Harding to Open Republican Campaign in Lawrence County
The News learns Governor Warren G. Harding will keynote the campaign in Lawrence County with a date to be decided. The event, likely at Gluck's Family theater, may feature two additional speakers as part of a strong national committee effort. Harding, Marion Ohio editor and former lieutenant governor, is billed as one of the country's ablest campaign orators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Taft
Chicago
Lawrence County
Hitchcock
National Committee
Harding
Marion
Marion Daily Star
The
Star
Buckeye
Gluck
Booze Victims Nabbed by Cops in Weekend Roundup
Police arrested eight or ten individuals Saturday night with three for drunkenness and four for disorderly conduct. All rowdy offenders were fined. one drunk under probation, one released on suspended sentence, and another forced to clean the city jail. An additional drunken arrest occurred Sunday night. One left four dollars to get away this morning.
French flyer Lavaseur featured at Chicago meet
Aero Club advertised Mile Lavaseur as the closing day feature at Chicago events. Lincoln Beachey appeared in skirts to entertain the crowd until the audience learned the French flyer could not handle the costume.
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Chicago
Ill
Aero Club
Lavaseur
Lincoln Beachey
Court Ends Height Over School House Boundaries
Judge Porter grants Mahoning township residents an independent school district including Edenburg after a dispute over locating a new school house. The new district would tax at four mills, with 118 781 in taxable value, forming 11.43 percent of total township value and adding two rooms. Boundary lines are fixed along the Mahoning river and surrounding roads and farms including McFate Ashton Kincaid Ripple and the Willis Ripple lands.
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Porter
Mahoning Township
Edenburg
Mahoning River
Beaver Township
Edenburg and
Hillsville
Mt. Jackson Road
Robert McFate
P. C. Ashton
Ed. Kincaid
Willis Ripple
James McWilliams
Pennsylvania Hotel Company Charter Recorded
A charter for the Pennsylvania Hotel company to operate the Fountain Inn was recorded this morning. The capital stock is $75,000 and the firm plans to open a temperance hotel.
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Pennsylvania Hotel Company
Fountain Inn
Office of Register and Recorder
William Eakin
Democratic Campaign Personal Work Tactics Endorsed
At a Democratic County Committee meeting, a personal work plan backed by Dr. George Mealey of New Whitmington was endorsed as the best method to win support. The plan includes literature and precinct outreach with emphasis on neighbor-to-neighbor persuasion over speeches. Attorney C. H. Akens agreed that agitators are unwelcome and urged direct outreach.
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Democratic County Committee
Harry Good
George Mealey
New Whitmington
C. H. Akens
Mealey
Akens
Republicans Open Headquarters Here
Republican county headquarters opened in the Odd Fellows temple on Neshannock avenue as Taft boosters vow a strong campaign through Nov 5. Chairman C H Young expresses confidence Taft will win Lawrence county. Lit warns of industrial disaster if Wilson or Roosevelt win. County meeting featured E F G Harper and W D Walton as candidates for assembly and Charles Matthews seeking re election to Congress.
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Republican County
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Neshannock Avenue
C. H. Young
Taft
Lawrence County
Wilson
Roosevelt
E. F. G. Harper
W. D. Walton
Assembly
Charles Matthews
Congress
Two Boys Sentenced in Morganza and Polk Courts
Maergo Venditto and Roy Pete were sentenced by Judge Porter at court for robbing Joe Marchi of 1000 dollars with most funds recovered by Constable W. S. Orris. Venditto is described incorrigible and Pete weak minded. An unrelated case involving John C. McMillin versus Albert C. Welsh and John W. Louer was continued to Sept 27. Grannis, jailed for the murder of Mrs. Della Ryhal, won a petition for pardon. he has served about nine years of a 17 year term.
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Maergo Venditto
Morganza
Roy Pete
Polk
Porter
Pete
Venditto
Joe Marchiandi
W. S. Orris
John C. McMillin
Albert C. Welsh
John W. Louer
McMillin
A. W. Treadwell
Commonwealth
Chas. Grannis
Grannis
Della Ryhal
Three Divorces Granted by Judge Porter
Judge Porter granted divorces to Edna G. Calvert from Charles S. Calvert James M. Walton from Bessie M. Walton and Isa Davidson from John L. Davidson. Calvert married August 25 1900 lived together until May 31 1910 when Calvert says he left for Cleveland and never returned. Walton says he married Bessie M. Macom December 7 1894 and they separated February 1 1909. Davidson and Davidson married July 6 1906 and separated February 24 1907.
