Memorial Service For J S DuShane Honors Soldier Citizen
The late J. Smith DuShane was honored at a memorial service in the city council chamber under the Union Veteran Legion. Attendees included U V L members, G A R, Daughters of Veterans, Ladies of the G A R, and family. Speakers praised his public service and reverence for the flag, with wreaths placed on the mourning chair and formal addresses by city solicitor James A. Gardner and others.
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J. Smith DuShane
Union Veteran Legion
G. A. R. Song of Veterans
Daughters of Vetans
Capt. Love
A. S. Love
H. Gilbert
Samuel Ellison
Dorothy Belles
Ella Oatey
Ladies of the
W. W. Stevenson
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Organizations
Rev Lynch To Speak On Indianapolis Baptist Convention
Rev P H Lynch of the First Baptist church returns from the Indianapolis Baptist convention where about 300 delegates gathered. At Sunday's morning service he will discuss The Battle of Indianapolis and the clash between radicalism and conservatism in Northern Baptist churches to inform Baptists and nonchurchgoers about the issues and progress of God's work.
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P. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Baptist Convention
Indianapolis
Baptist Church
Sentenced To Works For Making Liquor
Joe Bruto was convicted of manufacturing liquor and sentenced by Judge Emery to pay a $500 fine and costs and serve five months in Allegheny county work house. Mary Spankevich, convicted of selling liquor, received a $100 fine and costs and was paroled for one year.
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Joe Bruto
Emery
Allegheny County
Mary Spankevich
Weather Expert Conflicts Over Forecast Language
Weather expert jokes that promises of good weather often lead to rain, while colleagues advise sticking to local showers. A passing weather report notes shifting forecasts and light rain expectations.
Married Men Rout Lawrence Independents in Baseball Victory
The Married Men defeated the Lawrence Independents 65 to 2 in a one sided game. Harris pitched well and Evans followed with timely hitting. Zarillo hit a home run and multiple players had three and two base hits as the Married Men overwhelmed the Independents with strong offense and solid pitching.
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Lawrence Independents
Harris
Evans
Lawrence Indep
Zarillo
Price
J. Hares
J. Nickum
A. Prise
S. Lombardo
Clarke
Long
R. H. E. Nickum
B. Mosley
Mindow
A. Price
B. Price
Nickum
Ec D. Richards
Epworth Methodists Top Second United Presbyterians 14 to 6
Epworth M E defeated Second United Presbyterians 14 to 6 last night with two home runs by Clark. Gilkey and Graham pitched. Graham allowed nine hits with five strikeouts, Gilkey seven. Epworth totaling 14 hits and took advantage of multiple innings with scoring while Second United failed to score in five innings. Umpire Dugan.
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Epworth Methodists
Second United Presbyterians
Clark
Methodists
Gilkey
Graham
Epworth
U. P
Bentley
Shields
Dugan
Woman Breaks Ankle After Stepping Into Open Sewer
Mrs. C. B. Douglass of 214 North Bay street injured when she stepped into an open and unprotected sewer near East Washington and Allen streets about 10:30 Friday evening. A passing Beaver Falls man drove her home for treatment.
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East Washington and
Allen Streets
C. B. Douglass
North Bay Street
Beaver Falls
Patents Granted to Negroes Surpass Two Thousand in U.S.
A report shows more than 2,000 patents awarded to African Americans in the United States, concentrated in mechanical applications and labor-saving devices, highlighting contributions in engineering and invention during the era.
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United States
Theft Reported After Daylight Trickery at Crawford Ave
Mrs. S. E. McNeelis of 110 Crawford avenue reported a theft by two daylight thieves who posed as a meter reader. A bogus reader gained entry, delaying her, then stole towels and linen from a trunk, missing two valuable rings. Detective Thomas Lynch investigated but the long gap since the crime lowers chances of capture.
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S. E. McNeelis
Crawford Avenue
Thomas Lynch
Fourth Flag Week Commences Monday
The Lawrence Savings and Trust company launches its fourth flag week starting Monday and running through July 4. Past campaigns proofed popular as homes display flags during patriotic holidays. New accounts under specific conditions grant flag outfits, inviting families to participate.
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Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Not All So Bad Ad Merchant Speaks In Lennox
A Lennox advertising merchant known as Usually candid rejects broad accusations, stating we do not claim others are cheats and liars and we do not judge everyone by ourselves. The remark appears in the Boston Transcript.
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Candid
Lennox
8. D
Boston Transcript
Still Operated Illicit Auto Victim Home At 7 Fulton Street
Police reported a still in operation at the home of a man killed in an Atlantic avenue auto accident Friday night. Mash was dumped into the sewer risking street blockages. Officers Kennedy and Detective Horner responded, observed the destruction of a copper still, and confirmed neighbors' charges.
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Fulton Street
Atlantic Avenue
Kennedy
Horner
Grass in Chicago park prompts public duty tale
A humorous Harper's Magazine anecdote contrasts park etiquette with disease and death. Citizens tolerate healthy grass but deface dying turf. A hurried man is stopped by a policeman who mocks the idea of walking on a sick friend’s stomach.
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Chicago
Harper's Magazine
Rantington Roarer Returns to Screen Roles
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes the eminent tragedian Rantington Roarer as joking about movie work. Once vowing to starve rather than sell his talent to film, he reportedly took small movie parts amid rumors of weight gain after signing on.
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Rantington Roarer
Birmingham Age-Herald
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Ford
Goodyear Tire
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Neshannock
Wilmington
Alexander of
Serbia
Marie
Romania
Belgrade
Puritan Brand
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Hdwe
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Mackie
E. Washington St
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Honest
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C Clark
Ee Morrison
Leslie
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Rf Graham
O. A. E McCoy
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P Kirk
McFarland
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Phonocrap
Jones and Hare
Mr. Gallagher
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Goodyear
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Dean Block
Croton Ave
Neiman’s
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Weiman
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