Names Listed in Local Notice Including Dushane Figures
A compiled list of individuals and entities appears in the regional notice, including Samuel Huey William Costello Frank Bell James Rhodes Smith Sankey Mrs. Wm Evans Joseph Stiglitz Frew Book I. B. Griffith Mr. Hoffmaster William Davies Isaac Anderson Dr. Mitchell James Patterson Lanham Patterson Foster Evan Harris J. W. Henderson William Selkirk A. Timm Whitmore 2 John English Mrs. Hoover William Kramer Ed. Twentier Mrs. R. Morgan K. E. Smith Eastbrook Parsonage S. D. Long New Castle Lumber & Construction Co. 12 E. Teiche F. J. Frisbee R. H. Henderson E. J. Kemm D. L. Shields L. W. Platt Mr. Carpenter Clark & Beighley A. Bishop Kennelly W. L. Pander Joseph Zeigler Frank M'Conagh y Mrs. Sarah Dodds Andrew Coloughan Rhoades Charles Duff George Moser Jr. R. W. Jackson 2 J. R. Fox A. J. Crawford New Wilmington L. M'Conahy Frank Patterson Henry Peters.
Mayor Lusk Supports Y M C A Tag Day Effort
Mayor Harry Lusk endorses tag day for the Y M C A and vetoes a traveling fakir’s license attempt. He orders local volunteers to tag the man and collect a 25 cent fee, directing funds to the charity. The police aid ensures no interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lusk
Lusk
Pittsburg
Stran
Forest Fire at Pulaski Threatens Farmland
Farmers near Pulaski battled a major forest fire started by hunters who used a blaze to drive a rabbit. The fire burned fence lines and undergrowth, with hundreds of feet of fencing destroyed and substantial property at risk. Farmers fought the flames for most of the day and into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Thief Threatens to Kill Girl in Home Invasion
In Youngstown Ohio a 13 year old girl woke to a burglar who threatened to kill her, shouted, and held a gun as he forced her to the first floor while attempting to light a kitchen stove. The incident occurred early yesterday. authorities began a search for the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
John McCabe
The Four Flusher Examined In Public Life
The Richmond News Leader critiques four-flushers as risk takers who bluff strength and virtue, fail when tested, and mislead communities through vanity and generosity. It notes small town poker games, bragging, public fund drives, and social posturing as common arenas for such hypocrites who ultimately face exposure and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond News-Leader
Reverend Frank Fish at Seventh Ward Church Rally Day
Rev. Frank Fish, candidate on the Prohibition ticket for Congress in this district, will preach Sunday at 11 o'clock at the Fourth Presbyterian church. Sunday school will observe rally day with preparations under way to mark the event as memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fish
Congress
Prohibition
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Fourth Church
Buckwheat Buckle Up for Beer Fueled Short Crop Localities
Buckwheat will be scarce and costly this winter as drought cuts yields in Lawrence County. Dealers report no local buckwheat on sale and prices unknown beyond market reports. Broker J S Harvey has bought and shipped over 100 000 pounds at $1.50 per hundredweight, a 25 percent rise, with buckwheat used in brewing non alcoholic beer in areas enforcing local option laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Harvey
Hugh Moore
Cochranton
Pulaski Township
Y W C A Vespers and Cogan Entertainment Recap
Y W C A vespers scheduled Sunday at 4 30 addressed by Miss Katheryne Foulke with Miss Lillian Butz singing. Miss Gertrude M Cogan visiting city led readings and impersonations, plus piano duets and solos by Thora Shields Clara Locke David Hanna Earl Williams Lillian Fitch. L T L alumni hosted a reception for Cogan at Mrs C W Waddington’s East North street home with 30 guests and refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryne Foulke
Lillian Butz
Gertrude M. Cogan
Miss Cogan
Thora Shields
Clara Locke
David Hanna
Earl Williams
Lillian Fitch
C. W. Waddington
East North Street
Plan to Arrest Socialist Orators in Youngstown
In Youngstown on October 17 authorities anticipate mass arrests of Socialist orators after a previous Sunday arrest for obstructing traffic. Local Socialists plan a continuation of speeches in the public square Sunday night with multiple speakers ready to replace any arrested. Attorneys challenge police authority to curb gatherings in the square on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Dry victory in Darke County Ohio local option vote
Darke County swung dry in a local option election with a 208 plurality and 10 087 total votes. The Dunkard group turnout helped seal the result, where Darke had previously supported thirty six saloons and two breweries. Euclid township failed to go wet by 101 votes in a separate local option contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Darke County
Temperance
Euclid Township
Euclid
Nottingham
Emperor Menelik Reported Dead Amid Abyssinian Succession War
A Rome report claims Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia is dead and that warfare has begun over the throne. The rumor repeats past dead-heard claims, noting an incurable illness as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menelik
United Press
London
Rome
Abyssinia
Youngstown Group Finishes No 1 Blast Furnace
The first blast furnace of the new Youngstown group is completed and will be blown in within a few days, signaling the start of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Penny Official Visits Erie and Ashtabula Division
Joseph Woods, vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, conducted an inspection trip over the Erie and Ashtabula division yesterday, traveling with a staff party and making a short stop in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Woods
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie and
Ashtabula
Mr. Woods
Et Pa
Charming Girls and Red Tags On City Streets
Four hundred eyes watched tag day in the city as charming girls collected money for red boxes at stations, on buses, and doorbells. The pasteboard boxes with holes grew heavy as crowds paid, while horses and wagons wore tags and passersby pressed coins into the boxes. The mood was good natured and the weather seemed made for tag day.
