Fight For Dam Project To Continue
Beaver Valley and Shenango Valley advocates vow to push a new appropriation after Governor Brumbaugh vetoed the Pymatuning swamp bill. F W Walker leads the effort with other directors and engineers planning a governor inspection trip from Beaver to the swamp to witness the project’s importance. About $60,000 remains from prior funds to keep work moving until a new appropriation is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Shenango
Brumbaugh
Pymatuning Conservation Association
New Castle
Lawrence Club Rooms
F. W. Walker
Frank Sloc
Pymatuning
The
Conservation Association
Association
Lawrence
Walker
Realty Transfers Recorded in Local Deeds
Joseph B Pyle transfers to William Jack amo in the Third ward for 1 dollar M E Gilbert conveys to Joseph Mann Jr in Shenango for 250 dollars Sofia Francesco to John Francesco in the Seventh ward for 1 dollar Sarah J Lash sells to Joseph K Smith in Wayne for 500 dollars David Cartwright transfers to Rudolph Klein in the First ward for 1750 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Pyle
William Jackamo
Third Ward
M. E. Gilbert
Joseph Mann, Jr
Shenango
Sofia Francesco
John Francesco
Seventh Ward
Sarah J. Lash
Joseph K. Smith
Wayne
David Cartwright
Rudolph Klein
First Ward
Once In a Lifetime a Trip Like This
Promotes a California exposition year with reduced railroad rates and a scenic Burlington Route itinerary through Colorado and Utah. Highlights daylight passes to Denver and views of Pike's Peak Royal Gorge and Salt Lake City with Glacier National Park and Yellowstone mentioned as future stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Colorado
Utah
Burlington
C &Q R
Denver
Eelorne
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Pueblo
Royal Gorge
Salt
City
Anthors Glacier National Yellowstone
Wardrop to Take Charge July First
Wardrop named to lead freight division duties starting July with 15 months of prior special work in the general superintendent of freight transportation office. He previously served as trainmaster on the Erie and Ashtabula division, then Western division superintendent, with four years five months in the post. He will assume duties Thursday morning in the division he once led.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardrop
Erie and
Ashtabula
Helen Donnan
Donnan
First Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Robert Wardrop
The
Peoples National Bank of
Pittsburg
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Subpoenaed Again In Thaw Case
New York reports Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was served again to aid the state in keeping Harry K. Thaw confined. A Malone report said she accepted service and may testify tomorrow. Dr. Charles Mills claimed Thaw was truly sorry for the Stanford White killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Malone
Evelyn Thaw
Stanford White
Charles K. Mills
University of Pennsylvania
Uniformed Officers Ride Youngstown Interurban
Beginning today detectives Jer man Medard and Sam Smith who patrol the New Castle Youngstown interurban near the Ohio line will wear blue uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Youngstown
Ohio State Line
New Castle
Jerman Medard
Sam Smith
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Miss Ruth Shira of Dewey Avenue and Edward Hopper of Marshall Avenue were taken to the hospital for treatment and care. Mrs A T McElwain and baby left the hospital for the family home on Madison Avenue. John Salano of Scioto Street has been discharged from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shira
Dewey Avenue
Edward Hopper
Marshall Avenue
A. T. McElwain
Baby
Madison Avenue
John Salano
Scioto Street
Potash Beds Found in Texas Boost Domestic Supply
Austin June 30. Discovery of potash beds in Peter and Randall counties Texas may be workable and profitable, aiding the fertilizer shortage caused by stoppage of German imports. The University of Texas geology bureau reports abundant deposits in brines and solids akin to salt, larger than anywhere else in the country, with imports from Germany totaling about ten million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Geology Bureau
Peter
Randall
Germany
U.S
Lawyer and Doctor Duel in Witty Exchange
A Philadelphia Record quip frames a lawyer and a doctor trading barbed banter. The lawyer concedes the doctor has an edge, noting medicine’s lack of turning men into angels. The exchange plays on professional stereotypes with dry humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Silver Leaf Club Meets at Miss Hall Home Prizes Won
The Silver Leaf club met at Miss Mary Hall’s West Washington street home last night. Prizes were won by Mrs. Adelaide Amon and Elsie Bryson. The next meeting is set for next Tuesday evening at Miss Goldie Humble’s Croton avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Club
Mary Hall
West Washington Street
Adelaide Amon
Elsie Bryson
Goldie Humble
Croton Avenue
Married by Alderman Green in East Washington Office
Martin Houk of Chewton and Hazel Black of West Pittsburg wed Tuesday evening in the alderman Green office on East Washington street, ceremony performed by the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Houk
Hazel Black
Chewton
West Pittsburg
Alderman Green
East Washington Street
Mrs Diefenderfer Family Plans Greenville Visit
