Loving Describes Killing In Dull Courtroom Drama
In Houston Virginia June 26 Sheriff John P Beard of Amherst County testified at the Loy murder trial. He said Judge Loving’s long dissipation and delirium tremens harmed him, with the defendant nervous and pale. Prosecution highlighted Loving’s past and the daughter’s account of an incident with Theodore Estes leading to the fatal shooting. Judge Loving recounted planning to kill Estes after learning of the assault, and cited his struggle with alcohol, noting sobriety for six months prior. Mental health testimony linked excessive drinking to the case, as Dr. Charles Emmons explained.
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Houston
Sher
John P. Beard
Amherst County
Judge Loy
Loving
Swanson
Danville
John P. Swanson
Theodore Estes
B. R. Harrison
Sheriff Beard
Judge Loving
Estes
Dizgy
Lovingston
Sevral
Oak Ridge
Oakdge
Setes
Charles Emmons
Washington
Mons
Trouble at West Pittsburg Game Denied by Manager
West Pittsburg baseball boss denies trouble after a four inning West Pittsburg Lowellville game halted by late Lowellville arrival and rain. Officials say no fight occurred though a disagreement over the Lowellville battery sparked argument, score 2 to 1 West Pittsburg, with two more games remaining between the teams.
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West Pittsurg
West Pittsboro
West Pittsburg
Lowellville
West Pittsrg
Lowell-ville Battery
lLowellville
In Ohio River Towns Saloons Go Dry After Vote
Picnickers from this city and residents of Rock Springs Wellsville and East Liverpool face thirst as towns along the Ohio River vote dry. Rochester to Toronto spans 34 miles with no liquor outlets. Wellsville votes dry by 1,001 to 1, a close race. East Liverpool follows suit on Saturday with 293 ballots.
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Rock Springe
Wellsville
East Liverpool
Rochester
Torono
East Liver
Miss Elliott Takes Lead in Popular Teacher Piano Race
Miss Elliott now leads the Trades Assembly piano contest for the citys most popular teacher, widening her margin over Olive Johnston to 103 votes amid a surge of ballots from Sixth ward and other districts. Early tallies show Clara Hamilton 189, Nellie Waite 173, Edna Young 165, and Elliott 946 in the latest counts with vigorous civic interest and expected further shifts as supporters rally before the week ends.
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Harriet Elliott
Trades Assembly
Miss Elliott
Olive Johnston
Miss
Miss Johnston
Clara Hamilton
Edna Young
Waite
Stockman
Kate Stockman
Miss Buxton
Clara Wilkinson
Iva McMillan
Elizabeth Snyder
Belle Snyder
Elizabeth Hay
Carrie Jeffries
Annie Cox
Miss Springer
Anna Perry
Roberta Martin
Eleanor Cummins
Miss Fiscus
Ella McMillan
Mary Aiken
Edith Magee
Nellie Waite
Lizzie Johnston
Frances Foulke
Nellie Diger
Miss Sterling
Emma Harvey
Hariet Elliott
Cora Andrews
Gertrude Smith
Mabel Frerens
Alma Locke
Miss Dinsmore
Nellie Boyd
Iretta Dart
Rockefeller and Others Face Court Inquiries On Secrets
Federal Judge Lan dis ordered subpoenas for John D. Rockefeller and top Standard Oil officials and directed more figures to testify July 6 at 10 am. The court will probe the inner workings of Standard Oil, its subsidiaries, railroads and related firms and demand details on organization ownership and dividends.
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Chicago
Landis
John PD. Rockefeller
W. H. Tilford
C. M. Pratt
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
J. A. Moffatt
G. W. Stall
Standard Oi Company
Indiana
H. E. Felton
Union Tank Line
F. A. Wann
Chicago and Alton
Mathues Tells What He Knows About Capitol Trimming
W J L Mathues former state treasurer and Republican boss of Delaware county testified before the Capitol investigation commission in Harrisburg on June 26. He described paying and settling larger Capitol equipment bills approved by "Honest and Trustworthy" Huston without auditor general audit. He has attended sessions for two weeks and consulted counsel. Commission chair Senator Fisher said public sessions will end this week and a report will follow.
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Mathues
Capitol
Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Harrisburg
W. J L. Mathues
Delaware County
Treasury Department
Capitol Investigation Commission
Huston
Fisher
Oaks Street
Park Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Caldwell
Neshannock Falls
Deaths of the Bay: Mrs Mary Ann Adair Dies in Jersey City
Relatives in this city announce the death of Mrs Mary Ann Adair formerly of here, at Brookside Villa Ghent after a fall caused a fractured shoulder blade. She was about 50 years old and an aunt of Thomas Hutchinson of this city.
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Mary Ann Adair
Jersey City
Brookside Villa
Ghent
Adair
Thomas Hutchinson
Funeral Held for Mrs. Aaron Woods of Hazel Dell
The funeral for the late Mrs. Aaron Woods of Hazel Dell was held Wednesday at 2 pm at John Mallory's residence. Many friends attended and burial followed at Possum Hollow. Mrs Woods' husband Aaron Woods died suddenly last January. she is survived by a son and a daughter.
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Aaron Woods
Hazel Dell
McKees Rocks
John Mallory
Possum Hollow
Price Loses Close Pool Match to Smith at New Castle Club
In a tight pool contest at the New Castle club parlors C. W. Smith defeated J. A. Price by 14 balls. Smith ran 75 to Prices 61 as the lead swapped several times with remarkable shots. Tonight Joan Trushel meets Edward Osborn at 9 oclock for another match.
