No Cause For Strike Talk Against Republic S and S Co
Article discusses Republic Iron and Steel's March 12 notice to President McArdle about annulling the continuous operating agreement. Mill workers and union leaders debate conciliation versus arbitration, noting past trials in 1903 and 1907 and predicting a new conciliation approach if talks fail. Rumors of conflict are deemed premature. a conference next summer is hoped to yield an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Iron and Steel Company
McArdle
Amalgamated Association
Youngstown
Republic
Amalgamated Association Journal
Cambridge Springs
Ence
Toledo
Western Bar Iron Association
Henry W. Heedy
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Sheet
P. J. McArdle
Ellwood Power Replaces West Pittsburg Supply
Beginning at 2 p.m. Wednesday Ellwood City Power Company will supply current to West Pittsburg streets and water pumps, replacing the burned West Pittsburg plant. The contract calls for the Ellwood utility to receive power from the Pittsburg New Castle and Harmony Street Railway Company until the West Pittsburg plant is rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City Power Company
West Pittsburg
Ellwood Power Company
Pittsburg
New Castle
Tin mill visit at New Castle drawn by two residents
Floyd Reed and R. Ricer of West Pittsburg toured Shenango tin mill in the Seventh ward New Castle. They studied the tin making process and enjoyed the trip, gaining interest in the plant’s fuses and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Reed
R. Ricer
West Pittsburg
New Castle
Shenango
Seventh Ward
Raymond Ricer Changes Residence to West Pittsburg
Raymond Ricer an air inspector for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad moved from a Mahoningtown boarding house to J. W. Reed's residence in West Pittsburg.
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Raymond Ricer
W. Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
Chauncey Sampson
Mahoningtown
J. W. Reed
West Pittsburg
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement claims catarrh is the most common disease and that Hyomei, inhaled through the air, reaches nose throat and lungs to kill germs. The complete Hyomei outfit costs $1.00 with a guarantee to refund if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clutton
Midnight Train to Stop March 24 for Oyster Supper
Arrangements have been made for the midnight Pittsburg and Lake Erie train to stop at West Pittsburg on March 24 to serve oyster supper and entertain in the old school house hosted by the West Pittsburg volunteer department. Great preparations promise a social highlight of the year with potential out of town attendees.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
West Pittsburgh
Old School House
Department of
West Pittsburg
Making New Road to W. Phon Station
A 30 foot driveway to the new Pittsburg and Lake Erie passenger station at West Pittsburg is under construction. More than 20 workmen are on the job. Ground adjoining the depot will be graded to level with the platform and later planted with attractive shrubs and plants.
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
West Pittsburg
Dance at Shunk's Enjoyable Evening
A party at William Shunk's home on Tenth street Tuesday evening brought unusual pleasure to attendees. The entertainment was well received and refreshments formed a concluding feature of the enjoyable gathering.
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William Shunk
Tenth Street
Reed Granted Two-Week Vacation at West Pittsburg
J. W. Reed of West Pittsburg, a car at New Castle Junction, has been given a two weeks vacation. During his absence, George P. McCart, an air man, will work in his place.
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J. W. Reed
West Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
George P. McCart
Epworth League Social Planned at West Pittsburg Church
Members of the Epworth League of the West Pittsburg Methodist church will hold a social and entertainment at the old school house the evening of March 27. A pleasant time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
West Pittsburg
Mrs. Barbara Gilligam’s Death Prompted Return to Pittsburgh
Mrs. George Waller of Eleventh Street is called back home from Pittsburgh after the sudden death of her friend Mrs. Barbara Gilligan.
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PGH
George Waller
Eleventh Street
Kase
Pittsburg
Barbara Gilligan
Residents and visitors report in New Castle yesterday
William Newswander, Mrs. Joe Hartsuff, Charles A. Maxwell, Thomas McCart, Charles Patterson, and Mrs. W. M. Brown were seen in New Castle yesterday or returned from trips. Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Murphy of Park Avenue is a son. Mr. Murphy is superintendent of the West.
