Woman Held on Shooting Case Faces September Term
Frances Linschinsky, charged with murdering her husband Vladislaw, was held for the September term after a Tuesday Alderman Green hearing. Testimony was largely circumstantial with little light on the crime, and bail could not be granted. She remains in jail until grand jury action. Charles H. Buell testified from South Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Linschinsky
Vladislaw Linschinsky
Alderman Green
Trime
A. W. Gardner
H. E. Martin
M. AL. Rabinovitz
Thomas W. Dick
Commonwealth
Linschinsky
Charles H. Buell
South Jefferson
Golf Match at New Castle Country Club Opens Season
On Saturday afternoon June 25 and daily thereafter a medal play 18 hole handicap match will award 50 percent to the lowest net score 30 percent to the next 20 percent to the third. Ladies also contest a sweepstake on Saturdays. A club golf team may be formed to face rival clubs as scores are posted and challengers may pick better players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Country Club
Gocal
New Castle
Ms Stocker May Be New Director
Miss Emma Stocker of Springfield Missouri may become the next physical director of the local Young Women’s Christian Association, succeeding Miss Cora Irby who resigned. The post has been offered to Stocker, with her likely acceptance despite a higher salary elsewhere, as she wishes to remain near her Ohio home. Stocker, an Oberlin alumna, is well qualified for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Stocker
Springfield
Young Woman's Christian Association
Cora Irby
Miss Stocker
Beng
Ohio
Oberlin
Street Inspector Elected for Year
Mr. Maher has been elected street and sewer inspector for the coming year by the street committee of councils. He will oversee all new streets and sewer work during the coming summer. William Mitchell had charge of this work last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maher
William Mitchell
Harmon for President Cry of Ohio Democrats
Ohio Democrats at the state convention re nominated Governor Harmon in a formality with a favorite son endorsement for 1940. Alfred M Cohen urged Harmon's renomination while the Bryan faction faltered on the U. S. Senate seat. Harmon's remarks pledged serving the people and upholding lawful limits of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Cry
Ohio Democrats
United Press
Dayton
Harmon and Harmony
Ohio
Bryan
Tom Johnson
United States
Cleveland
Alfred M. Cohen
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Man of Mystery Dies in Hospital
A 36 year old man found near West Pittsburg, later identified as James Ramonda, died at Shenango Valley Hospital after refusing to disclose any personal details. He was interred at the city poor farm burial ground with his true identity and kin unknown, authorities say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Raymonda
Ramonda
Shenango Valley Hospital
West Pittsburg
Raymonda
Italy
New York
Baby Benjamin Aaronson Repeats Teddy Roosevelt Name
A fifteen month Canadian baby in New York could not talk when his parents arrived Friday but today at the Knickerbocker hotel he repeats the name Teddy Roosevelt for hotel guests. Parents say the child picked up the expression from crowds in the hotel on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knickerbocker Hotel
Benjamin Aaronson
Teddy Roosevelt
Fay School Board Elects Teachers
Fay Pa June 22 The school board met last night and elected the following teachers for the coming term Philips G H Blake Fayetteville Alice Gilfillin Neshannock Falls Gertrude Buxton Rich Hill Carrie Wilson Shepherd Elsie Ligo Neshannock Francis Brown J R Wilson Mary Johnston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Philips
G. H. Blake
Fayette ‘Lle
Alice Gilfillin
Neshannock Falls
Gertrude Buxton
Rich Hill
Carrie Wilson
Shepherd
Elsie Ligo
Neshannock
Francis Brown
J. R. Wilson
Mary Johnston
Taft Plans Fourth of July Program in Boston
As Congress nears adjournment, President Taft announced he would carry out the Fourth of July program in Boston. He spoke on the outlook for the holiday celebration and related plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Taft
Boston
Infant murder scare ends with cat found in bag
City officials rush to a Shadyside avenue home after a plumber reports a bag containing a baby’s ribs. Upon investigation the bag is opened to reveal the head and body of a full grown cat, quelling the scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Shadyside Avenue
Brakeman Conklin Fatally Crushed In Butler Yard
C T Conklin 21 of Erie was crushed to death under an extra freight engine in the North Butler yards while on duty yesterday. He had been employed as a brakeman only a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
C. T. Conklin
Erie
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
North Butler
Damages Awarded to John Schleger in Railroad Suit
John Schleger of New Castle was awarded 2500 damages by Mahoning county court at Youngstown in a suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad. The 1909 accident at Black bridge crossing left him with a broken shoulder blade after being struck by a freight engine while crossing the tracks. He had sought 20000 and was hospitalized for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schleger
New Castle
Mahoning
Youngstown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Black Bridge Crossing
Schleger
J F P Kennelly breaks ground on Ray Street house
J F P Kennelly starts construction of a seven room frame house on Ray Street. The dwelling will include modern improvements and be a new residential building in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. P. Kennelly
Ray Street
Cudahy to Build Large Cold Storage Plant in New Castle
New Castle will see a sizable Cudahy Packing Co cold storage plant built on South Mill street costing about 25000 dollars. The two story buff brick facility will cover nearly the entire lot with 180 foot frontage and 87 foot width, housing beef storage 35 by 50 feet on the first floor plus additional cold storage. It will use air cooling without ice and include a local smoke house for meat products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Cudahy Packing Company
South Mill Street
Coney Island Rail mishap prompts safety probe and license reviews
A sightseeing railway accident at Coney Island toppled two cars from an embankment, killing or injuring many as crowds sweltered. Police investigate likely brake failure and operator method, with several scenic roads possibly losing licenses until reforms. One injured, Henry Fletcher of Los Angeles, is reported dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Coney
Henry Fletcher
Los Angeles
Coney Island Hospital
Propose Boycott on Yankee Goods
Venezuelan delegates at the Pan American conference in Valparaiso propose forming a confederation of South American nations to boycott American goods to curb perceived U S imperialism. They plan to push the motion in Buenos Ayres when the meeting opens July 9, citing U S actions in Venezuela as aggression and warning of U S efforts to dictate regional politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
United States
Venezuela
Buenos Ayres
Castro
South America
Hottest Day Record Tied as Coastal Town Sees 82 Degrees
Tuesday marked the longest day of the year with afternoon shade readings at 82 degrees in Sharon and Youngs town. The heat pushed residents to seek relief as residents noted the heat lingered into evening.
