Opening of Almira Annex Sets June 26 Visit and Supper
The Almira Home association prepares to open its new annex next Wednesday June 26. Guests may tour two furnished floors and enjoy a 35 cent supper to fund the institution. Mrs. George W. Moody presides with chairmen handling tables and reception duties.
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Annex
George W. Moody
Association
B. F. Butler
Stewart Love
David Jameson
David Moore
George Greer
Hege
Queer Way to Hold Elections in Village District
Prof. R. R. Liebendorfer of Württemberg sought details at the court house on the formation of an independent school district in the village. He noted there is no fixed election date. elections occur between March and July as set by the old board’s resolution, and he hoped court records would reveal the exact date.
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R. R. Liebendorfer
Wurtemburg
Court House
Liebendorfer
No Special Police Protection for Dog Catcher Discussed
At a police committee meeting the dog catcher Young was told no officer will be assigned to assist him. A compromise requires him to work in uniform and to impound stray dogs at a designated site. Young vows to arrest anyone who interferes with his duties.
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Young
Police Committee of Councils
No More Poles In Front Of Dwellings
The city electrical committee tonight instructed the electrician to grant poles only on lines separating properties, ending the practice of placing poles in front of doors windows and driveways. Electrician Devlin is tasked to implement the policy.
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Electrical Committee of Councils
City Electrician
Devlin
Taylor township school bonds offered for sale
School Board sale Taylor township school district offers eight thousand five hundred dollars in bonds of five hundred dollars each. Bonds carry six percent interest payable semi annually and are the district's only bonded debt. Bids due by July 1 1907 and to be delivered to attorney Vincent M Brown and George F Pitzer president secretary at Lawrence Savings and Trust building.
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Taylor Township
W. K. Hugus
Lawrence Savings and _ “Trust
Vincent M. Brown
George F. Pitzer
Burglary Epidemic Plague Greenville Homes
An ongoing spree of burglaries hits Greenville with three houses entered early yesterday morning. Police urge residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity as investigations continue.
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Greenville
Comedy Methods At Court Trial Involving Wilson
The trial segment shows Wilson facing jurors and judges with questions about morality. Key witnesses recount missing suitcases found at carnival grounds and a merry-go-round incident. Wilson defends himself on the stand denying theft and claims boxing and law studies as background.
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John Kauffman
Carnival
Manager Long
Carnival Company
Davis
Young
Cascadilla
N. Y
New Castle
McKees Rocks
Billy Kennett
John Kaufman
Jimmy
Thomas Dickey
W. W. Stevenson
Walter
Reynolds
Youns
Commonwealth
Detectives Fail to Capture Man Who Jumped Bond
Detectives have not located William Burkett on a larceny charge after efforts failed. Mrs. Mary Luttlemeyer of Youngwood Pa on his bond for 600 dollars may lose her money. Burkett is indicted for robbing a box car with Charles Bridges and Alfred West. West is jailed. Perkins detectives hunted Burkett for Mrs Sattlemover who paid 600 dollars in cash bond.
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William Burkett
Mary Luttlemeyer
Youngwood
Burkett
Charles Bridges
Alfred West
Perkins
Sattlemover
Lightning burns off cup handle in Five Points incident
A five points resident reports a lightning strike during a storm yesterday touching a metal cup raised to a daughter of Adam Smith. The bolt burned the cup handle and left the girl stunned before she quickly recovered.
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Adam Smith
Five Points
Sharon
Costs appeal over two informations in card sale case
Audley Henderson and John L. Her bold pleaded guilty on two charges connected with selling questionable cards and papers at South Mill street arcade. They appeal the $33.35 taxed costs claiming two informations and indictments were duplicative and one warrant would have sufficed. Judge Porter ordered a rule to show cause why costs should be paid.
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Audley Henderson
John L. Herbold
South Mill Street
J. W. Cunningham
Andrew Magill
Alderman Ranney
A. W. Gardner
Porter
Lake Erie College Commencement Ends With Home Focus Advice
Congressman T. E. Burton told the Lake Erie College graduates in Painesville Ohio to avoid a public career and to influence society through home life. He urged the class to pursue kindness hope and confidence as guiding ideals.
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Painesville
T. E. Burton
Lake Erie College
Edith Moore Near Death Crisis Hint in Youngstown Affair
A close watch was kept over Edith Moore, second wife of Thomas Trehearn, in Youngstown last night to prevent her from harming herself. The incident centers on a suspected suicide risk and a protective intervention by others.
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Edith Moore
Thomas Trehearn
Youngstown
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