Memorial Day Observed With Fitting Address and Parade
Thousands honor fallen soldiers as Memorial Day events unfold in the city. HON. J. N. MARTIN delivers a patriotic address at the Opera House after a parade to the cemetery, with Civil, Spanish American and World War veterans, Ladies of the G A R, and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary participating. The program includes school choir numbers, Gettysburg reading, and a benediction.
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France
Opera House
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
East Street
Duke of Abruzzi
Sons of Veterans
Carpa
Sons of Veterans Reserve
Scott D. Long
Warvey HE. McGoun
P. Emery
S. A. Barnes
J. Norman Martin
Samuel Maitland
W. W. Stevenson
Charles E. Allen
M. J. Howard
Raymond Lutz
T. W. Johns
Lawrence School
Elle McMillen
Fras. Johns
America
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Harvey McGoun
Martin
Fragmented Scribble Reflects Local Life In Odd Band
The page text reads as a garbled mix of phrases about labor, leisure, and rough spots around a country club and floral area. Mentions of ducks, golfing, and a line about hiring and weather appear jumbled with stray words and names.
Remains Identified as Thomas McCale Near Mahoning River
The body found near Cavert's Station along the Mahoning river was identified as Thomas McCale of Girard. McCale, missing from his home since March 8, 1892, likely drowned or placed in the river during high water. Remains were taken to Girard for burial.
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Cavert
Mahoning River
Thomas McCale
Offutt Undertaking Company
McCale
Girard
Fourth Degree Exemplified in Garden Hall Ceremonies
Knights of Columbus fourth degree in New Castle held an Exemplification ceremony followed by a banquet in Garden Hall. Major Wadlinger delivered the keynote address praising patriotic service and urging support for veterans and civil aid programs. Master John J. Lohman spoke on new civil aid duties, thanking local knights for their efforts.
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Tennyson
Guy J. Wadlinger
Focal Council of the Order
New Castle
Accond Pennsylvenia
Knights For Columbus
France
America
John J. Lohman
Henry J. Gohman
McKeesport
Civil Aid
Newaslie
Major Wadlinger
Civil War Veteran Appointed Burgess in North Carolina Borough
Clyde V. Riley, solicitor for South N Castle borough, asked Judge Emory this morning to fill a vacancy in the burgess office since no candidate was nominated at the last election. Judge Emory appointed George W. Leavitt, Civil War veteran, formerly a mail carrier and recent paper hanger, to the post to sign borough papers.
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Clyde V. Riley
South N. Castle Borough
Emory
Emery
George W. Leavitt
Leavitt
National System Of Air Ways Is Mitchells Plan
Air service officers led by Brigadier General William Mitchell launched a campaign for a centralized national system of airways with five main routes and numerous secondary branches. The Pacific coast airway runs Seattle to San Diego with stations from Portland to Los Angeles. eastern, southern, and Gulf routes connect major cities from Portland Maine to Key West Florida and New Orleans.
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Harry FE
Rogers International News Service
Washington, D. C
Air Service
William Mitchel
Indian Head
Mitchell
United States
Fffth
Pacific Coast “Air Way
Pacific Coast
Seattle
San Diego
Portland
Eugene
Ashland
Redding
San Francisco
Mercer
Fresno
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Key West
Fin
Brownsville
San Antonio
Galveston
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Montgomery
Savannah
Auto Runs Down Woman And Girl in Shenango Valley
Mrs. William Hites and her daughter Frances Brison were struck by an intoxicated driver, W J Wick, on Washington Street near the Leslie Hotel. Mrs. Hites suffered a deep gash and contusions while Miss Bryson, though scratched, is feared to have internal injuries as the car ran over her. Wick was arrested after crashing into a storefront. police vow to pursue full legal action and curb reckless driving under the influence.
