Warren Bombing Warrants Issued For Four Suspects
Warrants were issued for Jus Hall Joe Jrawitz and Charles Byers CIO members in Warren Ohio as suspects in a bombing series. Arthur Scott John Borawiecz and George Bunders CIO members remain in custody on a 25000 bond amid police statements linking the group to nitro glycerine bottle throwings on nearby Pennsylvania railroad tracks.
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International News Service
Warren. O
Jus Hall
CIO
Joe Jrawitz
Charles Byers
Arthur Scott
John Borawiecz
George Bunders
Man Struck by Motorcycle on East Washington Street
William Davis a 71 year old resident of 220 East Sheridan Avenue suffered lacerations to both legs a concussion and abrasions after a motorcycle operated by Clifford Montgomery R D 4 struck him yesterday afternoon at the corner of East Washington and Allen streets He is hospitalized at Jameson Memorial Hospital Montgomery says he was traveling east on East Washington when the accident occurred In a separate incident at 11 pm Monday automobiles driven by Percy Knight R D 6 and Norman Baxter 110 North Bay Street collided at the same location causing damage to both cars and a fire alarm box Knight moved to the center of East Washington to turn onto Allen Baxter claims a pedestrian crossed the street forcing him to the left of Knights car Baxter left the road and struck the sidewalk
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William Davis
East
Sheridan Avenue
Clifford Montgomery
R. D
East Washington and
Allen Streets
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
East Washington Street
Davis
Percy Knight
Norman Baxter
North Bay Street
Knight
Allen Street
Baxter
Knights
Butler Teens Vanish On Bicycles Named By Police
Butler police ask residents to watch for Robert Ross and Arthur Shearer both 17 who have left home riding bicycles. The alert stresses their descriptions and urges consideration by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Robert Ross
Arthur Shearer
Presbyterians To Picnic At Cascade Park Thursday
Seventh Ward notes a Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday with a full program of sports and entertainment planned by committees. Dinner is at 6 30 with committee members listed for table lemonade transportation sports and entertainment and coffee duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Shady Grove
Clarence Allen
W. F. McClurg
B. H. Galbraith
Wade Daugherty
C. C. Comstock
Arthur C. Brown
E. L. Vincent
C. H. Comstock
H. E. Alexander
Ruth Glenn
George Horchler
Fred Freese
Arthur Walker
D. C. Schnebly
Local residents share visits and travels across towns
Annette Quarto of West Cherry Street recovers at home after illness. Mrs. John Parker of West Clayton Street visits Conneautville, Pa. Mrs. Berkely Dillon and son return from Jameson Memorial Hospital to North Cedar Street. Mrs. William Osborn leaves for Erie to visit Mrs. John Thomas. Ruth King heads to Chester Pa to see her brother Nelson Kine. Mr. and Mrs. Kempt Shaffer of Pittsburgh visit Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Davy on North Cedar Street. John Rhodes returns from Jameson Memorial Hospital. George Meyer and William Osborn travel to Woolsey Bay Ontario for a week of fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hyde depart on a short auto trip. The Phillips family returns from Greenwich, Ohio. Leo Sullivan, Wilbert Thompson, and Bill Leight take a few days at Chautauqua Lake. A note adds that dry mash from mixed grains can feed birds in hoop houses year round.
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Annette Quarto
West Cherry Street
John Parker
West Clayton Street
Conneautville
Berkely Dillon and
North Cedar Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
William Osborn
West Madison Avenue
Erie
John Thomas
Ruth King
Eighth Street
Chester
Nelson Kine
Kempt Shaffer
Pittsburgh
Q. E. Davy
John Rhodes
Newell Avenue
George Meyer
Woolsey Bay
Ontario
Canada
Alfred Hyde
John Phillips
Greenwich, O
Leo Sullivan
Wilbert Thompson
Fighth Street
Bill Leight
East Clayton Street
Chautauqua Lake
Madison Avenue Christian Church Board Meeting Set
The official board of the Madison Avenue Christian Church will meet Wednesday evening at the church immediately after the prayer service.
