Beering Tragedy On Sheep Hill Leaves Man Dead
A drunken quarrel at Frank Janusz’s Sheep hill home ends with John Schendziak dead from a severed left wrist artery. Four Polish men, all participants, are jailed on disorderly conduct charges as detectives probe whether it was murder or accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schendzink
Frank Janusz
Sheep Hill
Schendziak
Schendgink
Schenk
Joe Filok
Janusz
Logan
Laughy Me- Catal Fred Schuller
Peter Wojtum
Aan
Grioners
Schendzink
Martin & Company
Father Andrzejewski
Young
Filok
Schenziak
Joseph R. Cox
Ol Warner
Voters Hold Cautious Outlook in County Primary Race
The county regis ter and recorder election faces light turnout with no clear frontrunner. Voters show limited interest, candidates claim merit will decide, and a new law tightens residency and voting requirements while mandating self marked ballots unless disability affidavit is filed.
Franklin man to address men at Y M C A meeting
G A Collins of Franklin will address the meeting for men only at the Y M C A Sunday afternoon at 3 45. Special music will be rendered by the association quartet. On Monday evening the annual meeting of the association will be held. Reports for the past year will be submitted to the directors by Secretary Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Collins
Franklin
Association
Burgess
McConnell Couple Fined for Child Neglect
Frank McConnell and his wife faced neglect charges over their children as Humane Agent John C. Haas testified. The case closed Friday evening before Alderman Ranney with the couple paying a $10 fine plus costs after admitting failure to perform parental duties. Miley promised to do better in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McConnell
John C. Haas
Ranney
Maitland Church to Host W. H. Sweesy Services
W H Sweesy of Wampum, member of the Christian Alliance and son of A L Sweesy of this city, will conduct services at the Maitland Memorial church Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Sweesy
Wampum
The
Christian Alliance
Maitland Memorial Church
Strike at American Car and Ship Hardware Plant
Workers at the American Car and Ship Hardware Manufacturing plant walk out over a 15 percent wage cut and a demand for a nine hour day with a 10 percent raise. The plant hires Chicago strike breakers to operate, drawing a sympathetic walkout from 150 metal workers and related trades, leaving the works idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car and Ship Hardware Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Brass Workers’ Union
F. J. Parszek
Pinkerton
Gust Mescher
John Manion
Fourteenth District of Metal Polishers’ Union
Carnegie Library Offer Faces Council Split In New Castle
A council committee failed to reach a decision on Andrew Carnegie’s offer of a 40000 library for New Castle. Six members split three to three on submitting the issue to a public vote or approving maintenance funds, while Trades Assembly representatives urged rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
New Castle
Messrs. Cukerbraum
Wallace
McKee
Shaffer
Warner
Chambers
Cukerbraum
Carnegie
Messrs. Wallace
Trades Assembly
Thomas Humphries
Humphries
Stray Bullet Wounds Man on Lyndal Street
Paul Bynon was seriously wounded in the temple by a stray bullet while at his Lyndal Street home. The shot, fired from a small rifle by resident Lewis, penetrated the wall and skull. the incident is regarded as accidental with no blame on Lewis.
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Lyndal Street
Paul Bynon
Lewis
Foreign track walker killed near Enon Valley
A foreigner Cicinto Cicaritto, a track walker, was killed near Enon Valley on Thursday afternoon as trains ran on one track. He was walking with his back to an approaching engine and was instantly killed. Forty dollars was found on his clothes. The body was taken to the morgue and Coroner J. B. Wade of New Brighton ruled no inquest necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicinto Cicaritto
Enon Valley
J. 8. Wade
New Brighton
Haywood Case May Limit Labor Testimony in Murder Trial
Boise May 4 Judge Wood plans to confine Haywood murder trial testimony to facts pertinent to the killing of former Governor Steunenberg. If opened wider the case could cover labor troubles since 1892, potentially four to six months of testimony. Evidence questions arraign Adams retrenchment. state expects trial by July Fourth.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Boise
Ida
Steunenberg
Idaho
Pal
Wood
Haywood
Steve Adams
McPartland
Western Miners’ Federation
Adams
Orchard
Fleming Declines Central Presbyterian Call
Rev. William Fleming of Clarion declines the Central church’s call citing his parish’s needs. White reports 78 new members last Sunday as the Clarion congregation urged retention. No meeting date set for a new call. two prior calls declined. no definite plan yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. White
Central Presbyterian Church
William F. Fleming
First Presbyterian Church
Clarion
Central Church
Fleming
Mr. White
John F. Brown
S. H. Moore
Dunkle
Saginaw
Mich
City fire hydrant sites and new hires in North Highland
The fire committee recommends hydrant locations at Margaret Blaine, Highland Meyer, and Highland Hazelcroft. Two new paid firefighters Edward Moseley and William D Scott join for six months trial with Moseley at the Fifth ward engine house and Scott as extra man citywide. The sewer and electrical committees push for extended health department deadline to July 1 and new manhole exactions. They seek partial Traction company cost sharing on bond wires and authorize 100 for a decade set to locate conduit faults.
