Fight Over Zivic Fine Sparks Pennsylvania Boxing Controversy
Pittsburgh reports a clash in state boxing regulation after the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission fined Jack Zivie 100 for alleged thumbing of Sailor Freedman on October 7. Commissioner Harvey J. Boyle, bedridden with pneumonia, publicly dissented from the decision, criticizing the meeting process and urging fans to consider the context of the bout.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
State Athletic Commission
Philadelphia
Jack Zivie
Sailor Freedman
Harvey J. Boyle
Boyle
Freedman
Zivic
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Zivic Wins Ten-Round Decision After No-Contest Spin
In Philadelphia during the world series fight, Freedman claimed Zivic eye gouged him and fought half heartedly from rounds one through six. Referee Kennedy waved Freedman to his corner, calling it no contest. After a commission parley, the bout continued to the scheduled ten rounds with Zivic earning the decision.
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Philadelphia
Freedman
Zivic
Kennedy
Man Aged 89 Receives Hunting License in Mercer County
Mercer October 21 Edward Billig aged past 89, a Greenville resident and father in law of Burgess D Callahan, obtained a hunting license from County Treasurer Malcolm M Simons. He is the oldest hunter in the county per treasurer records and was licensed previously last year.
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Mercer
Edward Billig
Greenville
Burgess D. K. Callahan
Malcolm M. Simons
Billig
Boy Killed After Marble Fetch on Way Home
Eight year old Paul Kline son of Edwin Kline living near Carrolltown darted into the street to retrieve a marble and was struck killed instantly by a motor vehicle late yesterday afternoon in Johnstown. Deputy Coroner Russell R. Yost held an inquest and the jury ruled accidental death exonerating driver George Yates of Indiana.
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Johnstown
Paul Kline
Edwin Kline
Carrolltown
Russell R. Yost
George Yates
Indiana
City Zoners To Follow Sentiment
City planning and zoning committee members met with councilmen to study zoning data. Officials stated Morris Knowles, Inc., zoning engineers, are preparing a zoning ordinance in line with the sentiment gathered at public hearings.
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City Planning and Zoning Committee
Morris Knowles, Inc
Reading bouts feature Paluso and Bader decisions
In Reading last night Emil Paluso of New York won a decision over Young Clancey of England in ten rounds. Alex Bader of Philadelphia scored a technical knockout over Jack Firpo of Philadelphia in six rounds. Snakey Fisher of Reading won a decision over Joey Hatfield of Phoenixville in eight rounds.
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Reading
Emil Paluso
New York
Young Clancey
England
Alex Bader
Philadelphia
Jack Firpo
Snakey Fisher
Joey Hatfield
Phoenixville
Mahoning Book Club Meets At Edison Avenue Home
Seventh Ward Mahoning Book club held its regular meeting at Mrs. George Lall’s Edison avenue home Tuesday afternoon with good attendance. Members exchanged books after a business session and enjoyed social time, music, fancy work, and refreshments served by Mrs Ball and Mrs E A Wilson.
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Mahoning Book Club
George Lall
Edison Avenue
Ball
E. A. Wilson
F. W. Guy
North Liberty Street
Halloween Masquerade at Mahoning Presbyterian Sunday School
The Sunday school class of Mahoning Presbyterian Church taught by C A Dungan held a Halloween masquerade in the church basement on Tuesday evening. Guests included Dolly Foster Audrey Leicht Glenda Houk Leona Weaver Blaine Farrer Robert Park Chas Dungan Walter Ward James Murphy Dick Carnes with Mae Park Evelyn Marshall and Jack Lye as special guests.
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Mahoning Presbyterian Church
C. A. Dungan
Hallowe’en
Dolly Foster
Audrey Leicht
Glenda Houk
Leona Weaver
Blaine Farrer
Robert Park
Chas Dungan
Walter Ward
James Murphy
Dick Carnes
Mae Park
Evelyn Marshall
Jack Lye
Ladies Bible class Tureen Dinner at Mahoning Methodist
The Mahoning Methodist church Ladies Bible class taught by Mrs M Tindall held a tureen dinner in the church dining room at 6 pm on Tuesday. Twenty members attended with table decorations in Halloween colors. A business meeting followed the meal, led by the committee: Mrs Frank Cage, Mrs Albert Turner, Mrs Parl Harlan, and Mrs Joe Gilmore. The next meeting is scheduled for one month later.
