Start Drive To Get Recruits In Troop F Here
Premediate action recalls Troop F to full strength as Board of Trade discusses recruiting. Troop F, organized 1904, has not been called for duty in strikes. Pay rates offered and summer encampment allowances noted. Members listed with addresses. recruitment coordinated through Captain C. Lee Harner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avas
Fase Hight
Board of Trade
Huery Alexander
Wied MH. Ray
A. F. Kerr
C. Lee Harner
Court House
John B. Brettell
William J. Broe
Barton
Richards
Chesler A. Brenner
Local Electric Co Commission Dismissal and Crossings Hearings
Local electric commission dismisses a complaint involving Harmony and New Castle firms. Crossings across Stanton and Winslow avenues and Cawate Street are under scrutiny as the commission schedules examinations for city engineer positions and related service board responsibilities. Technical terms blur due to damaged text, but the record notes hearings on crossing safety and utility oversight, with examinations anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Vailchey Company
Bila Blettyie Company
Service Commission
Stanton An Wisetin Avenues
Jurors Guarded Overnight in Hotel Room in Spradley Case
Jurors hearing the George Spradley case are kept under guard at the McCreary Room on Washington Street by Lipstaves McClura and Parks. Guards pace the hall while jurors sleep and are walked before court opens. Some jurors were found barefoot after wardrobe rushes, one leaving his coat on the street. Conversation with others is prohibited while in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spradley
McCreary
Washington Street
Pstaves McClura
Parks
Lipstaves
Chautauqua Meeting Preview for City Visit
Guarantors say 700 adult tickets and many youths expected for upcoming Col. Alber Chautauqua on Highwind Avenue. Committees from churches boards and service clubs back the event with talks music vaudeville and athletic activities planned around a big tent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaudangua
Board of Trade
Rotary
Kiwanis
Wrop
Atso
Chautauqua
Higgens
Simpson
Mise Biddy
Col. Alber
Highwend Avenua
Elks Thal
Walkout Premature Says Mulcahy
Mulcahy president of the New Castle Yardmen’s Association criticizes an announced strike as premature. He notes workers had no chance to vote and that a meeting with all members was planned for Friday evening to decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulcahy
New Castle
Wscocfalion
Dealthmore & Obiy
Janetian
Littlerymuirire
Aelack
Pradew
Ballons
Ohio
Carnegie Publishes Semi Annual Booklet
Carnegie issues a semi annual booklet detailing health safety welfare and related subjects. Authored by Ceara A. Rigby and prepared for Taydiyn, the document includes overview of work areas and welfare topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Yales
Taydiyn
Ceara A. Rigby
Glass backs McAdoo in Democratic nominating race
San Francisco dispatch reports Senator Glass of Virginia, a presidential aide, will support McAdoo for the Democratic nomination though not committing officially. Utah leader Samuel A. King says the Utah delegation will cast its solid vote for McAdoo for president and Governor Cox for vice president, hoping McAdoo can carry Utah and defeat Senator Smoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
San Francisco
Wiliam G MccAden
Inday
Senator Glass
Virginia
Glass
McAdoo
Utah
Samuel A. King
Salt Lake City
Gox
King
Smoot
Bay Street Men Capture Big Owl
A local tale describes J H Robinson and a companion finding a huge screech owl atop a Caruther farm tree after a night out. The bird, larger than a chicken with a three foot wing span, was captured as dawn broke and the story moralizes about the perils of staying out late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruther
Fren Mil Road
J. H. Robinson
South Ray Street
von Gaorge
John Robinson
Mr. Owl
Personal Mentions From Far and Near List of Visitors
A long list of social notices while many residents are hosting and visiting relatives and friends. E Gaylord of Farrell visits the city. Thomas Boyd of South Lea Avenue calls. Mrs Jonas Biehl of Altoona visits Dr and Mrs R G Miles on North Jefferson Street. Dodi Me Kissick and Evelyn Foster visit Nell Armstrong in Milton Street. Agnes Wagner hosts guests from Plitshurth at Milton Street. Dora Snyder from Oil City visits A L Gardner and Mrs Mary Adams of Detroit joins in. Miss Gladys Crouzer of Cleveland visits Frances Stramond on West Washington Street. Mrs W C Crill of Beaver Street and sister Mrs M Ray of Wreck Avenue plan a trip. Youngstown residents head to Gilroy, California to visit a brother. William Colgan of Northview Avenue leaves for a Duluth, Minn future home. Elmer Tsaue, a Dartmouth student, expected home from Hanover Massachusetts. J B McClaren returns from Bellevue after visiting aunt Liddie McKay. Dr Walter Kissinger leaves for New York for postgraduate study. Miss Dorothy Allen of Grove City visits W McClain and Merle Allen on Spruce Street. Mrs Matthew Wright and Mrs William Murphy return to Philadelphia after a visit to Mr and Mrs Robert Mann on Morris Street. Lancaster of South Beaver Street departs for Minnesota with family for two weeks.
