Miners Laugh At Dead In Herrin Morgue Inquest Planned
Large crowds, over 25 000 people, viewed non union miners bodies in Herrin Illinois at the Ute morgue on Monroe street. An inquest into Thursday mine warfare victims is set for Sunday afternoon. jury chosen and shown the corpses. Union leader Hugh Willis blames Southern Illinois Coal company for provoking violence and predicts about 40 non union dead with 16 injured and $250 000 property damage at the mine. No troops are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Kilgallen
International News Service
Herrin
Wl. Jum
Unilea
Ute
Monroe Street
William McGowan
Florrin
Gaza
Hugh Willis
Willis
United Mine Workers
Wills
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Bat
Illinois
Propoes
Tilinoig Coal Company
Holland Moves To Block Soviet Demonstrations
The Dutch government braces to block a mass rally planned in Amsterdam to support Bolshevik delegates at the Hague Conference. Communist speakers from several nations are slated to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Hague
Charter Granted for Famous Shoe Company
A charter for the Famous Shoe Company was recorded at the office of the Register and Recorder this morning. Incorporators are A. J. Wachs, Harry H. Wachs, Jacob Wachs and T. V. A. Malloy. Capital stock is $16,000 in shares of $100 each. The company will do business in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register and Recorder
John
Brinton
A. J. Wachs
Harry H. Wachs
Jacob Wachs
T. V. A. Malloy
Local church grateful for $100 benefit fund gift
Receipts Friday evening included a $100 check from a well known local man who asked his name remain private. Several five dollar checks were also received as the Sirat Baptist church expresses deep gratitude for the contributions.
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Sirat Baptist Church
Real estate transfers with multiple deeds reported
John Sheridan to New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association Union one dollar. Mayberry to Audley J Tayor Mahoning one dollar. Frances W Walker to Beaver Enameling Co Elwood City seven hundred seventy five dollars. Weingartner Realty Co to Mary Dambrozia Fifth ward one dollar. Weingartner Realty Co to James Cambrodia one dollar. Matilda Rhodes to Nina G Haas Second ward one dollar. Agnes E Gray to Lucy B Strawhecker Little Beaver one dollar. Lucy R Strawhecker to Wilbert Gray Little Beaver one dollar. Margaret May Blackwood to Harry P Thompson Fourth ward five hundred sixty dollars. One thousand gallons of paint are required to paint the dome of the capital in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheridan
New Castle Mutual Building & Loan Association
Union
Farl GC
Mayberry
Audley J. Tayor
Mahoning
Frances W. Walker
Beaver Enameling Co
Elwood City
Weingartner Realty Co
Mary Dambrozia
Fifth Ward
James Cambrodia
Matilda Rhodes
Nina G. Haas
Second Ward
Agnes E
Minor Troubles And Complaints Cause Police Work
Several minor complaints kept the police busy Friday evening with incidents in the East Side district. Fireworks near Allen and East Washington streets prompted police response for four nights without locating culprits. Disorderly behavior near Maitland and South Jefferson streets led to dispersal by Officer Burleson. A driver caused a car door to strike Mrs. Dufford near Pennsylvania station. her claim was verified by Officer Wysaner. A dog bark complaint near Croton Avenue prompted an officer to act, and a four-key case found by Officer Fiella was turned in to headquarters for owner identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Allen
East Washington
Maitland
South Jefferson
Burleson
Moody Avenue
Butler Avenue
J. B. Dufford
East Washington Street
Pennsylvania
New Bedford Christian Endeavor Social and Local Notices
The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church held a social with 80 attendees and elected officers Hel en Shields president Evelyn Wortman vice president Helen McClenahan secretary Grace Anderson treasurer. Also listed are names of attendees, a store purchase by Albert Jenkinger, communion service at Hopewell church on June 26, and a long roster of local personals with visits, travel, and family news across New Bedford and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Social
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Helen Shields
Evelyn Wortman
Helen McClenahan
Grace Anderson
Anna Rice
Julia McClenahan
Doria, Epping
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Social gathering notes from Youngstown area
Mr and Mrs Cover ant family hosted an evening with Mr and Mrs George Allen who entertained Mr and Mrs W E Lowry at their home Monday. Ralph Underwood and Fay Wilcox spent Monday at Youngstown Ohio. Mrs Hoffminter and children Dorothy and Gordon of Eidenburg were guests of Mrs Mary Wallace recently. Mrs Joseph Neely and children Eunice William Florence Mary and Ina visited relatives at Mare Pa. Mrs Charles Shields was a Youngstown visitor Friday.
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New Bedford
Lee Sagebiel
Robert Goul
Mary Lockhart
St. Pouis
Missouri
David McClenahan
Alicea Kirkwood
Youngstown
Mra
Kine Siiver
Charles
Harold Davis
Pulaski
Edith Davie
Nellie McCready
Wm. Paden
Hubbard
H. G. McGown
New Castle
Cora Mariner
Scienceville I
Nancy Mars
Lee Zedaker
Fammlily
John Clark
Frizzleburm
Clark
Clyde Birch
Alice White
John White
Near Hubbard
Darlington Porter
Waest Middlesex
Josephine Walker
C. L. Zedaker
Gladys
Robert
Young People's Sunday School Association
Pulaski Township
Lynda Carlsla
King’s Chapel
Robert McClenahan
Missy Alberta Vaughan
Misa
Anna M. Cummings
Sippery Rock
Jack Burdock
Sharon
Verne Murdock
Nellie
Mythine Brownlea
Petroleum
Ohio
S. E. Cover Ant
George Allen
Lowry
Ralph Underwood
Fay Wilcox
Younestown
Frank Hoffminter
Dorothy
Gordon
Edenburg
Mary Wallace
Joseph Neely
Eunice
William Florence
Mary
Ina
Mare
Charles Shields
Caterpillar infestation curtailed by aerial spraying effort
By dropping noise and powder from an aeroplane on a six acre grove of trees infested with caterpillars mill lons of caterpillars were killed in three days.
Session Of Court On Monday Morning
Judge Emery will hold a short session of court Monday morning to make an order on four petitions in partition and hear any other business brought before him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Partition
Carnival Members Directed To Leave Case of Larceny Charge
In the case Commonwealth versus Albert Holder James Arlington and Charles Coleman carnival company members charged with larceny and receiving, authorities directed the carnival members to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival
The
Commonwealth
Albert Holder
James Arlington
Charles Coleman
Stolen Goods Sentences Levy Fine and Banished
Judge Emery this morning sentenced the defendants to pay a fine of $10 and costs each and directed that they leave town at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Sheriff Andrews Finishes Papering and Painting Office
Sheriff William G. Andrews completed papering and painted the sheriff’s office and thoroughly renovated the jail. The facilities are now in much better condition than in years, reflecting completed improvements.
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William G. Andrews
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. F. Connelly
Mildred Harris
Broadway Limited
Charlie Chaplin
Byron Munson
Arthur Knox Munson
Chicago Board of
Wylie’s Market
Certo
East Street
Neshannock Ave
Penna
Holland
Famous Shoe Company
Washington
Albert Jenkinger
Geo. Wortman
Genkinger
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Mercantile
Casile
Dry Castle
Sheriff
Sven
Eden
Gotha
Marvin Electric CO
Everything Electrical
Mercer Street
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