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PENNSYLVANIA
STATE ITEMS
wention of the National Association of
Letter Carriers will be held here on
Labor Day, September 4,
Talmage. —William V. Hornberger,
of this place, lost three fingers while
operating a threshing and wood saw-
ing outfit.
Fountain Springs.——Miss Leah How.
er, of Green Ridge, has been appointed
directress of nurses at the State Hos-
pital here.
Lewistown —The Lewistown
company is installing the very
in burglar alarm systems.
Hazleton.—Instructions
to the teachers here to
applications for re-election
next term within ten days.
Reading. —Testimony heard In
the suit of Miss Gertrude M. Zwally,
of Browntown, Lancaster county,
against Charles M. Leinbach, foreman
of carriers of the Reading postoflice,
for alleged breach of promise to mar-
ry.
for the Reading
Zwally
paring
gave
Harrisburg
son,
damages
Summerdale,
marry her, but never made good
the girl
waited In
in their wedding togs, but Taylor did
not appear,
Pittsburgh. —Chargir
false re
insurance check over
tional Bank of Cra
belle Moss, widow of
Trust
latest
were issued
send In their
for the
was
Leinbach was one of the aspirants
postmastership. Miss
¥
testified she spent $600 pre-
for the wedding and
diamond
Miss
of Gettysburg,
engagement
Estelle M
was awarded $5¢
William Taylor,
frequently promised
Once
her a
because
testified, she and her sister
the dressed up
through
indorsed an
Na-
na
resentation
¢ First
Mrs. An
Harold Moss,
titutio
th
to Li
ee
i
L} 4
1d {0 recover
from ti } charged
that C. M. hnston, cashier of
bank, thr
had her
payable to the
notes left unpaid by her hu
her suit she
responsible
Altoona.
poplars
of Lynn A
ship,
in the
for another
“1 wie
a marble
York.
embezzlement
5000,
this city, on hi
trip.
Point
|ation,
bail. The prosecution was brought by
degrand Dutcher, president of the
sociation,
appropriated money, the
of which not determined.
Beaver Meadow. —Michael Havrilla,
of Centstown, a mining hamlet, is In
the Hospital at Hazleton with
revolver bullets in his right and
right arm, and Andrew Ben has
been arrested by the state
charged the shooting.
Sunbury.—Although
years Mrs.
granted a marriage
the
ough gross misrepresents
t irance
to
ishand,
make he ins
cover
In
not
institution
cont y that »
conteends that she is
fur t+} nad
101 ae noies,
A grove of 30.000 Caroll
the farm
on
‘rankstown
3 * nilantesd
is Delng anieq
Brua, in town
leading orchardists
“I am
generation
one of the
state. doing this work
. he explains.
int ive something more than
slab.”
warrant ch ng him
between 330040
Ww.
8 ret 1 from a
of
Ch Newport,
against Aries
wedding
Newport, who is treasurer of the
:
’
of Purchase Advertising Associ
9
gave himself up and entered
as
who alleged that Newport
exact nount
has been
State
igh
ial
with
more than 70
old, Margaret Esher was
become
fe of Willlamm Krieger, aged 64.
The woman mar-
before and Krelger twice.
Connellsville.—~Anna Yesek,
was Mount
ant Fred
rejected at t
her the effects
wound. Stefl, who also
was taken to the
Miss Yesek, but
covered
in
license to
haumokin., Was
once
who
shot on a
gtreet In Pleas
last December, by Stefl, a
suitor,
from
died home
of
shot hi
Tie tal
had
}
He
parents
mself,
with
re
same
ast week
eri a4 Ny
sufiiciently to
J i
{2reen re
ym
Mayor Harvey asked
appear
Hazleton
Women to
ceive their
cash ball
Allentown,
the installment pl
to be l
the book
cents
leged,
ment
B00
at city hall to re
shares
Joseph Loder, of
Loder sold novels here on
prorata
posted by
with
an, premiums
when 98 sections
1 ¥
ior
had been paid
J at ten
each,
when
been
demanded just
to act in any
of persons living
the ninety-second
More
but
case
in
had collected, than
the
ex-
the
women ice,
mayor declined
cept
city
Tamaqua.~When state police inves
tigated the death
those
limits,
een killed by a fall on a farm
Reynolds, five miles south
they found three stab
man's left temple,
ed Mrs, Bertha Sarras, sister
dead man, who gave conflicting stories,
and held to awalt the coroner's
inquest Bertha Sarras, aged 13,
John Kidash, a boarder at the Sarras
farm. The trio were taken
Pottsville jail.
Hallam.—8ylvester
near
of tow,
wounds in
also
to
R.
foot while down a
#4 new ax.
