Wife Trails C H Mackay To Europe
Mystery swirls over Clarence H. Mackay’s Europe voyage aboard the Imperator with his three children while rumors persist that Mrs. Mackay followed on the Lafrance. Reports tie baggage to Mrs C H Marshall. Mrs Mackay in Roslyn says she has no knowledge of the trip and will rely on her lawyer Mr Taft for statements.
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National News Association
New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Co
Imperator
A. M. Carlisle
Mackay
Lafrance
Henry W. Taft
Taft
Roslyn
Potter
She
Carnegie Steel Pays City Tax. Pittsburgh Area Note
City Treasurer C C Duff received a 15130 30 check from Carnegie Steel for city and poor purposes. The school tax is separate and not included. prompt June payment earns a discount while school tax carries no discount or early payment penalty until September. Other major industries are expected to follow suit before month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Duff
Carnegie Steel Company
Steel Company
New Castle
Register and Recorder May Attend Beaver County Attorneys
Wm. Eakin received an invitation to accompany the Beaver county lawyers on July 10 to discuss local legal rights. He was asked to donate his automobile and pay for his own dinner as part of the proposition under consideration, and he will likely accept.
Auto driver plunges into river from open draw bridge
Daniels, a wealthy bank director of this city, drove his automobile into an open draw bridge and into the river. His body had not been found by 10 o clock this morning. Police could not determine if he was alone at the time of the accident. Clinton, O. June 26.
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Ry Daniels
Clinton, O
Mystery of Helen McCarthy Vanishing Shocks New York
The 16 year old Helen McCarthy, daughter of New York broker John A. McCarthy, disappeared Tuesday from a local hotel. Police search along the North River, with family and Sacred Heart community expressing worry and doubt she ran away.
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National News Association
New York
Helen McCarthy
Dorothy Arnold
Helen
Albany
John A. McCarthy
Miss McCarthy
Sacred Heart
Torresdale
Philadelphia
Ladies of the Sacred Heart
Eden Hall
Convent of
Sullivan
West 68Th Street
North River
Death saves two men from attack
Chicago dispatch reports saloon keeper John Walsh died after protecting two men he believed had assaulted and robbed him. Walsh refused to reveal their identities, declaring he would deal with them himself, saying he would not be a squealer. His death prevented his plan for retaliation.
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Chicago
John Walsh
Walsh
Jack Johnson War Over Order to Move Prison
Federal Judge Carpenter approved moving boxer Jack Johnson from Joliet to Leavenworth federal prison. Johnson must serve one year and one day for violating the white slave law.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Joliet Prison
Leavenworth
Kan
Carpenter
Johnson
Petted Children Lead to Insanity, Says Delegate
Chicago June 26 Dr Norris of Ederlin North Dakota, national congress delegate of alienists, warned that petted children develop egomania causing self neglect and nervous mental breakdown, paving way to an insane asylum.
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Chicago
Norris
Ederlin
N. D
National Congress of Alienists
Homes Wanted for Three Lads by Lawrence County Orphanage
Juvenile Court Officer William Smith seeks homes for three orphan boys from Lawrence County. Two boys are about 11 years old and the third is 13. The article notes the desire for suitable placements and the agency overseeing the case.
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Lawrence County
William Smith
Vandivort Held After Linnenbrink Slaying in Jail
Vandivort, who killed Walter Linnenbrink, spent his first night in Lawrence county jail. He met with attorney S. P. Emery and may use a temporary insanity plea. He was moved from the women’s section to the south side and kept in a separate cell before being allowed into the corridor with others. The case is set for the September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Vandivort
Walter Linnenbrink
Lawrence County
S. P. Emery
Vandivort
Rescue of two students from drowning at Lake Conneaut
Miss Alice Lewis and Louis Hays, students from Edinboro and the State Normal school, narrowly escaped drowning at Lake Conneaut yesterday. Cramped and exhausted after a long swim, they were rescued by Dr. John Feringer and W H Edmundson who rowed to their assistance from a lake pier.
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Edinboro
Alice Lewis
Louis Hays
State Normal School
Lake Conneaut
Hays
John Feringer
W. H. Edmundson
East Eleventh Avenue
Homestead
Miss Lewis
Miss
Wealthy Wheeling Man Dies at Home
Jas N. Vance, 63, a wholesale shoe merchant and notable Wheeling resident, collapsed at his residence in Wheeling West Virginia from heart disease at 7 this morning.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jas. N. Vance
Fight For Title Is Called Off
Bantamweight champion Johnny Coulon wires Kid Williams that he cannot meet July 29 on the coast for the title. Coulon, after Monday night’s show, says he is not right and will cancel all engagements and take a long rest.
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Chicago
Johnny Coulon
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Coulon
Williams
Frankie Burns
Conlon
Auto Killed Fitzgerald on Principal Street in Hammond
Remains of Charles E. Fitzgerald arrive from Hammond Indiana as relatives learn he died after being run down by a touring car while alighting from a street car. He survived about 24 hours after the incident and is to be buried at St. Mary's cemetery following services at his mother’s home.