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Mahoning
Junior Queen Esthers Reorganize at Mahoning church
Members of the Junior Queen Esthers of the Mahoning Methodist church held a Tuesday evening meeting to reorganize. Miss Florence Nash presided as officers were elected for one year: Frances Turner president, Henrietta Emerick vice president, Marriet Truby secretary, Veda Jones treasurer, Dorothy Johnston mite box secretary. A social time followed and the next meeting is in one month.
No Prayer Service at Madison Avenue Church Tonight
No mid week prayer service will be held at Madison Avenue Christian Church this evening due to repairs. Regular services are expected to resume next Sunday after completion of work.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
Shenango Presbytery Sends Delegates to Carlisle Synod
At the Presbyterian Synod convention in Carlisle Pennsylvania W C Patterson of North Cedar Street joins Shenango Presbytery delegates along with elder Throop of Bessemer. Ministers Rev I S Tait of Bessemer and Rev Ferver of Unity Church also represent the presbytery. The convention began Tuesday evening and will run several days.
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W. C. Patterson
North Cedar Street
Shenango
Carlisle
Patterson
Throop
Bessemer
Shenango Presbytery
I. Is. Tait
Ferver
Unity Church
Masquerade Party Hosted by Miss Lucy Stickle of KE
Miss Lucy Stickle of KE Madison Avenue entertained a number of guests at a masquerade party. Attendees wore costumes and enjoyed music and refreshments in a festive neighborhood gathering.
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Lucy Stickle
Madison Avenue
How to Reduce Enlarged Veins with Emerald Oil
Many suffer with swollen veins and believe there is no remedy. A two ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil promises rapid improvement when used as directed at home. The claim offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Moone
McKee’s
Advice for Expectant Mothers Endorses Favorite Prescription
Mrs. Oscar R. Mowery of Harrisburg Pennsylvania says during her last pregnancy nerves weakness insomnia and back pains vanished after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports an easy labor and a healthy baby and urges others to obtain the remedy from a druggist or write to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York for a trial bottle.
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Harrisburg
Oscar R. Mowery
Dauphin St
Dr. Pierce
Halloween Masquerade Party At Home
Guests gathered Saturday evening for a Halloween masquerade at a home. Music and dancing filled the social hour followed by refreshments served by Mrs. Amelia Stickle and assistants Mrs. Stickle Mrs. Ben Jenkins and Mrs. Albert Johnson. Attendees included Misses Helen Wilson Olive Johnson Genevieve Glenk Betty Lillian Antilla Margaret Flanigan Margaret Hanlon Dorothy Ward Elizabeth Evans Irene Book Verna Cameron Laura Thompson Lucy Stickle and Messrs Edward Canavan George Johnson Joseph Mush Thomas Maelli Norman Cotton James Barnes Harold Clark Harold McDonald Chester Shaner Victor Leasure Alfred Pinkerton Floyde Cameron Emerson and Harry Goodhart Albert Johnson and George Canutage.
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Amelia Stickle
Stickle
Ben Jenkins
Albert Johnson
Helen Wilson
Olive Johnson
Genevieve Glenk
Betty
Lillian Antilla
Margaret Flanigan
Margaret Hanlon
Dorothy Ward
Elizabeth Evans
Irene Book
Verna Cameron
Laura Thompson
Mrs. Sam Love Treated After Removal to Shenango Valley Hospital
Mrs. Sam Love of Lafayette Street was removed to Shenango Valley Hospital on Monday for treatment.
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Sam Love
Lafayette Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ambridge Native Visited Seventh Ward on Tuesday
William Elliott of Ambridge Pennsylvania a former resident of the seventh ward was a business visitor in the ward on Tuesday.
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William Elliott
Ambridge, Pa
Seventh Ward
A Little Better
Edward Cox of North Cedar street has shown improvement after several weeks of typhoid fever and remains under care.
Sharon Visitors Mention Greyson Coates and Harold Jones
Greyson Coates of N Liberty Street and Harold Jones of Newell Avenue were noted as visitors in Sharon on Tuesday.
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Greyson Coates
N. Liberty Street
Harold Jones
Newell Avenue
Sharon
Mrs J M Conn Reported On Sick List
Mrs J M Conn of N Cedar street is confined to her home due to illness.
School council forms two new student committees
The school council met Tuesday afternoon and appointed a building and grounds committee led by William Cwynar with John Daly Mary Stickle and Florence Cardella as members. A second lost and found committee was formed by Alfred Hyde and Mildred Doak. The next meeting is in one week.
