Ellwood City Tin Mill Order Tops $100000
The Standard Engineering works of Ellwood City will build 12 hot mills and 15 cold mills for Jones and Laughlin at Woodlawn near Aliquippa Pa. The $100000 plus order will keep the plant running six months under Bert Ross the former Greer tin mill superintendent. Officials say full operation starts within two weeks with skilled workers from Ellwood City and nearby New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones and Laughlin
Woodlawn
Aliquippa
Ellwood City
Standard Engineering Works
Jones & Laughlin Company
Elwood Works
Bert Ross
Greer Tin Mill
New Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
United States
Standard
Charles Coban
Thomas A. Clark
Four candidates named for Pittsburg Second Presbyterian pastor
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports a call to Pittsburg Ch second Presbyterian on Eighth Street will soon occur with four candidates under consideration Rev Ira Landrith Robert F Coyle H S Jordan and S Edward Young Dr Young may return to the pulpit July 4 and Dr Jordan, visiting from San Diego, was former pastor of the First Presbyterian church in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Eighth Street
Pittsburg
Ira Landrith
Robert F. Coyle
H. S. Jordan
S. Edward Young
Young
Dr. Jordan
San Diego
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
Open demand for public inquiry into abattoirs
James Harms former meat inspector who leveled charges against St. Louis packing house inspectors writes to Secretary Wilson. He rejects a star chamber session arguing for a public open investigation of all stations amid claims of rotten inspections at National Stock Yards and calls for broader scrutiny across departments.
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Star Chamber
St. Louis
Man
United Press
Fremont. O
James Harms
Wilson
Hayes
Steddom
Bureau of Animal Industry
National Stock Yards
Stock Exchange
Melvin
Star-Chamber
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Death notices for Ethel Fisher and Eliza White
Two death notices list Miss Ethel Fisher aged 18 of 133 Edgewood Avenue and Mrs Eliza White aged 72 of North Sewickley. No further details provided.
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Ethel Fisher
Edgewood Avenue
Eliza White
North Sewickley
Noted Speakers Secured for Third Class City Convention in New Castle
Governor Edwin S. Stuart and ex Mayor George W. Guthrie of Pittsburg will join other noted Pennsylvanians as speakers at the League of the Third Class Cities convention to be held in New Castle late August to early September. Over 200 delegates from every third class city are expected for tours, a banquet, and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Edwin S. Stuart
George W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
League of the Third Class
Pennsylvania
Lusk
Newell
McCormick
Fishr
Genkinger
Griffiths
Kocher
Aston
Fisher
Tin Mill Strikes Loom in New Castle Turmoil
In New Castle the tin mill dispute with Am. Tin Plate Co. heats up as local lodge meetings and out of town Amalgamated leaders plan talks aimed at securing a July 1 strike. Heaters and cold roll crews face possible walkouts amid open shop threats and wage talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. Tin Plate Co
New Castle
John F. Ward
Shenango
Pride of
Greer Plant
Llewellyn Lewis
John Williams
Walter Larkin
Amalgamated Association
Greer Mill
Shenango Lodge
Fifth Ward
American Tin Plate Company
Combine
Trust
Tin Mill Workers
Wheeling
Tin Plate Workers’ International Protective Association of America
Tin Workers’ Association
Tin Works
New Castle Tinning Department
Officers Elected At U. A. Meeting
The Daughters of America met in the Junior Order hall and elected officers for the coming term with plans to initiate a large class on July 10 in the presence of state officers and Willing Workers. Officers include Councilor Mrs Maude Coulter and Recording secretary Mrs Fannie Baney among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Maude Coulter
Stella Hopwood
Anna Crowe
Pearl Anderson
Fannie Baney
Lida Davis
Pattie Beman
Flora Frost
Ella Parks
Elsie Swadner
Ada Grossart
O. S. Guard
Olive Caldwell
Adie Dean
Tin mill workers receive two weeks’ pay today
Employees at Greer and Shenango tin mills are paid two weeks’ wages today, marking a featured payroll disbursement for the two facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
Shenango Tin Mills
Two Cent Law 15 Unconstitutional Declared invalid by Philadelphia judge
Judge Willson of the common pleas court in Philadelphia rules the 1907 two cent fare law unconstitutional. The ruling aligns with prior suits by railroad companies against Philadelphia and Lawrence County, enjoining enforcement against the Reading company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Willson
Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Lawrence
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States
Reading Company
Reception and Profession at Villa Marie Convent
The Villa Marie convent near New Bedford will hold the reception and profession for new members around mid July, following the first retreat. Thirteen young women will take the veil, mostly from Cleveland, with visiting priests from nearby areas to participate in the ceremonies.