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Charles E. Fitzgerald
Hammond
Indiana
Fitzgerald
South Greenwood Avenue
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Auto Crash Kills One in Lincoln Park Bridge Failure
In Chicago on June 26 a car smashed through a bridge railing in Lincoln Park. A.H. Greggory died after surgery at Alexandra hospital. Miss Minnie Bristol of Waukegan was found. Charles and Myrtle Peters were injured. Miss Bristol’s body was later recovered from the lagoon.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park
A. H. Greggory
Alexandra Brothers Hospital
Minnie Bristol
Waukegan
Charles Peters
Myrtle Peters
Bristol
Mrs. Martin Keeps Vigil As Mother Recovers From Operation
Mrs. Florence McConnell of Grove City underwent an operation yesterday to remove three cancers. The procedure was reported successful and hospital doctors expect recovery. Mrs. McConnell is mother to Mrs. Martin wife of Attorney Charles G. Martin of Crawford Avenue who is at her bedside along with family.
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Martin
Charles G. Martin
Crawford Avenue
Florence McConnell
Grove City
Roasting Ears Appear In City This Season
Roasting ears have appeared in the city this season and are listed on the regular bill of fare at several restaurants.
Change In Directors Appointment In County Schools
County superintendent confirms two directors to be elected per precinct this fall with three in districts where vacancies existed. Pulaski township shows three seats due due to resignations and term expirations. Other districts with three directors include South New Castle borough Wampum and Hazel Dell. The new school code boosts standards and salaries while many districts still press minimums.
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Pulaski
Gilmore
J. B. Stevenson
Dorris Falkman
A. M. Clark
Frank Meuschberger
A. W. Bailey
W. D. Ayers
South New Castle Borough
Wampum
Hazel Dell
Wallace Predicts An Easy Victory In Batting War
Attorney R L Wallace claims lawyers will easily vanquish ministers in an upcoming charity baseball game. He says ministers are easy picking in oratorical contests and will die on first when they go to bat.
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R. L. Wallace
Lawyers’ Publicity Bureau
Mr. Wallace
Cat Rescued After Marble Section Removed at State Capitol
A stray cat wandered into an opening on the fourth floor under marble work at the South State Capitol in Madison. To free the cat, workers removed a marble section, incurring a $300 rescue cost.
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Madison
Wis
South State Capitol
McMillan Picked as Minister to Peru and Ambassadors Named
Washington reports Belton McMillan former Tennessee governor named minister to Peru with Senate approval expected today. Justice G. Gerard of New York anticipated as American ambassador to Germany and Frederick C. Penfield of Pennsylvania named as ambassador to Austria, according to White House briefings.
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Washington
Belton McMillan
Tennessee
Peru
Senate
Justice G. Gerard
New York
White House
State Department
Frederick C. Penfield
Pennsylvania
Austria
Lightning speeds mark night of motorcycle races
In Atlanta on June 6, lightning speed defined the motorcycle races at the motor home event. Jack Prince nicknamed the rain prince due to rain disruptions received doctoring from the weatherman. Wilmer Richards in heat three of the Woodward sweepstakes lapped two miles in 1 minute 24 seconds averaging 86 miles per hour.
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Atlanta
Jack Prince
Wilmer Richards
Heiress Keeps $5 a Week Job After Inheritance News
Mrs Sachel Carlyle a Joplin maid earning five dollars weekly remains at work after learning she and her mother Mrs Martha Wilson are each heirs to one ninth of a fourteen million dollar estate. She mailed papers to Baltimore proving her relation to John Price who left the estate.
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Joplin
Sachel Carlyle
Martha Wilson
Baltimore
John Price
Deaths in Hillsville New Brighton and New Bedford
Death notices report Levi Hoffmaster age 84 of Hillsville Pa and Mary M McGeehon age 61 of New Brighton Pa. Also Mary FE Hughes age 88 of 450 Croton Avenue and Esther McCullough Dickson age 77 of New Bedford Pa are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. McGeehon
New Brighton
Mary FE. Hughes
Croton Avenue
Esther McCullough Dickson
New Bedford
Pennsylvania Legislature Clashes Over Primary and Bills
Statewide primary measures advance with nonpartisan ballot for judges and primary enrollment to curb party raiding. House and Senate clash over workmen compensation and insurance plans as amendments flood the printer. Walnut employment hours cut to 54 per week and 10 hour day with Saturday half holiday. Mine dockage bill sent to governor for signature.
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National News Association
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Tener
Directory work to start for city directory
A force will be put to work at once on preparing a new city directory. Mr Bowman of Burch Directory company has arrived and confirms plans to issue a directory here soon. A competing local effort, previously considered, appears likely to be abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch Company
Bowman
Burch Directory Company
Robingson Buys Hotel Furnishings in Bankruptcy Sale
C. C. Robingson purchased from Stevenson Bros. and Kepler the furnishings of the hotel Lie lie. The items were formerly owned by Charles B. Deshon and were sold by Trustee in Bankruptcy C. W. Fenton to Stevenson Bros. and Kepler. Robingson’s future plans will be announced in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Robingson
Stevenson Bros. & Kepler
Leslie
Charles B. Deshon
C. W. Fenton
Robingson
Father is Shot as Son Accused in Lafayette Tragedy
In Lafayette Indiana on June 26 John Barger a railroad conductor was killed by his son Paul Barger 18 after the father attacked his wife. Paul says he shot three times with the revolver held to his father's side to stop the choking.
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Lafayette
Ind
John Barger
Paul Barger
Barger
Woman Named Market Clerk In Philadelphia Hiring
Miss Achsah Lippincott was appointed chief market clerk in Philadelphia at a salary of 1000 dollars yearly. She led civil service eligibility with the highest average among four competitors and will study market conditions in other cities.
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Philadelphia
Achsah Lippincott
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California
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