Crowds Flock to Billy Sunday Sermon in New Castle
Thousands jammed the Billy Sunday tabernacle in New Castle as 7 30 p m services began and about 3 000 couldn't enter. An estimated 7 000 filled the building with 2 900 outside, crowds along Harmony Street car tracks watched and listened to the sermon amid a lively campaign. Sunday spoke on doing God's will and debated counterfeits in the church, urging action over mere belief.
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Harmony Street
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John
Jesus
Washington
John Wilkie
Secret Service Department
Chicago
White Stockings
Treasury
United States
Bers
Lord God of
Sunday Epigrams Reflect on Church Power and Faith
A speaker rails at church hypocrisy and social fundraising, mocks indolent church leadership, and urges revival through the Holy Spirit. He rejects mere organization without power and calls ministers to bold gospel preaching and genuine repentance.
Sermon Urges Faithful Fight Against Unitarian Doctrines
In a fiery afternoon address the speaker defends old time religion, attacking Unitarianism and Higher Criticism. He praises church members as Holy Spirit soldiers, urges charity toward imperfection, and critiques hypocrisy while urging duty and public integrity.
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Jesus Christ
Vieulémber
Jesus
Harvard University
From Pulpit to Hellfire in New Castle Sermon
A New Castle preacher mocks local hypocrisy and calls for reform, promising a harsher tone in his evening sermon. He denounces drink, saloonkeepers, and backsliding church officials while urging common people to seek sincere faith and straight living.
New Castle High Opens at Butler
The New Castle high school football team starts the season Saturday afternoon at Butler. Coach Sturgeon works with limited veteran players, training mostly new candidates. He aims for a formidable eleven and a solid season record despite a notably light squad.
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NEW Castle High
Butler
New Castle
Butler High School
Sturgeon
Alleged Knife Attack Sparks City Dispute Between Neighbors
Mrs. Annie Perrotta accuses Louigi Ferritta of felonious assault before Alderman Ranney after a dispute over peach trees between Fourth Ward properties. Mrs. Ferritta counters with disorderly conduct allegations involving Perrotta and her daughter Rachel. All three posted bail awaiting next Tuesday hearing.
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Annie Perrotta
Ranney
Louigi Ferritta
Guinaugh Can I Continued to December Present
The note records a continuation of a present status through December for Guinaugh Can I. It lacks clear dates or actions but states ongoing activity or presence through the listed month.
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Guinaugh
New Trial Asked in Panaro Case and Other Court Motions
The Panaro murder retrial request is entertained as the stenographer is ordered to record notes. Judge Porter continues Dominick Panaro’s case to December term after defense objections. Other items include a counter claim in a bank suit tied to Vulcan Foundry, land tax sales confirmed, and lunacy commission findings favoring Martha Quigley’s relocation. Viewers are appointed for a Wilmington township road project.
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Larry Guinaugh
Myron McCloud
Dickey
Buchanan
Pittsburg
Porter
Dominick Panaro
Oren Magwire
First National Bank
N. O. Strousberger
Vulcan Foundry Co
Charles C. Duff
Martha Quigley
Toskin Murder Trial Begins For Conductor Killing
Tony Toskin faces murder charges in the fatal shooting of streetcar conductor Oren Magwire. Jury selection began at 10 30 with four jurors chosen by noon as prosecutors and defense counsel argued before the court.
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Tony Toskin
Oren Magwire
Toskin
Magwire
Panaro
Ralph Campbell
P. Emery
R. L. Hilderbrand
Dickey
James Chambers
Commonwealth
Subscriptions Must Be Paid In Advance
The News warns that no paper will be sent to any recipient until payment is received at the time of the order. Subscriptions cannot be started or accepted over the telephone.
Deaths Of The Day List of Local Residents
Jacob F. Masonhimer aged 79 of 37 Johnson Avenue John L. Camblin aged 70 of 184 East Wallace Avenue Thomas J. Wilson aged 64 of Union Township Ita Contestabili six months old of 515 South Jefferson Street Infant Di Genaro four months old of 15 East Home Street Lawrence C C Perry four months old of 209 Electric Street.
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Jacob F. Masonhimer
Johnson Avenue
John L. Camblin
Wallace Avenue
Thomas J. Wilson
Union Township
Ita Contestabili
Jefferson Street
Infant di Genaro
East Home Stret
Lawrence CC
Perry
Electric Street
Sunday sermon defends Tener friendship amid liquor controversy
Evangelist W A Sunday explains his past friendship with John K Tener the Republican Pennsylvania governor candidate amid claims Tener is backed by whiskey interests. Sunday says he would not endorse anyone allied with liquor crowds and emphasizes his anti liquor stance while noting his personal bond with Tener.
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John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
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Tenet
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Gill
Mr. Sunday
Sunday Defends Tener as Clean Public Figure in Revival
The fighting evangelist Reverend William A. Sunday rejects claims of Tener ties to liquor interests and says his revival is religious not political. He praises Tener, but vows not to compromise with the whiskey crowd, urging readers to distinguish sincere Christians from political opportunists.
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John K. Tener
Tener
Pennsylvania
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Htfor
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Sunday
Charleroi
John Tener
Temple
Billy Sunday
Berry
Grim
Billy Sunday 10 Play Baseball With Ministers
At a Ministerial association meeting the lay Sunday committee urged ministers to join a ball game with the Sunday party. Sunday and Rodeheaver are expected to play alongside ministers and party members. Proceeds support several charities. Also noted is a brief address by Honeywell and news of Mrs. H C Warner and her baby daughter leaving Shenango Valley hospital.
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Ministerial Association
Sunday
Rodeheaver
Honeywell
H. C. Warner
Wallace Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Three Die in Kerosene Fire Mishap in Chicago
United Press reports Mrs Anna Belica burned to death when kerosene misidentified as gasoline caused an explosion. Two of her children suffocated in bed while two others were hospitalized near death. the husband attempted suicide on return and was arrested.
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United Press
Chicago
Anna Belica
Belka
Westminster College Pole Battle Ends In Wounding
Early morning at New Wilmington Westminsters fight for the green flag ended with the Sophomore team clashing with Freshies on the athletic field. A Freshie supporter named Zisko was badly cut when dragged from the pole by barbed wire. The melee subsided after multiple rushes as guards protected the emblem and the scene shifted to a continued report on Page Eight.
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Soph
Westminster College
Zisko
Page Eight
Balloons Over Canada Compete For Distance Record
Indianapolis officials report eight of thirteen balloons started last Saturday failed to beat last year’s 1,121 mile record set by E. W. Mix. America II and New York led as likely contenders while several balloons landed in Pennsylvania and Ohio. A northeastern route toward Canada could set a new mark.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
E. W. Mix
Alan R Hawey
Augustus Post
Miss Sophia
William I. Ishinaia
Paul McCullough
Pennsylvania
Arthur T. Abersholt
C. B. Graham
J. H. Wade
A. H. Morgan
New York
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T.S. Baldwin
Milton
Homer City
University City
McKees
Uniontown
W. Va
Willock
Luzerne
Noblesville
Topeka
Washington, Pa
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Buffalo Dispatch
Canada
Pittsburg
Meeting at Mrs Barnes Home Postponed
A Tuesday morning gathering at the home of Mrs. Barnes on Neshannock Avenue has been postponed.
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