Woman jailed after shooting with children present
Frances Wilczski, eight months old in arms and a four year old beside, received six months in county jail from Judge Porter for shooting Stanley Bartocyz. Convicted on felonious assault and perforing aggravated assault and battery, the judge noted the children influenced the lenient sentence. The case echoes a prior murder trial involving her former husband Linshinski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wilcczki
Porter
Stanley Bartocyz
Wilczski
Bartocyz
Linshinski
Shenango Tinplate Works
Walter S. Reynolds
Thaw Trial Opens in New York as 120 Talesmen Called
Crowds gather at the county courthouse as Thaw faces a lengthy jury selection for a new trial. Judge Hendrick and counsel prepare to scrutinize each salesman, with estimates of a 10 day to four week proceedings. Thaw expresses confidence, aided by his mother and sister in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Flint
Thaw
Hendrick
Ludlow Street
Mary Copley Thaw
George Lauder Carnegie
Morgan J. O’brien, Jr
John B. Stanchfield
Frank D. Cook
Alfred L. Becker
Talesmen
Justice Hendrick
David Robinson
Stanchfield
Matteawan
Broadway Association
Henry Laid
Henry Lang
William T. Hansen
Court Sets Hearing and Appoints Guardians in Minor Petitions
Judge Porter fixed July 7 at 10 a m for alimony hearing in the Lance Clifford versus Ruth Clifford case upon Edwin K Logan’s petition. Guardian appointments include H W Getty for Irene Rosetta Price and Lawrence Savings and Trust Co for Jane Haydon and for distributing the Newton Nutall estate balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin K. Logan
Porter
Lance Clifford
Ruth Clifford
H. W. Getty
New Wilmington
Irene Rosetta Price
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Jane Haydon
Newton Nutall
Harvard Man Flays Kaiser And Prussia
Harvard graduate Wat son McL. Washburn urged a tough stand against Germany in a Sanders theatre class day speech. He condemned the Kaiser and submarine warfare, warned that the United States must defend civilization and international law, and said force could be used if diplomacy fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Watson McL
Washburn
New York
Harvard
Sanders
America
Kultur
Belgium
Louvain
Lusitania
Germany
United States
Father Seeks Return of Children Sparks Depot Scene
Domenick Collie of Indiana Pennsylvania, a former city resident, fights to regain his two children from Mrs. Julia Coppola who cared for them at her home. A crowd followed as the girl resisted and an officer took Collie to Alderman Green for an amicable settlement over a $95 board bill. The girl preferred staying with Coppola. The case remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenick Collie
Indiana
Julia Coppola
Union Depot
Collie
Alderman Green
Coppola
Washington Street
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Born at Shenango Valley Hospital to Mr and Mrs Russell Mitcheltree of Philadelphia a son Mrs Mitcheltree is remembered as Miss Grace Wood of this city Miss Gladys Williams of 309 Meyer Avenue has been taken to the hospital where she will undergo treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
Russell Mitcheltree
Philadelphia
Mitcheltree
Grace Wood
Gladys Williams
Meyer Avenue
Realty Transfers In Fourth Ward And Nearby Areas
Margaret C. Emery transfers property to Wm. W. McCaughey for 4th ward. Geo. 8S. McFarland sells to James Davis in 8th ward. John Rearke conveys to David R. Smith in 4th ward. Mary E. Bailey transfers to Orril M. Lyons in Ellwood City. Wm. M. Cameron sells to Adolph Green in 8th ward. Amounts range from $1 to $2,650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Emery
Wm. W. McCaughey
McFarland
James Davis
John Rearke
David R. Smith
Mary E. Bailey
Orril M. Lyons
Ellwood City
Wm. M. Cameron
Adolph Green
Local residents listed across multiple towns
Wilbert J Chapman New Castle Martin Gardner Ellwood City Anna Hefner Ellwood City Maria Tomar New Castle George Arthur Foster Beaver Falls Iva L Jones New Castle Marcelino Pallotto New Castle Elizabeth A Montgomery Enon Valley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert J. Chapman
New Castle
Martin Gardner
