Policeman and Officer Fatal Mistake In Allegheny Encounter
Detective Clyde Edeburn and Officer Janes Farrell of the Weeds district clashed during a routine stop in lower Allegheny. Farrell, on special duty, halted a pedestrian. Edeburn mistook the scene for a holdup and fired, resulting in Farrell's instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Edeburn
Janes Farrell
Stun
Fong
Lower Allegheny
Farrell
Oliver Farrell
Edeburn
Dr Rich Tales On Temperance Imprisoned Man Starves
Dr A R Rich of Epworth church spoke at First Bank meeting promoting temperance. A man found starved to death in a cotton car in Lehigh Valley yards near Pine Bluffs Ark was identified as a Negro. marks on the car door show attempts to escape. The wreck included splinters and damaged fingers nearby.
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United Press
Gily Morgue
Ween
Lehigh Valley Yards
Tity
Heam
Pine Bluffs
Ark
St. Temperance
Focal
Ques- Louis
J. Herbert Foster
Providence
Chinese in Australia donate to navy fund in Pekin drive
About 15,000 Chinese residents in Melbourne and Sydney sent 340,000 to the imperial government in Pekin to aid the Chinese navy. They aim to raise the sum to 500,000, following India’s lead, while Australians fear Japanese aggression and back the battleship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sydney
Imperial
Pekin
Australia
India
Orient
Battleship Fund
Home Made Liver Pudding Advertises Local Pluistirg
Small classified note from J C Henderson at 70 Pluistirg Street promotes home made liver pudding as a superior choice. Includes partial address and advertising claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, C, Sanderson
Pluistirg Street
Joint Synod Meets at Zelienople
The northern conference Joint Ayand of Ohio of Ay Bvangelical Tutheran church opened its annual session Wednesday at Zelienople with visitors from Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio. Rev. J.C Soller of Youngstown delivered the conference address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hospital Notes Report Local Patient Transport
Mise Selina Mashtinn of Union town near Cavert's Station was brought to Shenango Valley hospital by ambulance Thursday. Harry Conk of Sharon spent afternoon with relatives after appendicitis attack.
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Mise Selina Mashtinn
Union Town
Cavert
Shenango Valley
Harry’ Conk
Sharon
Epent
Wafertig Trontan
Boys' League Openers Narrow Victory Over Sharpsville
New Wilmington Oct 23 In a rough opener the Boys' League defeated Sharpsville 19 to 14. Allen led the winners with six field goals, while Kellar starred for Sharpsville with four. Also noted were lineups, time halves, and several civic and school events including a Keystone Orchestra formation and a surprise shower for Miss Nellie McAuley before her marriage.
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New Wilmington
Sharpsville A. Ad
Sharpshilte
Boys' League
Goya’ League
Sharpsville
Hcals
Capt Allen
Kellar
B. L
Allen
Stewart Hunter
Nelson Davis
E. White
Stewart
Pulkman
Jackson
Pield
Alien
Hunter
Ryarhart
Fimners
Park
Cooper
Keystone Orchestra
Porter
Snodgrass
Klong
Baird
Cornet
Heinrich
C. Blott
Arbor Day Celebrated In City Schools
Arbor Day was observed in local city schools on Friday with children planting trees and gathering flowers. Seeds grown by students will be redistributed to pupils at the next assembly, as part of the program coordinated with state guidelines.
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Tle Labier
President McCrea's special train passes through Weelelde depot
President McCrea travels by a seven car private train with costello and Rivera Pullmans and The Pennsylvania observation car at about 60 mph without stopping. The train is led by engineer F Warren and conductor P D McCann with FD Matthews and Tom Fietcher as tradesmen. The preceding baggage section carries provisions for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Bailey
McCrea
Weel Elde
Costello
Culebra
Rivera
McGcrea
Pennsylvania
F. ©. Warren
P. DP. McCann
FD. Matthews
Tom Fietcher
The Knock-out Blow and Medical Discoveries
The article discusses the knockout blow's target in boxing and explains digestive and respiratory vulnerabilities. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Catarrh remedies as curatives for indigestion and mucous diseases, claiming non alcoholic ingredients and offering a free pamphlet upon request.
