Indications of Repair for the Biz Stick at Oyster Bay
Albany dispatch reports Speaker Wadsworth and assembly leaders refused Lloyd Griscom and Col Roosevelt's messenger to pass the Cobb direct primary bill. The judiciary committee’s action against the Cobb bill likely to be sustained by a solid bloc. Griscom and Erie county leader Geiner pressed for party unity citing Roosevelt telegram. Democrats caucused to oppose the Cobb bill, pledging at least 45 votes. Wadsworth's camp expected 35 Republican votes in support of the party line.
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United Press
Albany
Oyster Bay
Wadsworth
Assembly
Lloyd C. Grisecom
Col. Roosevelt
Judiciary Committee
Griscom
Fred Geiner
Erie County
Hermit Prospector Talmage Buried in Clear Creek
Georgetown Colorado June 30 The hermit prospector Samuel T Talmage cousin of Rev T DeWitt Talmage died and was laid to rest. He destroyed a daguerreotype of his fiancée who promised to marry him after quarreling on his return from the war. He kept the photo near his heart for decades and spoke of meeting her in heaven. He gave only one person the full story and refused to name her. The girl belonged to a prominent New York family and had died a year earlier without marrying.
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Georgetown
Colo
Samuel T. Talmage
Clear Creek County
G. A. R. Post
Talmage
T. DeWitt Talmage
New York State
Miss Madge Porter and Edna Patton Entertaining Guests
Miss Madge Porter of Harrisburg visits Croton avenue host Miss Edna Patton. Both women recently graduated from Grove City college musical department last week.
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Madge Porter
Harrisburg
Edna Patton
Croton Avenue
Grove City College
Will Sell Farm and Ship Racers Abroad
St Louis June 30 On the general slump in racing Barney Schreiber will sell his Woodlands stock farm in St Louis county and export top thoroughbreds to France. The 750 acre Woodlands near Bridgeton and other acres on Natural Bridge road will be disposed of with Imported Sain and thirty brood mares sent to France to set up a racing establishment. Schreiber plans to ship hundreds of horses, with remaining stock sent to Buenos Aires after September 1.
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ST. Louis
Barney Schreiber
Woodlands
St. Louis County
France
Bridgeton
Wabash
Schreiber
Natural Bridge Road
Sain
America
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
South America
Suspect of Sigel murder in China
Leon Ling, suspected of murdering Elsie Sigel in New York last year, is said to be in China working on a farm. Soo Hoo Doo, a Chinese secret service man, alleges Ling packed the body in a trunk, fled to Canada then reached China with help from Chinese associates.
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Wilkes-Barre
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
New York City
China
Soo Hoo Doo
Washington, D. C
Secret Service
Ling
Canada
U S Marshal Porter Named as Leading Beav er Valley Contender
Beav er Valley politics heat up over U S marshal nomination with Porter pushed by allies and Wilson sidelined. Washington county riffs as observers urge Tener’s restraint and county committees to decide the succession.
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Beaver Valley
Porter
Wilson
Washington County
Observer
Tener
Aiken to Deliver Patriotic Address at Grace M. T. Church
Attorney Robert K. Aiken will speak at Grace M. T. Church next Sunday evening, delivering a patriotic address during services starting at 8 o'clock.
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Robert K. Aiken
Grace M. T. Church
Hull Federated Wedding Held in Greenville
Herbert Rice of Shenango street attended the Hull Feder wed ding as an usher in Greenville today at noon.
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Herbert Rice
Shenango Street
Greenville
Youth Jumps From Brooklyn Bridge for Cash Prize
A 17 year old youth in ragged clothes leaped from the Brooklyn Bridge center span into the East River 135 feet below, claiming a $250 payment and new clothes as a staged jump. Otto Eppers, an unofficial East River swimming champion, had planned the stunt with witnesses and a tug crew, seeking fame and a prize from a Brooklyn merchant.
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New York
A_ sharp
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Steve Brodie
Bowery
Eppers
Brooklyn
Otto
Alleged Gang Organized to Kill and Rob, Gary Case Reveals
Gary Indiana police chief and Kansas City chief learned of an organized gang from Bulgarian suspect James Tonoff. He said Chicago-directed group ordered killings including Nesteroff, a Gary baker, and a merchant Alexander, who were slain with an axe. $450 recovered. Christoff's missing belt valued at $500. Tonoff offered more details upon return to Gary.
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Kansas City
Joseph Martin
Gary
Ind
Henry Zimmer
James Tonoff
Simon Nesteroff
Tonoff
Chicago
Tonoft
George Alexander
Alexander
Nesteroff
Martin
Vasil Christoff
Illinois Steel Company
Christoff
Foreigners Attack Priest in Suterville Mob Outbreak
In Pittsburg area June 80 a mob of about 200 foreigners assaulted Rev. Father Thomas T. Welsh, pastor of the Catholic church in Suterville. A dozen foreigners were jailed in McKeesport while three state troopers and Constable Hugh Dougherty pursued others at Blythe dale near Lutherville. The priest sought shelter and later filed charges, with arrests stemming from the search.
