Bazaar at the Midway draws crowds and big receipts
The Midway Bazaar drew large crowds and strong receipts with crowds queuing at third door cafes and lively entertainment. A week’s takings neared $3,200 after expenses around $1,200, leaving an estimated balance near $2,000 to $2,500 while a dance and Turkish village attractions drew continued interest and a lively kiss booth sold well.
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Wheeling Bowlers Rout Intelligencer In League Tilt
Intelligencer drops two straight games to Wheeling Bowling Club on their home alleys. Wheeling strengthens lead as Press Club trails. Cassell top score with 277 in game one. Borelund posts low score and average. Detailed results show a close pair of contests with lineup limitations noted.
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Riverside Tube Workers Meeting Delayed Action On Wage Cut
A large Riverside tube works meeting at Alert Hall on South Jacob Street delayed any decision on a 10 percent pay cut. Fewer than 100 of about 900 workers attended due to poor notice, with plans to reconvene next Wednesday or Thursday. Officials fear a possible strike, though not officially decided, and representatives will visit Pittsburgh and McKeesport to gauge wage trends. Meanwhile, local notices announce a closing sale starting February 5 and a Rebekah Lodge meeting on February 7 with expected new members.
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Potters Rally Over Unprecedented Wage Cut
Potters from all city branches met at South Side hall to discuss the wage reduction. A committee will urge workers to refuse the cut and return to old pay, arguing seven dollars weekly for skilled labor is unjust. Detailed tables show potential weekly earnings dropping drastically across wares and processes.
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Hearings on Phun Hill Fight Turned On Verdicts
A lively hearing before Squire Henry Riddle at Benwood yesterday focused on a fight on Phun Hill. Mrs. Susan Shepherd and her daughter Mary, both from Benwood, were accused by Constable Charles Sprouts after a busting altercation with Mrs. Tyson who appeared with injuries. The squire ordered Mrs. Shepherd to pay costs or face ten days. she paid at the lockup amid a crowd. Tyson testified Mary pulled hair. Shepherd allegedly struck. Separate court business included estate actions and record transfers, with deeds left for record and various civil filings clarified.
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