Two Jurors Excused From Duty In Pitt County Court
Criminal court session with Judge Porter heard jurors called. two excused including G W Perkins due to family sickness and Robert Withers. Jacob Barr of Ellwood City sick. Other motions heard. several appeals filed regarding street grading costs and benefits. Judge Porter noted possible release for others if not selected for murder trial.
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G. W. Perkins
New Wilmington
Robert Withers
Fifth Ward
William J. Moffatt
Katherine Maloney
C. H. Young
the Commonwealth
James Neville
Emma C. Henderson
Cunningham Street
Anna B. Townsend
Liberty Street
Marion J. Turner
Lafayette Street
H. K. Gregory
Union Township
Smithfield Street
Bluff Street
The Pinkham Remedy Promises Restorative Health
A vintage health claim extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for feminine ills. The letter from Mrs. Mattie Copenhaver asserts relief from severe disorders after usage, touting decades of testimonials and inviting readers to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Copenhaver
21St St
Parsons
Kans
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ellwood City council reads water contracts without action
Ellwood City council met in a special session to pay bills and transfer funds to paving. Water ordinances and contracts were read with no action. the next meeting will address the ordinance. Paving estimates for Fifth street and Park avenue were read and will be acted upon after street committee review.
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Ellwood City
Fifth Street
Park Avenue
Westward Visit Delights For Mrs Johnston And Hazen
Mrs T W Johnston and her brother 8 M Hazen write from Marcus Iowa that their six week western journey is enjoyable. They report travel pleasures and meetings with relatives, noting they have not been west for years and treat the trip as discovering a new country. They expect to return home in early November.
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T. W. Johnston
8. M. Hazen
West
Marcus
Iowa
Mrs. Johnston
Mr. Hazen
Beagle Poisoning Adds to Local dog Deaths
The beagle owned by John McConahy was found dead Monday in the yard after being chained for months. Authorities note this poisoning mirrors a prior case, a St. Bernard owned by E. E. Cleveland at the Lawrence hotel, where the dog was kept confined year round.
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John McConahy
St. Bernard of E
Archie McBride Heads to New York Coney Island Visit
Archie McBride travels from town to New York visiting relatives over Sunday and plans a trip to the famed resort at Coney Island. Mrs. McBride accompanies him as he aims for a carefree, enjoyable outing while the children stay behind.
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Archie McBride
Coney Island
New York
Local Notes On Visitors And A Bicycle Injury Recovery
J W Humphrey was in New Castle on business yesterday. Ada Edwards of Alliance Ohio visits Mrs W E Renner in Sec ond street. Mrs Alex Twentier and children return from Evans City. Reese James fully recovers from a bicycle accident. Frank Ripper spends vacation with uncle Alex Twentier at the Central hotel and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Humphrey
New Castle
Ada Edwards
Alliance
W. E. Renner
Second Street
Alex Twentier
Evans City
Reese James
Frank Ripper
Central Hotel
Explosion at Allen's Garage Burns Worker and Damages Car
A gas line explosion at the Lawrence Auto Allen's Garage on South Mercer Street injured W. N. Simpson and damaged Miss Rachel Wallace's car. Simpson, burned on face and hands, was removed to a hospital after being treated in the office. the garage building caught fire but other damage was minor.
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W. N. Simpson
Rachel Wallace
Lawrence Auto Company
Allen’s
South Mercer Street
Simpson
American Railway Em ployes and Investors' association formed
Chicago September 15 prominent railway officials and labor leaders organized Monday a new group named The American Railway Employees and Investors' association. Key figures include Warren S. Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and P K Morrissey grand master of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
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Chicago
American Railway Employes and Investors’ Association
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
P. K Morrisey
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Rev D M Cleland Delivers Address in Pittsburg
Rev D M Cleland of New Wilmington spoke at Pittsburg yesterday during the second session of the Pittsburg School of Methods held Monday under the Western Pennsylvania Training School for Adult Foreigners.
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D. M. Cleland
New Wilmington
Pittsburg
Pitsburg School of Methods
Western Pennsylvania Training School
Tuition, Board and Labor Battle in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on September 15, James Genevive contests a $42 labor bill, $15 board, and $34 tuition charged by Professor Vincent Bianchi who recently formed a brass band. Genevive claims five months of tuition was to be free and that he helped organize the band in exchange for his sons’ musical education. The case, before Squire M. W. Kelley, includes disputed accounts for 15 days of labor and 21 days of board, with both sides using lawyers. ruling pending.
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Ellwood City
Vincent Bianchi
James Genevive
Squire M. W. Kelley
Genevive
Squire
Genevives
Bianchi
J. W. Humphrey
John H. Bittner
Esquire
Officials Tour Local Plant Inspect Shelby Company Team
A party of Pittsburg officials from National Tube spent the day examining the local plant. Accompanied by H. S. White of Shelby, they conducted a thorough inspection and expressed great satisfaction with local conditions and the plant’s potential.
