St Marys Commencement Showcases Unique School Entertainment
St Marys graduates received diplomas from Bishop Regis Canevin as Rev Francis Shea urged ongoing personal development. An evening of varied acts delighted a packed opera house including a calisthenic junior drill, Miss Grime and companions pantomime, Plantation Lullaby by young girls, Young Americans drill, Clang of the Forge by seniors, and a Greek Maiden Dance ending the program before continuation on page six.
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St. Mary’s
Regis Canevin
Pittsburg
Francis F
Shea
St. Mary's
Paripants
Thestra
M. Grime
A. McGurk
M. Sweeney
J. Hagan
Lttle
Bishop Canevin III Addresses St Mary's Graduates on Education and Faith
The Right Reverend Regis Canevin, bishop of Pittsburgh, spoke to St Mary's School graduates and hundreds of attendees in New Castle. He urged that education shapes the soul, asserts education and religion are inseparable, and criticized secular drift in schools while stressing Catholic instruction and moral formation.
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Canevin III
ST. Mary's School
Regis Canevin
Pittsburg
Nates
Opera House
New Castle
God
Christ
New York
Bathing suits that shock St Anthony debut in Broadway windows
New sheath bathing suits shown in Broadway stores draw praise from onlookers while raising fears that Anthony Comstock would faint at their daring. The outfits feature black silk with violet spots mulberry with cherry trimmings and plaid silk with intricate undertone work.
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United Press
New York
Solomon
Broadway
Anthony Comstock
Apostle of Purity
Anthony
Disorderly house raid on ter street reported
An alleged disorderly house on a ter street was raided late Tuesday by Lieutenant Deskin and officers Weddell and Augustine. The proprietress, one inmate and three others were taken to the lockup to await a hearing.
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Jessie McCune
Deskin
Cers Weddell
Augustine
Firecrackers Disrupt Camp Meeting in Youngstown
A preacher at a Youngstown camp meeting warned of wrath when a crowd was disrupted by a cascade of large firecrackers. A person nearby thought the blast caused fainting and alarm among attendees.
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Youngstown
Penis
Church Clubs Duel Ends In disputed baseball win
The Second United Presbyterian beat the Third United Presbyterian 5 to 4 in a heated game. Dispute centers on a Brandon hit and an umpire call of fair ball with Brandon not running. Batteries were Francis and Logan for the Second and Brandon and Murray for the Third.
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Second
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Club
Third
Roy Brandon
Brandon
Francis
Logan
Murray
Bad man Frank Masto posted bail in assault case
Frank Masto paid $1,000 bail before Alderman Crabill to face charges of aggravated assault and battery brought by Mrs. Anna Boren. At a preliminary hearing he was described as a violent figure from his old country, allegedly stabbing a man there before fleeing here. His wife Barbara was arrested but deemed less culpable.
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Frank Masto
Crabill
Anna Boren
Frank
Barbara
Fighters Break Even Before Green
Dominick Scavello paid his share of the costs in a case charging surety of the peace and assault and battery brought by Vito Barritine before Alderman Green. Both men of Hillsville were found equally guilty and the costs were divided at the hearing last night.
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Dominick Scavello
Vito Barritine
Green
Hillsville
Vito
Suit Brought to Collect Mortgages Against Cement Company
Thomas Day by attorney James W. Rhodes files a suit against Wampum Cement and Lime Co to collect a $1500 mortgage balance claimed due. Mortgage said to have been made in April 1900 with only half paid.
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Thomas Day
James W. Rhodes
Wampum Cement and Lime Company
Sen
Oil and gas tests to cover Neshanock Township leases
Neshanock township is to be thoroughly tested for oil and gas. A dozen leases by George McCullough for Manufacturers Light and Heat Company were recorded at the courthouse. Leased landowners include Ed Cook, two farms, Thomas Chapin, F B Chapin, George W. McGary, H W Bay, Charles A. Moore, Henry McCreary, S C McCreary, N W Maitland, Andy Kahrer, and John Coulter.
