Young Shot in Leg by Revolver Accident
Sidney Young of East Liverpool, visiting with excursionists, was accidentally shot in the knee Wednesday afternoon while he and a Marsh family group examined a revolver at Stawert Place. He was taken to Shenango Valley hospital where the bullet was removed near the ankle. Doctors report he is progressing well and unlikely to suffer lasting harm.
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Sidney Young
East Liverpool
James Marsh
Stawert Place
Marsh
Young
Shenango Valley
Millionaire Tramp Visits D Panaro
A millionaire tramp, touring eleven years with eleven cents in rail fare, has been jailed several times for trespass and now recounts prison life. He speaks Italian and other languages and chats with Panaro about Panaro’s trial and relief at not facing hanging for Magwire’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panaro
Magwire
National Bank of Lawrence County Ranks Sixth in U S List
The National Bank of Lawrence County, New Castle, secures sixth place in the twenty first annual roll of honor of national banks. Among 1,263 banks, the New Castle institution stands among the foremost in the United States.
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United States
National Bank of
Lawrence County
New Castle
New Castle Institution
Local Residents Named in Plain List of Officials
Samuel Tanner of New Castle Mae Vera Tindall of Shenango township W. E. Cunningham of Connellsville Mae Brown of Wayne town sip John J. Wehman of Perry township Jessie M. Ward of Wayne township
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Samuel Tanner
New Castle
Mae Vera Tindall
Shenango Township
W. E. Cunningham
Connellsville
Mae Brown
Wayne
John J. Wehman
Perry Township
Jessie M. Ward
Wayne Township
Oberlin Grads List Mabel Law and Marvin Schultz
Among those who graduated from Oberlin college yesterday were Mabel Elizabeth Law of Mercer and Marvin G. Schultz of East Greenville.
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Oberlin College
Mabel Elizabeth Law
Mercer
Marvin G. Schultz
East Greenville
Lost signet ring and belt pin found by readers
Little John Sager on Green street lost a signet ring and posted a lost ad in The News. George Knight of 514 South Jefferson street found the ring and returned it to the office. A silver belt pin found by A. S. Moore of 219 Pearson street is waiting for the owner. Martha Hough on Paper Mill Road found a signet ring on Ne Shannock Avenue and awaits claimant.
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John Sager
Green Street
George Knight
South Jefferson Street
A. S. Moore
Pearson Street
Neshannock Avenue
Martha Hough
Paper Mill Road
Governor Tener Honored in McKeesport Welcome
Gov John K Tener is the honored guest in McKeesport Pa rising crowds greet him at Elks temple reception and a Sons of Veterans encampment event. He shakes hands with thousands and receives warm remarks from locals amid cordial hospitality and pleasant weather.
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United Press
Mckeeesport
John K. Tener
McKeesport
Elks Temple
Sons of Veterans of the State
Elk Temple
Sons of Veterans Camp
Accident mars third stage of Long Aero flight
In Utrecht the third leg of the Paris to London race ended badly when M. Argores' monoplane capsized after takeoff. The aviator was thrown clear with a broken knee and possible internal injuries while four flyers including Gilbert Vidart Garros and Conneau arrived about 10:20. Gilbert won the stage in 2 hours 3 minutes.
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United Press
Utrecht
Paris
London
M. Argoes
Gilbert
Vidart
Garros
Conneau
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for women’s relief
The advertisement asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves female ailments and saves many from surgery. It cites millions of testimonials from the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts and features a Wisconsin reader story praising recovery after use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Coloma
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinksham
John Wentiland
Athletes Prepare at Saltsburg Meet Camp
Five Olympic club of San Francisco tracksters pass through Pittsburg en route to Saltsburg Pa for training with Walter Christie in advance of the A A U championship at Forbes field June 30 and July 1. The group includes Macauley Campbell Snedegar Hornie and Gerhardt with Weyman and Delah already at the camp. Facilities at Saltsburg cited for high altitude and favorable conditions.
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Pittsburg
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Saltsburg
Walter Christie
Kiskie
Pittsburg Press
Forbes Field
Macauley
Campbell
Snedegar
Hornie
Gerhardt
Weyman
Delah
Saltsbury
Sultan of Morocco Faces International Tensions
Muley Abd El Hafid the sultan of Morocco, who seized the throne, is now the focal point of a potential international clash between France and Spain.
