Labor Fray At AFL Convention Seethes Over Lewis Boost
At Cincinnati June 20 the AFL convulsion shows John L. Lewis musters support but falls short of a majority. Statisticians estimate 12 848 votes for Lewis with 31 464 total, leaving 1 125 votes to spare for a win. A possible lull in work and an early July strike loom amid coalition talks with railroad workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Wheaton
Lewis
Labor
Federation
Carmen’s Union
The
Carpenters
Miners’ Head
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Testimonial from Stella Newton of Portland Indiana praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing her daughter's irregularity and pain. The note urges mothers to guard daughters' health and avoid cold feet heavy lifting or overwork, claiming the remedy is safe and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Indiana
Lydia Binkham
Stella Newton
R. R
Lydia Z. Pinkham
Parents seek damages for child death in street fire
Mr and Mrs Clemens Abramski by attorney James A Chambers sue John Grzybasky for 5000 damages over the death of five year old Regina Abramski. They claim Grzybasky burned rubbish on Moravia Street without a permit and negligence caused the child’s fatal burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Abramski
James A. Chambers
John Grzybasky
Regina Abramski
Grzybasky
Moravia
Verdict of guilty against Sam Makovich in chicken case
The jury found Sam Makovich guilty of receiving stolen goods in a trial before Judge Emery. The other two defendants were found not guilty. Makovich, the boarding house boss, operated the cellar where the stolen fowl were allegedly kept. The charges of breaking and entering and larceny were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Sam Makovich
Makovich
Suit Filed to Recover On Balance of 494.40
Archivle Starace and Company with Hugus Gibson and Caldwell attorneys file suit against L Russo and N Russo to recover 494.40 on a bill of goods alleged due. The total bill was 951.36 with part paid, interest claimed from April 25, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archivle Starace and Company
Hugus, Gibson and Caldwell
L. Russo
N. Russo
Brown Tries Carrying Auction Clock Home
After buying a grandfather clock at an auction Brown could not find help to transport it. He strapped the clock to his back and headed home, colliding with a burly navvy who apologized. The navvy quipped that Brown should buy a wrist watch if he cannot blow his horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Baltimore Plans Major Port Development Investment
Baltimore outlines a plan to spend about 50 thousand dollars to upgrade and expand its port facilities, signaling a push to boost trade capacity and harbor infrastructure.
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Baltimore
Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo
An old health note recommends Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a safe, greaseless option for hair care. It argues most soaps and shampoos are harsh, drying the scalp, and says two to three teaspoonfuls mixed with warm water create rich lather that cleanses hair and scalp and leaves hair silky.
Gained Flesh With Dreco Promises Health Benefits
Sorely underweight readers are urged to take Dreco to gain weight and energy. A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Burnette claims ten pounds in two weeks with improved digestion, appetite, sleep, and reduced constipation. The ad promotes McKee’s Rate Store with Dreco Expert Miss Harper offering free advice and a special price.
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Dreco
Mary Burnette
North Cedar Street
New Castle, Pa
Dreep
McKee
Seven Counties Seek Closed Season In Game Debate
Harrisburg June 20 Seven counties have petitioned the state game commission to close hunting in their areas under the game code. Perry seeks two years banning ring necked pheasants. Armstrong requests five years for deer and four years for elk and pheasants quail. Cambria, Carbon, Lackawanna and Northumberland join others in proposing two year limits on various game. The commission meets July 6 to act amid growing conservation sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Game Commission
Perry
Armstrong
Cambria
Carbon
Lackawanna
Ringnecks
Northumberland
Powder and cosmetic prices from a vintage ad list
A fragmentary price list shows assorted cosmetics including talcum powders, face powders, rouge, cold cream, and massage oils. Items include Mary Garden products, Pompeian lines, Palmolive, Garden Dreams, and others with prices ranging from 5 to 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden Rouge
Garden Dreams
Mary Garden Cold Comat Schd Ceee
45 inch Swiss Organdie on sale at special price
A 45 inch genuine Swiss Organdie in permanent finish priced to clear stock. Importers overstocked this number and offered a special deal to reduce their inventory. Savings passed to customers on sale tomorrow and the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tic Yard
Real estate transfers list from New Wilmington and area
Transactions show Jane A. Phillips and Margaret A. Bentley exchanging properties for $1 in New Wilmington. Hosea C. Warner sale to James R. Sampson in North Beaver for $500. McCain Realty sells to Frank S. Hoover in Union for $1. Several other transfers include Charles Morgan to Theodore Morgan in Fifth ward, Chas. C. Duff extr. to Fred C. Duff in Second ward for $4009, and multiple $1 deeds to Eugene A McKinney Shenango and George R. Dunn Second ward. Bessemer and Fourth Fifth wards appear in transfers to Joseph Jereb and Weingartner Realty respectively.
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Jane A. Phillips
Margaret A. Bentley
New Wilmington
Hosea C. Warner
James R. Sampson
North Beaver
James R. Martin
Carl W. Belles
Second Ward
McCain Realty Company
Frank S. Hoover
Union
Charles Morgan
Theodore Morgan
Fifth Ward
Chas. C. Duff
Fred C. Duff
Nuremberg as Historic Pencil Making Hub
Nuremberg has long stood as the central hub of pencil production for over a century and a half, shaping the industry with a lasting legacy.
