Thirteen Arrested by Police on Weekend
Thirteen arrests were made Saturday night and Sunday for various offenses. Two intoxicated men were released by the mayor, with others sent to clean the lockup. four arrests were for disorderly conduct. Names include Jno Burnside, Harrison Burnside, J F Burnside, Nessie Vatine, Joe Brown, George Jenkins, Earl Wagner and Doner Heckathorne, and Frederick Mitcheltree with fines totaling several dollars or short jail alternative.
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Lowellville
Sle
Jno. Burnside
Henderson Burnside
J. F. Burnside
Nessie Vatine
Joe Brown
George Jenkins
Earl Wagner
Doner Heckathorne
Frederick Mitcheltree
Butler Man On Trial For Larceny Of $1000 In Currency
James Yohn, 20, former assistant clerk for Baltimore & Ohio, faces a quarter sessions jury in Zelienople on charges of stealing a package with $1000 in unissued currency from United States Express. Forged bank signatures appeared after the theft. Yohn admitted the theft but not forging notes. Prosecution showed gifts to a young woman and lavish spending after the robbery. trial continues.
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Butler
James Yohn
Cnt
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Zelienople
United States Express Company
Peoples National Bank
Yohn
Pittsburg
Night shift activated for new Mahoning & Shenango plant
A night shift is at work on the $1.5 million power plant for the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Co in Lowellville. The plant will increase current for lines and supply Sharon firms, one of which has contracted with the street railway company. Completion is expected by December as two large crews labor around the clock on excavations for heavy dynamos and machinery.
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Mahoning & Shenango Railway & Light Co
Lowellville
Sharon
Street Railway Company
City Market to Build $19,000 Market House This Summer
The City Market company of Farrell plans construction of a new market house at a cost of nineteen thousand dollars to be completed this summer.
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City Market Company of
Farrell
Children’s Day Exercises at Third Christian Church
Children’s Day services held at Third Christian Church in Seventh ward. A large crowd saw a well prepared program after weeks of practice. Highlights included organ voluntary, songs by primary and Bible school groups, solos by Marie Fowler and Dorothy Stanley, recitations by Theo Thompson and Harry Coates, Star Drill by W. W. class, and the Berean Bible class conference.
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Third Christian
Seventh Ward
The
Bible School
Sara Robinson
Marie Fowler
Theo Thompson
Dorothy Stanley
Harry Coates
Mary Clark
Conference of Mission Workers
Berean
Children Observe Day at Simpson Methodist Church
A large audience attended a Children’s Day program at Simpson Methodist Church directed by William Alexander. The event raised 37 dollars for the church debt and featured recitations, songs, solos, duets, dialogue, pantomime and a Bible reading, with Merril Malland and Raymond McConnell assisting the choir.
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Simpson Methodist Church
William Alexander
Merril Malland
Raymond McConnell
Alfred Snyder
King
Elsie Snyder
Anna Gutti
Margaret Curts
Melvina Davis
Jesus
Miriam Curts
Chris Clark
Mary Dalzell
Fay McAllen
May Davis
Katie Gutti
Rose Gatherers and Planters
Mirian Curts
Edna Stewart
Katherine Gutti
Wm. Alexander
Dream Haunting Man Ends Life In Pennsylvania
Peter Luzecki, driven to suicide by a recurring dream of a funeral cortege, cut his throat with a razor after weeks of torment. Fellow boarders reported the nightmare began each morning at breakfast in the Phoenixville boarding house.
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Phoenixville
Peter Luzecki
Luzecki
Those Awful Roaches and the Easy Task Soap Ad
A vintage ad urges readers to stop fretting over roaches in kitchens. It promotes Easy Task soap as the solution to clean cracks and sinks and claims the soap drives roaches away and even keeps moths from woolens when used in laundry.
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Mr. Roach
Republican Party Faces Unity Debate Over Nominee
John Hays Hammond backs party unity under the Republican nominee regardless of who it is. He favors Taft. Truxton Beale, a Roosevelt delegate-at-large from California, disagrees with Hammond on presenting a solid front against the Democrats if Taft is chosen.
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John Hays Hammond
Republican Party
Mr. Hammond
Taft
Truxton Beale
Roosevelt
California
Hammond
Farewell reception for Rev H F Given at First U P Church
The First United Presbyterian church holds a farewell reception Friday evening for Rev. H. F. Given and his family. The congregation and friends attend as he preaches his last sermons before leaving for Spokane Washington to join the First U P Church there.
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U. P
First United Presbyterian Church
H. F. Given
Given
Spokane
Wash
First U. P
Titusville Couple Die In Presque Isle Bay Drowning
A Titusville couple honeymooning in Erie Pennsylvania perished when their small boat overturned in Presque Isle bay. Edward Nunn and Mr. Cartwright survived after grabbing the overturned craft as rescuers recovered the other two bodies. The victims had married six weeks earlier.
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Erie
Thomas Clune
Titusville
Presque Isle Bay
Cartwright
Edward Nunn
Clune
New Jury Law Proposed by Judge Barnum in Ohio
Judge W P Barnum proposes a six member jury system to cut costs and raise juror quality for common pleas trials. Juror daily pay would rise from two to five dollars and jurors would be chosen for community standing and intelligence ahead of the next state legislative session.
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Youngstown
W. P. Barnum
Common Pleas
Judge Barnum
Barnum
Stoneboro Chemical Company Organized
The Stoneboro Chemical Company was organized last week with J. C. Quinley as president, Charles Quinley as vice president and treasurer, and Dr. John E. Farringer as secretary and manager. The firm will manufacture calcined magnesia, milk of magnesia, magnesia carbonate, hydrated magnesia and oxidized magnesia.
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Stoneboro Chemical Company
J. C. Quinley
Charles Quinley
John E. Farringer
No Mineral Water at City Hall Today
Mineral water bottles and stands were removed from City Hall this morning. It is unclear if the action is temporary or tied to a recommendation by the finance committee to cancel the contract.
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Finance Committee of Councils
New Castle Publishes City Controller Year Book
The annual report by City Controller Lyman C. Hughes has been issued and distributed. It details receipts and expenses across all city departments for the past year and provides comprehensive information on city government.
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New Castle
Lyman C. Hughes
Street Committee Meeting Called For This Evening
A meeting of the street committee of councils has been called for this evening. No other committees of council have yet been scheduled to meet this week.
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Treadwell News Co
Neshannock Avenue
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Trends News Co
Mansfield
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Blue Ribbon Clothes Shop
J, Rollie Ferguson
New Castle, PA
Teddy
Trunton Beale and
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East Washington St
Hamilton
Harry Gross CO
National Bank
Washington Streets
Sciatica
Magistral Chem, Co
HALE
George W. Clutton
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace’ Block
Washington & Jefferson Sts
Union National Bank
E. Long Avenue
Cascade Park
Foster
Dog
Wise Mike
Hallsman and Webber
Four Lewises
Sam Harris
al G. Field
Reed Brothers
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