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E. Gaylord
Farrell
Thomas Boyd
South Lea Avenue
Jonas Biehl
Altoona
R. G. Miles
North Jefferaon Street
Mra
Dodi
Kissick
Allante Avenue
Evelyn Foster
Marton
Fligs
Nell Armstrong
Milton Street
Agnes Wagner
Plitshurth
C. D. Jarrett
Dora Snyder
Oil City
Btr
Ala. Gardner
Pine Street
Mary Adams
Detroit
M. D. Allen
Spruce Street
Gladys Crouzer
Cleveland
Ohio
Frances Stramond
West Washington
Strver
W. C Crill
Beaver Street
M. Ray
Wreck Avenue
Youngatown
Gilroy
Cal
Wiliam Colgan
Northview Averue
Duluth
Minn
L Phillipa
Soul
Elmer Tsaue
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Mais
J. B. McClaren
Walnut Street
Mellevue
Vitin
Lidhie McKay
Walter ©. Kissinger
North Street
New York
Yaly
Dorothy Allen
Grove City
McClain
Buller Avemue
Merle Alen
Spruce Atreet
Matthew Wright
William Murphy
Philadelphia
Mid Mra
Robert Mann
Morris Atret
Voy Lancaster
South Beaver Atteet Vane Abitar
Mike Hi
My Here Borg
Daugtter
Misa Lary
Woat North
Minada
Rain Ives
Quests Arriving For Saturday Wedding
Amons the gresta from out of town arrive for the wedding of Diss 4 ogue Whitltaker and Paul A Kanengelser on Saturday. Individuals from Youngstown Cleveland Pittsburgh Sharon and Bessemer attend. The ceremony is at 72:40 o'clock with Rev Austin J Rinker officiating.
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Amons
Gresta
Diss
Ogue Whitltaker
Paul A. Kanengelser
Emma Kanengelser
Ays
Fred Kanengelser
Luss Sehuman
W Lindnet
Youngetown
Misaex Margaret
Munde Rowden
Stirrup
Rdga
Normal graduates return from Slippery Rock
Miss Emma Gibbons Garnet Aye Grace Hockenberry and Merle Riley are back from Slippery Rock State Normal and part of this year’s graduating class. Anna McKibben Ruth Forest and Genevieve McCreary also returned to the city after graduation week at Slippery Rock. McCreary will stay for the weekend then rejoin Slippery Rock Monday for summer term duties as assistant physical director.
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Emma Gibbons
Garnet
Aye
Grace Hockenberry
Merle Riley
Slippery Tocte State Normal
Anna McKibben
Ruth Forest
Slippery Rock
Genevieve McCreary
Monroe Street
Lillian DeArmit
the Normal
McCreary
Turin
Misa McCreary
Thea Normal
Lbis
Nae A
Miss Dinsmore Weds James H Gilfillan
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Marr E Dinsmore daughter of C W Dinsmore of East Washington Street to James H Gilfillan of this city. The ceremony was at 9 30 in the bride's home and the couple left for a two week wedding trip to Philadelphia New York and other points. After July 15 they will reside at 640 North Washington Street.
