Prison riot chaos at state prison prompts watchful waiting
Airing a sweeping disturbance, guards report seven prisoners held in riot conditions while a plan for a wholesale escape via the mine was thwarted. Two guards wounded, rifles used, and knives seized as officials say the incident was likely a distraction for a larger breakout. Water remains on, lights off, convicts reachable only by phone with limited response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme Tetley
Fuerds
F. Thomas
Guerde
Pricen Yard
Euerds
Armless Guards Held In Incarceration Incident Last Year
A terse report recalls a year ago when about a dozen guards were detained without violence feared. The detainees were armed only with clubs and remain under confinement.
Preparatory Services Set for Communion at Local Church
Preparatory services for the communion service next Sunday at the First United Presbyterian church will be held on Thursday and Friday nights, June 23 and 24. On Thursday Rev C F Kenneweg of Oak Grove U P church will preach. on Friday Rev H J Rose of New Wilmington Synodical Superintendent of Missions will preach. Services begin at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
C.F Kenneweg
Oak Grove
Mabel Ryan Bible Class Meets at Gosnel Home
The Christian and Missionary Alliance group on Pearson street will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs M F Gosnel 807 Butler Avenue with Mabel Ryan presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ryan
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Pearson Street
M. F. Gosnel
Butler Avenue
Mahoningtown Woman's Benefit Meeting Notice
Mahoningtown Review reports the Woman's Benefit Association holds its regular meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall on East Washington street Thursday evening at o'clock Daylight Savings Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Review
Woman's Benefit Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
East Washington Street
Berean Bible class gathers at 221 North Crawford
A Berean Bible class met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Marshall, 221 North Crawford avenue. Mrs. Samuel Wilkison served as leader with Mrs. Frank Rudesill as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Bible
Harry Marshall
North
Crawford Avenue
Samuel Wilkison
Frank Rudesill
W. B. A. No. 89 Board Party Set for Friday Evening
W. B. A. No. 89 will host a board party for members in the Sons of Veterans hall Friday evening, June 24. The gathering invites all members to attend and enjoy the event in a historic venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Hall
Past Noble Grand Association meeting in North Mill street hall
The Past Noble Grand Association of Rebekahs of Lawrence County will meet at the I O O F hall on North Mill Street Thursday evening at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association of Rebekahs
Lawrence County
North Mill Street
Crude Oil Production Hits New US High
The American Petroleum Institute reports the US weekly crude oil production rose to a daily average of 2,509,650 barrels for the week ended June 18, an increase of 11,200 from the prior week. California and Mid Continent fields produced 646,000 and 1,514,700 barrels daily, while Atlantic and Gulf coast port receipts averaged 85,857 barrels daily. Imports averaged 169,857 barrels daily, up slightly from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
United States
Anh
American Petroleum Institute
California
Mid Continent
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Unite States
Union Workmen In Dispute At The Castleton
Union workmen on The Castleton are split over who installs metal window stools. Carpenters walked out after a jurisdictional dispute, while plasterers and metal lathers continue work on two floors. The issue centers on which trade should perform the stool installation, not wages.
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Castleton
Fobes and
Haven
Jurisdictional Board of Awards
Plan Labor Day Picnic At Cascade Park
At the Trades and Labor Assembly meeting last night officers were elected for the annual picnic at Cascade Park on Labor Day. Ford Seaman is president John Campbell vice president Fred W Pennington secretary and treasurer trustees named J W Patterson J D Patterson A G Skinder and William Linton. Committees chosen to run the event include Fred Llewellyn sports chairman Fred W Pennington park committee chairman and A G Skunder badge committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Assembly
Cascade Park
Ford Seaman
John Campbell
Fred W. Pennington
J. W. Patterson
J. D. Patterson
A. G. Skinder
William Linton
Fred Llewellyn
A. G. Skunder
Threat Letter Placed At North Street Tailor Shop
L Mucei, a North Street tailor, discovered a menacing letter under his door this morning after advertising a short term price cut to attract customers. The note, partly written and printed, warned of bodily harm and hinted the writer was hired to chastise him for the price reduction. Police are investigating with a suspect identified by Mucci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Mucei
North Street
Mucci
History Night at McCleary Avenue Mission Observed
History Night at the McCleary Avenue Mission marked homecoming services held thirty six years after its founding. Mrs. Margaret Owery, a pioneer organizer, shared the mission’s history while selections by Mrs. Richard Owery, Margaret Owery, and Joseph Jenkins were performed. The evening was deemed Memorial Night.
