Aiken Shat Local MLN in Ring for Congress
Pier K Aiken of this city announced as a candidate for congress after a party conference in the Lawrence Savings Trust building. He has allied ties in Beaver and Washington counties and previously supported Acheson. Congressman Matthews, current district rep, is recovering in Mercy hospital after an operation.
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Pier. K. Aiken
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Aiken
Beaver
Washington
Charles Matthews
Congress
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Lawrence County
Common Pleas
W. D. Wallace
Ernest F. Acheson
Washington County
Acheson
John K. Tener
The
Washingto Observer
Matews
New Castle
Peennsylvania
Matthews
Nineteen Licenses Granted in Perry County
New Bloomfield Pa March 9 all licenses for sale of liquor in Perry county were granted yesterday except three Two were refused Harry E Williams for a wholesale liquor store at Newport and George W and Guy E Loy for a hotel license at Landisburg The David C Nary hotel license at Elliottsburg was held under advisement A total of 19 licenses were granted with conditions bars and wholesale liquor stores must close at 10 00 pm five nights and 11 30 pm Saturday and close all day on Memorial Independence Thanksgiving and Christmas days
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New Bloomfield
Perry County
Harry E. Williams
Newport
George W
Guy E. Loy
Landisburg
David C. Nary
Elliottsburg
Pulaski Man Injured in Steel Mill Accident
Jenarles Fischer of Pulaski suffered a leg wrenching accident while working at a steel mill in South Sharon yesterday. He was taken to Buhl hospital where doctors reported the injury not serious.
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Jenarles Fischer
Pulaski
South Sharon
Buhl Hospital
City Bell Conduit Talks Set After Tax Conference
Arrangements are made for a conference among the city councils special committee business men from the board of trade and Bell Telephone officials to discuss building wires in the municipal conduit district. A prior Saturday meeting with Buffalo Bell officials focused on property tax issues rather than the conduit plan. Council committee members say the next talks will center on conduit usage and underground wiring.
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Board of Trade
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
Buffalo
Butler to Welcome New Canning Factory for 30 Jobs
A canning factory to employ about 30 men will be erected in Butler to process produce from farms in the area. The building is to be completed within two months.
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Butler
Perkins Wall Street Man Gives Views on Roosevelt
Geo W Perkins answers a set of questions from United Press about his Roosevelt support and Wall Street interests. He says his support stems from both admiration and policy alignment, rejects claims of widespread Wall Street opposition, and asserts that legitimate business will not fear the people's power.
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New York
Washington
Roosevelt
United Press Today
Geo. W. Perkins
Col. Rooselt
Wall Street
Col
City Assessor Case Argued Before Court in Election Dispute
Friday afternoon Judge Porter heard ex city assessor Harvey Palmer seek to oust David Samuel from the office contending Palmer’s term extended to 1913. Samuel, elected on the Socialist ticket, argues Palmer’s term ended December 1 1911. Rulings hinge on constitutional amendments and assembly acts. Also in juvenile court a case against Edward Stckcewicz resulted in a $10.04 restitution and costs. Divorce testimony in Cinderella Kirkwood v Kirkwood was set to proceed with R K Aiken taking testimony.
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Porter
Harvey Palmer
David Samuel
C. H. Akens
Palmer
R. K. Aiken
Samuel
Akens
The
Commonwealth
Edward Stckcewicz
Cinderella Kirkwood
William Kirkwood
Fight is Slogan of Taft Forces
United Press reports Taft plans a strong push against Roosevelt and opponents of his arbitration bills. He will frame it in judicial terms while delivering forceful rhetoric. He denounced recall of judges in Toledo and argued setbacks would fail to stop his agenda.
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Toledo
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
Ohio
Coliseum
Columbus
Chicago
King George Congratulates Amundsen on Pole Quest
London reports King George sent a message to King Haakon congratulating him on Captain Amundsen reaching the South Pole. The king expressed great interest and awaited news from Captain Scott, whom many Englishmen believe reached the southern axis first.
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United Press
London
George
King Haakon
Amundsen
South Pole
Scott
High School Receives Thorough Fumigation
The new high school was fumigated Friday evening using the ventilating system. Disinfectant was placed in the air chamber and circulated through the building. Cleaning will finish and students return by Monday.
Yuan Shi Kai to Take Office Tomorrow in Beijing
Pekin March 9 Chinese Republic prepares for a formal government step as Yuan Shi Kai is set to take the oath of office at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon in Beijing. The appointment was officially announced today signaling the consolidation of the new republic.
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Pekin
Board of Trade Meets Tuesday Evening
The board of trade will meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock in room 208 in the Grer building. Important business will be transacted and full attendance is desired.
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Board of Trade
Grer Building
Scott Reach Pole Amid Norway Flag Controversy
London reports debate whether Captain Scott reached the South Pole before Roald Amundsen. While Amundsen is hailed as the conqueror, some observers note Scott may have found the Norwegian flag already flying and only planted his own upon reaching the pole.
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Scott
Pole
Norway
London
England
Captain Scott
South Pole
Roald Amundsen
Ernest Shackleton
Geographical Society
Amundsen
Miguel Gives Up All Claims to the Portuguese Throne
United Press reports a Dover conference between King Manuel of Portugal and Miguel Duke of Braganza. It states Miguel will not restore Manuel to the throne and that American money will not finance any plan to replace the royal line.