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The
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Ball Game Tonight at 6 O'clock
Ma team to play tonight at six o'clock with local standings and coach comments. The brief item notes a home game and expected turnout for the local contest.
Inspiring Service At Lawrence Mission
A Sunday service at Lawrence Mission on 123 Lawrence Street featured Rev Harry L. Johnston of Simpson M E Church with guest Mary Ellis Philadelphia evangelist and Mr Bradley as soloist. Five attendees came forward after the sermon, while Lawrence Mission funds aid needy families with food and clothing. A liquor delivery car was blocked on Produce Street. crowds gather daily at South Jefferson and Lawrence. police moved to keep order and a dog was slated for rabies observation at 1109 Beatty Street.
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Lawrence Mission
Lawrence Street
Harry L. Johnston
Simpson M. E
Mary Ellis
Philadelphia
Bradley
New Castle
City Hall Briefs Report Minor Mishaps and Theft
Mrs. Mary Strausbaugh tripped on the Croton avenue crossing while avoiding cars. A letter carrier, Frank Keaps, said a dog bite near his lip occurred on June 25 from a Bowman dog. John Pratt reported his car stolen, later recovered on Long avenue. Fireworks were discharged on Euclid avenue and Albert street. Officers searched for stone-throwing youths on West North street. A Shenango and Grant street tree is deemed dangerous. Officers Golis and Shepp were on duty.
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Mary Strausbaugh
Buzz Street
Croton Avenue
Frank Keaps
J. W. Bowman
Winslow Avenue
John Pratt
Beckford Street
Richards and McMillen
Long Avenue
Local Youth Joins Army For Hawaii Duty
Jacob Mike son of Mrs Helen Mike of 325 Long Avenue sails to Hawaii to begin a three year tour with the Coast Artillery. He passed examinations with high marks at the local induction station and will serve in the U S Army in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mike
Helen Mike
Long Avenue
Hawaii
United States Army
Mike
Coast Artillery
George Trebesh
Two Accused Of Resisting Officer In Ray Street Incident
Chris Miller of Slippery Rock and Clair Wagner of Butler were arrested with two out‑of‑town girls after resisting Plainclothes officer Charles Shepp on Ray street at 2 am. Miller, injured, was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital. Wagner was fined $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Miller
Slippery Rock
Clair Wagner
Butler, R. D
Charles E. McGrath
Charles Shepp
Ray Street
Miller
Shepp
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Wagner
Muller
Jameson Memorial
Industrial Fight Sparks Split Over Change
A heated public debate centers on industry upheaval with one faction calling it a revolution and another labeling it revolting. The disagreement highlights conflicting views on progress and disruption within the sector.
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Beard
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hyde
North Liberty St. Mahoningtown
E. North St. Temple Building
Goldman
Peoples
N TasiTy Wall Paper CO
Raj Sa Oat
G. U.S. Pat
Summer S
Dorothy Gray
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Seventh Ward News
Presbyterian
Honing M. E
St. Margaret's Church
Pana O
O. R. C. Auxiliary
Legion Home
Rials
Y&c
Seventh Ward Personals
D. L. Rosenthal
H. H. Rosenthal
Greer Building
Wolverine
Sam H. McGoun
Marquis-Hinish
N. Mill St
Grant and Sampson Flick Motor Co
J. R. Harrison
Bessemer
Ellwood City
Lawrence
South Jefferson
Walnut Street
Beatty Street
City Hall
Euclid Avenue
Albert Street
West North Street
Shenango
Grant Streets
Golis and Shepp
Bay Street
Durkee
Suosio
Butler Avenue
G. H. Walter CO
Norge
Washington ST
Business College
New Castle Business College
Goodyear
Merit Oil Co
Jefferson Street
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