City Firemen Honor Youngstown Dead
Fire Chief Frank J. Connery leads eight New Castle firemen in full uniform to Youngstown for the funeral of Assistant Fire Chief Thomas Riley. The delegation includes D W Byers, C Lynn, Edward Umbright, Ira Rhodes, John Clark, Curtis Crill, George Rae, and Frank Gorley.
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Frank J. Connery
Youngstown
Thomas Riley
New Castle
Connery
D. W. Byers
Charles Lynn
Central Department
Edward Umbright
Ira Rhodes
John Clark
Curtis Crill
George Rae
Frank Gorley
Vaughan
William and
Roy Sankey
Central
Jacob Kaherer
William Crow
William Breckenridge
Edward Mosley
N. L. Campbell
H. O. Spurrier
Sharon
Salem
Leetonia
Warren
Alliance
Wallace
Cleveland
Sanderson Arrives in Youngstown to Revise Traction Schedules
E N Sanderson president of the traction company has arrived in Youngstown to work out new schedules and routes with local officers. His illness kept him at home in New York since his return from Europe until late last week.
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E.N. Sanderson
Traction Company
Youngstown
New York
Europe
Shenango Furnace plans new unit at Psville
The Shenango Furnace company intends to erect another furnace at Psville as soon as there is improvement in the iron and steel business, signaling expansion in the regional steel industry.
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Shenango Furnace Company
Psville
Judge Porter and party locked in Butler County Court House
Judge William E. Porter Burgess Elmer B Bell and Attorney A M Christley found themselves prisoners in the small court room of the new Butler County Court House after doors locked behind them. A boy outside was coaxed with a half dollar to alert workers who freed them before night.
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New Court House
William E. Porter
New Castle
Elmer B. Bell
A. M. Christley
Butler Eagle
Porter
Burgess Bell
Christley
Mr. Smart
Restice
Winter gym classes begin at the Y M C A
The Young Men’s Christian Association opens winter gym sessions under Physical Director Waldorf with routines for business and professionals seniors intermediates high school students and several specialized offerings including tumbling pyramid building and game coaching. The schedule lists class times across groups and game nights Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Waldorf
Poison in Milk Declines in State Sampling
Sampling of milk across cities and boroughs shows a sharp drop in formaldehyde presence. The past summer yielded eight cases of preserving, down from nineteen. six years ago totals reached four hundred to five hundred cases.
Ohio man finds popcorn crop popped by drought heat
Lewis Stemmel of Ohio harvested a field only to find much of the crop cracked open as extreme dryness and high temperatures caused the corn to pop on the stalks.
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Lewis Stemmel
Ohio
Yom Kippur Observed By Jews In City And World
The article describes Yom Kippur observances beginning at sundown Saturday, a 24 hour fast from Friday evening to Monday, October 5. It explains the aim of reconciliation, self-examination, forgiveness, and repentance, followed by public worship and concluding with the ram’s hornSignaling peace and the hope for universal peace and the Messiah.
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Congregation of Israel
Jehovah
God
Fireman Bailey Injured in Yard Accident
Fireman Guy Bailey of 507 Cedar Street suffered a bad fracture of the right leg when he fell from the running board of his engine in the Pennsylvania yards Friday evening. He was transported to the hospital for treatment.
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Guy Bailey
Cedar Street
Pennsylvania Yards
Fall Home Decoration Sale Opens With Fresh Carpets
In the indoors season, B. and H. Pte advertises renewal of home décor with carpets rugs curtains and wall papers. It promises low prices on reliable grades and urges customers to consider current effects for a refreshed interior.
Burglar Suspect Held for Court in Cash Theft Case
John Hoover known as William Hoover and Dan Needham were arrested on larceny and entering the home charges related to a $25 theft from Bert Sinsley at the New Castle Ice plant. Hoover and Needham were held for court with $200 bail on each charge after a Saturday hearing before Alderman O. H. P. Green.
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John Hoover
William Hoover
John Eberle
Dan Needham
Bert Sissley
New Castle Ice Company
O. H. P. Green
Sissley
Lee Galley
Delaware Avenue
Needham
Hoover
H. A. Wilkison
Gailey
Lee Gailey
Union Station
Joseph Gilmore
Eberle
Chief Gilmore
Sinsley
Neshannock
Engineer Sinsley
Alderman Green
Young Needham
Expedition sought to find lost North Pole seeker
Friends of Dr. Frederick E. Cook urge John R. Bradley to fund an expedition to search for the Brooklyn explorer believed lost in the Arctic. Cook left to reach the north pole about a year ago and last reported May 7 at Cape Hubbard on Elsmere Land, 500 miles from the pole.
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United Press
New York
Frederick E. Cook
Brooklyn
John R. Bradley
Tost
Actics
Cook
North Pole
Cape Hubbard
Elsmere Land
Pole
Sparrows Prove Useful as City Pests Drop
The sparrows, busy through the summer, are now seen as a real blessing by naturalists. Dry weather has reduced insect pests, and the birds, losing much of their ground fare, feed on maples and other trees, thriving on scale and related insects.
Practical Gospel According to You Sermon
Rev. E. E. Higley delivered a practical sermon at First M E Church on Sunday evening titled The Gospel According to You. He compared the gospels of Matthew Mark Luke and John to how conduct defines a person as a citizen. The talk offered everyday life helps drawn from Christian living.
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E. E. Higley
M. E
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Christ
Want Pay for Fighting Fires
Bills for reimbursement of money spent in fighting forest fires pour into the state auditor general from nearly every county with a fire. County authorities fear funds may be short. One county reported 8 000 acres burned and submitted accounts totaling about $2 000.
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State Auditor General's Department
Water Company bans non tank toilets and unlicensed work
Notice from City of New Cast Water Company forbids non tank pattern water closets and unauthorized connections to service pipes or mains. Only licensed plumbers may perform work and violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Thu-Sat-TF.
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Water Company
City OF New Cast Water Company
Two Receivers to Pay Out Dividends in Two Areas
Receiver Painter of New Castle Savings and Trust plans a five percent dividend within weeks as slow collections paused actions on Washington County Coal bonds. Stockholders have already received twenty percent. Receiver Rufus McKinley of Mahoningtown Bank expects a dividend once partnership real estate can be sold, delayed by weak demand but now improving to approach property value.
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Painter
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Washington County Coal Company
Rufus McKinley
Mahoningtown Bank
Slick Swindler Preys on Local Women in Kane County
A swindler known for hair treatments and massage schemes targets Kane County women. She planned to form a club charging two dollars for twenty sessions, offering discounts to groups with cash. Up to two hundred locals joined but received no treatments or contact from the organizer who is rumored to be expanding toward New Castle.
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Kane Republican
New Castle
Kane
Green Pastures
Warning to Ladies on a Confidence Scheme Realized in Kane
The article notes a woman who used an "easy money" ruse in Kane and suggests exchanges will warn other communities to beware. It states the plan could prevent her from working in other towns and urges vigilance among local ladies who may have lost two dollars.
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Kane
Liquor License Fees Collected in Mercer County
Mercer county license fees for the year totaled 22,100 with 13,500 from retail, 6,600 from wholesale, and 2,000 from brewery licenses. About 10,500 of the total was remitted to the state by Treasurer Zahnise.
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Mercer County
Zahnise
Town to Take Drastic Steps Against Reckless Drivers
The Warren Times reports planned actions against speeding automobilists in the village. One proposed measure is to raise crosswalks by a few inches to slow traffic and improve safety.
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The
Warren Times
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R. S. McCulloch & CO
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