France to settle debt on equal footing with Italy
French ambassador Emile Daexchnery told Secretary Kellogg that France will pursue adjustment of its 4 billion dollar US debt. Paris plans to send experts to Washington this summer to discuss terms, aiming for a funding plan similar to Italy’s. The American debt commission calls it a forward step.
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H. K. Reynolds
Blair
Washington
Emile Daexchnery
Kellogg
United States
France
Italy
American Debt Commission
Detective Faces Homicide Charge
New York Julyce Ian Witzmaurice a Pinkerton detective shot and killed Lewis Wood 37 in the bedroom of his sister Miss Clara Fitzmaurice in Brooklyn early today. The detective and his sister were questioned and a charge of homicide was placed. Wood allegedly forced entry. Fitzmaurice awakened by glass breaking and claimed Wood rushed her. Her brother fired twice and Wood died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Seas Service
New York
Ian Witzmaurice
Pinkerton
Lewis Wood
Clara Fitzmaurice
Brooklyn
Fitzmaurce
Miss Fitzmaurice
Wood
William
Beagles and German Spitz in a windy dog scene
A colorful description catalogs setters, pointers, beagles and spaniels with coats of many kinds. Dogs from bulldogs to terriers yelp and bark, jumping around as the speaker muses about the season and welcomes a hopeful rainbow ending at seventy four.
Boys And Dogs Parade Friday At 10 O Clock
Lawrence County hosts Our Dog Parade to celebrate the centennial with a brass band leading and prizes awarded. Marshal Ralph Bolsinger invites every youngster and dog to participate as the parade forms at 10 oclock Friday from the Legion Home on North Jefferson Street, marching down Jefferson to Washington then to Neshannock and on to the Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bolsinger
Lawrence County
Big Jones
Scopes Trial Set to Open in Dayton on July 10
Winchester Tenn July 2 The Scopes trial will open in Dayton on July 10 Circuit Judge John T Raulston said he would preside and would not transfer the case He noted it is one of the most important legal cases in US history and plans to attend with his wife and two daughters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Winchester
Tenn
Dayton
John T. Raulston
Raulston
United States
Judicial
Centennial Friday Events Crown New Castle Celebration
The New Castle Centennial schedule for Friday July 3 lists a Cur Dog Parade from the Legion Home at 10:30 AM, a 12 PM Elks band concert on Assembly platform, daylight fireworks opposite the Pennsylvania Railroad station, 1:30–2 PM, and multiple band performances by Cervone and Ellis. Free acts, high dives by Captain Jack Payne, pag eant at Franklin Junior High, and late events including a Dog show and railroad equipment exhibits are planned across several locations including the Free Public Library and Falls and South Mill streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Legion Home
Elks
Glass House
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cervone
Joe Jacobson
Jack Payne
Ellis
Franklin Junior High School
Neshannock
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Falls Street
South Mill Street
Over 200 Dogs On Exhibition At First Show
The New Castle Centennial opens with 255 dogs of all breeds in the Gardens on Neshannock avenue. Judging to start this afternoon, Canton man in charge, as barks and yelps fill the scene and the show pairs with Centennial success. Continued on page sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
New Castle
Neshannock Avenue
Night air mail service proves to be successful
Night air mail from Chicago to New York and Chicago completes its first runs with three planes arriving at Hadley Field New Jersey. Dawes sends flowers for Colonel Coolidge, 150 pounds of mail in thirteen pouches. Crowds of 10000 witness the spectacle as officials praise the new service linking America’s two largest cities.
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Finternational
New York
New York-Chicago
Chicago
Hadley Field
N. J
Dawenr
John Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Hadley
Paul Collins
James Ames
New
America
West
Automobile Horne
Nying Field
Oe Fogo
Sixtawiy
Ruth Medard
Morton Street
Marjorie Watkins
Beckford Atree
Alene Wilkinson Stone
Coolidge Faces Two Problems on Vacation
President Coolidge faces two problems during his Mass vacation. A possible general coal strike looms as John L. Lewis accuses industrial leaders of conspiring to violate wage agreements, risking a major industrial crisis. The revival of the Ku Klux Klan and questions of religious liberty add another imminent concern for the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Derno
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
the Treasury
Mellon
Jacksonville
Coolidge
White House
Floods Devastate Southeast Poland Displacing Thousands
International News Service reports floods across southeastern Poland have left more than 150000 homeless. Thousands of homes are ruined or damaged, crops destroyed, and railway bridges and factories damaged. Relief funds are organized to aid the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Ulletdic International News Service
London
Poland
Warsaw
Dispatch
China Faces Great Powers Over China’s Destiny
China’s future hangs as major powers debate a conference to resolve investor extraterritorial rights. American minister MacMurrray’s arrival in Peking may spark formal launching of talks. Britain Italy France and Japan could influence invitation outcomes. Admin officials view extraterritoriality as a major obstacle to China’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred I
Walker International News Service
Washington
China
Bosal
State Department
Awatt
Peking
Joan van A. MacMurray
Great Britain
Italy
France
Japan
Wat
Hele
Centenial Defense Day Parade Formation Announced
After weeks of prep the Centen nial Defense Day parade in New Castle is set as the largest and most colorful. Eleven bands nearly 100 floats and thousands of ex service men civic groups and industries will march in six divisions. Parade steps off at 9 80 with review lasting hours and organizers urge additional participants to call 4427 by 10 o'clock. Ex service men urged to join in uniform or civilian clothes.
