Amended Somerman Act Introduced In Congress
United Press reports in Washington that Colonel William P. Hepburn chairs the interstate and foreign affairs committee as the House bills to amend the Sherman antitrust act are introduced. The measure seeks to preserve labor’s right to strike while regulating corporate registrations and contracts with common carriers under new oversight.
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United Press
Washington
Commissioner of Corpores
Aera
Corporation
Thoraupan
Thayer Farm to Undergo Oil Testing Near Nesvan nook
Rev Dr J A Thayer plans leasing his Nesvannonook area farm to Patterson Co for a thorough oil test. Past drilling near the Thayer property yielded a small oil show at 600 feet, with no follow up until potential improvements in the Volant field. The article notes belief that similar wells in the Volant belt may be developed on Thayer land.
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J. A. Thayer
Ing & Lease
Nesvan
Paris
Patterson Company
Thayer Farm
Weil ‘Wan
Atrtick
Ab v
Thayor
Downing Changes to Evangelist Role in Sermon
Washington reports Robert Downing, formerly famed impersonator, preached his first sermon as an evangelist at Mechanicsburg Mt. church. The conversion note states his past two decades of stage work and his aim to avoid direct assault on theatre while urging youth away from idle pursuits.
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Washington
Notor
Robert Downing
MecHendres Mt. WM
Hay
fWiratolva
Atauds
Downing
Doewning
Reverend MeLiester Reappointed At Wesleyan Church
Mev. Luther P. MeLiester, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church, was reappointed to the pastorate by the annual conference held in Titusville, Pennsylvania. The conference covers 25 charges across Northwestern Pennsylvania Eastern Ontario and Southwestern New York. The session ended Saturday night with appointive decisions announced, and Rev McKiester was praised for his work and welcome for his return.
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Luther P. MeLiester
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Titusville
New York
McKiester
Court appoints auditor in minor matters
Attorney James A. Chambers was appointed auditor in the trial, with Lawrence Savings and Trust Company as guardian of Yauling F. Clark. The guardian was directed to pay Mrs. Olle M. Kodes the sum of $160 for her maintenance.
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James A. Chambers
Oulgest
Mtarsk Bors Ri
Cwag Ap Sap Nan Dillon
Frawrence Savings Aod
F. Clark
Olle M. Kodes
Jealous husband shoots wife then escapes after four shots
Robert Robinson, identified as Lulu House’s husband, shot her four times at the Centennial Street home and fled toward Nes Shannock Creek ahead of police. Mrs. Robinson, aged 43, was hospitalized in critical condition with bullets lodged in her cheek, neck, breast, and chest area. A prolonged manhunt with local and county authorities followed as witnesses described the fatal jealousy incident.
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Lulu Robinson
Robert Robinson
Robinson
Fred House
Centennial Street
Eix
Nes
Seare Robipeun
Serguant Farrell
J. M. Popp
Pater Doug
Robinsau Fos
Seatudy
New Castle
Froblogon
Lyle Elvey
Chicago
Detroit
McCarthy
Hainer
Tucker
Jessa Jarkamo
Bnt
Logan Har
Realty Transfers Report From Old District
Nort Tight d Land company to use MEE Nepbannastory Samuel Mooresend to Fllesbew Hinley Sith ward 70 dollars Bernard Kennedy to Audley J Tay lion Mahouloy towgshty 3 dollars Philap Byaly to Sarah E Gibs0s Fourth ward 250 dollars Balvators Money to Diagonal Deanige ia Fifth ward 4000 dollars
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Nort Tight
D Land Company
MEE
Nepbannastory
Samuel Mooresend
Fllesbew
de Hinley
Sith Ward
Bernard Kennedy
Audley J. Tay
Lion
Mahouloy Towgshty
Philap Byaly
Sarah E. ‘Gibs0s
Fourth Ward
Balvators
Diagonal Deanigeia
Ward
Faithful Dog Sorrow After Man Killed By Rail Near Leesburg
Mrs. Heiglin found husband George Hedglin mortally injured on the tracks near Leesburg after returning home from New Castle. He died en route to hospital. Coroner ruled accidental death. Hedglin, a father of three, was well known in the Leesburg area. The incident follows an eight twenty train arrival and a crossroad stop known as Lonéehome Houvae. An inquest convened Sunday by Coroner Cox.
