Stiff sentences in booze gang cases under Judge Emery
Judge Emery imposed harsh penalties on those convicted of illegal liquor sales this morning. Several offenders received small leniency for extenuating circumstances, while others faced fines and workhouse time. Notable sentences included Mary Salamondo nine months in the workhouse with a 500 dollar fine, and Peter Bengeveno 11 months and 29 days plus 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Mercy
Mary Salamondo
Peter Bengeveno
Logan
Emma Anderson
Mary Santilla
Lucy Paglia
Isabella
Mike Papa
Rosie Schotch
Barl Association
iShe
Jennie Isaacs
Mrs. Isaacs
Auditors Appointed In The Agnew Case
L. Clark was appointed auditor for the final account of Ajamin Agnew administrator in the estate of E. T. Agnew by Judge this morning. Judgment for want of an appearance was granted against W. G. Suth in the case of the William J. Ins detective agency against J. Wumphrey and others. In the partition of the estate of Hamilton Houston, Sept. 4 was fixed as the date when heirs may accept or refuse property at the assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Clark
Ajamin Agnew
E. T. Agnew
Ery
W. G. Suthin
William J. Ins Detective Agency
J. Wumphrey
Hamilton Houston
Road gang on Main Street refuses to work on Washington Street
County jail prisoners assigned to a road gang refused to work on Washington Street calling it too conspicuous and began the day on Main Street.
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Washington Street
Anstreet
Troops Farewell at New Castle Amid Big Welcome
Troopers marching through Beaver Falls and nearby towns drew large crowds as Captain Graham’s unit headed toward Mt Gretna. At New Castle Junction a heartfelt farewell unfolded with mothers and wives bidding long embraces while soldiers sang and shared gifts. Major Cunningham delayed by crowd, then joined the train. five sets of brothers and several Sons of Veterans served in the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Junction Park
New Brighton
New Castle
New Castle Junction
Harry
Trumpter Mote
Mt. Gretna
Goodness
Kelly
Graham
Company B
Bessie
J. W. Cunningham
Cunningham
Chicago
H. D. Barris
W. C. Barris
Harry Reynolds
Wiliam Reynolds
Whitey” Anderson
John Anderson
John Kerr
Fred Kerr
Moses Kennedy
Ray Kennedy
Sons of
Lou Anderson
W. J. Snyder
Edward Cross
John Holcraft
Slayers and Defendants Sentenced in County Court
Multiple convicts face fines and jail terms in Allegheny County cases. Witte killer inmate sent to county workhouse for five months. Watson recaptured after breaking from road gang. fined $25 and 20 days in jail, with leniency due to time served. Various defendants including Sharkey Borinsky Smellick Furz Zachtan and others receive fines from $5 to $25 and jail terms ranging from 40 days to three months for offenses including felonious shooting breaking and entering and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watson
Ellwood City
Emery
Watson
Frank Sharkey
Lulu Moltz
Sharkey
Morris Kraus
Vincent Borinsky
George Sosick
George Smellick
Harry Furz
Nick Zachtan
Edward Barris
Dickey
Philip
Orangemen to Attend Church Service Next Sunday
A meeting of the Orangemen will be held this evening to complete arrangements for members to attend a service at Central Christian church on Long Avenue next Sunday at 7 30 o'clock. They will assemble at Orange hall at 7 15 o'clock to march in a body to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Long Avenue
Orange Hall
Burgess Hoyt Visits City as City Demonstration Dazzles
William Hoyt burgess of Washington Pa visited Saturday night and Sunday, calling on Mayor A D Newell. He witnessed the Troop F demonstration and said Pittsburg and Washington had nothing on this city in such displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoyt
Burgess
Washington
A. D. Newell
Burgess Hoyt
Pittsburg
Marriage Licenses List From Warren and New Castle
The record records marriage licenses issued to Hazen J. Zeigler and Mable Marland of Warren Pa and to Cari taerard and Greenville Weise Browon of New Castle with Charles W. Piper and Ethel Glover of New Castle also listed. The readable items reflect multiple couples certified in Warren and New Castle localities.
