Public to Have Instruction On Foreign Affairs
Nationwide campaign to instruct the American people in the foreign affairs of the United States will be undertaken this summer by top officials. Opening lesson to be given by Borah with President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg to also deliver addresses as part of the series.
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Borah
President Coolidge
Secretary of State
Kellogg
William K. Hutchinson
International Ways Gorvies
Cotrampondon
Washington
United States
Borah To Lead Talks On World Court And Policy
Senator William E Borah will lecture in Hartford and Chicago this summer as part of a voters education campaign on American foreign policy. The program includes talks by Coolidge Kellogg and Foreign Relations committee members on the world court armament talks debt collection and Geneva protocols.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
Kellogg
America
United States
Recd
Wilson
Woodrow Wison
League of Nations
Claude A Swanson
Virginia
William J. ‘King
Utah
League
Hiram Johnson
California
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
World Court
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Almost Touched Bottom by Mayr Remedy Claim
A testimonial describes four years of declining health with stomach catarrh and bloating, leading to quitting work. The speaker credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief, claiming it removes intestinal mucus and inflammation. The ad promises a money back guarantee and lists McKeage's Drug Store and others as distributors.
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Mayr
McKeae
Kut
Senators Launch Summer Speech Tour Across States
Borah plans at least fifty addresses this summer to discuss foreign affairs. Senators King and Willis have already spoken, with others to follow until the Senate reconvenes next fall. The school’s impact may appear when the Senate weighs American adherence to the world court.
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Borah
King
Willis
Senate
Two Are Killed By Falling Bars At Sharon Plant
Sharon Pa April 1 Two men died after tons of sheet bars toppled in the Mercer works stock house of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company Foreman Warrell William EB Finnimore of New Castle Avenue and William Lang of Bethel were crushed pinned against a wall for hours before rescuers could reach them Coroner William McGrath will conduct an investigation at Reinsel mortuary
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Sharon
Mercer Works
American Sheet and Tio Plate Company
Warrell
William EB. Finnimore
New Castile Avenue
Bar Department
William Lang
Bethel
Reinsel Mortuary
William McGrath
Trustee To Sell Oil Co Holdings
WN Hovis trustee in bankruptcy of New Wilmington Oil and Gas Company offers all shares and assets for sale at the county courthouse on April 1 in Washington township and in West Virginia.
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WN. Hovis
New Wilmington Oil and Gas Company
Washington Township
This County
West Virginia
Court House
Neshannock Township School Board to Elect Teachers
The school board will hold a meeting Friday evening, April 3, at Elmwood school to elect teachers for the coming year and conduct routine business. The session will start at the usual p.m. time.
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Neshannock Township
Elmwood
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Florence Parshall
The family of Mrs. Florence Craven Parshall thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and help during her illness and death. They acknowledge flowers and car rides. Signed by Br. G. Parshall and family. Local note: Copper slag crushed for road construction and cement manufacture at a new plant in New South Wales.
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Florence Craven Parshall
BR. G. Parshall
New South Wales
Miss Leona Schneider Voices Faith in Favorite Prescription
In a testimonial from Erle Pa, Miss Leona Schneider of 446 W 4th St, Arkholder Studio Young Women endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nerving aid for developing women. She claims it regulates the system, improves health and strength, and urges others to try the liquid or tablets, with a 10 cent trial offer and free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's in Buffalo, New York.
Owen Fox Speaks to Epworth M E Scouts
Scout commissioner Gwen P Fox spoke at Epworth M E Boy Scout Troop 10 meeting at Aiken school about the Black Foot Indian. Demonstrations on fire by friction highlighted the event as Raney announced troop members may be selected for the Inter-State meet in Creenville in May. Twenty four scouts attended along with twenty visitors three patrol leaders three assistants, scoutmaster Guy Raney and assistant Joe Strimater. A big surprise is planned for the next meeting with a large turnout urged.
