Twenty Witnesses In Ohio Mine Case Hearings Continue
Twenty more witnesses were scheduled for examination before Judge A P Miller in the Pittsburgh Coal Company vs Lee Hall and Ohio United Mine Workers officials case. Testimony described threats to dynamite the judge and court house, with details of past bombings and arson. The outcome could affect the reopening of mines under the 1917 wage scale. the temporary restraining order remains in force as hearings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meroy
Ohiny
Common Pleas
A. PM
Pittsburgh Can! Company
Lee Hall
Om Dent
Ohio Organization
T United Mine Workers of America
Miller
Frank M. Walmes
Court House
Holmes
Raymond Neuisling
Miler
Dogs Parade Friday Morning With Judges On Site
Friday morning at 10 o'clock a parade of boys and dogs will be judged. Leor Davis and J. J. Tempsey resume duties as judges. Davis is a personal friend of every dog on the South Side, while Trempsey has years of experience with dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leor Davis
J. J. Tempsey
Mr. Davis
South Side
Mr. Trempsey
Dog Parade Prizes Promised for Varied Canine Feats
Local event invites dogs to the Loginn Mame for a parade with prizes for longest tail shortest tail best dressed dog and other quirky categories. Entry requires parade participation and arrival at 9 30 Friday morning with movement at ten. A lively community celebration is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Ovieck
Letters flood Scopes trial as mail condemns Bryan and Darrow
Readers across the country flood Dayton with advice and protests in support of or against the trial. Evolutionists insult Bryan while fundamentalists attack Darrow in letters to Scopes. The volume forces the teacher to take a vacation in Kentucky as Dayton remains composed and confident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Dayton
Scopes
Clarence Darrow
William Jéumoys Bryan
Bryan
Darrow
Philadelphian
A. Philadelphian
Kentucky
Tate
Coolidge Faces Stormy Horizon in Two Problems
The parade through town featured Elk's Band in purple uniforms and Christian Church children in daisies. President Coolidge faced two unsettled issues as he studied the situation closely with limited direct action, while civic groups highlighted charitable work and missionary efforts in China during the parade along the church route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Federation Aids New Castle Centennial Celebration
The Federation of Women's Clubs backs the New Castle Centennial with a Finance booth the Tea Room and an art exhibit. Episode three covers early city life while episode nine highlights local arts, railways and industry. Coordinators include Mrs. Greer Mrs. Mayberry Mrs. Matheny and Mrs. Jefferies Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Federation of Women's Club
Charles H. Greer
Federation
Te Council
Federation Tea Room
C. W. May-berry
S. M. Matheny
Rebecca Bowden
Fred Smith
Lishrery O
Frank L. Burton
Robert McConaghy
John Frazier
Joseph Justice
Joan
Nothdurft
Laura Marquis
Charles Long
Wilhelming Nothdurft
Carrie Jefferies Roberts
Charley Johnson
Charles Greer
Gussie Owens J Gordon
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Chaley Fisher
Legion 1 Home Association
Parade Glorifies Community Spirit Amid New Castle Observance
Residents recall a vivid First Presbyterian parade with red white and blue umbrellas and diverse contingents including Lutherans Missionary society and neighborhood groups. Chief Dysart eyes law enforcement impact while crowds press sidewalks and marchers carry banners and flags past Church leaders and civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Presbyterian Church
Henry Dysart
Farmer's Hen Fleeing Coop Sparks Police Chase
A farmer's escaped hen ran from a coop near the Dollar Savings Association this morning and flew into police headquarters. The bird was captured after the farmer pursued it, with police aid. Reverend Jordan urged respect for law in the accompanying notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy
Dollar Savings Association
Len Wos
New Castle Parade Grounds Rally Sees Civic Pride
A bustling New Castle parade scene features Rev. Jordan praising local progress and urging law and order. Community leaders Emery and Dunlap receive high compliments as residents celebrate 4th of July with church choirs, a coin collection, and a downtown parade.
