Ancient Chinese City Evidence Found in Nevada Belt
International News Service reports near White Horse Springs in Ely Nevada traces of a Chinese origin culture. Deographs and Chinese characters from pre Ming times etched on cliff faces accompany piles of white pottery with thick glaze and dark back decor patterns. Robert Hamilton, translator for the Cosmographic expedition, notes directional inscriptions on cliff walls.
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International News Service
Ely
Nev
Nation- Cosmographic Society
White Horse Springs
Robert Hamilton
To Take Part In Memorial Parade
AH members of the American Legion and Veterans of the World War are requested to be at the Legion Home on North Jefferson for the memorial parade participation.
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North Jefferson
Memorial Day parade and services announced
A notice states, at 9 a.m. Saturday, to participate in the Memorial Day activities at the Capitol theatre and Greenwood cemetery. Forward E. Hoye, Commander Ferry S. Gaston Post, American Legion. W.S. Lewis, Commander of Perry Post, Veterans of...
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Capitol Theatre
Greenwood Cemetery
Foward E. Hoye
Ferry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
W.S. Lewis
Perry Post
Veterans of
Two Autos Reported Missing In Local Police Report
Two cars were reported missing to the police last night and this morning. Fred A Glean reported his Ford coupe model 188% with Pennsylvania plate 44-889 was gone when he went to retrieve it. Harry of the Rent A Car said a Ford sedan was rented to a man named Charles Loughner of New Wilmington Pa who paid $45 for the rental but did not return it. He checked with the New Wilmington postmaster and found no such person. Due to a naturalization hearing on Thursday, June 4, juvenile court will be held on Friday, May 2.
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Fred A. Glean
Boyles Ava
Lnd
Pennsylvania
Harry
Rent-A-Car Company
Charles Loughner
New Wilmington
Uarry
New Wilmitegton
Accidental Drowning Decision Of Coroner In Plaingrove Case
Investigation into the death of John Gallagher four year old son of Mr and Mrs John Gallagher of Sharon found the drowning in a cistern at the Eperthener farm Plaingrove to be purely accidental The child was visiting relatives when missed in the house and found in the cistern water about ten feet deep The man hole measured 16 inches in diameter and the child remained in the water for ten to fifteen minutes despite a police call and efforts to revive him The family mourn their loss.
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John Gallagher
Sharon
Eperthener Farm
Plaingrove
Caldwell
M Falingher
Mount Ato Aunitarium
Moerthoner
New Castle
Oscatia S V Camp Notice To Members
Attention Sons of Veterans and affiliated bodies in Oscatia Jackson Camp Sons of Veterans Company call for attendance and participation in upcoming meeting and activities.
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Attention Sons OF Veterans
Oscatia
Jackson Camp
Sons of Veterans, Company
Memorial Day Parade Plan With Veterans Groups
K Sons of Veterans Reserve Ladies of the G A R Woman's Relief Corps and other affiliated groups are asked to meet at the Sons of Veterans Hall and Legion Home at 9 am Saturday to join the Memorial Day parade and services.
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Sons of, Veterans Reserve
Ladies
G. A. R. Woman's ‘Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Hall and Legion
Mrs D T McConahy To Head Woman's District Society
Mrs D T McConahy of Wpworth Methodist church was elected president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society at the New Castle district meeting held May 20 and 27 at the Oakland Avenue Methodist church Sharon. Officers included Mrs Carl S Mart as first vice president and Mrs Ginadér as second vice president. Conference officers attended from Midway Paw and Jamestown PA with talks on missionary work and a closing pageant by Sharon church girls. Delegates from New Castle included numerous members of First Methodist Epworth and Croton churches among others.
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D. T. McConahy
Wpworth
C. G. Farr
T Midgway
Epworth
Church of New Castle
R. Proscott
Jamestowin
WL. Smith
North Base
Sharon
Ny Castle
First Methodist
H. A. Ellis
James E. Drake
Volant Bank Plans Reopen After Reorganization
The bank, formed today from the legal representative of the First National Bank of Valant, seeks approval from the controller of the United States National Bank. It plans to resume business in a few days with strengthened financial standing, exciting depositors and stockholders.
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First National Bank of Valant
United States National Bank
Tax Books New In County Office
Tax books of all Veroughs and townships of Lawrence county are now in the hands of County Treasurer David Nessle and county taxes can be paid. The books for the city are still in the hands of the county commissioners and will probably not be ready for a short time. City residents will be unable to pay their county taxes until the books are ready.
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Lawrence County
David Nessle
Shenango Valley Hospital Admission and Discharges
Admitted Harry Hdelstein 121 East street Jon Patron Hills ville Blanco Stewart 19 Center street Mrs Morenca Palmer 710 Tilaing street Mrs Levinn Robin son 486 Grant street Discharged Poe Patron Hills ville William Boston 224 East Falls street abe Rashie 722 East Reynolds street
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Harry Hdelstein
East Street
Jon Patron
Hillsville
Blanco Stewart
Center Street
Morenca Palmer
Tilaing Street
Levinn Robinson
Grant Street
Poe Patron
William Boston
East Falls Street
Abe Rashie
East Reynolds Street
Liberty Theatre Offers Use For June 10 Events
The committee planning the cornerstone laying of the ancient Accepted Scottie Rite cathedral receives a new offer to use the Liberty theatre for June 10. In a letter to Fred L. Bents, general chairman of the day’s exercises, theatre management extends its spacious auditorium for the event.
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Liberty Theatre
Fred L. Bents
Geveral
Burke's Capitol Show Highlights Patriotism and Drama
A fragmentary reader note praises a performance featuring Gen Robert Lee Bullard and Janice Meredith. The writer commends the dramatic value and calls for patriotic sentiment among Americans while mentioning Burke's Capitol as the venue.
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Janice Meredith
Besig
Burke
Committee Seeks Volunteers for Emergency Mobilization
A reserve body can be mobilized up to 1,400 if needed. The committee has accepted the offers in the same spirit as they were made, and the initiative is understood as a practical step in preparedness.
Miss Pearl Maben To Return Home
Miss Pearl Ross Maben former missionary at the New Datia Rescue Mission is expected to return to Meadville Pennsylvania in June after about three years in Africa. She has worked in dangerous districts and recently suffered eye trouble risking sight. Her letter notes Cape Town as her prior station and marks the death of both parents since she left Meadville.
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Continant
Meadvill
Miss Mahon
Combine Two Pennsy Divisions Form Western Region
Pennsylvania railroad directors unify the northwestern and southwestern divisions into the Western Region under T. R. Hamilton with Chicago as headquarters. Effective June 1, the consolidation aims at centralized administration and improved service in the territory. Memorial Day closure noted for Lawrence County Court House on Saturday May 20.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Northwestern
Aouthwestern
Western Region
T. R. Hami
Lton
Chicago
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