Fircm an It in Sixth Ward Fire Truck Incident
L Duff, a volunteer fireman, attempted to jump onto a moving Sixth Ward fire wagon on Smithfield street. He slipped, was run over on the foot, and a rib was broken. He remained at the scene and helped fight a small roof fire at a house owned by Joan Knox on Sampeen street, then sought medical care and will be off work for some time.
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Sixth Ward
L. Duff
Smithield Street
Joan Knox
Sampeen Street
Originator of the New Hand Shake Seeks Uptown Popularity
Leonard H Thomas former Miss Blanche Odrichs of Newport introduced a new hand shake at the Cottage colony. The method, supported by Newport authorities, involves standing straight extending the arm and a brief firm grip. Younger set embrace it though some observers find it awkward. A nearby commencement at North Washington Institute noted by a graduate Ed ward King receiving a diploma.
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Leonard H
Washington Institute
Butler
Ed J
Elahward King
Change of Administration of Affairs in Egypt
United Press cables reported England plans to recall Sir Eldon Gorst from Egypt and install Sir Arthur Bardinge, a Belghim minister and cousin of Sir Charles Hardinge, as viceroy. The Guardian confirms the move, with Roosevelt’s Roaring speech noted as influencing policy. A note adds the Evergreen Presbyterian church cornerstone laying in Youngstown next Tuesday.
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United Press
Manchester
Eng
England
Manchester Guardian
Guardian
Soreian
Edward
Grey
Eldon Gorst
Eldon
Egypt
Arthur Bardinge
Belghim
Charles Hardinge
India
Gorst
Mayot
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Gulli Hull
Roosevelt
Arthur Hardinge
Evergreen Presbyterian Church of
Youngstown
Children’s Day Observed at New Wilmington
Kew Wilmington June 24 Children’s day services held at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Program includes singing scripture prayers recitations and an address by the pastor. Visitors and local families attended with a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Dicks. Several residents and guests noted for contributing to the day’s festivities. Also reports of local happenings including a plant display, a restaurant note, a dining incident, and various visits to nearby towns.
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Kew Wilmington
New Wilmington
Worley
Viola Heckathorns
Louise
Park
Helen Allen
James Baro Duct
Anat
Ta L Cox
Erma Axe
Aerelso
Misses Watchison
Willian Eitendene
Cora Heckathorne
Closias
Charles Dicks
Enferidhomen
John (. Allen,Jr
William Criss
Will Hartwill
Charles Wilson
Bueluian
William Wilson
Harry Wilson
Robert Shineharf
Thanpsin
New Castle
Campbell
Howard
Ravenna
William Work
Coh- Tellaville
Fred Houston
Ben Avon
Igh
Margaret Johnston
Elizabeth Hot
Dennleon
Bor. Moses
Pring
Westminster
B. Smith
Buffalo
Niagara
New York
Warrants Issued for Engineers Include Youngstown Locals
Ten additional warrants have been issued for local engineers in Youngstown. The notices reference shared or roasted meat and a whistling outline, with details unclear due to damaged text. Authorities outline procedures to patrol, monitor, and enforce compliance while avoiding further risk.
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Youngatown
Thia
Chorus- Star spangled banner echoed in triumph over land
The lines evoke the familiar flag salute and anthem imagery with patriotic tone, mentioning the banner waving over the land and home of the brave, then trailing into an incomplete chorus fragment.
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Free
Bad Roads Battle Shaping Rural Future at Arcadia Meeting
Mrs. Frank de Garmo of St. Louis urged a state funded road program to connect farms to schools and markets. She argued poor roads erode education, commerce, and community life, calling for rapid, state supervised road building and nonsectarian Sunday schooling to revive rural progress. The Lawrence County Sabbath School association plans 2:30 PM Saturday executive meeting at the YMCA.
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The
Land Congress
Arcadia
Frank de Garmo
St. Louis
Mothers’ Congress
S. Garmo
Sy’smatic
Ely
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Sunday committee meeting and whirlwind campaign plans
Sunday committee meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 3 o clock with the prayer meeting group. A whirlwind campaign for funds for the playground association is being conducted today at Denver Falls with a pledge target of 19.00 by night. Sewage mains plants are to be installed at Girard and Hibbard.
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the Sunday Campaign
Denver Falls
Girard and
Hibbard
Beaver Falls Plant No. 2 Reopens After Fire
June 24 report from Beaver Falls notes Plant No. 2 of Union Drawn Steel Company is ready for operation adding 76 workers. A third plant occupies the old Beaver Valley Traction building, serving as an emergency unit to keep orders flowing after a recent fire. The rebuilt plant will be brick iron and concrete, 876 by 250 feet, two stories with a basement, and expected to operate by early fall.
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Beaver Falls
Union Drawn Steel Company
Beaver Valley Traction Company
Tts
Tragic Death Near Greenville Farm In Isolated Area
Victor Sanders aged 84 was found dead by a neighbor on his isolated Greenville area farm yesterday. He had drunk carbolic acid and appears to have died likely since Monday according to authorities.
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Victor Sanders
Neighbore
Harge
Greenville
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Towne
Yy Iumutgran
Renwick Thompson
Bamis
Wilmington
William ‘Thompson
Barbara Frietchie
Choruz
E. Washington Street
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People’s
E. Washington
Bell
Union
Tomorro
Chas. Gill
Clinton
Newark, N. J
Swifit Specific CO
Atlanta
Lampeck
Cukerbraum
East Washington Street
Marlin
ST Flour
Ceylon
Japan
Old Homestead
Golden Son Karex
Golden Son Navarre
Golden Son Briardale
Golden Son
Vienna
Swift Pride
Bull Durham
Sertale
Jefferson Street
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