Penitentiary sentences in local court cases
The article reports multiple court actions including Nick Palefona and companions sentenced to four years in the penitentiary for robbery linked to Newport shooting. It notes Dominiсk Caruse in a related case and Ernest Wier sent to Morganza Reform School at fifteen. Roy O Donnell pleads guilty to malicious mischief with trial pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Paléfona
Dinck Haniman
Frank Persio
Dominick Siut
Sudya Porter Haturday Tourning
Clhamton
Jim Cieflina
Palefone
Pajefone
Dominicck Caruse
Petry
Edenburg
Garmee
Mike Carton
Petro Codesport
Carton
Caruse
Carson
Morganza
Ernest Wier
Morvanza Reform School
Temala
Ens
Sister's Weather Prognostications from 1908 Forecast Storms
Washington March 14 forecast predicts multiple disturbances reaching the Pacific slope and eastern states. Severe storms expected March 18 to 21 with cooler Atlantic coasts and drier Ohio valley conditions, followed by heavy rains on the eastern continent and related crop implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Pacti Slope
Great Central Valleys
Ates
Pacific
North Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Coli
Atlantic States
Ohio
Migelealppi
Mear
Scille
Atlantic Ocean
Death notice for Ellwood City man reports uncle's passing
Fragmentary obituary note states that Ulgharm of Ellwood City received word of his uncle's death. The text references long-standing ties to Milars and a local region, with garbled phrases indicating a family loss and a Saturday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaok T Ulgharm
Ellwood City
Fundbla Jp
Cpity Vonanissaner
Fecolye
Ligham
Milarshans
Kectlon
County Threatens to Pull Streetcars From Duketown Bridge
Lawrence County commissioners issue a stiff ultimatum to Mahanlag and Snellangs Railway and Light Co, demanding immediate suspension of streetcar operation over the Duketown bridge until a new bridge is built at their expense. Officials argue equity and review a proposed Neshannock street bridge while plans for condemnation are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrences County
Mahanlag and
Snellangs
Lawrence County Bridge
Duketown
Gurdpee Avenue
Mahoning Avenue
M. E. McCaskey
KN. Randerson
Puucl
Tone
Pittsburg
Court House
McCaskey
West Washington
Shenango
Retreet Railway
Tommnissioners
Neshannock
Pittsburg Street
Street
Enginser
Mad dogs and babies in Wilmington borough meeting
Wilmington borough council met to authorize muzzling all dogs for 90 days and to draft an ordinance for a dog license. The board of health was named to enforce measures. Burgess J J Sharp plans to resign and A A Shaffer may succeed him, with Judge Porter appointing replacements. A jail lockup was installed in December and no arrests have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Council
Board of Health
Burgess J. J. Sharp
Hugh Constable
A. A. Shaffer
Porter
Wnlil
Martin
Surveyors Work On Electric Line Through West Tirta
A gang of surveyors have worked for days on the new Wampirn and New Castle fleet railway system. Two routes are considered via Mahoningiawn and Union valley to Sheep Hill, with a shorter Inder way preferred despite a steeper grade. Officials promise work to start this summer and regular car service by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wampirn
New Castle Fleet
West Tirtafury
Center
Mahoningiawn
Union Valley
Dos Inia New Cast
Sheep Hill
Pilsbury
Local Families Gather for School Event and Social Notes
A garbled society page lists multiple residents from Moravia and surrounding areas attending a Sankey School event. It mentions Mrs J C Mettraw intertined, families with last names Patton Watters Headland Steel Mita and others, plus Mrs Wf Makdua and Beanie Kivtanuad serving lunch after a period of guies and musts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Smith
Eckles
Tronius
James McConaby
Moravia
J. R. Mekles
Misa Mary Cross
Sankey School
J. C. Mettraw
Mia
