Train Stalls Cause Chaos in Midtown Subway
Scores suffer minor injuries as a short circuit stalls a subway train near Lexington Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street. Smoke fills cars, windows are broken, and passengers flee through openings toward Vanderbilt hotel air. Ambulances, police, and fire units respond. many delayed for work.
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International Newr Saryvine
New York
Tieseenters
Interborough
Lexiveton Avenue
Thirty-fourth
Riasa
Sue Vanderbilt Hotel
Luther League Meeting at Evans City Pennsylvania
St John’s Lutheran church delegates Mrs F Slough Paul Gilber and Edna Hays attend Luther League Conference in Evans City on May 21 at St Peter’s Lutheran Church. Dr Ellis Burress president of the Pittsburgh Synod will deliver the principal address on the theme The Pressram of the Church. Jee Caine named head of Packers’ Bureau.
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F. , Slough
Paul Gilber
Edna Hays
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Luther League Conference
Pittsburgh
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Evans City
Ellis Burress
Pittsburgh Synod
Jee Caine
Packers’ Bureau
Tanlac promoted as health restore tonic
An advertising pitch claims Tanlac revives the run-down body by purging the blood and rebuilding the digestive system. It asserts rapid improvement in appetite, sleep, and complexion, urging readers to buy at their local drug store.
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Tanlac
Finis to Beer Boat Tale Found In Bottle
A corked thermos bottle washed ashore near Willoughby contains a note about the Ada Baybelle beer boat tragedy. The message lists Bert Butcher Charley Weight George Knaggs Frank Payne and others, all dead or missing after contraband beer ran from Port Stanley to Cleveland.
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Willoughby
Tegib
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Ont
Bert Butcher
Charley Weight
George Knaggs
Frank P
Port Stanley
Art Butcher
Erleau
George Knages
Kiieau
Butcher
Payne
Wright
Llewellyn Attends Two Conventions At Harrisburg
Fred Llewellyn of Sal Pavlos' barber shop returned from Martisburg after attending two conventions in Harrisburg last week. He served as a delegate from the local barber's union at the state convention and joined sessions of the state federation of labor. The licensing of barbers was a major topic with plans for legislative action ahead.
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Fred Llewellyn
Sal Pavlos
Har
Martisburg
Barber's Union
State Federation of Labor
Revival meetings end at Mt Pleasant church
The Mt Pleasant church revival meetings concluded with last Sunday's service. Harry Sheats' house burned last Saturday. no one was home, so everything was lost. Mrs George Blill and family traveled from Randolph New York to see Mrs Margaret McCommon. Margaret Minor finished school at Worthington Armstrong Co and stayed home with her parents. Leonard Uber formerly of Plain Grove spent weekend camping with the Boy Scouts. he now teaches in Ellwood. The gas well on Rob Forest farm is completed and a success. Eliza Foster visited daughter H A Neat at Grove City last week. You have to keep on your toes to be a good dancer.
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Mt. Pleasant
S. Minor
Leonard Uber
Plains Grove
J. A. Magee Woods
Boy Scouts
Leonard Uberia
Ellwood
Rob Forest Farm
Eliza Foster
H. A. Neat
Grove City
Mend Those Shaky Shattered Nerves
An old advertisement warns that sharp nerve pain signals danger and urges instant care before breakdown. It touts Eppa Neuritis Tablets as a homeopathic tonic for neuritis and neuralgia, claimed harmless and narcotics free, with Love & Megown distributing and mail orders offered.
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Love & Megown
Annual Meeting Of Missionary Union At First Baptist
The Women’s Missionary Union of the Baptist Churches in Beaver association meets at First Baptist Church on Thursday with three sessions starting 9:30 am. A pageant Great Expectations and a Crusade playlet A Real Missionary Mother are featured alongside reports, elections, and talks by Rev. G. M. Lania and Miss Mary Owens.
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First Baptist Church
New Brighton
Angeline
America
Mary Owens
Winited Stoner
J. D. Tanner
B. McDonald
Pagendt
Flist
New Castle
Easy Test for Fatigued Nerves and Blues
Endorsed by H. L. Dague and Wendell's Ambition Pills offer a one week trial to cure tiredness nerves and blues. If not satisfied, druggist refunds money from the first box. Widely sold by reputable druggists for over 20 years.
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H. L. Dague
Wendell
Local Merchant Names Man As Check Passer
Harry Benson, arrested in Youngstown for passing forged checks on Smith and Dean and other merchants, is identified by John Lubensky of 1541 Moravia Street as the man who passed a $36.75 check on Saturday after a $3 purchase, the difference in cash. The instrument bore the forged signature of Charles J. Dean and was drawn on Home Trust. Benson is held at the Youngstown jail. an information will be filed and he will be brought to town for prosecution.
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Harry Benson
Youngstown
Smith and Dean
John Lubensay
Moravia Street
Thomas Bartow
Charles
Police Outing Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The New Castle Police Outing Club calls members to gathering Wednesday evening at 230 o'clock in Lite City Building to discuss opening, operation, and matters of importance for the club this summer.
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Police Outing Club
New
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