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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1921

Page

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Two Women Tourists Killed In Accident In New Jersey

Two prominent Louisville society women were killed when their limousine touring party on the Lincoln highway near Franklin Park and Ten Mile Run skidded on a curve and overturned. Miss Della E. Monay died instantly. Mrs. Edward Pierson died later at Middlesex hospital. Mr Pierson and Mr and Mrs W G Stigletts were only slightly injured. The party was returning from a tour of the New England states.

International News Service Newhrunswick N. J Louisville Franklin Park Ten Mile Run Della E. Monay Edward

Miss Boyles May Be Married In Paris News

Miss Charlotta Boyles daughter of David Boyles of Court and County Line streets is reportedly marrying and to be Madame Guy Trapenard The Chicago Herald notes she sent postcards from Paris dated July 17 claiming happiness and plans to go to Germany with Mon Trapenard the father of Guy Trapenard The message hints she will be leaving for Germany soon and to be married in Europe

Charlotta Boyles David Boyles Court and County Line Streets Guy Trapenard Gare St. Lazar Paris France Mise Boyles Madame Trapenard Germany Misa Boyles Sally Falls Sally Lave Charlotte New Castle Wilhelmina Seward A. L. Seward Croton Avenue Agusta Ahlquist Swedish Sanitarinum Wright Block George W. Muse M. J. Young Joseph H. Boyd Miss Ahlquist Hamilton J. Young Thomas W. Dickey Miss Abiquist

Auto Licenses Are Revoked

Harrisburg August 2. State Highway Commissioner Lewis B. Sadler revoked the automobile licenses of Raymond Manhart Ashland and Daniel Erdman Herndon for failing to appeal for hearings on charges of driving while intoxicated.

International News Service Harrisbung Raymond Manhart Ashland Daniel Erdman Herndon Lewis Sadler

Weather Rhyme Warns Of Cold And Wet Days

A playful weather verse notes the thermometer dipping to sixty four and rain soaking streets and hats. It imagines gloomy stores and empty foot traffic but ends with a pep talk to brighten mood and expect a brighter day as sun returns.

Pepita

Promotions in Troop A 104th Cavalry Changes in ranks announced

Captain John B Brettell of Troop A 104th Cavalry reports promotions effective upon adjutant general verification. First Sergeant Thomas F Brettell becomes first lieutenant and Duty Sergeant John Y P Brune rises to second lieutenant. A Lewis Conn advances to first sergeant. Sergeants Barton H Richards David M Bollard Thomas L Felasco named. Corporals Carl H B Klingen Smith William W Bechtel Kenneth A Catton Paul W Keeley promoted. First class privates Paul Bradley Donald E B Dennis John T Kirker John A Brun George H Patterson Very Hartzell Edward A Arrow Robert F Boughter Harold Patton Harold L Sampson. Contingent on adjutant general ratification. Advance detail to Mt Greina Aug 3. Details Public drill Aug 3 evening, regular drill Aug 4. formations depart Aug 5 5 p m.

John B. Brettell 104Th Cavalry Thomas F. Brettell John Y P. Brune Leutenant A. Lewis Conn Barton EH. Richards David M. Bollard Thomas L. Felasco Carl BH. Klingen Smith William W. Bechtel Kenneth A. Catton Paul W. Keeley Paul Bradley Donald Eb, Dennis John T.' Kirker John A. Brun George H. Patterson Very Hartzell Edward A. Arrow Robert F. Boughter Harold Patton Harold L. Sampson Adjutant General Harrisburg Dr. Gretna Brettell David M. Hollard Mt. Greina Bollard Firat Veryl Hartzell Donald BE. Dennis Cook Allessia Ciambotti Mt. Gratna Pennsylvania Railroad Neshannock Avenue

Famine And Plague Reports Exaggerated Says Moscow Wireless

A Moscow wireless dispatch to Berlin dated July 26 argues reports of plague and famine in Russia are largely exaggerated. It notes foreign press stories about the Volga Provinces misstate the distress and cites the volume of literature received from various tire companies suggesting market competition and numerous tire makes.

International News Service Berlin Moscow Russia Volga

Two Men Jailed After Michigan Wreck Injures Three

DETROIT August 2 Two men are jailed on suspicion of wrecking a 12 45 west bound Michigan Central all Pullman train at Inkster. The engine derailed after fish plates were removed. Three injured include Andrew A Barmatock Howard Daly and Robert Block. Engineers and crew escaped or were treated. eastbound No 20 avoided a larger disaster.

Daly West Mason St Jackson Mich Robert Block Martin Yasek Alexander Schultz Dearborn Forter Ind Chicago Pssengers

William Freeman Killed In Accident

William Freeman aged 33 of 42 Bluff Street was accidentally electrocuted at the Olean Light, Heat and Power Co. in Olean New York on Monday. He had left his home about two months ago. Survived by his wife and three children. Funeral details to be announced Wednesday.

