Personal notices of local residents travel and returns
Several individuals are listed as traveling and returning from trips or visits. Lewn A Weil leaves for Lahn Chen for a week. Pearl Treserton of Sanderson returns from an outing at Own Grove. Emma Bod of Honendate returns after visiting Mie Amanda Tamblyn of Sandireean venue. Cornelia and Eva Murdock return from Matves's Lake after a few weeks. Pauling of New York City guest of Mr James Mellon in North Mainaveni for two weeks. Ella and Katherine Gavin return after a visit, Harold Boland of the South side returns from a two week vacation at Elminest and Moawow. Colonel AL Alaige leaves for Nova Scotia this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin A. Weil
Lahn Chen
Pearl Treserton
Sanderson
Thaw
Own Grove
Ekinma Bod
Honendate
Haw
Amanda Tamblyn
Mises Cornelia
Eva Murdock
Matves's Lake
Mix Pauling
New York City
Juuween
Ate
James Mellon
North Mainaveni
Werhowe Yvestelis
Mises Ella
Katherine
Republican county committee holds planning meeting in Price building
Executive committee met to map the coming campaign. David J. Davis presided with FE Fellows recording. District reports outlined efforts and a long list of potential county committee members was noted. Headquarters in Price building to open September 15 with campaign activity likely starting September 22. Davis and Fellows to run the offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Price
David J. Davis
FE. D. Fellows
Davis
Fellows
Explosion damages house and coal shed at 4 West Market
A stick of dynamite placed under a coal shed in front of the building at 4 West Market street exploded at 2 AM Saturday. The structure was reduced to ash and the dwelling damaged. The creator and motive remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Market Street
Thomas “Horn
James Reilly
Reopens Today at Cox Bros Speedway Hotel
Instruction in instrumental and vocal music and theory offered at 604 Linden Street open all day. Cox Bros. invite visits to the Speedway Hotel with cafe lunches and regular meals. Miss Sherwood and Miss Painter's girls school reopens in September for college preparation. circular address to Miss Sherwood, 106 Quincy Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Street
Scranton Lake
Cox Bros
Speedway Hotel
Miss Sherwood
Mulberry Street car ride injures thirty five passengers
A street car on Mulberry Street raced down a hill from Clay Avenue to Jefferson Avenue injuring several passengers. Patrolmen on board restrained riders from jumping off as the car left the track and struck the curb. Miss Jennie Meyers and Cedar Avenue Methodist Sunday school class members were aboard from Nay Aug park with Meyers injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
Clay Avenue
Jefferson
Thompson
Neale
Sloat
Quincy Avenue
Jennie Meyers
Pittaton Avenue
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Nay Aug Park
Fatal Shooting at Italian Wedding Feast
Tony Mulnero of 9 Jones Street was shot fatally at a wedding feast in Clark's Alley Hull’s Head. Antonio Leoni, of Bull’s Head, fled after a quarrel turned deadly with Leoni allegedly firing a small arsenal at Mulnero. Mulnero 26, married with a child in Italy, lies seriously wounded. Leoni, 39, with prior violence, escaped toward Pietitiotene Street with police tracing leads via Scranton stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Mulnero
Malhero
Atiletto
Mulnero
Leoni
Teonl
T. J. B. Corser
Lackawanna Hospital
Scranton
Tie
Mulnevo
Jones Street
Raphael Pastor
Italy
Tool
North Scranton
North
Elf
Leon
Hollow
Pietiitoene Street
West
Rockmen's Union Formed in Lackawanna County
The rockmen of Lackawanna County organized a protective union at St Marys hall in North Scranton with about forty men present. W C Baxter of the Dickson mine was elected president, and Martin D Flaherty of the Central Labor Union spoke on benefits of organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockmen
Lackawanna County
St. Mary's Hall
North
Scranton
W. Baxter
Dickson Mine
Martin D. Flaherty
Central Labor Vhtion
Threatened Mine Strike Delayed as National Board Intervenes