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William Hites
Frances Brison
Bleakley Block
W. J. Wick
Morton Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Hites
Mercer Street
Leslie Hotel
United States
Mrs. Hites
Miss Bryson
Shéeyrh Ana Tan
Remington Music Company
Price Electric Company
Moore
Frank Heastey
Rae Muirhead
Wieck
J. Ed Wider
Civil War Vets Grateful For Use Of Automobiles
New Castle motorists supplied many more cars than needed to transport Civil War veterans to Greenwood cemetery on Memorial Day. Veterans and committees praised the courtesy, with numerous local car owners listed among the volunteers including Jacob Rants, David Jameson, and Carnegie Steel Co. New Castle Motor Co. 2.
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New Castle
Greenwood Cemetery
Jacob Rants
Contract Signed For Ellwood Road
County commissioners on Saturday signed the contract for construction of a three mile improved highway between this city and Ellwood City. The contract, already approved earlier by the state highway department, now becomes valid as the county will pay for the improvements. Ellwood Construction Company is preparing for work with plans to complete the job by fall.
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Ellwood City
State Highway Department
Elwood Construction Company
Lenroot Resolution Passes U.S. Senate
The Senate approved the Lenroot Concurrent Resolution calling for an exhaustive investigation of the agricultural industry by a joint congressional committee. A health report noted Miss Martha Clark of 741 Moody Avenue contracted chickenpox.
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U.S. Senate
Washington
Senate
Congressional
Kreport
Martha Clark
Moody Avenue
Health Department
Marriage Licenses Listed for Youngstown Area Couples
The list includes Arthur Marstetter and Igla Montzane from Youngstown along with Chas Holzhen and Amsterst. Lilftin AL. Thompson, Shenange Tw Jr. Phillip Di Battista and Mary Cecccino of New Castle, and others in the region.
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Arthur Marstetter
Youngstown
Igla Montzane Youngstoyn
A. Chas
M. Holzhen
Amsterst
Lilftin AL. Thompson
Shenange Tw Jr Phillp di Battista
New Gagne Mary
Fifth Bank Employee Identifies Fisher in Jail
Raymond George, a Fifth Bank employee, identified Willie Fisher as a suspected ring leader in the Union National Bank robbery at the county jail on Monday afternoon. George selected Fisher from prisoners after spotting him near the vault area and later confirmed the identification to state police. The hearing for Willie Fisher and Cedar Ross was anticipated to occur later in the week.
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Willie Fisher
Union National Bank
Raymond George
George
Fisher
Omilion
Wille Fisher
Hopeful Talks Aim to Avert Streetcar Strike in Youngstown
In Youngstown negotiations resume this afternoon to settle the Pennsylvania Ohio Street Railway contract impasse. A new proposal offered by street car workers seeks staged raises totaling 82 cents for three months, 55 cents for nine months, then 60 cents after a year, but was rejected by the company. Officials hope for an agreement before the current settlement expires tomorrow, with E D McKibben leading mediation and widespread belief a deal will avert a strike.
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Pennsylvania-Ohio Street Railway Company
Youngstown
Pannvania-Oslo Wleetric Company
Sraedon
Gouthird
Youmatown
E. D. Mckibben
Le 89
Ant
Joint Arbitration Board
Ving de
Driver Charged With Driving Machine While Intoxicated
R J Burns filed ey inform a tion claiming the driver intoxicated and struck the plaintiff’s machine causing damage. A hearing will be held before Alderman Mantsulatingin Jdo¢ Fegurowies.
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R. J. Burns
Mantsulatingin
Heckler Arrest at Memorial Day Service in Opera House
Veteran Harry Williams was arrested after heckling the day’s orator Hon. J Norman Martin during the Memorial Day service in the opera house. Mayor Barnes sentenced Williams to sixty days in jail after failing to pay a 53 dollar fine and costs for drunken and disturbing a public meeting.
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Williams
A. Barnes
G Logan
Gus
Wilius
Attack on Col Harvey Triggers Senate Clash in May Bulletin
A Washington bulletin reports a heated Senate exchange as Senator McKelitr attacks Col Harvey amid Harding’s remarks defending sending troops to salvage the United States. The London declaration cited by Ambassador Harvey prompts further commentary on civil civilization and national defense.