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William Newswander
Center Avenue
New Castle
Joe Hartsuff
Fourteenth Street
Charles A. Maxwell
Tenth Street
Thomas McCart
Union Valley
Charles Patterson
D.H. Murphy
Park Avenue
Mr. Murphy
West
Local notes from West Pittsburg and New Castle
Postmaster W E McMahon visited New Castle on business. Louis Meilke of West Pittsburg took the afternoon train to New Castle yesterday. Mrs Charles Bannon was in New Castle for a short time Wednesday afternoon. James Stewart of Wampum passed through West Pittsburg Wednesday afternoon. G E Pettengill of the Garland corporation was a business visitor in Pittsburg yesterday afternoon. John Kincaid of Newport, a Baltimore and Ohio car inspector, is off work due to illness. E J Kemm of New Castle, candidate for county auditor, was in West Pittsburg yesterday for his campaign interests.
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Pittsburg
Safety Armorite Conduit Company
W. E. McMahon
New Castle
Louis Meilke
West Pittsburg
Charles Bannon
James Stewart
Wampum
G. E. Pettengill
Garland Corporation
John Kincaid
Newport
Baltimore and Ohio
E. J. Kemm
Hotel Robberies Plague Canton Hotel by Missing Employees
For the third time in three months the Courtland hotel was robbed. An employee who bought a ticket for Youngstown is missing after last night’s theft of $200 from the cigar stand owned by F. S. Ozier & company. Previously $6,000 in jewelry stolen from a traveling salesman last December. The cash register in the hotel bar was also looted.
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Canton
Courtland
F. S. Ozier & Company
Youngstown
Civil Court Jurors Drawn for April Term
A list of jurors drawn for the civil court term beginning the fourth Monday in April includes T. C. Taylor of Little Beaver and many others from Mahoning Shenango Ellwood and nearby townships. Names cover farmers laborers merchants carpenters and clerks with wards and residences noted such as Seventh ward Hills ville Ellwood and Slippery Rock. The roster shows a diverse panel headed by various foremen clerks and professionals ready for jury service.
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T. C. Taylor
Little Beaver
Lawrence Ripple
Hillsville
Local listings reveal residents and occupations in district
J Lee McFate a merchant Third John PD Miller a gent Second ward W O Wimer a farmer Wayne Sherman J Bence a laborer Plain Grove named in the readable district records.
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J. Lee McFate
Third Ward
John PD. Miller
W. O. Wimer
Wayne
Sherman J. Bence
Plaingrove
Toughs attack streetcar conductor in Youngstown clash
A trio of men aboard a Sharon street car assaulted a conductor when he intervened as they abused foreigners. A passing road officer stopped the assault and arrested the three suspects, locked in Hubbard jail. The fight between Youngstown and Hubbard caused car passengers to panic.
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Youngstown
Sharon
Hubbard
Navy Deserter Arrested in Youngstown
G. A. Berry was arrested yesterday in Youngstown on suspicion and admitted he is a navy deserter.
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Youngstown
G. A. Berry
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republic S. & S. Co
West Pittsburg News
Ellwood Power
R. Bollard
W. Pho
Shunk’s
Jewel Ranges
Brudin & Maiz
Norway
North Atlantic
Scott
Nature
Gomer Welker
Mahoning
L. A. Phillips
Edward McFate
John, Owens
Hostler
A. C. Grove
Ellwood
K. E. Smith
Carpenter
W. T. Wortman
Pulaski
J. H. Billiter
William McGinnis
John H. Baker
Albert Hemphill
James Martin
Fred H. Beacon
James Harbison
Big Beaver
John Marshall
C. W. Fulkerson
William A. Jones
Robert Carson
John W. Barnett
Drayman
J. H. Miller
William Yoho
Mason
Herman Hess
A. C. Robinson
James Graham
Volant
David Hamilton
Francis W. Biddle
Fifth Ward
John L. Fosvaught
William Bockino
Andrew J. Bower
Slippery Rock
John L. Galley
Thomas Kelley
John T. Sherry
Union
Manhattan
North Mill SE
John Bower
Washington Street
Union National Bank
E. Long Avenue
Wallace
CG. Wallace
Washington St
Star Family Theater
Corner
Beaver and
Washington Sts
Matinees
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