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Neshanock Township
George McCullough
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Court House
Ed Cook
Thomas Chapin
F. B. Chapin
George W. McGary
H. W. Bay
Charles A. Moore
Henry McCreary
S. C. McCreary
N. W. Maitland
Andy Kahrer
John Coulter
Viaduct Wrecked by Explosions in Buffalo
Two dynamite blasts damaged the Lehigh Valley railroad viaduct in Buffalo New York with an approaching train halted by a signal. People woke as the blasts shook the area about 20 seconds apart. One man was arrested. authorities suspect disgruntled workers.
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United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Greeks Protest to Roosevelt Over Turkish Decorations
The Greek society of New York sent a telegram to President Roosevelt urging Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter Mrs. Longworth to refuse Turkish decorations. The Atlantis newspaper in New York backs the anti Turkish petition in the protest.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Greek Society of
Mayor McClellan Summoned to New Jersey Court
New York July 1 Mayor Mc Clellan must appear in a New Jersey court on July 18 to face a charge of exceeding the speed limit. He allegedly drove with a party of friends through New Brunswick faster than 20 miles an hour, a summons having issued for his appearance.
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United Press
New York
McClellan
New Jersey
Party For Friends
New Brunswick
Suspense of Names of Gai didates
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a suspense of names of candidates with duplicated garbled text and unclear context leaving the exact names and positions unreadable. No clear event date or location is discernible from the preserved phrases.
Friends of the Candidates Rally for Start in Big Contest
Nominations pour in from city and countryside as supporters eager to back their chosen contestants. The event promises an educational trip with lakes views Niagara Falls and other sights highlighted, with 12 young ladies set to compete. Friday will publish initial names and ballots in The News.
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Ellwood City
New Wilmington
Eastbrook
New Castle
Niagara
Lawrence
Canada
Ane
Kidnappers Use Girl as Shield in Hour-Long Rifle Battle
Emma May Domengine, 16, was kidnapped in Colinga California, bound to a tree during a gunfight as bandits Rogers and Leveall demanded 5000 dollars. Rogers was captured after a posse closed in. the girl released. Leveall remains at large as pursers hunt him.
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United Press
Coalinga
Cal
Emma May Domengine
Clark Rogers
Tony Leyeall
Com
Rogers
Liue
Henry Domengine
Leveall
Rev Patterson Visits City To Boost Mission Work
Rev A M Patterson former Second Baptist pastor of New Castle who left for Pittsburg to lead a colored evangelistic effort returned to New Castle to raise funds for expanded work on Wylie avenue. He notes Pittsburgh’s colored community has been underserved and seeks support from local Christians. Patterson previously preached in Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia.
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A. M. Patterson
Second Baptist Church
Pittsburg
Wylie Avenue
New Castle
Rev. Patterson
Patterson
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Supervisors Ordered to Repair Roads by Court
Deputy sheriffs served citations on road supervisors named by constables for neglecting road maintenance. They must show cause at a court session why they did not properly oversee roads. A dozen or more supervisors across the county are accused of dilatory duties.
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Frank Waddington
Willam F. Douds
Man to live in cellar to fund charity endowment
Victor Schmidt, a known musician and German university graduate, is living in a cellar in Omaha at $75 a year to save $10,000 for endowing a charity institution. He has already accumulated about $8,000 and will remain in place until the target is reached.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Victor Schmidt
Schmidt
City considers milk dealer registration to improve quality
State Chemist Evans finished testing sixty two milk samples, finding no preservatives or adulteration. health officer McCandless seeks an ordinance registering all milk dealers, inspecting cows, stables, farms and wagons, with fines up to fifty dollars for violations. The proposal, backed by several councilmen, aims to ensure milk meets quality standards.
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Will McCandless
R. A. Wallace
McCandless
Health Department
Evans
Eleven Days of Racing at Saratoga This Year
Saratoga New York July 1 1922 only 11 days of racing instead of 22 due to reduced purses. Large prizes cut from 10000 to 1500 for the Saratoga race bonus amid protests from local citizens who warn abandonment would ruin them.