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Ulletin Washing
Harvey
London
United States of America
Harding
McKelitr
Senate
Boys Use Roof For Baseball At Local School Field
Report says boys played baseball on the roof of Lincoln and Gare Field School building, damaging two windows on Monday. Police will monitor the area. trespassers will be taken to the station. An evening meeting of the Hawaiian Lab and Junior Hawaiian era is slated at Ti30 in the YOW tonight.
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Floral Country Club
Che Frks
Mercury
Lincoln and Gare Field School
Roy
Pollee Station
Death Notice for Mrs. Mico J. Whinley at Minin Home
An obituary notes Mrs. Mico J. Whinley aged 75 of Minin Home with connections to Josephine Colocci and FE Montgomery Avenue. The fragmentary text mentions Whert Lomiuerto and John Dagon with unclear ages and locations, plus Kepple and Hi Moone sey Lunas, indicating a locally sourced notice with several garbled details.
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Mico J. Whinley
Minin Homne
Josephine Colocci
Montgomery Avenue
Whert Lomiuerto
Montgomery
John Dagon
Hi Moonesey Lunas
Namible
Kepple
Butler County Fatal Blaze Claims Two Lives Near Butler
In Ozarkland township near Butler, Robert Henry aged 76 and his wife Sara Jane Henry aged 72 perished in a spring morning fire. Charles R Senetter and his wife with four children escaped after he lowered them to the ground using blanket ropes. Rescue crews recovered the Henrys’ bodies hours later as flames raged through the home.
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International News Service
Butler
Robert Henry
Sara Jane Henry
Here
Charles R. Senetter
Henrys
Sevetter
Henry
Oz2kland Township
Wilding
Tulins
Friend Of Local Man Killed In Plane Crash
David Jameson of the Citizens National Bank travels to Washington after the death of A. G. Batchelder, chairman of the executive board of the American Automobile Association, killed Saturday night near Indian Head Missouri when a storm damaged the Cuc ks-Eagle ambulance plant. Jameson and Batchelder were longtime associates in the AAA.
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David Jameson
Citizens National Bank
Washington, D. C
A. G. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
Mr. Batchelder
I Dian Head
Cucks-Eagle
Yen Mien
Ime
Jameson
American Automobile Tien
Se M
Fragmented era unstable report from river incident
A grim fragmentary item recounts several drowning and injury incidents at Ufrevent points in the Age Rheny river. It mentions ROV Bengough and Governor Sproul in vague terms and references graves and memorials with unclear details.
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Nein
Ufrevent Poits
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J. N. Martin
Arthur Mometer
Girard, C
Knights of Columbus
Maj
Wadlinger
OFS
N.C
Buffalo
Cleveland
Crawford Hoyt
J. Fisher
J. 2D. Grossman
Dr. WL
Beal
A. OM. Kirk
C. W. Smith
C. A. Brookover
W. GR. Campbell
Lamb
A. AW. Hammond
Geo
A. Rigby
James M. Brin
John Potter
P. Ok
Parry
DuShana
Frank Measles
C. Maine
Rh. C. Wallis
Geo. H. Long
Ellwood Road
Fifth Bank
Uniforin
Beneato
Harry Williams
Mr. Martin
Veterins
Maye
Barnes
Tris
Wiliams
J. S. DuShane
Locan
Willams
Logan
Col
Butler County
Blanket
Bengough
Tysburg
Corietery
Goevermor Sproul
Dronae
Gahler
Theenstar
Terdiy
AVS
Vrichsville
Abt
Iman
Peron Miller
ASC GE Steareay
Bao Wihe
Jesse Barron
Aed
Neers
Cad
Conway
Ayhen Howas
Sayarig Constantgro
Vwittntury
Sharon
Cave Bridge
Ehe
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