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Porter
Edna G. Calvert
Charles
Chautauqua
Cleveland
Walton
Bessie M. Macom
Mrs. Davidson
Davidson
Reserve coach attacks forward pass rules
Harvey Snyder Western Reserve University coach criticizes the new football rules on the forward pass as leaving a loophole for rough play. Early training at Reserve shows that sections A and B allow players from either side to mix in during an actual pass attempt.
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Cleveland, O
Harvey Snyder
Western Reserve University
Death Notices Gathered From Local Records
William Welker, 55, of 1497 Wilson Avenue, deceased. Richard Sorben, 91, of Sandy Lake. Leona Kimmel, 5, of Cleveland Avenue. Charles H. Smith, 60, of 8 South View Avenue. Mrs. W. Mills referenced in relation to Welker notice. Cochr an Street area noted in association with the records.
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William Welker
Wilson Avenue
Mrs. W. Mills
Cochran Street
Richard Sorben
Sandy Lake
Leona Kimmel
Cleveland Avenue
Charles H. Smith
Southview Avenue
Fire Chief Connery Noted In Snowstorm
Fire Chief Connery, in Denver for a fire chiefs convention, is cited as the first New Castle resident in this season's snowstorm. A Central station card read only Snow, snow, snow as Denver endured a heavy snow event last week.
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Connery
New Castle
Denver
Colorado
Central Station
Rev Upperman Transferred. New Pastors Appointed in Pittsburg
Rev L M Upperman longtime pastor of St Luke's A M E Zion is transferred to Avery Mission A M E Zion on North Side Pittsburg. He departs after attending Sewickley conference. Rev I B Scott from Missouri conference takes over St Luke's. Mrs M L Stanard becomes Ohio district general missionary and Mrs Blanche Dillard head Buds of Promise. Carrie Brown named Sunday school superintendent. Lulu Hackett elected special collector for Livingstone college Girls dormitory.
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L. M. Upperman
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
Avery Mission
Northside
Pittsburg
Upperman
Sewickley
I. B. Scott
St. Luke's Church
M. L. Stanard
Ohio
Blanche Dillard
Buds of Promise
Carrie Brown
Lulu Hackett
Livingstone College
Salisbury
N. C
Heir to Fortune Looks for Work in Pennsylvania
Wm Brady, heir to a $53 750 fortune from his botanist father, travels from Ellsworth to Washington or Fayette counties seeking employment. A special delivery letter from Los Angeles awaits at the local post office, tied to the inheritance via Anna J. Robinson of Long Beach. The young machinist recently left town after a brief period of work.
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Ellsworth
Washington
Fayette County
Brady
Los Angeles
Cal
Anna J. Robinson
Long Branch
Bryson
Wm. Brady
Husband Dead. Wife in Personal Crisis in Connecticut
George Farrington of 309 Shaw Street learns his brother William Farrington died in Meredith Connecticut on Saturday. This morning his wife, grief stricken, killed herself. The News received a telegram about the brother's death and later a dispatch confirming the wife's death by self inflicted act. Farrington was about 30, with two children living in the east.
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George Farrington
William Farrington
Shaw Street
Meredith
Conn
Mr. Farrington
Farrington
Auditors Appointed in Four Estates and Related Cases
M. L. Rabonivitz was named auditor in the estate of Charles W. Schmid, deceased. J. Clyde Gilfillan appointed auditor in the first partial account of G. H. Medard, executor of Thomas Harris, deceased. Clyde Gibson named auditor in the estate of Gan Linton. W. S. Reynolds appointed auditor in the estate of John Bell, deceased. In the case of Anton Hansen against David F. Good and Forrest F. Good, a bill of exceptions was noted for the plaintiff. In the final account matter of G. H. Getty and Maud H. Anderson, executors in the estate of Virginia M. Harry, a bill is sealed for receptions.