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New Castle Club
C. W. Smith
J. A. Price
Smith
Price
Joan Trushel
Edward Osborn
Orchard lied says witnesses dispute inner circles claim
The speaker denies charges of inner circles and says no riot was advised. He notes the speech at Salt Lake cited constitutional points, defends labor achievements, and states he no longer leads the federation after amassing mining interests in Northern Idaho.
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Salt Lake
United States
Boyce
Executive Committee
Federation
Idaho
Campfire Change Ties to Spanish War Veterans Meet
Walter Reynolds reports from Sharon that the Third Annual United Spanish American War veterans convention campfire is moved to Wednesday evening. Thursday remains the convention’s big day with W. H. Dunlap boosted for junior commander. all delegates and past commanders may vote.
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Walter Reynolds
United Spanish American War Veterans
Sharon
W. H. Dunlap
Rocky Mountain Tea At Wallace's Drug Store
A nostalgic line recalling Rocky Mountain Tea offered at Wallace's drug store, inviting customers to forget sorrow and enjoy a soothing remedy presented in a period voice. The fragment hints at a local ad or catalog notice within a historical newspaper page.
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Wallace
Mystery of the Varsity Regatta at Poughkeepsie
Publishers' Press Dispatch reports a dramatic afternoon regatta in Poughkeepsie with Annapolis middies favored to win the big varsity race. Cornell and Columbia loom as top threats while Syracuse Wisconsin Georgetown and others fill the field. The program features a two mile varsity four, a two mile freshman eight and a four mile varsity eight with lineups listed and the note that number one crews ride nearest the west shore.
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Publishers’ Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Annapolis
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Varsity
Naval Academy
Presbyterial considers disbanding Wampum United Presbyterian
At Beaver Falls a commission is formed to study disbanding the United Presbyterian congregation at Wampum due to declining membership and absence of a pastor. Members will decide whether to join the nearby Presbyterian church or seek affiliation with other denominations. report due at September presbytery meeting.
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Beaver Falls
United Presbyterian
Wampum
J. S. Dice
Bethel
D. T. McCalmont
New Gallilee
James M. Ferguson
John McKim
Ellwood City
Wylie McCaslin
Presbyterian Church
Center U. P
Reverend J J Sharp Resigns From Camp Run Church
Rev J J Sharp pastor of the United Presbyterian church at Camp Run near Ellwood City has resigned. He formally presented his resignation to the Presbytery meeting at Beaver Falls. It will take effect on the first Sunday in July. He will leave the ministry temporarily with no steps yet taken toward a successor.
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J. J. Sharp
United Presbyterian Church
Camp Run
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
Elopee narrowly escapes murder attempt in Fairmont
John Hawkins, a city resident and former Fairmont native, faced a murder attempt Monday night after a clandestine relationship with Bordy Field’s wife. Hawkins, who returned to Fairmont and then visited the Field home, was shot at but not hit, and he disappeared afterward.
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John Hawkins
Fairmont
W. Va
Hawkins
Bordy Field
Smith's Business College Scholarship Sale This Week
Found a good chance to save from five to twenty dollars on tuition by buying your scholarship this week at Smith's Business College. 260-6.
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Business College
Smith's Business College
Sealed proposals for main sewer construction
Sealed proposals will be received until 8 p m Monday July for the construction of a main sewer from Front street to Grant street. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check for five hundred dollars and marked Main sewer. Rights reserved to reject any or all bids. A EB Rhodes City Clerk. June 26 July 2-5.
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Mahoning Avenue
Pennsylvania Tracks
Shenango River
A. BE. Rhodes
Jefferson Street
City of
New Castle
City Engineer's Office
East and
Washington Streets
Fifth Ward
Long Avenue
Big Run
Sp. m
C. H. Milholland
City of New Castle
Harrison Street
Acorn
DuShane Street
Harrison Sewer
A. RE. Rhodes
Ralph Avenue
Morris Street
A E. Rhodes
Front Street
Grant Street
A. EB. Rhodes
Dune
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Mt. Jackson
Enquire
Scioto Street
Rice's Restaurant
Moravia Street
Walter
Quehl's
South
Mercer Street
Brest's
Seventh Ward
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Bell
North Hill
Care News
Young
Cambridge Street
Boston
Mass
News Office
G. W. Hunt
Dufford Block
Croton Avenue
Pittsburg
Mooney
J. Mooney
S. Jefferson St
Gell
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Chas. Blackstock
Divinity Place
West Philadelphia
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Knickerbocker
Boggs & Buhl
Richelieu Avenue
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
U. S
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Skidmore
Remington Typewriter
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Beaver
Harmony
Robert B. English
Joseph Justice
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EK. A. McMillin
Jackson Block
Gemini
Neshannock Avenue
Craig Street
Robert L. Wallace
Walnut Street
J. T. Gleason
Shaw Street
Bell Phone
Mulburry Street
L. Paul Blocher
Pine Street
J. Clyde Gilfillan
East Side
Haus
Lorain Avenues
Harvey E. Martin
Pittsburg Street
Highland Avenue
M. Lee Gailey
Cascade Roller Mills
County Line Street
Stanley Bright
Hanna Street
City
M. Knobloch
Garvin
P. M. B. & L. Association
C. W. Fenton
N. Heaver Street
Corner Falls
D. N. Keast
Bath
East Falls Street
Mercer and
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Wallace Avenue
K. L. M. Block
McBride & Long
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R. W. Jackson
East Leasure Street
Boyles Avenue
Mill Saat
Quest Street
J. Bell
South Mill Street
J. R. White
East Grant Street
JOST
Louis Nachman
West Side
North Street
Taylor's Tailor Shop
Sutherland's
South Mercer Street
Cascade Park
Pine Grove
M. FE
St. Cloud Hotel
James Reynolds
Third Ward
Register of Wills
Lawrence County
W. Y. Gibson
W. E. Patton
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