The national executive board of the United Mine Workers delays authorizing a strike at anthracite mines. Mass meetings in Scranton and North Beranton discuss possible action while officials say a peaceful settlement may be reached. John J. Dempsey and other leaders urge restraint and call for arbitration to avoid violence and economic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Executive Board
National Board
Mitchell
Wilson
West Scranton
North Beranton
Old Forge
Jermyn & Co
John J. Demperey
United Mine Workers
Telt
Dempsey
Americgts
Eltirelia
Jim
Lackawanna
Gen Heren
Jurong
Mitchell Tax
America
Conmmene
Executive Committee
Indianapolla
Ind
Joli Deipsey
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Parsons
Nathan
Veited Mine Workers of America
Hitler
Anthrwclte
Pensylvania
Sicilies
Athens
Gathering of West Scranton Mine Workers Hears Indianapolis Telegrams
A large crowd of about 0,000 mine workers from nearly every local colliery in the anthracite region gathered on Washburn Street to hear addresses by J. F. Hammes John J Hart and John J Dempsey district UMW leader. They discussed reports from Indianapolis and urged unity and organization among workers for better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Nanticoke
Washburn Street
J. F. Hammes
John J. Hart
John J. Dempsey
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Pingland and Jones Plot
French Roof
Nicholas Burke
J. F. Harmmee
The
Building Trades Council
Excitement Rises After Old Forge Shooting
Adolph Friedmanaky of Carbetown was shot in the left thigh by Joe Scavo of Old Forge during a saloon dispute in front of Max Rosenbluth’s. Scavo was beaten by a mob and later arrested. a bystander, Joe Rocheta, struck Scavo with a club causing a severe scalp wound. Authorities pursued Scavo as a large crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Friedmansky
Joe Rocheta
Scavo
Friedmonsky
Seavo
Jacobs
Will Henry
Friedmoncky
Seave
Henry
McKenna
Scavo Jail Readiness Hints at Italian Community Tensions
Scavo last night faced potential arrest amid strong Italian presence in 610 Forge and among borough officers. He is badly injured from a melee with a bullet reportedly removed by Dr. Stegner, with the physician saying the wounded man is severely hurt but not in immediate danger. Friedmowsky, a married man with several children, is linked to the broader Old Forge shooting episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scavo
610
Serape
Stegner
Privdmonsky Tast
Friedmowsky
Fragmented Market Listing with Odds and Prices
Readable fragments show betting odds or price quotes with odd sequences and a currency value around $1.23 98c 73c. The text is partial and lacks context but indicates a numeric listing, possibly from a market or wagering column.
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TMN
Mgoteas Hane
Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
L.A. D
the New Shoe Store
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
Lackawanna Avenue
Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Jermyn
Bandaraon Avenue
Ackawanna “the
Aundry
Penn Avenue
Warman
Weather Bureau Gites
Lavaldita
Lindy
Steneee
AL AL Alaige
Nova Scotia
Mair
Wasiormeifal Titer
Luvin Kimpia Torres
Maini
Atom
Yale
Conservatory OF Music
Harvest Moon
Antonio Leoni
Rockmens’ Union
Schowla
Europe
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Misses Merrill
Jefferson Avenue
the Tribune
Beecham
Denny Hae
Gheti
John J. Wart
John Hart
Sprache
Prien
Maine
California
Canada
Gulf
Eters Hook
Bitin
Uewn
Lockawanne Union
Melaware
Lyne
Western Company
Enikin
Valles
Dempery
Sainlonien
Ale Uaniteat
Betherment
Coursen
Joe
Jersey
Coursen’s Creamery
Ter
Mod
E. G
Lacka. Ave
Kage
M’f’g
Pratt
Spruce Street
Joe Scavo
Adolph Friedmanaky
Barbertown
Joe Steavo
Old Porge
Leyshon
Old Fore
Kilcaid
Charles Jacobs
William Tenry
Seavce
Burgess Reese Laret
Soave
Jermyn No. 1
Rosenbluth
Joe Denonsko
Feavo
Patrick Menry
Denonsko
Leave
Tralian
Denonske
Leavo
Hand & Payne
Washington Avenue
Speedway
Oon
Clarke Bros
P.M Crea&Co
International College of Music
LL. W. Carr
Rennion
Cure
Plana
Heller
Gunster & Forsyth
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Ave
Maide
Conrad
Mears Building
Delaware
Eta Bartlett
W.H. Pierce
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wiles Barre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Wyoming Ave
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