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Léeexhure
Heeda
George Hodglin
New Castle
Leesburg Station
Nile Home
Trainton
Hesidea
Mr. Medglin
Mia
Brown
Leeshurz
Charles Quimby
Bryant
Leesburg
Tfatermien
Far Drums Broken by Electric Shock
Alexander McCanahy of Bhenango township reports his valuable bore broke both eardrums when an electric bolt struck during a thunder shower last week. The bolt did not ignite the barn fire. The horse was knocked down and dazed, later found deaf. A veterinary surgeon confirmed ear damage. McConahy fires on the Butler road near the Reus farm.
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Alexander McCanahy
Bhenango
Canahy
McConaby
McConahy
Butler Road
Acheson Backs Polish Resolution Support
Congressman K F Acheson pledges help for a Polish sympathy resolution. Rev Joln Andrewieski of New Castle Pa and Father Andrewieski relay the letter praising the Polish relief effort. The exchange reflects nationwide Polish American appreciation for A L Bates and the sympathy resolution condemning Prussian expropriation.
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Acheson
Bates
Father Andrewieski
K. F. Acheson
Joln Andrewieski
New Castle
House
United States
Jean
Trudty
Beacheson
Hon. A. L. Bites
America
NEW BEDFORD OCCUPATIONS ASSET TAX DATA RELEASE
Imprecise figures show county occupation values listed for taxation. Lapses in legible naming obscure wards and individuals while filing district totals approximate 465 080 in Larente county rates. Local notes mention Mrs. Ghielda hosting club events and a store sale value around 162 50 with ward breakdowns across several districts and possession timing.
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Larrente County
TE. Ghielda
At. L. Club
Youngstown
First Ward
Shields
Second Ward
IK. L. Courtney
Waco
Teho
Fourth Ward
Seventh Ward
Bixth Ward
Pittsburgh Political Fight Shapes Delegates Slate
Pittsburgh dispatch reports heavy hustling by Filnon and Penrose factions as they filed slate papers for White delegates in Allegheny county. Obscure tensions arise over Oliver's loyalties and temperance pledges amid a volatile party scene and shifting county race alignments.
Deaths Of The Day In Utia And Nearby Areas
Obituaries reported for Mya Tetolehe Haley 70, Utia resident, died after a three week illness typhoid fever at Shenango Valley hospital. Born May 18, 1851, daughter of the late William R. Madge, widow of Rad L. Haley. Survived by sister Mrs George E. Potter of Trenton, N.J. Funeral Tuesday at 2 at What United Presbyterian church. George T. Washinton, Courier FR. Werhincon. Also funeral notices for George Wachington 70, West Falls street, member of Second Baptist Church, survived by several siblings and Mrs Toltt Patterson. Mrs. Maxwell funeral at Savannah church, service by Rev Stratian. burial in Suvannah cemetery.
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Mya
Tetolehe Haley
Zorelda Haley
Patremnad
Utia City
Shenango Valley Hospital
Haley Wa
This City
WiNam R. Madge
Carrad L. Haley
Haley
Mirstt United
George E. Potter
Trenton
What United Presbyterian Church
George TG. Washinetno
Courge
Werhincon
Teelty
West Falls Street
Second Baptist Church
Gre Ls Wits
John Wachington
Ibressus
Joseph
Ibisity
Jonn
Noth
Dakota
Charles
Sharhera
New Castle Erie Branch Plans Big Improvement Drive
Stockholders of the New Castle branch of the Erie company vote at a special meeting in Sharon next Monday on capital stock increase from 800000 to 1000000 dollars. Planned improvements total 708000 dollars, including a Perrona to New Castle road upgrade of 300000, Wheatland to Perrana double track 204000, Perrana yard additions 130000, and an engine house at Perrana 75000. Principal stockholders include George W. Johnson and M I Henderson.
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Bheron Nelway Company
New Castle
Erie
Sharon
Tran
Perrona
Wheatland
Perrana
George W. Johnson
M.I. Henderson
Thia Rity
Bogus Check Passer Caught With Booty
Ellwood’s high Onance tale expands as Fred C. Johnston of Johnston's drug store spots a bridge-worker who passed a $20 bad check. Johnston alerteed the bank and the man fled to Beaver Falls where a police chief held the man briefly before the $20 funds were returned to Beaver Falls authorities.