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Pittsburg
National Tube Company
H. S. White
Shelby Company
Beaver Falls Old Home Week Draws Big Crowd
Old home week started Monday at Beaver Falls with over 100 people traveling to attend the show. Railroad companies plan several special trains to carry large parties down the valley during the week.
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Beaver Falls
Y Night Opens Woman's Temperance Union Convention
The twenty third Lawrence County YWCTU convention opened at the First Baptist church with Miss Frances Jones winning the silver medal for best declamation. Contestants included Miss Tillie Leeper Miss Sue Cramer Miss Margaret Fulkerson and Miss Eleanor Crawford. Rev C S Brooks presented the medal. other participants sang and prayed as the event began. Another medal contest will follow.
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Frances Jones
Lawrence County
Chicago
Elizabeth Sharp
the Loyal Temperance Legion
C. S. Brooks
James Blackwood
E. N. Baer
Tillie Leeper
Edenburg
Cain
Sue Cramer
Margaret Fulkerson
Eleanor Crawford
Nellie Hoffmaster
Rev. Brooks
Superintendent R T Brown Talks Shelby Tube Goods In Philly
Superintendent R T Brown of the Standard works of the Shelby Tube company left for Philadelphia yesterday and will be away several days in the interests of the company.
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R. T. Brown
Standard Works
Shelby Tube Company
Philadelphia
Prohibition Campaign Push Aims For Chafin Support
Lawrence county Prohibitionists seek Eugene Chafin of Illinois as presidential candidate to spark a big central meeting here. If secured, follow up with countywide meetings led by Rev. Fish of Washington county and other speakers in every voting precinct to replicate the campaign plan.
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Lawrence County
Eugene Chafin
Illinois
Prohibition
Chafin
Rev. Fish
Washington County
Congress
Young competitors invited by YWCTU notice
Any young people desiring to compete may notify any officer of the Y W C T U.
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The
Church gatherings outline week including rallies and meetings
The Young Men's class will meet at First Christian Church at 7 30 Tuesday evening Section Two gathers with Mrs Jo seph Johnson on Pittsburg street Wednesday afternoon for Rally Day Sunday schools at Central Presbyterian and First Baptist set special observances The First Baptist Men's club will host a banquet at the church Thursday evening launching the year’s meetings
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Joseph Johnson
Pittsburg Street
Central Presbyterian Church
The
First Baptist Church
Holiness League Meeting In New Castle at Epworth
An Epworth Methodist church gathering of the New Castle Holiness association was held last evening with an address by Rev. J. McDonald formerly of Epworth. He will lead his final New Castle appearance Wednesday at his old church prayer meeting.
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New Castle
Winter Apple Crop Said To Be Spoiled
Farmers in Lawrence County report the winter apple crop ruined by prolonged drought. Ground is covered with fallen apples that could have been saved if rain had fallen.
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Lawrence County
Rev Ernest Craft’s Sensational Play About Ferdinand Earle
Rev Ernest Craft, once based in Youngstown, has written a sensational play founded on the life of Ferdinand Pinney Earle.
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Ernest Craft
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Youngstown
Rain Ahead Says Weather Man For Farmers
The weather man predicts approaching storms from the North Pacific and a West Indian system from the southwestern coast. Parts of the disturbance are likely to reach the area soon, bringing rain that will come too late to help potatoes and corn, which are already damaged or being harvested.
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North Pacific
Street Fair Planned in Columbiana Saturday
Columbiana Ohio schedules a large street fair for Saturday featuring vendors, activities, and community participation in the downtown area.
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Columbiana, O
Barn Fire Destroys John Crill Farm Near Greenville
A large barn belonging to John Crill near Greenville burned yesterday along with the season's crops. Firefighters battled the flames but the structure and stored produce were consumed. No injuries reported.
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John Crill
Greenville
Every Fourth Man Is a Lawbreaker in New York
Startling statistics show one in four New Yorkers may infringe laws. Police records report 204,119 arrests last year with top causes including disorderly conduct and intoxication. Street trouble accounts for about 20 percent of incidents affecting visitors.
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New Yorker
New York
Forest Fire Near Warren Doused By Local Farmers
A forest fire raged near Warren Ohio yesterday and was extinguished by the concerted effort of local farmers who banded together to fight the flames.
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Warren, O
Carpenters Leave for Salt Lake City
Charles Dorr and W S Sedwick from the Carpenters and Joiners union depart for Salt Lake City Utah to represent the New Castle lodge at the United Brotherhood national convention opening Monday. The two say they expect a delightful trip and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dorr
W.S. Sedwick
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Salt Lake City
Utah
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
New Castle
Italians Plan Liberty Day Celebration Next Sunday
Italians of Youngstown announce a large Liberty Day event for next Sunday. One ward school in Youngstown is crowded with pupils, prompting only half day sessions.
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Youngstown
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E Hea Spectacle Co
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Ellwood City News
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Ellwood Personals
R. R
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America
W.C.T.U
Miss Frances Jones
First Baptist
Holiness League
Youngstown, O
Wheeling, W. VA
New Castle, PA
Guttridge & Rand
E. Washington Street
Times
All Work
Carpenters
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
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