Bethlehem. ~—Dressed to go calling,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rathgeber, 705, of Free.
mansburg, near here, was found dead
in a chair at her home,
Gettysburg. A $2200 nuto owned by
Charles Plank, of this place, was stol-
en from his garage,
Mount Carmel Zigmond
who left here a month ago for Poland,
after landing on the other side of
the Atlantic, was robbed of $1700 on a
tralo,
hewing tree with
Milton--This town rejected daylight
saving after trying it last year,
Sunbury.—The First Presbyterian
church here was given $1000 by the
Buty of George W. Hackett,
Horningsford.—Ground was broken
for the erection of a five-span steel
bridge across the Juniata river here,
Pittsburgh, —City and county offic.
| ers are Investigating the killing of
{ one man and the wounding of another
| on the main street of McKee Rocks, a
suburb. The victim, Joseph Colosi-
mo, was standing in front of a store
when he was approached by a man
who drew a pistol and killed him,
Another struck his companion,
Dominick According to the
authorities,
grew out of
shot
Tetesco,
they
the
believe
killing of Mrs. Cath.
enter.
woman
Two
shot
men
(he
several months ago.
ed their home and
and ner daughter.
Pittsburgh.—"“Shoot-to-kill" orders
were issued by Superintendent of Po-
lice Calhoun, equipping
of every police station ln the city
riot guns, an effort check
crime wave that has 1
gpreadin
throughout the district recently
following the
in to
heen
mething
something
intendent
must do to check
crime,” the
have
City
been
supe
station
Men
instructions
equipped
with the
every
¥ 1
Maye
new guns
to give
assigned B
handling and
ghooting
the
guns, It i8 up
They
ki."
Wilkes-Barre
$1000 ball
obey
must
\& under
tion of the federal
sale of narcotics.
dispensing morphine
was arrested
or Ken
missioner
Phoenixville
of Lewis Bregnolia, o
ry
. " 1 :
caused the death of
Joseph, In
twenty hou
}
nad caugl fire
'
it
2 Was
hed IE severeiy
and face
flames.
Pitt
pay
convicted
shurgh
for
pauper and
$400.58, cost
York Hav
ton Cole, ag , ended her life by
hanging
Altoona.
ton,
H
SCHOO
Las
here, automob
and sev
Uniontown
Henry HI,
nere, were stun
struck
Hazleton Motor clu
Weatherly, Bloomshur
of
1
neq
their home.
lie, Wilkes-Barre,
na towns
other cities ir
eastern part of the state are p
for improved highways
rneys will be at the
he gra
constables as to t
| roads. Agents
{| have a complete list of pikes that are
sald te require repair, and indictment
{ of municipalities will be asked
{ ever it ls proved that there
next
nd juries to question
ff +i
¢ condition of the
i
of the motor clubs
where
Las been
| neglect.
Pittsburgh.
|
Merah 3
{ Pittsburgh
Notices posted
Commercial Bank
ed that iis
hand by th
affairs had been taken
¢ state baoking departme;
would
and | for
not open business
The bank is a private
stated of
ties of $110,000,
# 1
f
institution, with
150.000 liahbill-
Persistent withdraw
assety and
v al . fs - “iy st *
ceposits, after circulation of
the solvency of the
+}
[&
affecting
We reason,
for
Al-
the demand
quariers
toons
Factories
by the cl
The first bullding,
structure with
floor
Lebanon, Pe
failure get employment
| ris Sattazah oh
| town, committed
His body
{| where
third
| week,
Ashland. Tripping
ganized
a two-tory fireproof
27.000
already
Des
feet f
square of
leased,
about his
here, Mor
space, has been
mnmdent
to
years
suicide
was found
WHS Aa
in
by
in bed
guest,
Lebanon
at a
His was
county
he
suicide
on the
fell down stairs
tured skull.
Selinsgrove,
and suffered a frac
Miss Beatrice
{of this place, a member of the
| class of Susquehanna University,
| be queen of the May day exercises,
Scottdale.~The of
cal Elks lodge the
eighth anniversary of Appamatto:
| in the lodge rooms,
Allentown.—Burdened with
members
celebrated
the lo
Charles H. Haag, 838, sexton of the
| day to commit suicide,
| Willlamsport.—The
| macy, meeting here,
tions to consider,
| pharmacists and 60 for assistants,
Reamstown.—Willlam H. Keller, of
this place, was badly 'njured when
| caught in a manure spreader,
{| Harrisburg.—Motor vehicle law ad-
| ministrators of the eastern states will
| meet here April 21 to discuss their
work for mutual benefit,
i
board
has 95
of phar.
Wrightsville, Mrs. Garfield aq.