Married For A Joke Turns Legal In Sunbury
In Sunbury Pennsylvania a staged joke wedding became legally binding. Miss Sarah Musser and Joseph Crawford wed after partners Maude Eichelberger and Arthur Orr believed the ceremony was a prank with assumed names. The license and ceremony were completed in regular form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
Sarah Musser
Joseph Crawford
Maude Eichelberger
Lewisburg
Arthur B. Orr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Orr
Hichelberger
The Dearest Girl in the World
An essay contrasts two popular girls. One is crowd friendly and flashy, admired by many. The other is modest and deeply humane, earning quiet respect and individual affection for her inner strength and kindness.
Rev Frank Fish to Preach at Ma hone township church
Rev Frank Fish of Claysville candidate for congress on the Prohibition ticket will preach Sunday evening at the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church under pastor Rev M Wilson Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fish
Claysville
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
M. Wilson Keith
Census Shows 65064 In Youngs Town Population
The annual census of the Youngs town board of health finished yesterday shows a population of 65064 a decrease from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Board of Health
Pris
Disastrous fire hits building at Eleventh Street corner
A major fire on the corner of Eleventh street and Center avenue destroyed a building housing John Hrindo's meat market and general store last night. The blaze, logged between midnight and 1 am, was fought by a prompt fire department response and extinguished after substantial damage. Local residents and visitors from New Castle and Beaver called on friends and business associates in town today. Preaching at the M E church on Lawrence avenue will be held Sundays at 8 pm with a normal class Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburg
Eleventh Street
Center Avenue
John Hrindo
May Kline
New Castle
Estella Hennon
George Shremp
Beaver
M. M. Waterman
George Austin
Sheep Hill
Raymond Kinnear
Levina Davis
Moravia
Leoraa Brown
W. M. Brown
Fifth Street
M. E
Lawrence Avenue
Lincolnville Fire Ravages Town Amid Forest Blaze
Lincolnville village in Titusville Pennsylvania is engulfed by a forest fire that began nearby. The blaze is out of control as residents report several homes burned and little chance to save structures still standing. Fire companies have been alerted from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Lincolnville
Taft Visit Lighting Planned in Youngstown
Youngstown authorities plan elaborate red white and blue holiday lighting for Taft's arrival on November 2 with city landmarks and streets decorated to honor the president elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Taft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Patterson
Robert Tully
Mrs
Joseph Falls
N. W. Ramsey
J. C. Vance
Campbell & Beighley
J. L. Booher
A. W. Bauman
W. H. Cox
New Wilmington
James Spears
D. R. M’kee
Harry White
W. H. Grove
C. P. Dushane
Clark & Beigley
Hamilton
8S. Brown
Richard Beard
Walter Leslie
William Breeder
Dushane
Samuel Huey
William Costello
Frank Bell
Frank Pyle
Harry Shephard
WM. Vance
New Wilming
John Ousler
East Side Realty CO
John Dean
William Allen
James Rhodes
Smith Sankey
Charles Anderson
WM. Evans
Joseph Stiglitz
Frew Book
I. B. Griffith
Prof
Frank Stoner
Linsen Bigler & M’candless
Mary Eckles
Rev. Dyke
M’kee
Frank Hill
George Bryan
F. L. Felock
Clyde Gilfillan
MR. Hoffmaster
William Davies
Isaac Anderson
DR. Mitchell
James Patterson
Lanham & Patterson
Foster
Evan Harris
J. W. Henderson
William Selkirk
A. Timm
WhItmore
John English
Mrs. Hoover
William Kramer
ED. Twentier
Mrs. R. Morgan
K. E. Smith
Eastbrook Parsonage
S. D. Long
NEW Castle Lumber & Construction CO
E. Teiche
F. J. Frisbee
R. H. Henderson
E. J. Kemm
D. L. Shields
L. W. Platt
MR. Carpenter
Clark & Beighley
Biews
A. Bishop
Kennelly
W. L. Pander
Joseph Zeigler
Frank M’conaghy
Sarah Dodds
Andrew Coloughan
Rhoades
Charles Duff
George Moser, JR
R. W. Jackson
J. R. Fox
A. J. Crawford
L. M’conahy
Frank Patterson
Henry Peters
W. E. Patterson
J. L. Johnson
J. 8. Stevenson
North Highland Land Company
Axel. Bergland
Harry Anderson
Thomas Clark
Mrs. Kennedy
James Brandon
C. ED Smith Hardware CO
Lawrence Go
Enio
Ger
Mr. Lusk
Ohio
Penny
Fish
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