Eight Character Witnesses Rally for Perry Douds Trial
A court session on Perry Douds sees eight character witnesses testifying to his good reputation while handwriting experts dispute whether he authored several anonymous letters. Judge Wallace limits witnesses to twelve. testimony covers Douds' character, handwriting, and associations, with mixed opinions from local officials and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McConahy
Perry Douds
EH. K. Gregory
McConahy
John Blevins
Henry Gates
First Presbyterian
Mr. Aiken
Douds
D. F. Ralph Sworn
W. W
Colorado
Porteraville
Mr. Douds
Crogs
Aiken
WM. F. Douthett
Perry Doudst
W. Bell
Portersville
Dickey
Croas
Chief of Police
H Jaoka
Douda
Seventh Ward Presbyterian to Build New Church This Summer
Will build at the current site in Gothic pressed brick with stone trim. W C Patterson secures the contract for 13000 dollars plus 3000 dollars for interior furnishings. Architect W G Eckles designed the plan. The building features ten classrooms, a vestibule, large main entrance on Cedar Street, and a pulpit facing west. Construction began Monday and aims for early fall occupancy by Rev M W Keith and the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Patterson
Seventh Ward Presbyterian
W. G. Eckles
Cedar Street
Cherry Street
Seventh Ward
Seventh Ward — Presbyterian Church
M. W. Keith
Union Veteran Legion Holds Thanksgiving Sermon at Church
The Union Veteran Legion met Sunday night at First Methodist to hear Rev. T. Beach deliver a Thanksgiving sermon. The ceremony featured Te Deum Laudamus and a contralto solo by Miss Helen Urmson as veterans reflected on Civil War deeds and future vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veteran Legion
First Methodist Church
T. ©. Beach
God
Helen Urmson
Beach
Tam Gal
Paul
Lookout Mountain
Nerces
Alexander
Thermopylae
Alps
Appomattox
Jesus Christ
Gettysburg
Johnston
Washington
New Castle Considers Crematory Garbage Plant
The Jamestown Journal reports New Castle plans a crematory garbage plant as the only practical disposal method. A citywide survey of Ohio towns found self-sustaining plants work well and dumping is deemed barbaric and unhealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ohio
Jamestown Journal
Bert Wells Returns to The News as City Hall Reporter
Bert Wells, formerly on The News staff, returns after three months away spent as city editor of the Ohio Daily Press in Steubenville. Wells will again cover city hall and municipal affairs with enhanced, thorough coverage, leveraging his background at the Pittsburg Dispatch. John Kiskadden leaves The News to lead the Kittanning Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wells
Steubenville
Ohio Daily Press
Wells
Pittsburg Dispatch
John Kiskadden
Mr. Well
Kitanning Daily Record
The Douds Jurors Named For Case Verdict Watch
The News lists the 12 jurors for the Douds trial. J C Calvert M C Graham Harry Hood L J Koch F A Wilt W S Caldwell A T Dinsmore J H Mayberry H W McKean C P McMcCready James Smith William Whaley are identified as the jury panel as public interest runs high in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douds
J. C. Calvert
M. C. Graham
Harry Hood
L. J. Koch
F. A. Wilt
This City
W. S. Caldwell
Mt. Jackson
A. T. Dinsmore
East Brook
J. H. Mayberry
Shenango
H. W. McKean
Union
C. P. Mc McCready
Hickory
James Smith
Pulaski
William Whaley
Neshannock Township
Parolee John Stock Captured For Stolen Handkerchiefs
John Stock of Morganza reform school stole several handkerchiefs from Hawkins clothing store Saturday night. Police found the item on him after he was found disorderly on South Beaver street. Mayor Warnock jailed him for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Stock
Morganza Reform School
Hawkins Clothing
Bell
Stock
South Beaver Street
Warnock
Boy Hurt In Stone Crushes Fingers
James Smith, Ira Smith's son, ages S years, suffered a painful but non serious accident Saturday morning in the country at his uncle's home. He caught the first three fingers of his left hand under a stone, crushing them. A North Jefferson Street physician dressed the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ira Smith
Galbreath Avenue
Jefferson Street
Ten More Cases for Trial in June Court Term
The June term of criminal court sits this week and may run into next. Ten cases remain for trial after the Douds case. Among them David Ward Jr faces burglary and felonious assault charges and would be sent over the road if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Douds
David Ward, Jr
Moravia Man Overcome by Heat On Long Avenue Building
W H Miller of Moravia was overcome by heat Saturday afternoon while working on the new Bichbaum block on East Long avenue. A West Long avenue physician treated him and he was taken home. The incident is not expected to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Miller
Moravia
Bichbaum Block
East Long Avenue
West Long Avenue
Miller
Motorman John Warnock Taken For Appendicitis Operation
