of the burglary trial for Hugh Feeney and Sammy Brown, separate trials were granted. Brown pleaded not guilty and requested a jury. Feeney’s indictment was challenged but deemed sufficient. The case proceeds with a fresh jury pool as the term progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy” Brown
Steve Feeney
Hugh Feeney
Sammy Brown
Feeney
William M. Brown
Andrews
Sammy
Charles E. Medard
James C. Norris
Charles Young
B. A. Winternitz
W. H. Falls
P. Emery
Brown
Young
Porter
Logan
Steve Marshall
Exciting Runaway at Portersville Injures Two Women
A runaway horse event at Portersville on Saturday left Mrs. Frank Kleber of Pittsburg with severe bruises after she escaped the frightened horse. Miss Ethel Covert of Portersville was dragged nearly a half mile before the animal was stopped and both are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portersville
Frank Kleber
Pittsburg
Ethel Covert
Trolley’s Coming Puts New Life Into an Old Town
The Valley News reports Zelienople begins upgrading in anticipation of the Pittsburg Harmony Butler & New Castle Railway line opening soon. Citizens focus on depot area improvements as the trolley service nears operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troley
Zelienople
Pittsburg
Harmony
Annual Knights of Columbus Outing at Cedar Point
The Mansfield council 687 hosts the annual Knights of Columbus outing at Cedar Point on Lake Erie from July 12 to 20. A grand ball is scheduled for Friday evening July 17, with many local knights expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Mansfield Council 687
Preparatory Communion Services Scheduled at Central Presbyterian
Communion will be observed next Sunday at the Central Presbyterian church with preparatory services Friday evening and Saturday afternoon. Dr. B. F. Hershey of the First Presbyterian church will conduct Friday evening services, and Saturday afternoon Rev. R. H. Mulholland of the Highland United Presbyterian church will have charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
8. F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
R. H. Mulholland
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Fireworks Cause Two Small Fifth Ward Fires
Fireworks from the Italian celebration were blamed for two small fires in the Fifth ward Saturday evening. The first blaze, at the Italian grocery on Mill and Home streets, started when a toy balloon lodged on the roof. loss was small. A second alarm at 12:15 a.m. sent crews to a rear barn on Moravia street occupied by Slavish people. loss was slight.
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Fifth Ward
Connery
Mill
Home Streets
Moravia Street
Prisoner Escape Sparks Youthful Aide Charge
New York June 15. Atillo Simon, 19, held at police headquarters, faces charges of aiding five Italians to escape from Ellis Island detention May 14. A police plant traced him to the Emerald Boat club in South Brooklyn where he provided the escape boat used May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atillo Simon
Ellis Island
Simon
Decorators Plan Elks Tristate Reunion Decorations
Members of the decorating committee visited every merchant on Washington street this morning to arrange festive decor for the Elks Tristate reunion. They reported assurances that all New Castle stores will be suitably decorated for the event tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Tristate
the Elks
Washington Street
Joint Meeting Planned by Aid and Missionary Groups
A joint meeting of the Ladies Aid society and the Missionary society of Central Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
Out of the Old Home week celebration moves to historical society
Brief notes indicate the Out of the Old Home week event in Youngstown aims to expand support for the Mahoning County Historical Society as organizers seek growth and preservation momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Sainati Verdict in Duff Murder Case
Jury convicts Dominick Sainati of second degree murder in the Duff case after a rapid deliberation from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. A large crowd gathers at the courthouse as Sainati faces the verdict and courtroom drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Sainata
William Duff
Court House
Dominick Sainati
Verdict of Murder in the Second Degree Delivers Mixed Reactions
In a courtroom foreman Rev. John Gealey announced guilty of murder in the second degree. Samata showed confusion until the judge explained no hanging but penitentiary time. Jurors doubted key witness Calaute, whose prior testimony conflicted with earlier statements. The defense may not seek a new trial. the maximum penalty is twenty years with good conduct reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gealey
C. H. Andrews
Samata
H. A. Wilkison
Wilkison
Gealey
Sainata
Joe Calante
Commonwealth
Alderman Green
Seeley Houk
Houk
Calaute
Duff
Auto speeding report in Seventh Ward
Police reported Sunday morning that a car with plate 7360, owned by Robert Allen, was operated at speeds exceeding 30 miles per hour in the Seventh Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
Seventh Ward
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Thos. W. Phillips
Metropole
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Mr. Phillips
Lewis Emery
Jimmy Burke
BEN Hur Tribe
Chicago Sunday
H. C. Cress
Foraker
Preston-Moseley
Cent. Christian CH
Eberle
Willis Gormley
Thomas J. Spiers
Defense
Waddington
K. OF C
NEW Society
Joe Calaute
Sainati
Squire Duff
Dominick Samata
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