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Ft. T. Zimmerman
East Grant Street
Reformed Presbyterian
Jesus
Irvine
Goddess of Liberty
First United Presbyterian Church
IV. Ie
St. John's Lutheran Church
Th. E
Johng
New Castle
Ciety
Gates
Tazy Cervone
Jarrows
Mwanse
Sue
Jordan
Rev
Emery
Dunlap
Autos In Hill Climbing Contest
Percy B Watts announced this afternoon that the hill climbing contest for 1925 on Jefferson Street Hill was won by the Jewett touring car in 40.4 seconds. Several cars of various makes participated in the event featuring a motor contest on the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy B. Watts
Cary
Jefferson Street
Jewett
Varios
Flint 55 Touring One Year Old Sets Speed Test Record
Flint 55 Touring One Year Old achieves fastest time on Jefferson Street speed test with time 88 percent seconds. Started at Grant Street in high gear as Dale Clark drove. Daron participated at 460 West Wash, meeting an error. Rent a fine home ad promotes summer living in Classified Columns.
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Jefferson Street
Grant Stret
Dale Clark
Daron
Mail Keeps Moving In Santa Barbara
The Santa Barbara mail service remains active despite an earthquake. Postmaster Richardtelegraphed Postmaster General New to report continued mail movement and operations under disruption.
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Santa Barbara
C Internsapr News Service
Washington
Deenile
Richard
Lofay
New
Deaths Of The Day Hiram Biddle Buried
Funeral services for Hiram Francis Biddle were held at his 408 Conner Avenue home with Rev D R Dunn and Rev McFarland. Pallbearers included Roy Biddle and others. burial at Graceland cemetery followed a meal at Neshancock cemetery.
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Hiram Biddle
Hiram Francis Biddle
Conner Avenue
D. R. Dunn
Croton Avenue Metho Church
Hey. McFarland
Roy Biddle
Ralph McFarland
Donald McFareland
Smith McFarland
John Findley
Marshall Scott
Neshancock
Charles McFire
Charles McFare
John E. Brest
Moravia
Mr. McFare
Mahoning Presbyterian Churc
W. H. Medard
Jane McFate
Wilmington Avenue
Perry N. Brest
Highland Avenue
Graceland Cemetery
Albert Wall
South
Beaver Street
C. A. Leftwich
A. M. E. Zion Church
Char Faulkner
J. Shaw
Robert Atkins
Frank Kaufman
France Aims to Settle Debt as Kellogg Reports
France intends to settle its debt and reopen negotiations after two years of stalled talks. Ambassador Daeschner confirms formal moves toward resuming negotiations, with Italy seen as adjourned rather than ended, as Mellon cites understanding with Rome and data collection to show Italy's ability to pay.
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France
Kellogg
Daeschner
Law
Th Debt Comm N
Italy
Mellon
Ampasador
Lherti
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Pomeroy, C
H. R. Huston
Bell
Long Avenue
Clark
Mackie
United States
The
Elk’s Band
Christian Church
McClure
First Christian Church
Church
China
Federation Aids City Centennial
Rebecost Garvin
Nettle Shatter
Marcus Feuchteyanger
SD. Pearson
Howard Kelek
Mas
M. Matheny
F.C. Douds
Albert Street
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RB. Woot
D- Hh. Wright
M. M. Ingham
Havel Hama
Adeline Marhal
Ivor Davis
Rae
Martin Luther
Jinda Eyra Smith
Elnaria
Harry ‘Thomas
World Amusement Service
First Presbyterian Church
Guy Zimmerman
W. H. Dunlay
Leonard Campbell
Alito
H. B. Pavis
Little Jim’s
Tte
Ung
Robert L. Wallach
Deg Iedene
Ummer Emery
James
Mcclelland North
Beaver Township
Glint Kennedy
Orson
Union ‘Township
Republican
Commigsloger
Wilhiam Mt. HoouUx Wave Township
Chipmistty Oseph B. Pitor Orsne Township
J. “Connle
Wardmad Hilwood City
Leste Third Ward
Naw Castle
Sheritt
Prank
J. Waddington
Eastbrook
Ticke
Ter Sheritt
W. ER. McExed
Sheritt i
Chuck" Reynolds
Frank N. Johnston
Jack M. Dunlap
Castle
A.M
Bert) Dinsmore
JOMNW
E. Fee
Republican Primarie
First Ward
Attovprs
J. Elder Bryan
Rev. Jordan
Zimmerman
Neshannock Avenue
Cascaile Park
Dry Cleaners
Peeryladys
Merchant
Jefferson, Street
JR. Hodge
White Undertaking Co
Neshannock Ave
Flint
Laue Ene
Capitol
Gower
Palm Beach
the Winter CO
ZIO
Washington St
Kew Castle
Pal
Atkinson Paint & Glass
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Brown & Hamilton CO
John C. Hart
Robert B. Hart Hart
South Mercer Street
New Castle, Pal
Davis Shoe CO
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