Bible Class Meeting at Mrs Foulke's Home
The Ucalite Bible class led by Mrs Foulke will gather at her residence at the corner of Highland and Boyles avenues on Tuesday evening at 7 46 o clock.
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Ucalite
Troop F Moves Toward Mexican Border From Camp Brumbaugh
Special to The News. Mt. Gretna Pa June 26. War mobilization accelerates as first brigade from Philadelphia begins medicals and trains depart for the border before midnight Tuesday. Second brigade soon follows with regiments Tenth Sixteenth and Eighteenth and cavalry units ready to entrain by Thursday or Friday. Storage tracks and railroad yards bustle with cars ready to receive troops for rapid deployment.
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Camp Brumbaugh
Mt. Gretna
Philadelphia
War Department
Quate
Harrisbore
Innocent Man in Joliet Finds Convict Confesses
In Joliet Illinois two convicts Nos 3893 and 3113, both shoe shop workers in the state penitentiary, talked and compared crimes. 3113 admits robbery at Wentworth Avenue tea store, but 3893 claims he did the Banks job. Charles Warner signed a confession and John Keating is likely to walk free next week.
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Joliet
International News Service
Joliet, Ill
Wentworth Avenue
Banks
Charles Warner
John Keating
New Danger Threatening U S Troops
Columbus New Mexico June 26 a new danger menacing the punitive column as Mexican fires threaten the southern end of the line to force a withdrawal northward. Lieutenants Christy and Rice carried orders to Pershing headquarters and field hospitals were cleared in anticipation of large action. Field ambulance No 70 arrived with the last six Colonia Dublan cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Columbus
N. M
Christy
Rice
General Pershing
Colonia Dublan
Congress Considers Joint Session Amid Mexico Tensions
The article notes Congress will convene a joint session by tomorrow as pressure mounts on Carranza to meet U S demands. Mediation talks proceed in Mexico City with ministers planning to meet in Washington while the United States insists on a reversal of Carranza stance after attacks on American soldiers. Senator James Hamilton Lewis signals Congress will stand firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Carranza
Mexico City
United States
Caldero
Lansing
Congress
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois Democratic whip and president discuss war plans
The Democratic whip and the president conferred on pending legislation and a possible joint session. A war declaration and funds were discussed as Congress is urged to act. A 250000 volunteer call is debated but delayed until Carranza responds and the president+ Congress decide next steps.
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Ilinois
Congress
United States
McKinley
Carranza
War Department
Gambling ordinance expands mayor and police powers
An ordinance granting the mayor and police authority to handle all forms of gambling was favorably reported in council. The measure allows seizure and destruction of gambling devices and sets fines from five to one hundred dollars at the mayor's or judge's discretion.
Bessemert Fourth Celebrations Promised In Bessem er
Bessem er residents plan a big Fourth of July event with a morning ball game and parade. Afternoon races and a balloon ascension are set, followed by fireworks and a dance with music by the Fifth Regiment band of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Fifth Regiment Band of
Youngstown
Ellwood Moose Club Seeks Charter Approval
An application for a Loyal Order of Moose lodge 93 charter for Ellwood City was presented to Judge Emery by Attorney Thomas W. Dickey this morning. Signers include P. J. Cullinan W. J. Cooney W. J. Frampton M. M. Shirk Thomas Flanegin Harry Kakin and others. First year trustees named are William Thomas C. J. Haswell and Charles McKelvey. A hearing will be held later.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge 93
Ellwood City
Emery
Thomas W. Dickey
P. J. Cullinan
W. J. Cooney
W. J. Frampton
M. M., Shirk
Thomas Flanegin
Harry Kakin
William Thomas
C. J. Haswell
Charles McKelvey
Local Contractor Pays Volunteers For National Guard Service
M. J. Scanlon, a Warren Ohio contractor, is paying wages of fourteen men who volunteered for duty with the Ohio National Guard. The grading crew works on a Baltimore and Ohio railroad project in Warren, and the contractor continues to compensate the workers while they serve in the U S army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
M. J. Scanlon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Warren
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
United States Army
City Quiet Over Weekend Demostration Police Say
Arrests totaled eight Saturday night with four drunks and three Sunday night. Mayor Newell reported the crowd of thousands at the Troop F departure helped prevent disorder. Saloons were closed during the demonstration.