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McCleary Avenue
Margaret Owery
Richard Owery
Joseph Jenkins
Arrest of Earl M Koontz on desertion and child support warrant
Earl M Koontz was arrested Tuesday by Officers Horner and Lynch at his work in a local plant on a warrant from Lancaster Ohio for desertion and non support of his minor children. He declined extradition and remains in the city jail awaiting Lancaster authorities with papers.
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Earl M. Koontz
Horner and Lynch
Lancaster
Lancaster, O
Chamberlin offers Byrd weather and route advice
Clarence Chamberlin, after flying the Columbia from New York to Saxony without a stop, telegrams Commander Richard Byrd via International News Service with tips. He urges obtaining local European forecasts from Hamburg and warns against fog and blind flying in mountains. He notes better data exchange with informed European aviation and weather bodies, and wishes Byrd good luck and safe travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R
Europe
Jury Discharged After Failing to Reach Verdict in Assault Case
The jury in the commonwealth against John Terro for assaulting Matilda Johnson was out from noon yesterday until noon today and could not agree. Judge Hildebrand discharged the jury, with the panel evenly split and neither side accepting the others proposals.
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The
Commonwealth
John Terro
Matilda Johnson
Hildebrand
Man petitions to change name to George Moran
Charleroi Pa June 22 Domenicantonio Tiber of Bentleyville petitions to be known as George Moran and to change his last name to Moran He is known as George Moran in the prize ring The petitioner is a native of Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Charleroi
Domenicantonio Tiber
Bentleyville
Plain George
Moran
George Moran
Domonicontonio
Philadelphia
Two Cases of Scarlet Fever Reported in City
Two cases of contagious disease were reported today to the city health bureau. Patients are Robert McConnell aged 3 of 313 North Bay street and E L Clark aged 3 of 828 Morton street both diagnosed with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Bureau
Robert McConnell
North Bay Street
E. L. Clark
Morton Street
City Water In Good Condition Dr Steen Reports
Dr. W L Steen municipal bacteriologist reports city water in good condition and notes examination of water from 12 springs including seven at Cascade Park, all samples tested are in good condition.
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Steen
W. L. Steen
New Castle
Cascade Park
Two Councilmen Attending Picnic At Conneaut Lake
City Councilmen Louis Genkinger and David O Davies left this afternoon to attend a picnic for ex service men at Conneaut Lake. The event is staged under Perry Gaston post American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Genkinger
David O. Davies
Conneaut Lake
Perry Gaston Post
American Legion
Jugo Slavia weighs bachelors wild and impressible
A San Francisco Bulletin note questions why bachelors in Jugo Slavia should not be called wild and impressionable while they still have a chance, reflecting lighthearted international social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugo-Slavia
The
San Francisco Bulletin
Funeral Services For Mrs Griffin
Funeral services for Mrs Frances A Griffin wife of P W Griffin of Bessemer were held Sunday June 19 at 2 p m from the Presbyterian church of Bessemer Rev W J Engle of Bessemer and Rev Harry E Woods of Sharpsville officiated Interment was in Lake Park cemetery Youngstown O She was born in Orwell O May 20 1877 and educated there She taught in Orwell and married Mr Griffin in 1900 They lived in Orwell Warren and moved to Bessemer in 1905 where they remained active in church schools and community She was a charter member of the First Presbyterian Church of Bessemer Pa 1911 and mother of six children Marion Gerald Nord Kenneth Robert Frances and Percy The family also includes Mr Griffin five children three brothers and three sisters She died June 15 1927 at 3 p m at her home in Bessemer Pa Mr Coolidges vacation equipment is complete and we hope the Mrs didnt forget to put in the wire pullers.
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Frances A. Griffin
P. W. Griffin
Bessemer
Presbyterian Church of
W. J. Engle
Harry E. Woods
Sharpsville
Lake Park Cemetery
Youngstown
Griffin
Orwell
Thomas Addicott
Orwell High School
New Lyme Institute
Orwell Public School
Warren
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Marion
Gerald Nord
New Wilmington
Kenneth
Robert
Frances
Percy
Mr. Griffin
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Ford
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Covert
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