Indictment Against Cox Quashed by Ohio Judge
Cincinnati May 20 Judge Dickson quashed the perjury indictment against George Tt. Cox political boss and banker. Cox had faced charges tied to county treasury graft and had sworn falsely before a grand jury in 1904 regarding $48,500 in graft money received from former County Treasurer Tilden R. Wrench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Unite Press
Sincinnati
George Tt. Cox
Dickson
Cox
Conestiaro
Treasury
Hunt
Gerand
Jacob Basching
Sundraker
Elnecr
Shipley
Blackail
Mother Finds Body of Baby in Spring
Bevier Beaver Town area reports 16 month old Robert Thornburg, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Thornburg of Independence Township, drowned after falling into a shallow spring while playing in the yard. The child, youngest of 13, was discovered by his mother and could not be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Smith Thornburg
Robert Woornburg
Independence Township
Ims
Estenday
Tay
Thornourg
U P Church Raises 6544 50 in Week Long Drive
United Presbyterian church reports a total of 6544 50 pledged from a parish with under 100 members. Ten teams conducted the week long drive and Friday evening offered the final report showing 4540 50 from teams and 2000 initial subscription. Children contributed despite limited means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raisi Paign
What United
FIGHTING DUST WITH CRUDE ON AT SLIPPERY ROCK
A group of Main Bueel businessmen attempt to curb street dust in Slippery Rock by oiling the macadam. Five barrels of a crude oil mixture spurted on Lie street while a live tank with a tube sprayed oil from the Senterson well. About thirty barrels were distributed between Le Qubl eqs and New Castle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Bueel
Senterson
le Qubl Eqs
New Castle Street
Beaver Falls and Koppel seek use of Atlantic Ave
Beaver Falls and Koppel with New Castle seek right of way on Atlantic Avenue through Union township to connect Beaver Falls to New Castle and beyond. Officials meet next week to decide granting rights while competing lines push plans toward Sharon and Harborbridge, with talks of private rights and franchise extensions ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Atlhintis Avenue
Beavervillo
Koppel
New Castle Street
Stailway Company
Union Township
Atlantic Favanag
J. F P. Lynch
James French
Willan Robinson
New Traction Company
Athanuit
Lench
Aten Lic Avenus
Atlantic Avenue
New Caatra
Gily
Athille Avenue
Mendoux
Beave Falls
New Castle All Way
Cspitalists
Tals Company
Buiver Alle and
New Castle Company
Beaver Falls
Mahoningtown
Gonte
Wheeling
W. Va
New Brighton
Thie City
Wampum
Th In
Sharon
Harborbridge
New Wilmington
Keppel and
Mahoning and
Shenango Valley Railroads Company
Mahoning
Sisnaden Valley
Athaetic Avenue
Castro, Koppel and Beau~ Or Falls Company
Electric Visght
Beaverulla
Roppel
Conquiny
Mohoninatown
Hany Parentene Company
Goehring Farm Changes Hands in Local Transfer
The Goehring farm near Ellenoyla changes ownership from the widow of the late Ray Goehring to Samuel Goehring. The deal, dated roughly a century ago, marks a notable shift in local property holdings and family ties to land once held since 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OM Snyrker
Teaver Potenty
Tess
Goehring
Ellenoyla
Ray
Aamuyl
Hot Weather Breeds Political Swarm in Washington
Washington observers say hot weather stirs political energy ahead of the general election. At Speaker Champ Clinic HQ much attention rests on Guy Johnson of New Jersey and the Harmon organization, while Taft La Follette and Roosevelt factions maneuver in the White House circles. Roosevelt supporters deny a real bid, and figures like Taft and La Follette claim backing from Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Champ
Guy
New Jersey
Iip
Harmon Organization
Ohio
Tlalla
Wie
Rgit
Fichion
Tast
Manning
White House
Republican League
Taft
LaFollatte
J. Stoogevelt
Troosevelt Himpolf
Forty Milk Dealers Liable to Prosecution
Dr RK Water Perry reported a city wide milk supply inspection revealing many dealers selling milk without licenses. With all licenses lapsed, authorities believe over a hundred milk and cream sellers operate without proper permits and will face prosecution if licenses are not obtained or renewed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. Water Perry
Mie
Aged 85 Man Marries 23 Year Old in Local Furnace Community
James Watson, an 85 year old first ward Black man, continues working at a local furnace and recently wed a 23 year old woman. He recalls a long career lifting 300 pound pigs, survived by a large North Carolina born family, and expresses confidence in a long, healthy life with his much younger wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watson
Sears
Bow
Watson
Hillsburg
Wuveril
New Cantin
Welson Réay
North Carolina
New Castle
Feaith
Real Warfare Will Grip Summer Camp for Troop F
Brigadier General Hulings announced that 3500 National Guard soldiers will be split into hostile camps at Mount Gretna for a real war game. The exercise uses blank ammunition and no intercamp communication to simulate actual combat as part of national guard training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dulings
National Guar
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Mount Gretna
National Guard
United States
Hulings
Hylings
Lapnen
Carp
Oach
Mollitia
Why Go West With So Much Good Land Here
A discussion urges Pennsylvanians to stay and farm locally rather than move west. It argues good land is available in state, criticizes westward migration, and notes tax systems and markets influence farming viability and population shifts.