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Newell
Schanker Charged With Wife Murder
Chief of Police M J Young filed an information before Alder man Hart charging John Schanker with the murder of his wife Mary Schanker. Mary died at Shenango Valley hospital from stab wounds inflicted by her husband after a party. Her dying statement accusing Schanker of slashing her abdomen will be used in evidence. Norris seeks witnesses for an inquest before a hearing on the murder charge, Schanker held in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Young
Alderman Hart
John Schanker
Mary Schanker
Schanker
Shenango Valley Hospital
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Felton Of Woodlawn
The funeral of Mrs. John Felton of Woodlawn is this afternoon at 30 o clock at the son David Felton’s residence 1608 12 Hamilton Street. Miss Anna M Van Fleet’s funeral was held Sunday at 3 30 at the Wilson apartments with Dr W W Sniff pastor of the First Christian Church officiating. Remains laid to rest in Oak Park cemetery pallbearers were B F Butler C P Reynolds Julius V Sypher J S McCann T A Patterson and Virgil Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Felton
Woodlawn
David Felton
Hamilton Street
Anna M. van Fleet
Wilson Apartments
W. W. Sniff
Frst Chistan
Oak Park Cemetery
B. F. Butler
C. P. Reynolds
Julius V. Sypher
J.S. McCann
T. A. Patterson
Virgil Harry
Death of Mrs Jennie A Shaw of Neshannock Township
Mrs Jennie A Shaw wife of James H Shaw of Neshannock township died Monday at 4 40 am after an illness of several weeks An operation failed to save her life She was 48 on January 24 Daughter of Richard and Anna Sergeant Native of Neshannock township She is survived by her husband two children Mrs Paul Wilson and Mrs Edward Bartsch both of Eastbrook three brothers Edward Richard and John Sergeant The Shenango United Presbyterian Church member Funeral at the family residence in Neshannock township Wednesday at 2 pm Rev Hickman officiating.
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Jennie A. Shaw
James H. Shaw
Neshannock Township
Richard
Anna Sergeant
Paul Wilson
Edward Bartsch
Eastbrook
Edward
Mercer
John Sergeant
Old Homestead
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Report Recoveries
Chester Garwig of West Wallace avenue was removed to the hospital for treatment. Thomas Galvin of Rose Point, who had been at the hospital for treatment, has recovered and returned to his home.
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Chester Garwig
West Wallace Avenue
Thomas Galvin
Rose Point
Carrizal Battle Details Raise Carrizal Fatalities and Survivors
Capt Lewis Morey, wounded and evacuated, survived Carrizal. Captain Charles T Boyd was killed. The 11th Cavalry and Major Jenkins continued search as Mexican forces fired the first shots in the engagement. By nightfall 25 Americans had died, with nine 10th Cavalry troopers missing and presumed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Mexico
Columbus
N. M
Lewis
Morey
Carrizal
Ben
11Th Cavalry
Gen. Pershing
10Th Cavalry
Jenkings Istill
Charles T. Boyd
McCabe
Jenkings
San Antonio
Tex
Gomez
Lewis 5S
Boyd
Gen. Funston
Fort Sam Houston
Ice Cream Social at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid of St. Pauls Lutheran Church invites the public to an ice cream social in the church basement on Wednesday evening June 28. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
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Rose Salamondo and
Ali
Agnew
Star Theatre
William Fox
Bertha Kalich
Mary Murillo
James Vincent
Reading Bibles
Cross
Burgess W. J. Kirk
Witte
Allegheny County
Galigan
New York State
Dail
Aaron Owens
Raymond Smith
Richard Cook
A. A. McKee
McKee
W. S. Reynolds
Cook
Jim Susiek
Russel Horsefell
Fisher
Huntingdon
W. W. Stevenson
Orangemen
U. S
Police
Ellwood
Moose Club
Hart
Coro
Ner
Miss van Fleet
Capt. Morey
Ice Cream Social
July Records
W.F. Dufford
UNION
Bell Phone
E. North ST
Chas. R. Kelley
Sutton
Bell
Mill Street
Bell-Ans
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