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United Press
New York
Saratoga
Racing Board
Republic Steel Mills Down Nationwide After Wage Scale Expiry
Youngstown July 1 All Republic Iron and Steel mills nationwide shut down at midnight as the old union wage scale expired. Republic seeks a 15 percent wage cut while Amalgamated argues the current pay rate should continue. A conference is set for July 7 in Detroit to resolve the dispute.
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Youngstown
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Republic
Amalgamated
Orgard
Detroit
Roosevelt to Buy Ground for New York Residence
President Roosevelt is reportedly negotiating with Union Theological Seminary trustees to purchase the ground of the college buildings to erect a showplace residence in New York. The plans indicate a landmark home for the president on prominent New York real estate.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Union Theological Seminary
Arrest of James Petricio on assault charge
James Petricio was arrested at 12 50 this morning by Officer Weddell on an assault and battery charge. He allegedly struck a fellow employee at the car barns with an iron bar during a quarrel. He was fined $10 at a hearing before Mayor Lusk.
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James Petricio
Weddell
Petriccio
Lusk
George Daniels Dies In Lake Placid
George H. Daniels longtime New York Central agent and passenger agent at Lake Placid, N Y, died here. The obituary notes his long service and ties to the railroad community.
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George Daniels
Lake Placid
N. Y
New York Central
Newell Avenue Residents Propose Damages Over Canal Zone Grade
About 30 residents from Newell avenue in the Seventh ward gathered in the city hall chamber to object to a grade cut in the canal zone and seek damages from eight to ten dollars per front foot. They brought legal aides to explain rights while City Solicitor James A. Gardner outlined the hearing data. Claims averaged seven dollars per foot with a few at three dollars. Viewers adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening for fuller details on the city's position.
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Newell Avenue
Seventh Ward
Cherry
Orchard Streets
Common Council
James A. Gardner
Canal Zone
Shah's Troops Battle in Tabriz Massacre Fears
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports more than 200 killed as Shah's troops besiege Tabriz Persia, a city of 175 000, where revolutionists defend the city in a fierce last night siege and a bloody massacre is feared to have begun.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Tabriz
Persia
Seige
Greek Club Sold Booze Sold Liquor by Moravia Street
Valentine Jacobs had seven foreign ers arrested on charges of selling liquor without a license. They are said to be members of the Roman Graeco Sokal club on Moravia street and are accused of selling booze to all who applied. Hearing set later this week.
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Valentine Jacobs
Crabill
Nat Williams
Roman- Graeco Sokal
Moravia Street
Special Lecture at Epworth M E Church
Rev. W B Derrick presiding bishop of the Third Episcopal district will deliver a lecture Friday evening at Epworth M E church on Pearson street. The subject is Under Two Flags. He recently returned from a trip to South Africa with information on the condition of the colored race there.
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W. B. Derrick
Flushing
N. Y
Third Episcopal District
M. E. Church
Epworth M. E. Church
Pearson Street
Derrick
South Africa
No Hope Now for Bishop Potter In Cooperstown
Cooperstown New York July 1 With the coming of today and no improvement manifest in his condition all hope was given up for Bishop Potter. He had a restless night and relatives today were notified that the end might come at any time.
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United Press
Cooperstown
N. Y
Bishop Potter
Diphtheria Claims Life of Angela Gagalirdi
Angela Gagalirdi aged 30 of 20 North Cedar Street died at 3 o clock Wednesday morning from diphtheria after a short illness. She was the wife of Pasquella Gagalirdi. Funeral is not permissible due to the disease, with burial at St Vitus Cemetery set for Thursday at 9 o clock.
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Angela Gagalirdi
North
Cedar Street
Pasquella Gagalirdi
St. Vitus
Serge Case Before Board of Pardons
Attorney S P Emery and District Attorney Charles H Young went to Harrisburg to argue on Rosaria Serge s petition for commutation to life imprisonment The pardon board is expected to rule this week.
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Serge Case
Board OF Pardons
S. P. Emery
Atorney
Charles H. Young
Harrisburg
Rosaria Serge
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Jenter ST. Resort
Neshannock
Teddy
M’clellan
Republic Steel Mills
New Castle News
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Epworth
M. E. CH
Potter
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