Gheialy
Mira
Mir
Henry Gartis
Julia Ditterson
Alfred Headland
Oh Steel
Watters
Mix
Henry Martin
Margaret Slope
John Patton
Robart — Futon
Miguel Cora Jiutubisen
Tu Patton
Orenco Atee
Lloyd and Marlin Steel
Patton
Robart
New Perry Quarry to Open Near April First
Announcement that the Perry Furnace Company will begin operations at the new limestone quarry on the Frampton farm near West Pittsburg about April 1. The project includes a stone crusher and rail yard expansion by the Western Allegheny railroad, with additional farm purchases and plans for a cement plant. The move aims to boost employment and industrial activity in West Pittsburg as limestone is sent to the Erie plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Furnace Company
Frampton Farm
West Pittsburg
Frampton
St. In
Western Allegheny
Union Valley
Riteney
Oscar L. Jackson
Ti Ik
Poole
Perry Company
Erie
Western Allegheny Railroad
Hiave
Cascade Park
Jackson
Ritchie
Furnace Company
Wampant
Lawrence County
Enon Valley
Erie Company
West Pittsburo
Real Estate Agents Form Association in New Castle
The Real Estate Association of New Castle was formed at the P. Dushane office to protect members and improve the city. Officers include President Clare P. Dushane, Vice President William A. Eblgt, and Secretary C. C. Robingson. The group aims to clean delinquent tenants by April 1 and aligned activities shifting moving day to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Colle
P. Dushane
Real Estate Association of
New Castle
DuShane Agency
Business Men's Exchange
Clare P. Dushane
Wiliam A. Eblgt
Cc. C. Robingson
Chewton to Get New Catholic Priest
Chewton Polish Catholic church awaits assignment of a new priest from the bishop after months without clergy. Parishioners expect a bishop visit soon and hope a replacement will be named for the Chewton church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewton
Tu Upper Chewton
Allend
J. J. Sharp Resigns as Burgess of New Wilmington Boro
J J Sharp resigns as burgess of New Wilmington Borough after recent election citing duties. Judge Porter names J B Anderson to fill vacancy and G H Young named high constable. A A Shaler, who had held the post, has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sharp
NEW Wilmington Boro
Sharp
New Wilmington
Porter
J. B. Anderson
H George Young
A. A. Shaler
Telephone system planned for West Pittsburg amid depression
West Pittsburg expected to gain a complete telephone system after the financial downturn ends. Chives company representatives from New Costin secured subscriber promises, with lines started from Mahonestown toward New Castle Junction before work paused by the downturn. Only offices and Carlin Corp facilities have telephones. others rely on limited lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburg
Durie
Chives Company
New Costin
Assurantes
Mahonestown
New Castle Junction
AML
West Pliteborg
Carlin Corporation
Ue Plat
Lake Sriva
Oil Operators Rush Drilling in Portersville Field
The Portersville oil field sees rapid activity with multiple wells under drilling by Adams and Company on Fraxter and McClymonds farms. No. Soon Wille Trontman and Hoch Brothers begin rigs on Welsh and Myers properties as Southern Oil relocates leases for operation by the fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portersville
Uoch
Burns
Adams and Company Araating Jow
Fraxter Farm
A. Wol
A. McClymonds
Wille Trontman
Sale Bills at Tha Nowa Office
Fragmentary notice mentions sale bills and a location Tha Nowa office with unclear date or full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Billy
Tha Nowa
Deaths of the Day Mrs Ruth J Blevins and more
Crowded United Presbyterian service honors Ruth Jane Blevins who died Monday. Rev Magill and two other ministers led the funeral with a large gathering from city and out of town. Interment at Greenwood cemetery followed by notices of Julia Miller and Margaret Johnston deaths and other obituaries in Allegheny area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wevins Haricd