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Nuremberg
Embarrassing Heirs Can be Quickly Removed
Advert says a quick painless method to remove hair using delatone paste. Apply paste to under arms neck or face, wait two to three minutes, rub off and wash. One application suffices except stubborn growths. Buy delatone in original package and mix fresh.
Kept $15 000 In Belt Until Bandits Met Him
The report describes a train robbery in which Gus Erickson carried $15,000 in a belt. Bandits attacked him April 16, and authorities later recovered $3,200 in cash from caches on Cowboy hill in the Black Hills region. J. J. O'Malley and associates were implicated with the robbery. O'Malley was later arrested in western South Dakota.
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Stoux
Falls
Cowboy Hill
Black Hills
South Dakota
J. J. O'Malley
Gus Erickson
Missouri
Mont
Erickson
O'Malley
Montana
Wilkin Family Visited Cleveland Sunday
O Wilkin and daughters Margaret and Gertrude along with Warren Wilkin motored to Cleveland Sunday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs Ralph Whittaker.
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Wv. O. Wilkin
Margaret
Gertrude
Warren Wilkin
Cleveland
Ralph Whittaker
Visitors and church events mark New Castle week
Miss Katheryn Waldinger visited New Castle on Saturday. Mrs K M Michaels and daughter Etta returned home after a week with Ham burg relatives. Francis Hillard of Ambridge spent weekend with his parents near Pittsburgh area. Miss Helen Hillard of Clairton visits her parents. Children’s Day exercises were held in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Mrs Gaston and children and Miss Hutchison of New Castle concluded a visit with their aunt Mrs N O Allen. The Misses Anna Hazel and Ethel Fair left Monday for Edinboro Pa.
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Katheryn Waldinger
New Castle
K. M. Michaels
Etta
Hamburg
Francis Hillard
Ambridge
S L. Brenneman
Pittsburgh
Volant
Helen Hillard
Clairton
Hillard
Presbyterian Church
Local Visitors Called on Friends in New Castle
Mr and Mrs J K Simison and daughter Helen of New Castle called on friends here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Barton Williams of New Castle called on friends here recently. Mr and Mrs E M Hillard attended Home Week at Grove City last week. Mr and Mrs S A Allen and children were New Castle shoppers Friday. S F Boyd was a business caller at New Castle Friday. Miss Florence Daniels and Paul Bradley of New Castle were Sunday guests of Mrs Alex Johnson.
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J. K. Simison
Helen
New Castle
Barton Williams
E. M Hillard
Grove City
S. A. Allen
S. F. Boyd
Florence Daniels
Paul Bradley
Alex Johnson
Senator Crow in Critical Condition Remains Unchanged
Uniontown Pennsylvania reports United States Senator William E. Crow remains in critical condition with no change in his status as of today. International News Service says his health remains fragile and unresolved.
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International News Service
Uniontown
United States
Wm. E. Crow
Mrs Hetty Johnson Returns From Pittsburgh Visit
Mrs Hetty Johnson has returned home after a motor trip and a week’s visit with friends in Pittsburgh.
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Hetty Johnson
Pittsburgh
Home From School Miss Jean Gibson Slippery Rock Student
Miss Jean Gibson, a student at Slippery Rock State Normal School, is reported to be home from school. Further details are not included in the fragment.
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Jean Gibson
Slippery Rock
Bill Collector Interrupts Doctor Visit Joke
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a patient in a doctor’s waiting room saying you are next and a bill collector plan to pay the doctor with a little something on account. The exchange humorously questions tipping and fees in a medical setting.
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Birmingham Age- Herald
Arizona and Missouri Pass Workmen’s Compensation Laws
Arizona and Missouri became the latest states to enact workmen’s compensation laws, expanding protections for workers and outlining new dispute mechanisms and coverage requirements within their labor statutes. The moves reflect a broader trend toward employer liability reform and social welfare adjustments nationwide.
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Arizona
Missouri
Thornton W Allen Returns From Yellowstone Park
T. W. Allen of West South Street who left for Yellowstone Park for the summer has arrived and is reported to be feeling fine according to word received here.
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T. W. Allen
West South ‘Street
Yellowstone Park
Pair recalls proposal mishap and wife’s reaction
Mr Meekton recalls the day he proposed to his wife and felt absurd. Mrs Quail asks if she laughed, and he says she sometimes wished she had.
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Mr. Meekton
Mrs. Quail
Canada Holds Vast Share Of Global Water Power
A report notes Canada possesses nearly half of the world’s water power, reflecting its vast hydroelectric resources and potential for energy output and export. It emphasizes the country’s geography and infrastructure enabling this share.
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Canada
Lemon Juice Bleach Claim Promises Fairer Complexion
Advertisement touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White as a harmless skin bleach. It instructs applying the lotion daily to face neck and hands to whiten skin and fade freckles sunburn and tan. The copy cites stage beauties as users and claims it does not irritate.
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John Lewis
Pyscahn
ROYAL
Marvin Electric. Co
Bee
Sarat
North
Mercer Street
Mrs. Clemens Abramski
Bill
Colonial Yarn House
D.cherry St.Phila
Fred D. March
Bhaw St
Water St
Bell
M. City
Mrs
W. J. Offutt Co
Merien
Offutt
Mary Garden
Haltogsteade
Colgate
Baronet
Armour
W. J. Offutt
Butler
Wiwarties
Rayne
Glendora
J. J. Dean Grocery CO
Senator Crow
Thornton W. Allen
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