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Miguel
United Press
Pau
France
J. S
Manuel
Portugal
Don Miguel
Braganza
Dover
Revolutionary Movement
Pleads Guilty in Booze Case Before Judge Porter
Bennie Gordon entered a guilty plea before Judge Porter on a charge of selling liquor without a license. The plea was prepared by District Attorney Dickey. Gordon asked for leniency and asked to leave town. Judge Porter deferred sentence until other prisoners are sentenced.
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Bennie Gordon
Jlry
Porter
Mornon
Dickey
Gordon
Woods Contract Not To Be Cancelled
An opinion from the city solicitor led the finance committee to recommend to councils that the contract held by Andy Woods for repaying East Washington street and paving Weaver street should remain in force. Woods will be allowed to keep the contract and complete the work, ending a month long controversy.
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Finance Committee
Andy Woods
East Washington Street
Weaver Street
Woods
Selecting site for Sunday tabernacle Beaver Falls
A March 9 pledge secured a plot on East Eleventh street near Hotel Thomas to erect a tabernacle where Rev. William A. Sunday will hold meetings starting March 20. The decision was announced by the general executive committee. if rejected, the borough council may be asked to vacate part of Second avenue at Eleventh street.
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Beaver Falls
East Eleventh Street
Thomas
William A. Sunday
Second Avenue
Eleventh Street
Clothes Thrown From Window Quell Morning Fire at Home
Firefighters were called to 305 Home Street at 10 am after papers and clothes stuffed in a closed grate ignited. Some garments near the grate were hurled from a window by firefighters. property damage was slight.
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Dan Mareti
Home Street
Local Names Listed in DEA H Record
The document lists Henry Hunter age 50 of Wayne township James J Masters 705 Blaine street Harry L Taylor 23 of 443 East Long avenue Infant Sherrard 2102 Delaware avenue Mrs Susan French Glassport Mrs Veronica Heid 61 of Pittsburg in a DEA file.
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Henry Hunter
Wayne Township
James J. Masters
Blaine Street
Harry L. Taylor
East Long Avenue
Sherrard
Delaware Avenue
Susan French
Glassport
Veronica Heid
Pittsburg
Heroic Burned Rescuer Saves Typhoid Child in City Fire
The Hammond family home on Sankey Street caught fire last night. Harry Hammond, a young man, carried a frightened two year old girl to safety through flames, suffering severe burns himself. A sick seven week typhoid patient was removed earlier with no expected lasting harm. The fire damaged the five room frame house, causing about 400 to 590 dollars in damage to structure and similar goods. insured on the latter.
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William Hammond
Sankey Street
Clare
Hammond
Charles Wells
Organist Receives Handsome Gift at Retirement
Harold Funkhouser retires as organist for First Presbyterian after two years. Choir members and friends present a handsome music satchel after a regular rehearsal. Rev. E. S. Toensmeier honors him. He will become organist at the First M. E. church in New Castle.
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Harold Funkhouser
First Presbyterian Church
Niles
Funkhouser
E. S. Toensmeier
M. E
New Castle
New Castle Council Chooses Path for Garbage Plant
New Castle city council meets Monday to decide on a series of budget items including the future of the garbage plant and the proposed appropriation for the year. Officials weigh options as they prepare to set the annual budget.
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New Castle
County official backs country juvenile home with farm training
County Commissioner R M Leslie argues a country location offers fresh air, exercise and practical training in agriculture, gardening, poultry, and dairying for a juvenile home. He favors buying lands near a trolley line rather than refitting the county double house, or building anew on Court Street, to allow self sufficiency and better manual training.
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R. M. Leslie
Mr. Leslie
Leslie
Court Street
Cincinnati Detective Badge Found In New Castle
A Cincinnati detective badge labeled G. D. B. Co. Detective Bureau, Cincinnati, Ohio, was found by Oscar Bishop of Cunningham Avenue in New Castle. He returned it to Chief of Police Mitchell at the mayor's office. The finder distressed a local city fray with the sleuth involved.
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Cincinnati
New Castle
Oscar Bishop
Cunningham Avenue
Bady
Mitchell
G. D. B. Co. Detective Bureau
Ohio
Typhoid Case Reported in Local Resident
Another case of typhoid fever was reported to the health bureau this morning. Leo E. Thompson of 716 Blaine Street is listed as ill with the disease.
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Health Bureau
Leo E. Thompson
Blaine Street
Sharon man injured by horse bite on chest
Jacob Benn of Sharon sustained a painful chest laceration after being bitten by a horse yesterday. The incident occurred during the animal interaction, with Benn receiving first aid for the injury.
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Jacob Benn
Sharon
Masterly Argument By Judge Martin at San Diego
Judge J Norman Martin of this city wrapped up his Thurston will defense argument in San Diego California at four oclock Friday afternoon Lawyers and prominent men hail it as the greatest California argument and he earns warm congratulations The case of George L Patterson against Mrs Catherine Tingley grows closer to verdict with courtroom crowds and strong rebuttal testimony shaping the outcome The jury is expected to decide by mid week as the trial nears its end
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J. Norman Martin
Thurston Will
San Diego
Cal
California
Martin
Geoge L. Patterson
Catherine Tingley
Judge Martin
Loma Land
Tingley
George L. Patterson
Mr. Kinnear
Louis Knox
Eamhy
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