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Muley-Abd-El-Hafid
Morocco
France
Spain
Medals Awarded at St Josephs Academy Exercises
Rev F F O Shea of St Marys parish donated medals at the St Josephs academy Seton Hill Greensburg commencement. Miss Estella McAleer of Crawford avenue earned a gold medal and laurel crown for completing courses and a yearly average of 85 percent. Miss Agnes Trodden of Pittsburg street also attended.
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F. F. O’shea
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Joseph’s Academy
Seton Hill
Greensburg
Estella McAleer
Crawford Avenue
McAleer
Agnes Trodden
Pittsburg Street
Aged Civil War Veteran Makes Long Motor Trip
Chicago June 22. C W Pool a Civil War veteran aged 68 left for Springdale Arkansas after driving to Chicago from Detroit yesterday. Upon arrival he will have traveled about 2000 miles in the trip.
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Chicago
C. W. Pool
Springdale
Ark
Detroit
Retiring Youngstown Patrolman John Kelly Ends 22-Year Service
Patrolman John Kelly of Youngstown, among the oldest on the force, will retire on pension September 1 after more than two decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Youngstown
That City
Tennis club tops Golf in baseball at Country Club
The Tennis club defeated the Golf team 11 to 4 at the Country Club last evening. Levy and Hodgkinson pitched with Hodgkinson allowing eleven hits.
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Levy
Hodgkinson
Odd Fellows Excursion Sells 8000 Tickets to Cedar Point
More than 8,000 tickets were sold for the Odd Fellows excursion that departed Youngstown Thursday morning for Cedar Point amusement park.
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Odd Fellows
Youngstown
Cedar Point
Miss Margaret Brown Leaves for New Mexico Summer Visit
Miss Margaret Brown of Walnut street travels with her aunt to Pittsburg where her mother Mrs. Mark Butler accompanies them to begin a summer visit with her grandparents in New Mexico.
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Margaret Brown
Walnut Street
New Mexico
Pittsburg
Mark Butler
Tafts and Morgan Attend Westminster Abbey Crown Event
Charles P. Taft brother of President Taft and J Pierpont Morgan attended a Westminster Abbey ceremony in London in unofficial capacity. They sat in the diplomatic gallery in formal court dress with Taft in black velvet and a white vest and Mrs Taft in white satin adorned with pearls. Miss Taft wore a pink edged white dress.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Charles P. Taft
Taft
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Mrs. Taft
Miss Taft
Pittsburg Supervisor Candidate Visits New Castle Playgrounds
C W Nethaway of Pittsburg, with Rev A B McCormick, examined area playground sites in New Castle. Local association seeks Nethaway as general supervisor for two boys' playgrounds. Pittsburg willing to release him. Lloyd Ruland and Edward Daum will assist if he accepts.
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C. W. Nethaway
Pittsburg
New Castle
A. B. McCormick
Playgrounds Association
Nethaway
Miss Weisbrod
Pittsburg Association
Mr. Nethaway
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Lloyd Ruland
Edward A. Daum
Westminster
Saengerfest Opens in Milwaukee With 15 000 Delegates
The 33rd triennial Saengerfest opens in Milwaukee as about 15 000 delegates from across the United States are expected by night. About 3 500 attend the opening concert rehearsal today headlined by Gov. McGovern and Mayor Seidel. The program includes a service for Saengerbund founder Hannon Deiler, who died last July, led by Ludwig Hess of Berlin. President Charles G. Schmidt of Cincinnati arrives.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Ludwig Hess
Berlin
Charles G. Schmidt
Cincinnati
Glass jar injures woman in kitchen accident
Mrs Mollie Houston of South Jefferson street sustained a severe cut to her middle finger when a glass jar shattered while she tried to open a jar of dried beef. A physician treated the wound. though very painful, it is not considered serious.
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Mollie Houston
South Jefferson Street
Guthrie calls Harrisburg meeting July 19 to elect state chair
George W. Guthrie state Democratic chairman calls the State Central Committee to meet in Harrisburg July 19 to elect a new chairman. He also declines Walter E. Ritter of Williamsport’s invitation to resign as chairman.