Ellwood City
Anna Hefner
Maria Tomar
George Arthur Foster
Beaver Falls
Iva L. Jones
Marcelino Pallotto
Elizabeth A. Montgomery
Enon Valley
Pupil Recital Delights New Bedford Audience
New Bedford June 22 pupils recital in the Methodist church directed by Mrs Charles G Lindner drew a near capacity crowd. The program featured Hazel Zedaker Naomi Moore Florence Davis Helen Ewing Leta John Alice White Lucille Turner and Margarette McKee among others with solo violin cornet and vocal numbers underlining a successful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Charles G. Lindner
March de Radetzky
Strauss Hazel Zedaker
Lowry Eckles
Lindner
Naomi Moore
Ccc
Success
Holst
Margarett McKee
Isis
Kees Beaumont
Florence Davis
Sisilietta
Ss.sccc
Franz von Blau
Floray Baird
Neidlinger
Ruby Gehrette
Sopath
Bie
Gottschalk
Helen Ewing
Leta John
Mrs
Alice White
Alice
Wilson Helen John
Lucille Turner
Caress Mettre
Lamont Lowry Eckles
Vacalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Helen Leslie
Meacham
TSS
Adolph Frey
Mary McCready
Malph Helen Leslie
Englemann Florence Davis
Nightingale and Zephyrs
Margarette McKee
Local residents visited relatives and traveled to Mercer and beyond
Harry Smathers and Mrs. G L Wortman visited relatives in town while Rev. Bert McBride called. Dr E B Cooper moves his family from Pulaski to Sara Cozad property. Miss Gertrude Dawson returns to Ohio. Warren Harry and children visited from West Middlesex. A group including Charles Morehouse and Frank Morehouse toured to Mercer. Rev and Mrs French head to the San Francisco exposition. Mrs C L Zedaker and Mrs Chas Shepard return from New Castle. Ladies Aid Society hosts cream and strawberry festival at Frank Harry's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smathers
Evans City
Charles Morehouse
Bert McBride
Oregon
Cooper
Pulaski
Sara Cozad
G. L. Wortman
Ray
Russell
Gertrude Dawson
Jess Kaufman
Ohio
Warren Harry
Earl
Ethel
West Middlesex
Melvin
Frank Morehouse
Mercer
Chas. Shephard
Thomas Scott
New Castle
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Harry
Penitentiary Sentence Given Young Robber
A young man confessed to stealing jewelry from the Crowl home to obtain money for food. He claimed travel from Butler to New Castle via Lowellville, lingering two days intoxicated, and blamed illness and drinking for his crimes. He said his home is in Huber, WN C, and that he earned money by working in southern and northern cities, buying a watch for 1.50 and other items from a jewelry store in Youngstown. He borrowed 10 dollars in Butler and later received 35 dollars from a Buffalo saloon keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowl
Butler
New Castle
Lowellville
Porter
Huber
WN. C
Buffalo
Illinois
Youngstown
Judge Porter
Young
Dunlap
Sturton
Chicago
Turton
District Attorney Comments Tie Young to Case Record
District Attorney Riley stated his knowledge of Young and suggested Young has a troubling history based on accounts. The remarks imply a perceived pattern in Young’s conduct and link the individual to the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Young
Carinthian
Ploeke Vi
Italian Warships Under Construction Amid Austrian Advances
Vienna reports three Italian warships under construction as Austrian forces claim slight victories over invaders. Torpedo boats bombarded Brindisi and other coast towns while Italian assaults near Preva were repulsed. An officer and a bugler were captured for delivering an unauthorized message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
War Office
Brindisi
Preva
Kern
Karfreit
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Powell
Law Fund
William Myers
Joe Serafino
Wm. Fullwood
James Azzina
Azzina
Jim Sanfelice
James Russell
Harry Russell
Warner Row
Antonio Lukasavope
Carrie Brown
Lena Randolph
Powell
Bull Moose Club
Lindsay Newton
Carl Suzernik
Star Theatre
FBI
Theda Bara
Gabriele Dramnunsto
William Fox
N.W. Elliott, JR
Meerschaumy
Kaiser
Prussia
Wilhelm
Last
Grady
Hazel Zedaker
Reading
Old Ace
Fred Emerson, Brooks
Virginia Liln
Ascher
NEW Bedford Notes
Scotch Modlen Mills Co
D. McGoun
Herb D. McGoun
W.F. Dufford & Co
Washington St
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