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Corbote
Pierca
Sago
Tle
RY. Floren
Affalo
N.Y
Vierce
Xeon
Pieroa
Wampum notes and social visits in town
In Wampum Mrs Al Algier and Miss Mary Davis visited New Castle this week. Miss Mayme Brady and Miss Alvia McMurdy called on friends in New Castle. Miss Williams, Miss Thomas and others from New Castle spent time with local residents. A number of Bryanites and Republicans attended a Youngstown event to hear William Jennings Bryan. Evangelistic meetings at the Mission are well attended. W. J. Miller moved his family into a Main street residence. Miss Marie Brehm gave a lecture at the Presbyterian church. A Saturday dance at the Wampum opera house was well attended with guests from Homewood New Castle and area towns.
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New Castle High
Westminster
Megin
Freehman
G. F. Zehner
Wilkinsburg
Allen
New Castle Street
E. M. Stanley
Beaver
M. FL Davis
Philadelphia
H. BE. Hunt
New Castle
Westminster Girls
Hillside
Hillside Symm
B. P
Edgar of
Wilkdin
Mabel Watson Stephenson
Presbyterian Church
al. Algier
Chas
Britain
Beaver Falla
Mary
Davis
Mayme Brady
J. Wo Snare
Alvia McMurdy
Miss Williams
Misses Thomas
New Castie
Philip Fisher
Presbyterian
Dr Bull Shows Slight Improvement After Move to Hotel Plaza
United Press reports Dr William T L Bull, eminent surgeon, slightly improved after removal from his home to the Hotel Plaza in New York. Doctors say recovery possible but not assured as his strength remains limited. Bull insists on returning home.
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United Press
New York
Hotel Plaza
William TL Bull
The Duke of Abruzzi and a Potatoes Question
A garbled narrative centers on the Duke of Abruzzi and romance with Katherine Hiking while wincing at high prices. It mocks politics and gambling on butter costs, mentioning King Emmanuel and Queen Margherita and Americans’ unrest over the duke’s fate and a supposed American ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Abruzzi
New Castle
Catherine Imtkins
Cupid
Emsaguel
Duke of
Avata
Count i Turto
Margherita
Sima
Gata
Emmanuel
Close and Runaway Presidential Contests of the Past Fifty Years
A historical review notes presidential elections mostly not close. It cites 1876 Hayes 185 Tilden 154 and 1884 Cleveland 219 Blaine 132 as near splits, with New York tipping the margin. It lists Garfields 59– Ha in 1881, Harrison’s 65, Cleveland’s 122, McKinley’s 85, and 1900’s 1897 as notable margins, with 1864 Lincoln 212–22 and Roosevelt 336–140 as the era’s most lopsided wins.
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Hayes
Tilden
Cleveland
Blaine
New York
Field
Harrison
Olad
R Mel Kinley
Bryan
Lienta
Afe- Clellan
Grant
Greeley
Roosevelt
Peer
Mothers to Talk on Child Raising in Pennsylvania
The ninth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers will be held in First Rapist ere, OW City, on Nov Sth bth and Tih Anti foresing program has been arranged. Prominent speakers will address the meetings. A cordial invitation is extended to all to join in fostering cooperation between parents and teachers for concerted work for women. John Emery of this city was a business visitor in West Middlesex last Thursday.
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Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers
Womren
John Emery
West Middlesex
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Special Agent
Stritmater Store
Vittaburg
Temperance
A. Wrich
Epworth
Alen
New Lestie Hotel
Zelienople
Notes
Sharpsville Q
Nellie McAuley
W. H. Martin
Mercer Street
Messrs. Hood
Clelland
Simlon
Mitchell Williamson
Donaldson
Prep. Fyffe
Youngstown
W. J. Bryan
James Pomeroy
New Caste
Campbell
Leesburg
S. A. Kirkbride
Lees- Ware
Edwin Bryan
Montana
Colorado
pHs
Washington Street
WCREA
Irev
Brooks
C. 8. Brooks
T. W. Phillips
Turtle Creek
Western Pennsylvania
Contac
Huey
Dratia
Mnanetad
Aland
S.S.S
Frog
Swifl Spect Spesicic CO
Atlanta
Udy
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