Mrs W H Diefenderfer and son Ellis of Phillips place with Miss Stella Diefenderfer travel to Greenville this afternoon to be guests of Mr and Mrs Eli Diefenderfer for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Diefenderfer
Ellis
Phillips Place
Stella Diefenderfer
Greenville
Eli Diefenderfer
Purely platonic ties questioned between Belle and Barbara
The dialogue asks if Belle and Barbara are blood relatives and dismisses the idea as a purely platonic relation, framing their bond as a grouch they share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Barbara
Forney and McHenry Held for Court in Schneider Case
In Pittsburg on June 30 Magistrate Sweeney ordered Thom as G Forney and George McHenry held for court on charges of felonious attempt to kill conspiracy to commit a felony and felonious assault. The case ties to T Franklin Schneider of Washington with Bowers named in a death note as a payoff link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sweeney
Thomas G. Forney
T. Franklin Schneider
Washington, D. C
George McHenry
Jackson
Crooks
Bill” Bowers
Forney
Washington
Schneider
Franklin Schneider
Schneiders
Hotel
Anderson
J. J. Sweeney
Bowers
George
McHenry
Bill
Medicine Habit Is Too Prevalent in Health Talk
Dr. Samuel G. Dixon condemns widespread self medication driven by neighborly tips and unfounded guarantees. He warns that unneeded drugs risk bodily harm and misdiagnosis, noting Americans spend about 500 million dollars annually on medicines often not physician prescribed. He urges consulting a qualified physician for any ongoing ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Dixon
United States
William Marquis Improves After Illness Reports
William Marquis of Neshanock Avenue, who was taken ill Monday evening, is much improved today. Rumors he suffered a light stroke were unfounded and reported at his home. He is recovering nicely and will soon be able to resume activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marquis
Neshanock Avenue
Russians Prove No Mean Foe Along Dneister Front
Russian lines along the Dneister are in retreat as Austro German forces push 30 miles east of Gnita Lipa. Engineers lay corduroy roads and bridges while heavy howitzers pound Russian positions. Prisoners report massive bombardments and front-line hospitals sprout in farmhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burstyn
Firlejow
Gnita Lipa
Petter
Nicholas
San
Lemberg
Dneister
von Mackensen
Napoleon
Halicz
Bukowina
Baltic
Roumania
Warsaw
Tanew
Bug
Przemysl
Stryj
Carpathians
Note Signed for $35,000 in 1904 Case Tied to Miss Ferver
Meissel alleges Emma Ferver and he secured a $35,000 note payable after Fallis death, signed June 30, 1904 in New Castle. Fallis denied fear of harm and Mrs Fallis calls the claim forgery, while Meissel seeks payment and court settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallis
Meissel
New Castle
John Blevins
Emma Ferver
Miss Ferver
Miss Ferrer
Joseph Smith
Pulaski Road
Lawrence County
William Burnsides
Croton Avenue
Ferrer Farm
Burnsides
J. N. Fallis
Canada
Neshannock Creek To Undergo Clean Up Next Week
The creek bed near the East Washington Street bridge will be cleared of rubbish next week under city council plans. The Civic League requested the work and Commissioner Lusk said arrangements are in place with strict day and night watch to catch those responsible for the littering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock
East Washington Street Bridge
Civic League
Lusk
Barn Fire Destroys Structure North Of City
A small barn owned by Joseph Kellar, just beyond the Highland avenue street car line, burned yesterday morning. Two pigs, a buggy, and harness were destroyed. Insurance status is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kellar
Highland Avenue
Fishermen Set for Two-Week Trip to Stony Lake Canada
A party of anglers led by R. A. McKinney and including John A. McKee Dr. W. H. Diefenderfer and Cc. H. Akens departed Wednesday morning for Stony Lake Ontario Canada to enjoy a two week fishing excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. McKinney
John A. McKee
W. H. Diefenderfer
Cc. H. Akens
Stony Lake
Ontario
Canada
Dr Hoffman to Speak Tonight on Persian Mission Work
Dr R E Hoffman of Cleveland plans to go to Persia this fall as a representative of the First Presbyterian church. He will speak at the midweek service tonight at 7 45 oclock, presenting The Crumbling of Mohammedan Walls. He spoke Sunday morning to a Roombare congregation and offers another chance to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hoffman
Cleveland
Persia
First Presbyterian Church
Frey Resigns to Join McKeesport Tinplate Company
H H Frey chief clerk at American Sheet and Tinplate New Castle works resigns to take a higher paying post with McKeesport Tinplate in McKeesport Pa. He leaves July 15 after seven years in New Castle and about 15 years with the company pursuing accounting work in a new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Frey
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
New Castle
McKeesport Tinplate Company
McKeesport
Mr. Frey
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Youngstown
Shenango Valley Hospital
Will
Commissioner Dixon
Dneister River
Brzezany
Zloczow
Rohatyn
Busk
Archduke Frederick
Pflanzer
von Linos
von Boehm-Ermolt
Austria
BF. Dufford & Company
W. F. Dufford & CO
Neshannock Creek
Jesse L. Lasky
Victor Moore
Mae Marsh
Robert Harron
Dome Theatre
DR. Hoffman
Ree
R Alee
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