Willam Freeman Bluff Street Olean Light, Heat and Power Company Olean N. Y Hia Abiquist Naw Castle Wright New Castia Hospital

Higher Ups Involved In Mail Thefts

Chicago and New York businessmen allegedly formed a vast thieves ring looting mails and banks for cash and securities. John Worthington and Owen Evans, arrested as the ring’s leader and assistant, face a blanket indictment by the grand jury with 26 named conspirators. Worthington allegedly ran Central Security, posing as the seller of state securities.

International News Chicago New York United States John W. Worthington Owen E. Evans Worthington Filmas Clubsong Evang Waukegan

Quick Trigger Detective Marked Man in West Virginia Feud

Williamston West Virginia August 2. H Lively an operative of the Baldwin Felts detective agency is a marked man. Sid Hatfield is gone but his supporters and former feudists remain hostile. Authorities warn that Hatfield’s death was another feud incident and vow retaliation. The Felts camp is unpopular and hatred runs high amid ongoing tensions between union miners and the Baldwin Felts agency.

International News Service Williamston W. Va H. Lively Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency Sid Hatfield Hatfield Hertyween Union Baldwin Fetty Agency Felts

Eight Die in Italian Earthquake Shocks Hit Leghorn

Milan Aug 2 Violent quake shocks were felt at Leghorn and nearby causing extensive damage. Eight bodies were recovered after the post office building collapse at Barf and fears remained for others under debris. Much of the population fled to open fields as damage mounted. Among the victims was a Greek multi millionaire.

Milan Leghorn Bart

Marriage Licenses Abram Shallenberger and Laughlin in New Castle

Marriage licenses issued in New Castle include Abram Shallenberger and Jemima A Laughlin, James C McNair and Nelle Price Weassens, all filed in the county records.

Abram Shallenberger New Castle Jemima A. Laughlin James C. McNair Nelle Price Weassens

Ex-German U-Boat May Be Restaurant

Copenhagen reports the former U-20, which sank the Lusitania, may be converted into a seafood restaurant. It lies on the west coast of Jutland after running ashore years ago. The social Demokraten notes proposals gain wider consideration and sponsors claim it could be a profitable venture due to the historical significance of the U-boat.

International News Service Copenhagen Juthind The Social Demokraten Propos

Hand Car Jump Injures Worker on Pennsylvania Line

James Franchello was injured yesterday afternoon when a hand car on the main track near Mahoningtown, Pennsylvania jumped the track. He sustained a badly injured back and was transported to Shewange Valley hospital.

James Franchello Pennnsylvania Mahoningtown Shevange Valley Hospital

Caruso Dies After Battle With Peritonitis in Naples

The famous tenor Enrico Caruso died in Naples from acute peritonitis after a long illness and failed operation. Four specialists treated him as his wife Mrs. Caruso and his brother stayed at his bedside. He had hoped for a return to the Metropolitan Opera in New York next season. Condolences poured in from friends in New York and around the world.

Naples Enrico Caruso Caruso Uuyeliug Sorrento Binger Cariso New York Metropolitan Opera Company Italy Cablegrama

Partition of Upper Silesia Delays Deadlock Report

FARIS Aug 2 Allied experts are deadlocked over how to partition Upper Silesia and award regions between Poland and Germany under last winter's plebiscite. France proposes Poland receive most of Upper Silesia including coal mines and large towns, while Britain objects to Poland gaining all upper territory except parts of Rhainbaix and Pless.

FARIS Pha Upper Silesia Poland Germany Silesia Fritigh Racelvyo Upper Silesian Rhbaix Pless

Death Notice for W Van Kirk and Mary Neiz in Hamilton

Fragmentary obituary notice lists W Van Kirk Elizabeth and William Good Strayer. Mentions Hamilton apartments and Mary Neiz with a three year reference. Addresses include HO Bhat Street and Kmuygllbh Avenue.

Willian Good Strayer Hamilton Mary Neiz HO Bhat Einglish Kmuygllbh Avenus

Tramp Foils Ford Furnace Blow Up Plot

A frightened tramp's tip thwarted an alleged plan to dynamite Ford's River Rouge blast furnaces. Seven dynamite sticks, weighing 15 pounds, were abandoned nearby as three men planned entry. The tramp alerted police, who chased the plotters toward Springwalls station, but the dynamiters vanished with the charges hidden behind a structure.

International News Service Detroit Ford River Rouge Springwalls

Residents seek Wilder sewer connection permit

Wilder avenue residents appeared before council requesting access to the sanitary sewer. They were told the issue now rests with the state department for a permit.

Wilder Avenue State Department

Six wounded in Pouderville gum fight over dry law case

Six men were wounded in a gum fight at Pouderville OF following an argument over the conviction of a supposed dry law violator. The report notes rising tension and chaotic scene as police and bystanders attempted to restore order.

Pouderville

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Michigan Miss Boyles Arthur Mometer Acar William Freeman Olean, N. Y Owen Evans Imaila Itla Central Security Company Etaten Securities Lively Detective Detective Lively Chambers Ahlquist Young LesiGania Atlantic Plottera Wilder M. W. Newfield Pittsburgh Joanetod Voffivors Washington, Pa Je. Gephart Altoona Youngatown George Rose Sewickley Ena Piremen Converess
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