John Warnock of Brooklyn Avenue was hospitalized Saturday afternoon for an appendicitis attack and was taken to the Ma honinginan Street car line hospital to undergo an operation. The brief item notes his occupation and medical need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warnock
Brooklyn Avenue
Mahoninginan
City raids purge disorderly houses in midnight sweep
Mayor Warnock and Chief Horner led raids on Clara Lawson on Grove street and Mabel Clark on South Jefferson street arresting 20 people including 10 women and 18 men. Proceeds netted $173 for the city as residents faced fines and two drunks were sent to the poor farm or hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnock
Horner
Clara Lawson
Grove Street
Mabel Clark
South Jefferson Street
Lawson
Shields
Spiers
VanGorder
Andrew Robinson
Hites
Eberly
Atkinson
Jefferson Street
Goldie Davidson
May Smith
Sacha
Mitchella
Denthy Horner
Gertrude
Childs
Selvy Lutes
Eva Graham
Lela Robinson
Clark Place
Surprise West Side Holdup Shocks Local Boys
A juvenile holdup on the W N Y and P tracks near Croton crossing left several Croton Hill youths humiliated by a rival gang. The attackers produced revolvers and robbed the boys of jack knives and trinkets from their pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Hill
Croton Crossing
Alumni Meeting At Westminster College Commencement
The annual alumni meeting will be held Tuesday evening at the Second U P church. Miss Gertrude Clark and Miss Anna Caldwell will provide music. The program includes piano solo by Miss Anna Caldwell, an essay by Mrs. Mina McElree Gordon, a vocal solo by Miss Gertrude Clark, and an ovation to Alex McIntosh Esq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster College
U. PF
Gertrude Clark
Anna Caldwell
Mina McElree Gordon
Alex McIntosh
Editor Shaw returns after two week absence
Editor Geo W. Shaw of The News returns to his desk this morning following a two week trip that included New York City a tour of the Hudson and a visit to the Pan American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Shaw
the News
New York City
Hudson
Tripped on Wire Causes Bone Fracture in City Streets
J We of Marrow of Worst Washington street tripped on a wire near his home Saturday evening and fell injuring his left side. A surgeon treated the fracture at North Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. We
Marrow
Washington Street
Mercer Street
Scientific Highlights From Popular Science Notes
The article cites health death rates from whooping cough and measles in children under five, notes Dr. Walter J. Gregory as son of a London merchant and Melbourne geology chair holder, lists Newcomb’s solar cycle dates, discusses egg size variation in birds, incubation links to egg size, and reports that Neptune shows a green disk with belts similar to Jupiter, with outer planets sharing cloud belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Gregory
London
Melbourne’ University
Newcomb
Astrophytical
Solar
Naval Observatory
Washington
Neptune
Jupiter
Uranus
Saturn
Hats Update Highlight Straw and Silk Adornments
Summer millinery features Madagascar straw hats draped with silk or scarves, pink hats with rose crowns and tulle brims, black velvet bands, and ostrich plumes. Deep écru straws echo Spanish turban shapes, while straw flies on chiffon form soft folds. Ornate detailing remains abundant across the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Ita
Mill Linery Entomological Collection
In Our Own Country Summary of National Statistics and Observations
A survey notes 1500 Tennessee convicts 29 are college graduates while California hosts about 45000 Italians with 50000000 in property. New York papers spend about 1 million annually on paper. Boston and Montreal owe debts per capita. two Franklin portraits in Boston library. Regional names for the peanut vary from goober to pindar and jurnut. New York Supreme Court sees over 1000 uncontested divorces yearly with 75 percent decrees. The uncomplicated process yields swift divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
California
New York
Boston
Montreal
Cincinnati
Franklin
Boston Public Library
Duplessis
Edward Brooks
Grenze
Gardner Brewer
Georgia
Alabama
Gulf States
United States
West Indies
England
Supreme Court
New York County
N. Y
Feminine Frills and Fashionable Wash Waists Rise in Style
Bloral toques in black silk poppies dominate Parisian flair with white chip hats trimmed by plumes and roses. Wash waists feature coarse canvas, homespun mesh, and front holes. canvas hems and bow accents appear. Fashions show cat bows, ruffles, spotted net, lace, chiffon, marabout, and gray or white tones.
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Hoon
Wallace
R. A
Postmaster Brown
St. XK. Aiken
Walter
William Becker
William P. Morrison
John Foster
Hiram G. Miller
Winternitz
JT Do
Jeter
Leter
David Dickey
R. IK. Aiken
J. A. Fleckenstein
Lewis Horn
E. L. Hoon
Louis Hoon
Blevins
E. M. McMillen
Spring
Seventh Ward Presbyterians
Methodist Church
Chance OF Staff
South New Castle
Glover & Squiers
New Wilmington
Popular Science
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