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City
New Castle
Wfirsc
Ife
Marehel Davis
Ito
Quiet Prevailing In Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara California July 2 with more than 1300 United States Marines on guard a quiet prevailed in the city today. A trembler the first in the past 24 hours was felt shortly before 10 oclock last night. No damage was done. An extremely light and separate shock followed the earlier one. Lees eee
Marriage Licenses List From Malon Batie to Mildred Stickle
Marriage licenses listed show entries including Malon Batie New Middleton C Anietta Neatetick N Middleton, Mike Jablonowsky Goldie Reed, Walter B Wigley, Mildred Stickle Mahoningtown. The fragment confirms couples and localities but lacks complete details.
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Malon Batie
New Middleton, C
Anietta Neatetick
N. Middleton
Mike Jablonowsky
Goldie Reed
Walter B. Wigley
Mildred
Stickle Mahoningtown
United States Mail Flooded With Advice
Dayton Tenn July 2 A host of Americans using Uncle Sam's mail shield John T Scopes on trial next week for alleged violation of Tennessee anti evolution law. Scientists educators professors and even ministers write letters of encouragement to the defense and some offer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Butchinson
Mews Service
Starf
Dayton, Tenn
Uncle Sam
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Comnel
Soma
Ca Praga
Pioneer Float Highlights Washington March Through Frontier
A historical float at last night's parade depicted George Washington's 1758 route through the Jersey wilderness en route to Fort Duquesne. Based on Rev P C G Pearson's research, the display featured Washington by William B Howe Gist by George Gregor and Indians by George Achtel with background notes on Dinwiddie’s message to the French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
St. Andrews
Washington
Whien
Franck Creal
Dinwiddin
Virginia
Himgalt
Christopher Gist
George Wavehington
Willam
Howe
Christophera Gist
George Gregor
George Aechtel
Rev Jordan Urges Respect For Law In City Meeting
Rev Charles G. Jordan delivered the night address at Naw Castle’s largest Gardner religious gathering, speaking to an audience on three platform sides after a parade. The service, held near North Jefferson and Gran streets, followed Crooks’ parade remarks as the event aimed to conserve time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naw Castle
Charles G. Jordan
Jefferson and
Gran Streets
BE. A. Crooks. Paetae
Largest Church and Sunday School Parade Ever In City History
Thousands from city churches joined a Centennial Week parade on July 1, believed to number around 10 000 to 12 000. The procession lasted about an hour and ten minutes, moving from start near 7 00 p m with Mayor Dunlap Marshal Campbell and a B P O E band leading. The march included First M E United Presbyterians Presbyterians Baptists Episcopalians Lutherans and city missions with floats and car participants.
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Perade
New Castle
Washington Street
Ralph M. Campbell
William H. Dunlap
William J. Moffatt
Walter 3
Rexnolds
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
M. E
United Presbyterians
Presbyterians
Baptists
Episcopalians
Snapshots From A Local Church Parade Route
A lively parade recap highlighting Epworth Epworth Church Liteln Jim float and Pure linen hats. Trinity Episcopal featured George Washington portrayal with playful remarks. Youth and nine month old participants drew crowd attention amid seasonal greens and music from various church groups.
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Wm. Fitzmaurice
Sister
Arthur Mometer
Scopes
John T., Raulston
Dawes
Colonel Coolidge
Stormy Hoon
Ivor Davis
Santa Barbara
Coast City
Vienna
Lianne Haid
William Jennings Bryan
Pioneer
Jordan
Johns
Tha Liteln Jim
Epworth Church
Epworth
Trinity Episcopal
George Washington
Emmanuel Bapist Church
U.P
The
Hungarian Baptist Church
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