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Marr E. Dinsmore
C. W. Dinsmore
East Washington Street
Janes H. Gilfillan
Religious and Fraternal Circles to Spank at Grove City
T C Day will travel to Grove City Sunday to address both morning and evening services at the Baptist church on Christian Americanization and the Hour Mold Life. A social gathering at Miss Ethel Johan’s home precedes the event with a musical program Thursday evening June 26. Ellwood City notes report a Miner Miners death and funeral related items in the area.
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Grove City
T. C
Grieve City
Be Ee
Ethel Johan
Supecivy Atreet
Bryan's Power Feared At Convention
San Francisco dispatch reports that William Jennings Bryan's expected strong influence at the Democratic convention alarms many. Plans discussed include blocking a favorite with a wet and a dry ticket, using Bryan's veto power to push for his preferred condition. A two thirds vote would be required to nominate a candidate Bryan supports, though he cannot nominate his own choice.
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Wilim Philip Simms
International News Service
San Francisco
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Wilsonae Democrats
Convention
Cummings And Glass Hold Conference On Platform
In San Francisco on June 4 International News Service reports Senator Glass and William B. Cummins, head of the Democratic convention, met in a lengthy session lasting near midnight. They discussed platform matters and potential misunderstandings amid efforts to unify the party’s presidential aims.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Womer
Cumming
Ae Newocratic Convertion
Senator Glass
Uen
Perseit
Preaidy
Winson
Tummins
Glass
Glaea
Wirh
Edenburg Northside Sunday School group gathering
Edenburg Northside notes a Sunday School class Viking Wakers led by Mrs Weasley Thompson meeting at the home of Mr and Mia Jalie Wallace with John MacWilliam and grandson Paul MacWilliam. Visitors and relatives from Youngstown Pittsburgh and New Castle are listed along with storm related phone outages on the North Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viking Wakers
Wylie Dickson
Clifton Coburn
Youngstown
Edenburg
Samunl McCreland
Pittsburgh
North Slide
Frank Hoffmeister
Russell
Vinla
Vera Redshaw
Storma
Robert MacWilliams
New Castle
Joan MecWillams
U S Policy In Guatemala
In Washington the state department announced the United States would recognize the Herrera government as the constitutional successor to Cabrera. Cabrera resigned and was accepted by the Guatemalan national assembly. The American minister in Guatemala City has been notified and no further formalities are needed for recognition. Cabrera, reportedly exiled, is being held on charges related to public property removal.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Guatemala
Herrera
Cabrera
State Department
National Assembly of
Guatemala City
Real estate transfers listed with multiple obscure names
A garbled OCR listing shows numerous realty transfers between individuals and towns with dollar amounts from 1 to 7,300. Names appear misspelled and locations blurred, including Wilmingto n townhain and Third ward. The text reads like a chain of miscellaneous property transfers without clear subject or dates.
Deaths of the Day in Moyt Building and Area
Obituary notices list Arthur L. Semecy Ramsey aged 46 of Moyt building died at New Castle hospital after an operation. He worked as a dispatcher for the Traction company, survived by his wife Bessie Primm Ramsey and son Arthur James Ramsey, along with numerous siblings. Other notices include the funeral of Mrs Ema Worley and brief death reports for Hendrick Jensek and Lancek, plus infant Stanek, with details of funeral times and locations.
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Arthur L. Semecy
Arthur L. Ramsey
Moyt
New Castle Hospital
Peter
Catherine Thomas Ramsey
The
Traction Company
Trinity Church
Bessie Primm Ramsey
Arthur James Ramsey
Brapmother
William Evans
Los Angeles
Cal
John Magnosuim
Kansas
Peter Ramsey
Robert Ramsey
Andrew Ramsey
Cincinnati
Wm. Ramsey
Kaneau City
Scott Ramsay
Mt. Rose
Kar
Fipers
Mayor Clears McGregor in Disorderly Conduct Case
J. W. McGregor, owner of a pool room near Harmony Station on East Weabhington Street, was discharged by Mayor A Barties after a special hearing on June 17. McGregor had forfeited $25 for appearance as the mayor delayed ruling until yesterday, finding insufficient evidence to convict.