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Pittsburg
George W. Guthrie
Democratic Party
State Central Committee
Harrisburg
Walter E. Ritter
Williamsport
First Lutheran Church Buys Ten Bell Chime
Leechburg reports the First Lutheran church under Pastor Frederick A. Reiter purchased a chime of ten bells for 4500 dollars. Total improvements raise the overall expenditure to 6205.29 dollars.
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Leechburg
First Lutheran Church
Frederick A. Reiter
Michigan woman killed in townville visit crash
Mrs Henry Harter of Michigan was struck and killed by an automobile driven by A W Benson of Passaic New Jersey while visiting friends near Townville Meadeville Pa on June 22 authorities said the accident occurred as she crossed a street in the locality.
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Meadville
Henry Harter
Michigan
A. W. Benson
Passaic
N. J
Friends
Townville
Special train to Lake Erie day trip from P. and L. E. depot
A special train leaves at 9:05 a.m. city time for a same day return. An opportunity to spend a day on Lake Erie with a round trip fare of 1.25 dollars.
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Lake Erie
Death of Prof. David Emmert Marks Keystone Tablet Designer
Professor David Emmert artist teacher and philanthropist dies at his Huntingdon home. He created the design and cut for the first of the renowned Keystone tablets.
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Huntingdon, Pa
David Emmert
Connecticut Legislature Backs Popular Election of Senators
The Connecticut House concurred with the Senate in passing a resolution urging the shift to popular election of United States senators, marking a move toward changing the method of selecting senators.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
U. S
House
Senate
Coupon for ten cents at News Office and local stores
A coupon offer invites readers to present the coupon at The News Office or Treadwell News Co. or Love and Me Gown's Drug Store to receive ten cents toward a game described as the greatest seen.
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The
News
Treadwell News Co
Love & Megown’s
Desertion Charge Against Sinclair
Silas Sinclair waived a hearing before Alderman Ranney and posted 300 bail for court appearance on a desertion and non support charge filed by his wife Gertrude Sinclair. He has two children aged seven months and seven years and is employed at a local mill. The case will be heard at the September term of court.
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Silas Sinclair
Gertrude Sinclair
Alderman Ranney
Sinclair
Kids Must Stop Playing in Local Drinking Fountains
New Castle health department officials struggle in multiple city areas as groups of children gather around public drinking fountains to play. They spray water and perform stunts, with crowds often seen near fountains. Officials plan strict measures to halt the behavior immediately.
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New Castle
Taft Congratulates King and Queen on British Dominion
President Taft sends a message to King George V expressing cordial felicitations in the name of the people of the United States. He wishes prosperity for the British dominion and the personal welfare of the king and his family, and notes the continued friendly relations between the United States and Great Britain.
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Washington
Taft
George V
United States
Great Britain
Lewis to Speak Here Tonight
T. L. Lewis, former mine workers official, will address a mass meeting on the diamond in this city tonight. Other speakers will also be present.
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T. L. Lewis
Feeble-minded James Toy Taken to Polk by Sheriff
James Toy was taken to Polk early this morning by Sheriff Robert H. Whaley after being deemed feeble-minded. The escort followed standard procedures for the county facility intake.
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James Toy
Polk
Robert H. Whaley
Hokara Skin Food Promises Cure for Ulcers and Eczema
Local agent Mr. McKee touts Hokara as a universal remedy for skin ailments promising a refund if it fails. Testimonials claim rapid relief and lasting cure after using two jars for eczema, with a 25 cent price point and widespread past sales.
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Mr. McKee
Hokara
Kar Kester
W. 20Th Street
Erie
Home Treatment of Drunkenness a Failure
Physicians at The Boeckel Sanitarium Gowanda New York urge removal of alcoholics from home and over solicitous care. They claim home treatment fails for eleven years and leads to suffering and expense. Address Boeckel Sanitarium Gowanda N Y.
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Boeckel Sanitarium
Gowanda
Buffalo
N. Y
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Evelyn Arthur Lee
See
Evelyn Arthur
Mildred
Sultan OF
Foley Abs
Tennis Club
J.P. Morgan
DEM
Auto
Ashtabula Harbor
New Castle News
Lewis
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell
Jacob Coses
Washington St
Clutton
Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
East Washington St
J. F. Lester
R. W. Gendenin & Sons
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