Pontius to Wed Mrs Taylor in North Beaver Township
Announcement states Mrs Sarah Taylor of North Beaver township will marry Mr John M Pontius of Klaelty formerly Rastbrack. Both residents are well known in the city and vicinity and plan the wedding early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pontius
Sarah Taylor
Tienda
Sarah &. Taylor
North Beaver Township
John M. Ponting
Klaelty
Rastbrack
Pontlis
Eaathrual
Supreme Court Ruling Changes Sherman Act Enforceme
Washington May 17 The Supreme Court ruling in Standen Ol reshapes enforcement of antitrust law. Prosecutions under the Sherman act may pause as government evidence is deemed incomplete. Standard Oil signals a possible fourfold reorganization to fit the dissolution mandate and allow reasonable competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nia
Supreme Court
Standen
Department of Justice
Scanller
Set Trust
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
Papal Trust
Bathton Trust
Standard
New York
Standard Oil Company
Onl Fong
Ittfreme
Moritz Rosentha
Vonager
Seeme Ta
Woman Ends Life in Barn by Carbolic Acid
Mrs Nelile English a 40 year old mother of five ended her life by drinking carbolic acid in a hay mow behind her home near Brif Pennsylvania after months of melancholy. Coroner Hanley found no inquest necessary and noted she had been brooding over loneliness and was not in a sound mind. Surviving husband and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brif
Mey
Heving
Nelile English
East Springfield
Hanley
The Motherless Dogs Threatened by Chlorine Reform
In a fece country call, residents debate inalienable rights vs local nuisance posed by mangy dogs. Officials consider chlorofonn methods to curb barking and menace, with town housing about a hundred dogs at risk of drastic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fece
Avery
Notice on subscriptions and rental offer at Wills Exchange
Subscriptions to The Weekly News will be stopped when fuina expires without notice to comply with postal rules. All subscriptions must be paid in advance. The News CG Wills Exchange offers a monthly rental of 100 dollars for a plot a square from the Diamond farm near the city at 24 Pittsburg street city 16 U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuina
Wills Exchange
Pittsburg Street
Representative Wallace Aids Quelling Harrisburg Riot
Representative Robert A. Wallace helped quell a House riot in Harrisburg during a clash over constitutional initiative and referendum. A mob formed in the chamber rear as Speaker John F. Cox, Keystone leaders, and others clashed, with aides and the sergeant at arms working to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Wallace
Harrisburg
Wallace
Keystone
John F. Cox
Thomas W. McFarland
Keystons
Philadelphia
Cox
McPhland
M. Clyde Kelly
Allegheny
Gen
A Ballwin
Beaver
Biows
Shusk
Wrmn
Meystang
Spanker Cox
Ehaty
Barn Fire Destroys Audley Boak Farm Structures
Audley Boak of Slippery Rock township lost his barn grain and livestock in a late night fire. Two horses were rescued. one died in the blaze. Oats wheat and corn totaling 255 bushels were destroyed along with a cow wagon farming implements and $100 worth of New Swub er. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade to save the sheep and chickens. The blaze started at the unoccupied barn and a wall of flame hindered access. The Boak farm lies near Hermonelburg between Harlansburg and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audley Toak
Slippery Rock
Boak
Oltter
Amaleh
Hoste
Rhames
Hoa
Hermonelnrgh
Harlaneburg
Princeton
Daily News Mail Subscription Offer
The Notice advertises daily news by mail from the New Castle outlet with four months for $1.00. Subscriptions must be prepaid and sent to The News office, available to addresses in the United States or Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outelce
New Castle
United States
Canada
Wild West Show to Exhibit on June 19 in City
Advance agents of the 101 Ranch Wild West show plan an exhibition here on June 19. The show will likely arrive Sunday in the city and perform in the evening after travel from Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
The
Wild Wrest
101 Ranch
Praefty
Mada
Banker's Assets Tiny Compared To Debts In Brooklyn Case
David A Sullivan ex president of the Union Bank of Brooklyn faces debts totaling about $500000 while his reported assets amount to only $2. He admits long time earnings of $25000 a year until 1908 and cites collateral worth little as major security. Creditors including the Hone Bank of Brooklyn and the Merchants Exchange National Bank pursue large claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David A. Sullivan
Union Bank of Brooklyn
Unity Clark
Merchants’ Exchange Nationat Bank
Ben
Hone Bank of
Brooklyn
Commestal Trust Company
Union Bank
Robin's Northern Bank
Commencement Week Trips for Miss Letile and Miss McCreary
Miss Letile and George McCreary travel to Indiana for commencement week at Illinois State Normal School. They attend ceremonies for 1910-11 graduates, join a banquet, and participate in Swing Day activities before a mountain trip and return via Erie ten days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Letile
George McCreary
Mi. Jackson
Irelune State Normal School
Miss McCreary
Erie
Notice of Bar Admission Eligibility for Wotlee
Gael Garfield Wilson of Ellwood City Pennsylvania declares notice under law that Wotlee, a registered element, must file credentials with the University of Pennsylvania Law School and apply to the Board of Law Examiners to be examined for admission to the Pennsylvania Bar on the sixth and seventh days of July 1911, at St Aldano, with the street and exact dates partially obscured in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotlee
Gael Garfield Wilson
Ellwood City
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
State of Pennsylvania
Ctoorth Cay
Dina
Juy
Supreme Court of
Pennuyivvania
Aldano
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U.P. Church
Gray
Mary
Atlantic Ave
Bovey Wally, Wappel and New Castle Company
Goehring Farm
Mennsylvania
Columbia
Department of Justlesss Beef Trust
Rathith Trust
Stool Trust
Etectrieity Trust
Oad Trunk
Piper Trivat
Window Glaze Trust
Blewinghip Trust
Bugar Trust
Atlantic Refining Company
Representative Wallace
Indiana
A. W. Treadwell
Foom
Lawrence Sayings & Trust Co
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