Condensed Hews: Notable Deaths and Trials Across Regions
Lord Avebury dies in London. Passaic New Jersey reports a boy of eight with a skull proof against bullets. A Boston bull terrier dies after swallowing lead weights in New York. Judge Gary testifies United States Steel favors competition. Senator Stilwell sentenced to four to eight years in state prison. Tensions rise between Greek and Bulgarian forces at Salonika. William J. Calhoun tells Asiatic Association in New York that foreign debt is China’s menace.
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Passaic
N. J
Boston Bull Terrier
New York
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Stilwell
Salonika
William J. Calhoun
China
Asiatic Association
Hidden Prosperity Gaps Revealed By Treasury Figures
The Pittsburgh Leader critiques claims of nationwide prosperity, citing Treasury data that only 412,360 Americans earn $5,000 or more annually. It notes 100 million residents, majority earning far less, with 60 multimillionaires and 300,000 earning between five and seven and a half thousand. The piece argues tax fairness hinges on a very small wealthy minority.
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Pittsburgh
Treasury
Treasury Department
Sury
For Sale Thoroughbred Holstein Bull
Two year old gentle Holstein bull advertised for sale for 100 dollars if purchased immediately. Pedigree information provided. Seller listed as WM Anderson of Scandia Pennsylvania with date line June 5 12 19.
Trunks and Travel Goods Featured at Leonhart Harness Shop
J. J. Leonhart's Harness Shop lists traveling essentials including trunks suit cases and summer horse goods in a May 12 1919 catalog style display. The ad highlights a range of leather and equipment for riders and travelers.
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J. J. Leonhart’s
Christie Carlson Marries Clifford Christie in Parsonage Ceremony
Clifford Christie and Miss Dorothea Carlson wed Monday afternoon at the First Lutheran church parsonage with Rev. W. C. Beck performing the full ring ceremony. They depart for a honeymoon in several Western cities and will reside on Cayuga Avenue, south side.
Jury disagrees in second Gibson murder trial
In a second trial, Burton W. Gibson is found not guilty on charges of murdering Rosa Szabo, as jurors disagree on the outcome while other political and civic items circulate in the region.
Navy Secretary Moves for Enlisted Promotion
Mr. Daniels urges steps to promote enlisted personnel as part of a Navy efficiency drive. John B. Riley calls for convict labor on roads, highlighting state prison reform. Sing Sing deemed deplorable by New York Prison Association. Catholic priest resignations stir Hartford diocese factionalism. Representative Goodwin proposes loading battleships with American goods for global circulation. Senate opens inquiry into Wilson tariff lobby claims in Washington.
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Mr. Daniels
Navy
John B. Riley
New York Prison Association
Sing Sing
Hartford
Goodwin
Senate
Wilson
Washington
Alfred Austin Dies Poet Laureate of England
Alfred Austin, once poet laureate of England, has died. The obituary notes his literary standing and contributions to British poetry.
Battleship Idaho Leads In Gunnery Trophy Race
The battleship Idaho is reported to lead the competition for the gunnery trophy as battles and tests focus on naval marksmanship. Officials note the race among ships while trade winds of praise and critique sweep Washington and naval circles.
Fitting Rooms For New Y W C A Headquarters
The newly organized Young Women's Christian Association will base operations in the old Davis residence on Third Avenue by the post office. Directors authorized a lease after remodeling, with fitting rooms offices rest reading lunch living areas to follow and opening hoped soon.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Its
Davis
Third Avenue
Johnson Furniture Company charter notice in Warren Pa
Notice is given that Charles B Johnson Everett F Johnson Annetta R Johnson and Lena M Suerken apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on June 30 1913 at 10 am for a charter to form John son Furniture Company to manufacture and sell bedroom and office furniture with all rights and privileges under the 1874 act and supplements EK H Beshlin solicitor Warren Pa June 5 1918 June 5 12 19 26
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Charles B. Johnson
Everett F. Johnson
Annetta R. Johnson
Lena M. Suerken
Pennsylvania
Johnson Furniture Company
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THE
Warren Mail
the Home Folk’s Newspaper
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
Warren
Penn’a
American Press Association
Chicago
Lord Avebury
London
Wm, Anderson
Scandia, Pa
Mer
J. Leonhart
Christie Carlson
Clifford Christie
Dorothea
Carlson
Burton W. Gibson
Rosa Szabo
Daniels
New York Navy Yard
South Carolina
New York Board of Health
Dr. Friedmann
John Mitchell
Sulzer
la Salle
Ill
Friedmann
Humphrey
Forest Service
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Orange
Lisle
Hill
Seen Nee Eae
June White
Shoe Dept
Buffalo Trade Excursion
Wholesale Merchants Association
Buffalo Chamber OF Commerce
And
Buffalo
Alfred Austin
England
Shore Road
Sheepshead Bay
John D. Rockefeller
House Democrats
Congress
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
County Medical Society of New York
Board of Health
Idaho
Long Island
France
Austria
Kenyon
Sanonicy
New York State
Department of Agriculture
Herbert Forbes
Corydon
B. Tanner
Olive Bubbs
Harry Forbes
Emer
Son Jones
Mt. Jewett
Miss Coe
Spain
Ada Coe
C. H. Coe
Melrose Place
Warren High School
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Barcelonia
Congregationist College
Sele
United States District Court
Guy C. Swanson
Sherrc Park
Mae LaPorte
Harald
Dainty Mae LaPorte
Harald Theatre
EK. H. Beshlin
Solicitor
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