Secoud United Presbyterian Church
Wedoceday Iafternoon
Ruth Jane Blevins
Andrew Magill
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
John Wilton
Allegheny
Mra. Bleving
Misa Mary R. Clarke
Mew
Mary B. Wehard
W. J. Chain
Wylie McCaslin Wang
Greenwood Cemetery
John Blevins
Wesley 3
John Rice
John
Wiliam Bleving
Calvie McConnell
Bea le Luk
Grove City College Announces Spring and Summer Terms
Grove City College outlines spring term starting March with eight to ten weeks and tuition including room and board at 52 dollars. The summer term begins June 24 lasting about ten weeks with 42 dollars covering room and board and instruction. Professors and teachers have been engaged for the summer session. catalogue requests directed to President Kassel Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Shtmeer
Roselon
Gexston
Jbullorinny N
Funeral and death notices from Butler area events
The city reported multiple fatalities and funerals. Robert Graham of Lowellville died in a railroad incident and his funeral was held Friday afternoon at the family home with minister Rev. M W Meith assisting. burial followed at Lowellville cemetery. The Curry family mourns their 26 month old child Nina who died of pneumonia. both parents and four siblings survive. Mrs Marie Hoon Wasson, wife of Dr B L Wasson, died at Butler. she was a Slippery Rock Normal and Butler schools alumna, leaving husband and two children. Night riders attacked farms near Lexington, Kentucky, torching tobacco and corn crops on Grady and Hepper farms, causing extensive destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Miller
Carpenter Miller
Holenburg
Miller
Edenburg
Baptist Church
Hiflsville
Alexander Aller
Ibdeabare
H. D. Smith
Lowellvilla
Julia Sweezy
Piila~delgata
Ferdinand Kincaid
North Jaffarisot Street
Margaret Johnston
William Houston
Pulaski Township
Andrew Johnston
Archie Johnston
William Johnston
Strubenville
Thomas Caryman
York Pa
Arele Carnahan
Graham Burted
Robert Graham
Tlowellvills
Lowellville
Mitec
M.W. Meith
Mahooningtown Presbyterian Church
Lowellville Cemetery
Thillian Curry
Robert &. Curry
Cunninghan
Srnday
Tnlan
Marie Hoon Wasson
Marie Joan Wasson
B. L. Wasson
Lutler
Butler Schools
Slippery Rock Normal
Sdueen
Louden Loses Arm in Freight Car Accident
Doe London, a young man from Gdenborg, had his right arm crushed under a freight wheel on Friday night. He walked home after the accident, then was treated by Dr. Mitchell and taken to Shenanxo Valley hospital where doctors amputated the arm near the elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe London
Gdenborg
Pitsburg & Lake
Louden
Richard Park
Lowallyile
Edenburg
Shel & Way
Mitchell
Shenanxo Valley Hospital
Sean
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Roy O'Donnell
Wit
Bine
Churt
Uscta
TKO
Dalat
Rerplali
Stara
Paliarse
Street By, CO
Wilmington
Perry
Ile
Wampum
Muerte
Little Hawlet
Lhasa
Hayleg
Lst
Ellwood
Wampum Electric Light Company
Hillwood City
Portersvile Field
Means Bros
Jobubicas
Slate and
New Willmington, LA
Hugh Riley
Grip
Eest
Hladeath
Pltshers Street
Riley
Go Cailroader
Io County
Caden
Ialand
Mercer County
Hannah Riley
Mary Hoffman
Ellen McCune
Bharon
Alite Mc» Caughan
Joac McCean
Sirah Dean
Liemlock Street
Saraly Dean
Avie
Hans Dean
Enel
Dean
AL Homie
Dean Tag
Wo W. Drake
Hllanbeth Trvine Drake
Volatt
Josephine Lamphere E
Elizabeth Studolph
City Mills
Grove City College
Wiite
Rayo
Atlantic Refining Company Incorporated
Ewing & Long
Cor. Mill and
Washington Sts
East Washington Street
Mill Street
St. Cloud Hotel
Rho Lawrence Savines
Trust Company
Lawrence Savings and Trust CO
W. M. GC
Dri Af Volunt
Harry Drown
Tward M. Neal
Robert L. Brake
James C. Druka
Homer C. Drive
Thls City
Lexington
Scott
Woodford
George Grady
Worguiles
Grady
Elizabeth Hepper
Beatt County
Ashe
Moses Petey
Wil
Phoenix Mutual Life Gartporg
Coun
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