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Sharon
Youngstown
Death Record Notices for Several Residents
Miss Iva Z. Dart age 42 of 250 Pittsburg street. Rudolph M. Cline 20 of 166 Waldo street. Mrs Nancy Fowler 76 of County Line road. John Hays Bower 77 of Pittsburg. William M. Miller 81 of Mercer county It. James Raymonda 36 residence unknown. Infant Mazinio at 21 Lacock street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Z. Dart
Pittsburg
Rudolph M. Cline
Waldo Street
Nancy Fowler
County Line Road
John Hays Bower
William M. Miller
Mercer County
James Raymonda
Mazinio
Lacock Street
Naked swimming near Neshannonk bridge draws police notice
Six local youngsters swam in the Neshannonk near the Jefferson street bridge in July heat without wearing bathing suits. Police intercepted them as they fled naked, leaving three swimsuits behind. The incident prompts enforcement of the bathing suit law while avoiding disruption of the hot day’s enjoyment.
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Neshannock
Jefferson Street Bridge
Mercy
Chief Gilmore
Crangman Dies From Injuries At Carnegie Steel Mill
Rudolph Murphy Cline, 20, craneman of Butler, died at Shenango Valley Hospital after a crane accident at the Carnegie steel mill Tuesday evening. His foot slipped, crushing his foot and leg. an amputation failed to save him. Parents George W. and Mrs. Cline, along with siblings, survived. Funeral at 8 o'clock Wednesday at 166 Waldo street, burial in Butler.
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Rudolph Murphy Cline
Waldo Street
George W. Cline
Butler
Shenango Valley Hospital
Carnegie Steel Mill
Cline
Richey
Foster Gibson
Summit Presbyterian Church
George F. Cline
Walter M
Clarence Cline
Ella B. Gahgan
Sanorh
Oran Cline
Buter
Gibson
Allegheny
Miss Ilvan Dart Dies After Ill Health at 42
Miss Ilvan Dart longtime New Castle schoolteacher dies at midnight Tuesday at 250 Pittsburg Street after a period of illness. She was 42, daughter of Mrs Mary A Dart and the late James C Dart, and well known in church and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilvan Dart
Pittsburg Street
Miss Dart
New Castle
Mary A. Dart
James C. Dart
Republican State Convention Nominates Four Officers
Harrisburg June 22 delegates nominate John Tener for governor John Reynolds for lieutenant governor Henry Houck for secretary of internal affairs and Charles F Wright for state treasurer. The convention adjourned after approving a platform and praising Governor Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Boies Penrose
John K. Tener
Charleroi
John Reynolds
Bedford County
Charles F. Wright
Susquehanna County
Henry Houck
Lebanon County
Henry F. Walker
J. F. Taylor
Tener
Taylor
Washington County
George E. Alter
Charles R. Roades
Sproul
Pineapple theft leads to two arrests at storefront display
W. F. Rutter reported a noon theft of pineapples from his store display. Officer Wyman arrested two suspects found with pineapples, who claimed they did not steal them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rutter
Wyman
Mrs. Marie Wilson Guests in Aspinwall
Mrs Marie Wilson of Aspinwall is the guest of Mrs Clifford G Chambers of Court Street as reported in local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wilson
Aspinwall
Clifford G. Chambers
Court Street
Lost Father Found by Picture Show Crew in Seattle
William Larsen of Minneapolis found his father Captain Sam Larsen of the schooner Bringgold after a 21 year separation. A moving picture scene filmed in Petersburg Alaska in 1909 helped locate Sam who was believed dead and was later found on Seattle’s waterfront.
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Seattle
Wash
William Larsen
Minneapolis
Sam Larsen
Larsen
Olaf
Petersburg
Alaska
Sam
Mary
Father
New York
Water Front
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Ms Stocker
Bryan and Johnson
Man of Mystery
James Raymeda
Teddy
FAY School Board
Conklin
N. C
Alfred Wylie
Milton Street
Edward Curtis
Kurtz Place
S. Mill ST
Penna
John K. Tenner
Bluecoat
Crangman
Stuart
Harmony and Dispatch
John M. Reyn
Olds
Hoack
Secre
Tary
Wright
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