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Villa Marie
New Bedford
Sisters of the Order
Cleveland
Brown Wins Lawrence County Republican Chairmanship in Tight Vote
Richard T. Brown of Ellwood City won the Lawrence county Republican committee chair with 28 votes to 26 for incumbent W. W. Stevenson. Former Judge W. D. Wallace urged Stevenson’s re election and supported a viva voce ballot, while F. E. Poister and Co. F. Ball pressed for Brown’s candidacy and a secret ballot.
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Richard T. Brown
Ellwood City
Lawrence County Republican Committee
W. W. Stevenson
W. D. Wallace
Republican County Committee
W. W Stevenson
Lawrence County
Stevenson
Wallace
Brown
F. E. Poister
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Ellwood
Co. F. Ball
Volant
J. M. Watson
Fay
Ice Cream Inspections Warn Coal Oil Dyes in New Castle
Food Inspector A. I. Thayer reports coal oil dyes used by many New Castle ice cream makers are dangerous to digest and harm purity. He will complete today’s inspection and finish analyses shortly to curb use of these additives.
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New Castle
A. I. Thayer
Thayer
M Nabb Reunion at Struthers
Mr and Mrs R L McNabb and daughters Ruby and Florence with several relatives attended the McNabb family reunion at United Presbyterian church Struthers. Officers elected include President Seth J McNabb and Lake McNabb as president. Secretary Mrs Toby and Treasurer Dr Toby both of Youngstown. A committee planned next reunion time and place. Rev Alexander McNabb of Toronto spoke on family history. Mrs Jesse Huff celebrated her 79th birthday with a purse gift.
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R. L. McNabb
Ruby
Florence
J. C. McNabb
George Thompson
Lake McNabb
Toby
Youngstown
James McNabb
Poland
G. C. Thompson
Wallace Avenue
Alexander McNabb
Toronto
Canada
George Bryan Hurt By Fall Down Stairs
George Bryan fell from the top of the stairs during a midnight sleep disturbance. He struck the landing, suffering a deep forehead gash a nearly severed lip and a badly lacerated nose, with serious bruising but no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bryan
Wholly country fooled by 1.0 P Artifice Today
A fragmented phrase notes a widespread hoax or trick labeled as 1.0 P Artifice. Details remain unclear but imply nationwide impact on public perception and information.
Deception in Politics and a Maryland Mystery
Senator Jeff Davis denounces Aldrich tariff measures as a tool of big interests. In Maryland, Edith May Thompson Woodill’s nude body is found, with detectives linking stock broker Eastman to a long blackmail history and a planned murder near McDaniels, as clues span New York Boston and California.
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Washington
Senate
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Aldrich
Republican Party
Rhode Island
Empire
Texas
Finance Committee
Davis
la Follette
Scott
United Press
ST. Michaels
Edith May Thompson Woodill
McDaniels
Robert Emmitt Easton
Tilbott County
Mrs. Woodill
Eastman
New York
Woodill
Wall Street
Vinnie Bradcome
Los Angeles
Oil Strike Reported in Slipperyrock Township Field
James A. Book struck an eight barrel oil well on the Andrew Rohrer farm in Slipperyrock township. The heavy lubricating oil, valued at about five dollars per barrel, has drawn many neighbors to the site amid considerable excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Book
Andrew Rohrer
Slipperyrock
Cooler weather forecast ends hot wave across the nation
A weather bureau bulletin announces relief from the heat with a gradual moderation starting Monday and a cooler week beginning June 28. A well defined disturbance is expected to cross the U S from June 29 to July 3, bringing general rains east of the Rockies.
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United Press
Washington
Chief Moore
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
United States
Rockies
Notable Residents Listed Across New Castle and Nearby Areas
The record lists individuals including Joseph M. Patten and Margaret Helena O Day in New Castle, with Joan A. Snyder and Geesel Kent shown alongside C Katherine Russell in New Castle. Also named are William Moffatt and Anna Shaffer in Ellwood and Wurtemburg communities.
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Joseph M. Patten
New Castle
Margaret Helena O'Day
Joan A. Snyder
Geesel Kent, C
Katherine Russell
William Moffatt
Ellwood
Anna Shaffer
Wurtemburg
Slayer Identified as Robt Easton in Alleged Letter
Local detectives identify a Slayer as Robt Easton in a letter alleged to be from Eastman. The letter accuses Mrs Woodill of murder by another woman. The document is suspected to be a fake.
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Slayer
Robt. E. Easton
Eastman
Woodill
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Standard Engineering Company
Jordan
Mother Jones
Airdome
Theodore Shaffer
Amalgamated
Shaffer
Order of Moose
Massachusetts
Order of the Moose
William G. Young
American Tinplate Company
Powell
Tin Workers Association
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Independent Sheet, Steel and Tinplate Manufacturers
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Bar Iron
Bar Iron Association
Cambridge Springs
U. OF A
Payday
Lawrence County Courts
Villa Marie Convent
Rep
Comtee
I. A. Thayer
M’nabb
Struthers
Geo. Bryan
East Side
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