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Ellwood
Fred C. Johnston
Johnston
Elkwood
du People's Bank
Beaver Falls
Central Hotel
Requis
Nolice
Reverend Weaver Proposes Farm Labor for Soup-House Patrons
A Pittsburgh Mars pastor A J Weaver promotes a “Garden of Eden” plan to rent 23 farms to soup-house residents. He seeks to relocate unemployed city dwellers to farm work, stressing self-sufficiency and potato production to lower prices, while acknowledging doubts about success.
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A. J. Weaver
Mars
Garden of Eden
Pittsture
Mr. Weaver
Pittsburg
Youngest Senator Bryan Follows Oldest to Grave in Bid Vain
William James Bryan of Florida, the youngest U S senator, died after a typhoid illness at Providence Hospital Washington. His burial came 36 hours after the death of William Pinkney White, the oldest senator, in Maryland. Bryan, sworn in January 4, had served four months, elected by Gov. Broward to fill Mallory’s vacancy. He was born October 10, 1874, in Orange County Florida, studied law, and built a career as a lawyer, state solicitor, and reform advocate. He gained renown for antitrust and temperance cases and supported Broward’s reelection. He was elected at age 32 years 3 months, making him the youngest senator aside from Henry Clay at the time.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Meanline
Penrose
North Side
Penrose Monagers
Philadelphia
George T. Oliver
J. Denny O'Neil
McKeespart
Oliver
K. Campball
O'Neil
William Brand
Flinn
Nanny O'Nell
Commissionerahip
Weeten Pennsylvania
Penrose Camp
Weelema
Pennsylvania
Uptled Press
Washiington
William James Brean
Florida
Younges
United States Senate
Providence Hospital
Washington
William
Pinkney White
Marrsland
Baltimore
Tryan
Arcani
Proviie
William James Bryan
Senate
Broward
Winrlda
Mallory
Orange County
Washington and Lae
Jucckwonville
Tecog
Duval County
Jacksonville
Luc Lea Trust
Bryan
OT Yunce
Henry Clay
Rhea
Sat Urges Clean Living Against Fretting and Fretful Living
A Saturday sermon warns fretting as a common yet hidden sin that dulls gratitude and distracts from present blessings. It cites Mrs Browning and Dr Parkhurst, urging trust in God, viewing trials as part of divine plan, and stressing Christ’s balm of faith to replace worry with hope.
Fragmented Faithful Motifs Echo Interior Resolve
The text presents a strained, archaic call to faith amid turmoil, urging perseverance and trust. It references bearing burdens, avoiding worry, and awaiting hopeful outcomes as morning comes, with scattered lines about keeping feet and facing dangers.
Kennedy family moves from Biblet farm to Heaale farm
Kennedy and family are moving from the Biblet farm to the Heaale farm south of town which he has purchased. Mrs Porter entertained many friends Monday evening. The main diversion was a game of panica won by Charles Clark who received a cake of soap. A 10 o'clock luncheon followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clark, Ben Mitchell, Mead Clark, Paul McClopabao, Miss Mary McClamahan, Miss Martha Davidson, R. Ailey Miles, Nellie Buchanan, Harry Ferrer and Mr Cole. Sharon Mooday celebrated her 4th birthday. a surprise greet greeted her on entry. The party featured games, mule, refreshments of ice cream cake and fruit. About 20 schoolmates attended with their teachers present and gifts were given in memory of the occasion.
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Mr. and
Mes
MS Clark
Ben Mitchellies
Son Mead
CC. Clark
Paul Mo Clopabao
Mary = McClamahan
Martha Davidson
R. Ailey Miles
Nellie Buchanan
Harry Ferrer
Mr. Cole
Sharon
Mooday
Jeanie Evang
Fennin
Frland
Bar Teache
Republican primary and convention notices announced
The News announces upcoming political events subject to primaries on April 11. For Congress candidate John F is listed. For Delegate from the 24th Congressional district to the National Republican convention Joseph J. appears along with Beaver County.
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44Th
Thomas W. Phillips
Tawrenee County
24Th
Joseph J. Beaver County
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