Shultz, an aged woman here, fell down
both
stairs her
i at
| arms,
i
i
!
home, fracturing
Kishacoquillag~The Daughters of
the American Revolution here will
| place Betsy Ross flags on the graves
| of all veterans of the revolutionary
| war,
Youngsters wh to stay In the
Ean ifter ti
out
It
dd backstops
should
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ALDRICH TO COACH AT YALE
tution to Captain Baseball and
Gridiron Teams.
Aldrich, captain
fall
Malcolm
football team last
season's baseball
ant foothall
and one of this
will
fall,
nxsist-
This
nine, be
next
coach
Captain Aadrich,
in accordance with the custom inaugu-
rated a yenr ago when the football
captain returned in that capacity after
graduation, Aldrich is the only man
in Yale's athletic history to captain
both the baseball and gridiron teams.
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cinched, Fred Mitchell
Connie Mack
IROrs
Dean.
Is
fa
Diamond
Squibs
arley Hers
as baseball coach
Honus Wagne: ' [
years 807
in the National
msecutive
300 or better
George Gibson in 1000
games for
caught
Pittsburgh
140
His
that year
a » .
The St. Louis Browns have given
unconditional re
Louis youngsters,
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First the players strike out for the
ith and then they strike out for the
North. Entirely too much spring prac-
tice In striking out,
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forth the first sal
team In 1868 and in
went through the sea
defeat,
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Cinecinne
aried
the
club
The St. Louls club of the American
league has released Phil Todt, an out-
fielder, to the Columbus club of the
American association,
* . -
Joe Dugan seems to have recovered
from the effects of his and 1s
to show his quality
loston Red Sox,
- - »
Jake Daubert, first baseman of the
Hiness
real
with the
as ever, proving distinctly that
* - »
Willie Keeler,
in the
for eight consecutive
National league, made
reaching the high.
mark for that organization in
1807 with 243.
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Edwin Eayrs, former Boston Braves
and Brooklyn player, has joined the
Brown university baseball coaching
staff to ald Coach Snell in developing
his pitching staff,
- * .
Under the rules of 1882
could not take first on balls until
seven had been called. In 1885 the
number was cut to six and in 1880 to
four, There has been no change since,
- - .
Ernest Neltzke, pitcher and all
around player, who was with the Bos.
ton Red Sox last season, coming from
London of the Mint league, has been
released to the Pittsfield club of the
Eastern league for the season.
a batter
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PRAISE FOR HANEY
A critle traveling with the De.
troit Tigers pays these compl)
ments to Fred Haney, recruit
third sacker from Omaha:
“Haney has this about him:
When he fumbles a batted ball
he leaps after It, He recovers
with lightning rapidity end al
ways makes the throw. Few in.
fielders do that. When the av-
erage infielder fumbles he
it a tough break and slowly wad
after the ball, making
attempt to recover and
runner,”
calls
dles no
the
get
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RALPH SHINNERS IS
SURE TO MAKE GOOD
Milwaukee Youth Works His Way
to New York Giants.
Tried to Get Tryout With Brewers,
but Owners Couldn't See—Devel
oped Into Real Star With In.
dianapolis Team,
of 1020 a Mil
Foo 4 1 Wy
dy
Ralph Shinners.
a RA
napolls
improvement
ing
Hendricks then
{ a8 a regular. He
Playing
last series between the
Millers, Shinners wa
outstanding star He got hit,
i hit by pitchers and very nearly got on
{ the paths every time he came bat
He is a speed merchant, one of the
{ fastest that the A. A. has ever boast.
| ed He Is zix feet tall, 100
| pounds and is only twenty-one years
| old. Last in 164
games, was at bat 688 times, made 230
{ hits for a percentage of 347.
It's the old story of the athlete not
wing able to make good in his home
decid
mad
| Jump i
fall, in the
dians and
to
2 § er}
wer
season he played
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t
of All Kinds
i The navy expects to send a plebe
| crew to race Harvard and Princeton
yearlings on May 6 at Cambridge
- - »
Montreal's city council has recom
mended a boxing commission to gov
ern all professional bouts limited t«
15 rounds,
od - »
Jack McAuliffe is still scouring Eng
land for a good heavyweight prospect
to toss inte the ring with
Dempsey.
* » -
| sey will demand the same
O00,
. 0»
It is said that
land.
. = *
There are 50 head In the Murphy
stables at Poughkeepsie, and it is
pretty safe to say that five first-class
racing stables could be made up from
the lot.
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Edward Abercrombie, Bridgeport,
Conn., hag been elected captain of the
Springfield college swimming team,
Abercrombie is a Junior. He has been
a diver on the team for the past two |
years,
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