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J. W. McGregor
Harmony Station
East Weabhington Street
Barties
McGregor
Ryan expelled from exchange in NY Stock Board action
Allan A. Ryan, noted financier, has been expelled from the New York Stock Exchange after the board of governors found conduct inconsistent with just and equitable principles of trade. The move follows investigations tied to cornering Stutz Motor stock, announced today by the exchange board.
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International News
New York
Allan A. Ryan
Board of
New York Stock Exchange
Jf Stutz Motor Corporation
The
Stock Exchange
J Board of Governors
Woard
Ryan
Shenango Valley Hospital Admission and Discharge Notes
Hospital records list admitted patients including Frantes Tripn on Highland Avenue Clara Benz on North Mercer Street Ruth Stevenson Lea Laura Avenue Joe Murgno 5 Main Street Mrs Davy T Thickey discharged Edward Richardson Bay Street William and Rollie Kounte Erie Avenue Grace McCune Cumberland Avenue.
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Aduitted- Frantes Tripn
Highland Avenue
Clara Benz
North Mercer Street
Ruth Stevenson
Lealaura Avenue
Joe Murgno
Main Street
Davy T. Thickey
Boyles Avenue
Edward Richardson
Bay Street
Wiliam
Rollie Kounte
Erie Avenue
Grace McCune
Cumberland Avenue
Local Marriage Licenses and Picnic at Ellwood City Park
A list of marriage licenses includes James Burrows and Lois Sherwood, Harvey Mayberry and Nina Strohecker, George Wagner and Hanna Starkord Carnegie, Paul Rupp and Anna Williams, James Gittins and Mary Nimsmore, Albert Wheale and Susie Bakow among New Castle residents. A crowd from Wilwood City gathered at Cascade Park for a Picnic at the Park with performances by local youths and a program featuring Saraly Moorhaad and Margaret Royualda, among others.
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James Burrows
Oakmont
Lois I. Sherwood
Verona
Harvey Edward Mayberry
Aconthy
Shenango
Nina Elsie Strohécker
Perry Twn Janiel
Lewis
New Castle
Gartrude EB. Hughes
George Arnold Wagner
Hanna Statord
Carnegie Pa
Paul
Rupp
Anna
Willams
James Harvey Gittins
Mary Edna Ninsmore
New Caathe
Albert Morris Wheale
Susie Maria Bakow
Caally Tap Salvath
Anna Gulatpa
Hilwood City
Park
Ellwood City
Padang
Mie Alles Nonkewa
Esther Winer
Wilwood City
Cascade Park
Orl
Thora Proamms
Saraly Moorhaad
Margaret Royualda
Margaret Honlaraoh
Kabeth Pitisraen
Katherine Honthin
Katnatt Halcar
Marry Morter
Paul Ciniet
Public Wilson Telegram to Labor Board Published
Washington June 24 President Wilson's telegram to the labor board requesting speedy action on pending wage increases was released by the White House. The message notes a worsening transportation situation and asks if the board can announce a decision on wage matters or at least indicate progress toward settlement. White House said a board reply was received but not released publicly at this time.
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Washington
Wilson
Rond Labor Board
White House
Labor Board
Public Meeting On R R Strike In New Castle
Public meeting set for 7 30 p m at the Moose Home under the New Castle Yardmen association to explain the continued railroad strike. M Mulcahy president announced that city officials and Board of Trade members are urged to attend to present the strikers view and justify their walkout now viewed as a strike rather than vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Home
New Castle
M. Mulcahy
Board of Trade
Mulcahy
Palmer
Organization Meeting of Board of Trade Held Today
The Board of Trade met at noon today at Elle's Club to elect officers for the ensuing term. Directors H E McGill and C P Brown were absent from the city. Names listed include George I Patterson F W Beadle GO P Brown and others. John S Krupa and Lovisas Uinn were married by Alderman Green at his office this morning.
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Board of Trade
Elle’s Club
H. E. McGill
C. P. Brown
Nob
George I. Patterson
F. W. Beadle
GO. P. Brown
David Jameson
John W. Knox
James K. Love
Pyle
John 5
Krupa
Lovisas Uinn
Green
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