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North Highland District
Margaret and
Blaine
Highland and
Meyer Avenues
Highland
Hazelcroft
Edward Moseley
William D Scott
Fifth Ward
Scott
Electrical Committee of Councils
Traction Company
Death Record for Elizabeth Anderson and Others
Death notices list Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson 86 of 559 Highland Avenue along with Kanad Samuel Waters of Pittsburg Paskie Ravzi 14 Ellwood and John Schendziak 26 Seep Hill in a local record entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Anderson
Highland Avenue
Kanad Samuel Waters
Pittsburg
Paskie Ravzi
Ellwood
John Schendziak
Seep Hill
Reynolds Attacks State Spending in Agriculture Bill
Lawrence county representative Walter S. Reynolds denounced the state’s expenditures as wasteful in a Friday house speech opposing a bill to appropriate $50,000 to encourage agriculture and county fairs. He called the associations profit driven and warned of future misuses before withdrawing his objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Reynolds
Lawrence County
House
Reynolds
Incorporated Agricultural Fair Association
Eloped with wife's sister shocks town man jailed
Edward G. Mobley of South Mill Street was jailed on adultery charges after allegedly eloping with his 17 year old sister in law Sadie Barr. Parole agents traced the pair from Morganza to Pittsburg before Mobley was arrested on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Mobley
South Mill Street
Sadie Barr
John Stewart
Alderman Banney
Mobley
Alderman Cubbison
John Stitt
Miss Barr
George M. Permar
Pittsburg
Morganza
Stewart
Mortgage securities find a ready market
Very little difficulty will be experienced in disposing of the mortgages held by the New Castle Savings and Trust company. They were all on New Castle real estate and are considered among the best securities of the bank. A number of these mortgages have already been disposed of to private individuals and applications for others are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
New Castle
Excellent Photos of New Castle Baseball Team by Owens
The News presents full figure cuts of the New Castle baseball team for this season. Photographer Owens produced excellent photos showing each member in characteristic poses to aid recognition on the ball field.
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New Castle
Owens
Italian Shot During Fight at Harris Store on Moravia Street
An Italian named Serban was shot in Buckar Serban, an Italian, was shot early Saturday after a disturbance at 525 Moravia Street. Harris and his son Arthur fired from inside the store as Serban threw stones, wounding him and leading to their arrest on felonious assault charges. The victim was hospitalized with a possible lung injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Harris
Moravia Street
Buckar Serban
Harris
Arthur
Serban
Harrises
Young Harris
Deskin
Nelson
Leeper Accepts Call to Center U P Church
Rev Ira G Leeper of Clinton Pa has accepted the call extended by the Center U P congregation which has been without a pastor since Rev Achesons resignation He will preach farewell on May 15 and begin his pastorate two weeks later with the Center congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira G. Leeper
Clinton
Center U. P
Acheson
Leeper
Center
Receiver Painter on a trip home
Receiver John H. Painter of the New Castle Savings and Trust Company left for his home in Kittanning on Friday evening and may travel to Harrisburg to confer with Banking Commissioner Berkey regarding dividend payment before the audit is confirmed.
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John H. Painter
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Kittanning
Harrisburg
Berkey
Ellwood Newsboy Paskie Ravzi Dies at 14
Paskie Ravzi a well known Ellwood newsboy died Saturday morning after a serious prolonged illness of cerebral meningitis. The boy had many friends and his death is a cause of sincere regret in Ellwood.
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Paskie Ravzi
Ellwood
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania Fair Tonight
Forecast calls for heavy frost tonight with colder conditions in the southern part. Sunday remains fair and warmer with improving temperatures across the region.
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Pennsylvania
South Portion
Young Jay Gould Wins London Tennis Championship
Young Jay Gould son of George Gould defeats Eustace H Miles to take the International tennis title at London after a bold rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Jay Gould
George Gould
Eustace H. Miles
London
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Broom
City Hall
State Department of Health
Mortage Securities
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Rowdy
Center U. P. Church
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