Memorial for J. Smith DuShane in City Council chamber
Memorial service honoring J. Smith DuShane, soldier and citizen, drew a large crowd in the city council chamber under Union Veteran Legion auspices. Attendees included members of the G A R, Daughters and Ladies of the G A R, and family, with speakers from City Solicitor James A. Gardner and Colonel W W Stevenson praising his service and character.
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J. Smith DuShane
Eid
Uniom
Lewlow
Council
U. S
G. A. R. Song of Veterans
Daughters
Vetana
Ive Chindrman
A. S. Love
Union Veteran Legion
S. F H. Gibert
Samuel Ellison
UV. S
Dorothy Belles
Mila Quatey
A. R
Sons of Veterans Organizations
J. Smith PuShane
Unknown fate honored in Little Lawrence county tribute
A memorial tribute honors a departed defender whose destiny remained unknown. His courageous deeds, while alive, earned him lasting respect and reverence among the hills and valleys of Little Lawrence county.
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Lawrence County
Reverend Lynch To Discuss Indianapolis Convention
Rev P H Lynch pastor of the First Baptist church returns from the Baptist convention in Indianapolis He will speak at Sunday morning service on The Battle of Indianapolis discussing the struggle for supremacy between radicalism and conservatism in Northern Baptist churches The event drew 300 delegates and aims to inform Baptists and nonchurch members about church progress and world affairs.
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P. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Baptist Convention
Indianapolis
Baptist Church
Lynch
Sentenced To Works For Making Liquor
Jos Bruto was sentenced by Judge Emery to pay a $500 fine and costs and to serve five months in the Allegheny county work house for manufacturing liquor. Mary Spankerich, for selling liquor, received $100 and costs with a one year parole. Weather note and local show remarks follow.
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Jos Bruto
Emery
Allegheny County
Mary Spankerich
Married Men Beat Independents In Baseball Showdown
Lawrence Independents lost 6 to 2 as Married Men, in a spirited game, used timely hitting and solid pitching by Mar rig in a league tilt. Zarillo and Price led with three and two base hits, while J Hares Nickum Prise Lombardo added offense. Harris and Evans handled pitching duties with several strikeouts.
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Lawrences Independents
Marrig
Evans
Lawrence Indep
Zarillo
A Price
J. Hares
J. Nickum
A. Prise
S. Lombardo
Harris
Clarke and
Long
R. E G. Nickum
R. B. Mosley
A. Price
B. Price
J. Bates
DB. Richards
D. Evans
Lawrence Independents
R. HL
M. Gates
P. Zarillo
Hares
R. Hughes
Woman Breaks Ankle After Falling Into Open Sewer
Mrs. C. B. Douglass of 214 North Bay street broke an ankle when she stepped into an open sewer near East Washington and Allen Streets about 10 30 Friday evening. A passing machine driven by a Beaver Falls man transported her home. The article notes 2000 patents have been granted to Negroes in the United States for mechanical devices and labor saving tasks.
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East Washington and
Allen Streets
C. B. Douglass
North Bay Street
United States
Epworth Methodists topple Second United Presbyterians 14–4
Epworth Methodists defeated Second United Presbyterians 14 to 4 before a large crowd. Clark homered twice for Epworth, while Bentley added a two bagger. Graham allowed nine hits with five strikeouts, Gilkey fanned seven as Epworth racked 14 hits.
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Epworth Methodists
United Presbyterians
Aix
Clark
Methodists
Gilkey
Graham
Epworth
Epworth M. E
Bentley
Shields
Dugan
Epworth M
Cooley
Ae Honest
WF. Patterson
Ve Clark
Te Shields
Ates 'Morrison
Leslie
Veeed Patterson
Gettings
U. Poe
A E McCos
Kerr
Pve
Kirk
A McFarland
R. Orr
Ll McCandless
Richards
Burp
Theft Reported In City By Mrs McNeelis After Month
Mrs S E McNeelis reports a theft from her Crawford avenue home carried out by two daylight thieves posing as a meter reader. The incident occurred over a month ago, with towels rings and valuables taken from a kitchen trunk. Detective Thomas Lynch notes the long gap hinders apprehension though a detailed description of both men was provided.
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S. E. McNeelis
Crawford Avenue
Thomas Lynch
Fourth Flag Week Begins Monday in Lawrence
The Lawrence Savings and Trust launches its fourth Flag Week from Monday through July 4 to promote patriotism. Flags are offered with new accounts under conditions, encouraging homes to display the flag and linking savings to national independence.
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Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Union National Bank
Auto Victim's Home Scene: Mash and Copper Still Destroyed
Police report hastily dismantled mash from illicit distilling found at 7 Fulton Street the home of a man killed in the Atlantic Avenue auto accident Friday night neighbors feared sewer blockage by mash dumped into the sewer Officers Kennedy and Detective Horner answered the call but were refused admission yet observed destruction of mash and a copper still.
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SUS
Fulton Street
Atlantic Avenue
Kennedy
Horner
Copper
Grass in Chicago Park Provokes Public Debate
An observed attitude toward park grass shows public care when healthy and neglect when it dies. A hurried man cut across a yellowed patch and was halted by a policeman who quipped about walking on a sick friend. The exchange underscores casual civic norms.
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Chicago
Harper’s Magazine
A Martyr Questions Rantington Roarer’s Screen Roles
The Birmingham Age Herald mocks the eminent tragedian Rantington Roarer now appearing in minor film parts. It recalls his vow to die before compromising stage talent and notes his weight as a factor in pursuing cinema work.
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Rantington Roarer
Birmingham Age-Herald
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Tirea
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Goodyear Tire
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East Long Ave
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Brunswick
Presbyterians
Neiman’s
ST. New Castle
Neimada
Wedkan
Weiman
Lennox
S. D
Boston Transcript
Clark & Mackie
E. Washington St
Goodyear
L. Aiello, Prop
J. Hinkaon
Yean Block
Groton
Cleveland
Tri Woodlard Park
New Rev
Woodlaw
Erie
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Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
FETNA
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert A. Ellis
Per Ener
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