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Gwen P. Fox
Epworth M. E
Aiken School
Raney
Creenville
Guy Raney
Joe Strimater
Dr Stenberg To Speak At Tabernacle
Special Missionary Services will be held at the Pentecostal Tabernacle South Street this evening at 7 30 oclock Rev L C Steinberg a returned missionary will give an account of work in Northern China including impressions during twelve years of service Mr Steinberg his wife and four children expect to return to China in summer or fall to resume missionary efforts
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Pentecostal Tabernacle
South Street
L. C. Steinberg
China
Steinberg
Lent Knocks Bottom Out Of Meat Business
A New Castle meat trade downturn worsens in the weeks before Holy Week. Wholesalers report the worst period in years with Lent having little effect and dealers preparing for an exceptionally bad month. A. V. Kamp of a major wholesale house notes this is the most consistently worse stretch in his experience.
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New Castle
A. V. Kamp
Have Fine Debate At Senior Chapel
A debate by Adelphic Literary Society mentors was held in the Senior High side chapel this morning. The resolution argued that coeducational schooling is most advantageous to college students and the negative side won. Participants included Leroy Donaldson Frances Sowersby for the affirmative and Arthur Brown Edwin Thompson for the negative with Miss Frances Maxell Joseph B Hoone and Keller uolar as judges.
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Adelphic Literary Society
Side Chapel
Leroy Donaldson
Frances Sowersby
Arthur Brown
Edwin Thompson
Francea Maxwell
Joseph B. Hoone
Keller
Uolar
Shenango Valley Hospital Admission and Discharge Notes
Admission notes list Mrs Mary Hunt 3B D 3 Mrs Nancy McCleary 112 Grant Street Jean Hillard 941 Maryland Avenue Rocco Oppedi ano Hulsville Gaylord Harman Enon Valley Clarence Cunningham R D 7 Discharges include Katherine McDonald 208 East Grant Street Clarence Hoover Winter Avenue Mrs Anna Pyle and baby 1106 Crotan Avenue year unknown.
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Mary Hunt
Nancy McCleary
Grant Street
Jean Hillard
Maryland Avenue
Rocco Oppediano
Hulsville
Gaylord Harman
Enon Valley
Clarence Cunningham
R. D
Katherine McDonald
East
Clarence Hoover
Winter Avenue
Anna Pyle
Baby
Crotan ‘Avenue
Auto Driver To Have Hearing On Serious Charge
Kreole Nocera charged by Stula Highway Policeman with operating motor vehicle while intoxicated. Preliminary hearing before Alderman Mantz on Thursday. Bail set at $500.
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Kreole Nocera
Stula
Shuler
I. OG
Automobile collision on Atlantic Avenue outside city limits
A driver, intoxicated, lost control and crashed into another car on Atlantic avenue just outside city limits. Police investigated the incident and provided details on injuries and vehicle conditions.
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Atlantic Avenue
Frank Kennedy and Walter McGee Property Notices
Frank Kennedy of Temple Avenue is associated with a dwelling. Walter McGee on Lorraine Avenue is linked to a forage claim. Walter Kocely at 1610 Hanne Street relates to a fence. Casual listing of names and addresses appears in an abbreviated notice.
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Frank Kennedy
Temple Avenue
Walter McGee
Lorraine Avenue
Walter Kocely
Hanne
Banking Classes In Session Thursday
Educational Classes of the New Castle Chapter American Institute of Banking will be a session Thursday evening at the Senior high school at 7:30 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. The Spaite Shirt company by Attorney E M Underwood have filed.
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New Castle
American Institute of Banking
Al 1
Suit Filed Over 432 Dollar Balance Owed
A suit names Joseph Demasa with a claim that a balance of 432.35 dollars is due for merchandise.
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Joseph Demasa
New Terminal TPO Buses Shift to Pablo Square Stop
The TPO began using Pablo Square as the new terminal point for buses operating between the central business district and the Seventh Ward. Buses previously used South Mercer Street as a terminal last night to ease traffic conditions on Washington and Mercer streets.
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TPO Auto
Central Business District
Seventh Ward
Pablo Square
South Mercer Street
Washington and
Mercer Streets
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David H. Long
Trustee To Sell Oil Co. Holdings
Owen Fox
Black Foot Indian
Dr. Stenberg
Tabernacle
North
Lent
Shenango Valley Hospital
W. J. ‘Offutt Co
NEW Castile, Butler and Jeannette
W. J. Offutt Co
Amoskeas Security House
Butler & Annette
NEW Castle, Butler & Jeannette
Balanch
Spaite Shirt Company
E. M. Underwood
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