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M. L. Rabonivitz
Charles W. Schmid
J. Cylde Gilfillan
G. H. Medard
Thomas Harris
Clyde Gibson
Gan Linton
W.S. Reynolds
John Bell
Anton Hansen
David F. Good
Forrest F. Good
G. H. Getty
Maud H. Anderson
Virginia M. Harry
Taft Busy Day On One Day Washington Visit
President Taft in Washington on a one day home visit attends four receptions and events. He opens the International Hygiene Congress at 11 and meets a Richmond postmasters convention committee at 1. Delegates of Catholic Charities receive him at 2 30 and a hygiene congress lawn party follows at 3. An address is planned at the emancipation jubilee gathering before Taft departs for Altoona Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
International Hygiene Congress
Richmond
Civil Service
Catholic Charities Convention
Hygiene Congress
Altoona
Ministers Honor Dr Patterson and Elect New Secretary
The ministerial association met Monday morning with Dr H J Whalen of the First Baptist church reading a chapter from Dr Patterson's What to Preach. Rev L M Upperman resigned as secretary after a Pittsburg church transfer and Rev C S Cliffe of the Third Christian church was elected to succeed him.
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H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Patterson
Ministerial Association
L. M. Upperman
Pittsburg
Association
C. S. Cliffe
Third Christian Church
Proposed Line to Wilmington Abandoned and Franchise Dustup
President Russell of Westminster College admits financing failures halt the New Castle to New Wilmington tram project as councils face a possible franchise forfeiture this week. Officials expected no new extension. if revoked, years of effort to link the college town and county seat by trolley end, though future revival is possible despite current setback.
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New Castle
New Wilmington
Russell
College Town
England May Face War as Diplomats Confer at Balmoral
In Balmoral King George hosts Foreign Ministers Dazanoff of Russia and Sir Edward Grey of England with Count Benckendorff amid anti Russian press protests. Widespread suspicion grows that a deal could pull England into war. In Chicago Elmer Fellskog, 14, torched his home because his mother was too ill to provide breakfast.
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Aberdeen
Dazanoff
Russia
Sir Edward Grey
England
Count Benckendorff
King George
Balmoral
Chicago
Elmer Fellskog
Mystery in Death of Mrs Della Mills
Brief notes suggest a sudden death involving Mrs Della Mills with scant readable details. Authorities respond as inquiries unfold and neighbors speculate on cause and circumstance.
Mystery surrounds death of Mrs. Mills with carbolic bottle found
Mrs Della Anna Mills was found dead at her Cochran Way home Sunday afternoon. An empty bottle labeled carbolic acid was near the body but relatives dispute suicide as no burns or mouth injuries were found. Her son Charles Logan of Beaver Falls discovered the scene and a doctor stated death was untimely with no conclusive cause.
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Della Anna Mills
Cochran Way
Charles Logan
Beaver Falls
Fromeaver Falls
Norris
Mills
Ora Parent
Piano Makers Strike Across 3 States Demanding Pay Hike
Ten thousand piano makers left work in New York New Jersey and Connecticut in a general strike led by Charles Dold head of the Piano Organ and Musical Instrument Makers International Union of America The demand is a 15 percent wage increase with officials calling for a quiet short strike.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Charles Dold
Piano, Organ and Musical Instrument Makers International Union of America
Church groups stage parade against vice in Chicago
Church organizations will march through downtown districts next Sunday to protest vice activities and call for moral reform.
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Chicago
New Trial is Refused in Welker Hazen Case
William Welker died suddenly at his home 1407 Wilson Ave New Castle aged 55 He was a ice cream manufacturer survived by wife Elvira two sons William and John and two daughters Mrs Daniel Johns and Mrs James Lotus Funeral at his residence Wednesday at 2 30 pm with interment in Greenwood Cemetery
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William Welker
New Castle
Wilson Ave
Mr. Welker
Elvira Welker
William
John
Daniel Johns
James Lotus
John Welker
Struthers
Frank Hettrick
Nebraska
Charles
Jacob Hettrick
Catherine Hettrick
Greenwood Cemetery
Ver for Alienation Denied in Hazen Welker Case
Judge Porter refused a new trial in the Hazen Welker case where Welker won a 10000 verdict for alleged alienation of Mrs. Welker’s affections by E. E. Hazen. The suit, for 50000 damages, followed a gardening venture and Hazen’s improvements to the house on his Ellwood City area farm.
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Porter
E. E. Hazen
F. E. Welker
Welker
Hazen
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A. M. E. Zion
William Brady
Washington County
United Press
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Russell of
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Ster College
Mahon
Ing Valley Company
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Cochran
Ternoon
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F. W. Welker
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