Batman Murder Mystery Deepens Over Man in Black
The Edenburg murder of Ernest Bauman remains unsolved as residents seek the identity of the man in black who approached the Bauman house on the night of the crime. Molly Bates recalls a lone figure who later returned with another man, prompting theories of motive and assassination rather than robbery.
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Man In Black
Ernest Batman
Edenburg
Ernest Bauman
New Castle
Bauman
Molly Bates
Evolution of North Hill Dump Stopped By the Health Officer
Health Officer Cyrus Horner halted the North Hill garbage dump after years of neglect. Residents describe a decorated ash heap site near Park Avenue engine house with discarded trash and nightly noises. Horner warns violators that disease germs and enforcement actions may follow.
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North Hill
Cyrus Horner
Park Avenue
Herber’g
Updegraff
Horner
Plan Banquet for Graduating Class at First Methodist
Teachers of the First Methodist Sunday school primary department plan a graduation banquet for 30 pupils moving from the primary to the intermediate department. Miss Kate Stockman supervises with Miss Clarke and Miss McIver leading classes. Good Friday practice precedes a 6 p.m. banquet hosted by the superintendent and Mrs Brecken moe and Rev Higey.
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First Methodist Sunday School
Kate Stockman
Bessie McIver
Clare Clarke
J. A. Breckenmoe
E. EB. Higey
Miss Clarke
Mabel Alexander
Majora Bryson
Margaret Emery
Margaret Elleby
Margaret George
Vera Jones
Anna Pardick
Dorothy Snyder
Luta Shepard
Gertrude van Wert
Katheryne Wirsing
Mary Zimmerman
Mecliver
Paul Burrows
Kenneth Butler
David Ballard
Joseph Barkley
Harold Bryan
Paul Christy
Oliver Davis
Richard Dillard
Paul Garroway
Wilbur Mayberry
Martin Mills
Pearl Smith
Lawrence Lowash
Benjamin Welch
William Vance
Sharon Steel Hoop Plant to Resume Full Operations
The Sharon Steel Hoop company will resume operations in full Tuesday, employing 4,000 men.
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Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Suit Display at Opening on Wednesday March 18
Our special twenty five dollar suits will be shown during the suit opening on Wednesday March 18. Brown and Hamilton, 17815.
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Brown and Hamilton
Jud Barteaux to Clean All Streets in Seventh Ward
Street Commissioner Jud Barteaux told The News today that all paved streets in the Seventh ward must be brought to the best possible condition once weather settles. After the flood cleanup, a flusher will be brought in for a complete overhaul of all streets.
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Seventh Ward
Jud Barteaux
Barteaux
Tenth Ward
Local residents listed on moves and visits in area
Mrs C D Johnson of Montgomery avenue and Miss Bessie Coates of North Liberty street return from Butler to visit relatives. Miss Ella Townsend ends a visit in Youngstown. John Sanders convalesces after grip. Frank Madden recovers from illness. John Davis moves to East Madison avenue from Mahoning. Will Fisher travels to Cleveland to visit relatives. George Thomas visits Sharon after staying at Lawrence Junction shops. Harry Griffith spends days in Pittsburg while working at New Castle Forge.
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Grace Moore
East Madison Avenue
Youngstown
Frank Eakin
North Liberty Street
Fred Baker
Ashland Avenue
Elyda Chambers
North, Liberty Street
Frank Collins
West Madison Avenue
Phil Hayes
Wheeling
W. Va
Will Ward
St. Charles Hotel
Freedom
John Elton
Steubenville
C. D. Johnson
Montgomery Avenue
Bessie Coates
North Liberty
Butler
Ella Townsend
Mahoning Avenue
John Sanders
Frank Madden
Southh Wayne Street
Pennsylvania
John Davis
Standard Steel Car Company
Madison Avenue
Will Fisher
Cleveland
George Thomas
Clayton Street
Lawrence Junction
Sharon
Attorney James A Chambers Leaves House After Typhoid
Attorney James A Chambers, kept at home for ten weeks with typhoid fever, made his first street appearance Saturday afternoon. He recovered from the fever five weeks ago but relapsed, restricting him to the house for another five weeks.
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James A. Chambers
Wampum Social News Notes Visitors and Local Events
Wampum social column lists A Alexander as caller and John Frye as visitor. George Wallover from Rochester. Mrs Hickey and Lena Stewart visiting Ellwood City. Emma Miller visiting Pittsburg relatives. Mrs William Yoho with New Castle relatives. D M Marshall on business in New Castle. Charles Shuler ill with quinsy. Mrs Philip Ketterer visiting son Fred in Pittsburg. Kate Snare and children visiting Ellwood City. Ethel Pitts visiting grandparents in Mahoningtown. James Stewart called to New Castle for a niece’s illness. Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts of McKees Rocks visiting relatives here. Mitchell, Pittsburg dry goods traveler, called on Wampum merchants. Crescent Portland Cement plant shut for repairs. planned to resume Monday. Rev. Livingston conducted a week of revival at the M E church.
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John Frye
George Wallover
Rochester
Hickey
Ellwood City
Wampum
Emma Miller
Pittsburg
Lena Stewart
William Yoho
New Castle
D. M. Marshall
Charles Shuler
Philip Ketterer
Fred
Kate Snare
Ethel Pitts
Pitts
Mahoningtown
James Stewart
Charles Roberts
McKees Rocks
Mitchell
Crescent Portland Cement
Local visits noted with Kerr Powell and Grace
Mrs. Josee Kerr and Mrs. Powell, joined by daughter Miss Grace, spent Thursday with Mrs. George Galbreath in Mahoning town, marking a social visit among neighbors.
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Josee Kerr
Powell
Grace
Mahoningtown
George Galbreath
United Commercial Travelers Elect Officers Saturday Night
The United Commercial Travelers of this city held a smoker and elected officers Saturday evening. Senior commander J. W. Disbrow led the slate, with David Nessle as junior commander and W. H. Howe as conductor. Other posts filled by L. J. Bateman, W. H. Honeywell, W. H. Price, A Means, and J. D. Long. About 100 members now belong.
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United Commercial Travelers’ Organization
J. W. Disbrow
David Nessle
W. H. Howe
L. J. Bateman
Sentinel
W. H. Honeywell
W. H. Price
A Means
J. D. Long
Standard Steel Car Plant Producing Sixty Cars Daily
The Standard Steel Car company is turning out about sixty cars a day signaling full operation. Officials express cautious optimism that steady orders will keep the mill fully staffed throughout the year.
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Standard Steel Car Company
Sale of Dana Institute Building in Warren Estate
Administrators of the late Junius Dana of Warren Ohio are directed to sell the famous Dana Institute building to settle affairs of the estate. The sale is ordered as part of settlement proceedings.
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Junius Dana
Warren, O
Dana Institute
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Clara Morton
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