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Pittsburg
McKeesport
State Constabulary
Hugh Dougherty
Blythedale
W. D. Mansfield
Airdome Players Wed This Morning at Airdome
In Alderman Morri son’s office this morning Miss Gertrude Whitney and William McCarty were quietly married. Both from Burlington Virginia, they will continue with the King and Lynn show company where McCarty serves as musical director. They dined with Mr and Mrs M Gaffus after the ceremony.
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Alderman Morrison
Gertrude Whitney
William McCarty
King and Lynn
Airdome
Burlington
McCarty
M. Gaffus
Highland Book Club Hosts Honor Event at Reis Street
Mrs W G Price and Mrs Harry Warden plan a Thursday evening gathering at Mrs Warden’s home on Reis Street to honor Mrs Harry Hunter of Omaha, sister of the hostess. The note also mentions local notices about Taft and a population figure for Italian Americans. Ground meat ad at Carlisle and Cotton lists 14 cents per pound.
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W. G. Price
Harry Warden
Reis Street
Highland Book Club
Bride Wakes From Sickbed To Wed Pittsburg Groom
Miss Carmelita L. Quinn of 2334 Madison avenue married Arnold F. Miller of Pittsburg in a home ceremony at her family’s residence in Baltimore after two weeks of rheumatism. Rev. Father Charles Morrissey officiated. The bride, dressed in white chiffon over taffeta with Irish lace, was escorted by her father. Sisters served as attendants and Arthur Miller was best man.
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Baltimore
Carmelita L. Quinn
Joseph E. Quinn
Madison Avenue
Arnold F. Miller
Pittsburg
Charles Morrissey
St. Gregory's Catholic Church
Elizabeth Quinn
Adele
Emma Pfeil
Mary Cassidy
Ethel Montgomery
Arthur Miller
Oil City Young People’s societies convene in United Presbyterian church
The Lake presbytery Young People’s societies opened their annual convention in Oil City at the United Presbyterian church with Rev. R M Russell of New Wilmington delivering the leading address on The Reinforced Life. Delegates attended as Rev W E McBride led devotions and Miss Ardelle Cleaves played a violin solo.
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Oil City
Young People’s Societies of the
Lake
Ardelle Cleaves
R. H. Barr
J. M. Blackwood
Jamestown
Ira G. McCreery
Greenville
Guy W. MeeCracken
Second Presbyterian Church
Youngstown
Eagle Attem pt to Lift Child in Chester Backyard
A large bald eagle tried to carry off 2 year old Paul Zebly in Chester Pennsylvania. The bird tugged at the boy’s dress as Mrs Zebly shouted and fought it with a club. William Zebly fired a shotgun but missed.
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Chester
Paul
William L. Zebly
Methel
Zebly
Deaths of John Kennedy a Portersville Resident
John Kennedy 45 6 20 of Portersville died suddenly Thursday morning from paralysis after falling ill Wednesday evening. He lived in Portersville most of his life and was highly esteemed. A Presbyterian church member, he leaves wife three children Grace Chloe and Russell, mother Mrs Mary Kennedy and several siblings including Harvey Kennedy. Funeral at 1 30 Saturday afternoon at the Portersville Presbyterian church.
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John Kennedy
Portersville
Mr. Kennedy
Presbyterian Church
Grace
Chloe
Russell
Mary Kennedy
Harvey Kennedy
E S S FE club Meets Today At Elizabeth White Home
A meeting of the E S S FE club is set for this afternoon at Miss Elizabeth White's Wallace Avenue home. The group will convene again in two weeks at Miss Ruth Schmidt's Boyles Avenue residence.
Mt Jackson graduate to teach high school next fall
Miss Lettie McCreary daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry McCreary Mt Jackson returned from Indiana State Normal school where she graduated with honors She has been elected to teach the Mt Jackson high school next fall The town looks ahead to Sunday and Monday meat loaves while Carlisle Cotton offer ground meat at Ib 26913 The choir of St Andrew's chapel will rehearse Friday evening at 7 30.
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R. G. Roscamp
Indiana
St. Andrew's Chapel
Lettie McCreary
Henry McCreary
Mt. Jackson
Indiana State Normal School
Mt. Jackson High School
Carlisle
Cotton
St. Andrew’s Chapel
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
If you travel from New Castle in summer you can have The News sent to you by arranging at the office before you go. It costs ten cents per week, or one dollar for four months. Orders must be made at the office, no carrier or agent can accept them. Your paper can follow you anywhere if you want it to.
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New Castle
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L. R. C. Fralick
H. E. Woodworth
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New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
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Mahoningtown
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Fulton Market
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Sixth Ward
Common Council Chamber
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John H. Preston
WM. J. Quinn
Sherritt's For Sale
W. Cherry St
Meyer Ave
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P.O
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Main Springs
Gluck Jewelry CO
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