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Mahoning
William Cwynar
John Daly
Mary Stickle
Florence Cardella
Alfred Hyde
Mildred Doak
Visiting Here Miss Mabe Arrives in Akron for Sister’s Visit
Miss Mabe arrives at the home of her sister Mrs. C. H. Harrison on West Cherry street Akron to spend time with family. Mrs. Harrison who has been ill for several weeks is a little better.
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Miss Mabe
Akron
C. H. Harrison
West Cherry Street
Good Attendance at Mahoning School Highlighted
On Tuesday afternoon nine of twenty five groups reported one hundred percent attendance. The school continues its successful perfect attendance program from the previous year.
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Mahoning School
Bisulated Magnesia Eases Indigestion After Meals
Many suffer from gas sourness and indigestion and find relief by taking a teaspoonful or two Bisulated Magnesia in water after meals. It neutralizes acidity, sweetens the stomach, prevents fermentation, and reduces discomfort, with benefits to appetite and health. Use only pure Bisulated Magnesia prepared for stomach use from any good drug store.
Attendance Sign Marks Classroom Loyalty
A description explains how a group earns 100 percent attendance and displays a sign on their classroom door. When they move to a new room they relocate the sign to the next door to show continuous perfect attendance.
Local Addresses Mentioned For Garages and Residences
Harry Bannon of 517 Winter Avenue and M W Shoaf at 401 Fern Street are listed with garages. Frank Welch of 98 Riverview Avenue is noted with a residence and garage, and Frank Cromer at 1207 Albert Street is listed for residence and garage.
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Harry Bannon
Winter Avenue
M. W. Shoaf
Fern Street
Frank Welch
Riverview Avenue
Frank Cromer
Albert Street
Civil War in China May Halt Peking Parley
London reports from the foreign office say civil war conditions in China may prevent the proposed customs conference in Peking from meeting as planned on Monday. Cabinet members reviewed the seriousness of the situation as relayed by embassy reports.
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China
Peking
International News Services
London
Foreign Office
Stresseman Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Berlin October 21 Herr Stresse man German foreign minister has been nominated for the Nobel peace prize for his role in launching the security pact conferences which have just concluded successfully.
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International
Berlin
Herr Stresseman
Flora Temple Dies at Age 32 Near Philadelphia
Flora Temple, famed as the first horse to trot a mile under 2 minutes 20 seconds, died near Philadelphia in 1877 at age 32, remembered for her pioneering pace and early American harness racing legacy.
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Flora Temple
Kalamazoo
Philadelphia
Realty Transfers in Various Wards Involves One Dollar Trades
A series of property transfers listed from the 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 6th wards shows transfers between individuals such as Albert W. Reynolds to Tomaso Capito and O H Pulkka to Karl W. Biehl with nominal one dollar sums. Additional moves include John J. Foster to Hagan Larson, Edward M. Fisher to Edna B. Smith, and back and forth exchanges between Elsie Benson and Fred E. Smith among others, each noted with a one dollar consideration. The register records multiple between ward residents and local names such as Joseph C. Williams, Wm J. McCormick, Joseph Rodenbaugh, Wilbur Baer, Harry Rosenblum, and Joseph F. Brown in Neshannock and surrounding districts.
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Albert W. Reynolds
Tomaso Capito
O. H. Pulkka
Karl W. Biehl
John J. Foster
Hagan Larson
Edward M. Fisher
Edna B. Smith
Fred E. Smith
Elsie Benson
Joseph C. Williams
Wm. J. McCormick
Neshannock
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Boxing Board
Civic
State Boxing Commission
Pittsburgh Battler
Joe Rodenbaugh
South Mill Street
Washington Street
So. Mill St
Offutt's
W. C. Druschel
Bell Phone
East Long Avenue
Curley
America
Lawrence Furniture Store
West
Long Avenue
Mercer County
Boy
Seventh Ward News
Hallowe'en
Ee Motors
Borg
Beck Clutches
It & Waddington
North Jefferson Street
Recky
W. J. Offutt Co
NEW Castle
Butler and Jeannette
New Comfort
Challies
le, Butler
Seannette
NEW Castle, Butler
Edward Cox
N. Cedar Street
Magnesia
Ayvinls
Ing
Wool Charlies
Ginghams
Stresseman
Dexter Co
Dexter
Bell 647
H. R. Huston Hardware Co
East Long Ave
New Castle, Pa
North St
Ellwood City, Pa
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