Caillaux May Head French Debt Mission to Washington
Paris reports a possible appointment of Finance Minister Caillaux to lead France debt talks with the United States. The cabinet in principle approves sending a debt mission, while opposition voices warn of risks if negotiations fail. Caillaux has not decided, but may travel to Washington during parliamentary recess if talks progress.
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F. Mason
Paris
Saly
Therare Begu
Caillaux
Nied
Washington
Qaillaux
Press
Caillaix
le Matin
Petit Parisien
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Caltiaux
Stanley Baldwin
British Debt Funding Commission
America
France
American Congress
Senate
Wilson
Versailles
Calllaux
Chaueun Car
Briand
Prince Interested In Historic Ruins Near Rhodesia
The Prince of Wales showed great interest today in prehistoric ruins near Rhodesia where Li ROH and his party spent a quiet day in Johannesburg Africa on July 11.
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CiMemmuonalews Service
Johannesburg
Africa
Prince of Wales
Rhodesia
Li Roh
No Parking Shut Off for Parade Route in City
Chief of Police Henry Dysart issued Saturday parking regulations effective 9 a.m. to end of the parade. No parking on North Mercer from Washington to Grant. Grant from North Beaver to North Mill. Beaver Street from North to Grant. Falls Street from Beaver to Mer er streets. Washington from Jefferson to County Line. Spectators are asked to stay back from the curb to allow space. violators will be tagged and fined with no excuses accepted.
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Henry Dysart
Mercer Street
Washington
Grant Street
North Beaver
North Mill Street
Beaver Atrest
Falls Street
Beaver
Merer Streets
Washington Street
Fefferson Street
County Line Street
Dyrart
Continental Band Serenades Civil War Vet on Bart Street
The Continental fife and drum corps, a Centennial celebration hit, serenaded S. D. Long, a Civil War veteran, at his Bart Street home where he has been confined indoors for several days. The gardener quip notes the blisters from amateur work.
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Continental Fife and
S. D. Long
Bart Street
Civil War Veterans Meet At News Office
Civil War veterans plan to gather at the news office for Defense Day parade events. Organizers aim to include every veteran, coordinating participation and related activities for the program.
Veterans parade invite for New Castle post members
City and county out for the parade. The order issued this morning follows: Members of New Castle Post, No. 100, G. A. R., and all Civil War veterans are invited to meet at The News office on North Mercer Street at 9 a.m. Saturday to take part in the parade. Conveyances will be provided for all. 8. D. Long, Past Commander. H. Eb. McGoun, Adjutant.
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New Castle Post
No. 100
North Mercer Street
D. Long
H. EB. McGoun
Dog Talk Before Parade On Busy Lawrence Street
Street chatter near Lawrence Savings and Trust captures a lively moment as Councilman Hiram G. Miller P. K. Fike and Herb McGoun share dog memories, illustrating common talk about man’s best friend. The exchange reflects how dog stories spark recollections of boyhood days and everyday life.
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Hiram G. Miller
P. K. Fike
Herb McGoun
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Hiram Miller
Assists Southern Woman To This City
Mrs Homer B Davis of Epworth directs fundraising to bring Anna Williams’s mother from Alabama. She reports $26.90 secured to cover railroad expenses. Anna Williams’s husband is seriously ill and sent away for his health. The family faces dire needs. donations of shoes stockings or clothing for five children are needed.
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Homer B. Davis
Epworth
Delegates To Go To Camp Nepahwin
The YWCA will send 140 delegates from Eastern states to Camp Nepahwin near Gan ton Pa for the annual Girl Reserve conference July 10 to 28. Ruth Worrall heads the local reserves and leads the discussion group. Delegates’ expenses are funded by a fundraising sale. Delegates named include Annabelle Wright Marla Campbell Audrey Brenner Virginia Duff and Ruth Worrall.
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Sew Castle
Young Women'n Christian Association
Flytstoers
Y. W. CG
Uatero
Camp Nepahwin
Ganton
Misa Ruth Worrall
Org
ABC
Ruth Worrall
Annabelle Wright
Marla Campbell
Ming Audrey Brenner
Virginia
Duff
Library to Operate Hoyt Property At Jefferson Street
New Castle Library will take over the old Hoyt building on Jefferson and North Streets after August. Workmen will secure the site and begin renovations to adapt the space for library use. The city purchased the property months ago and ownership transferred July 1. Minor changes include removing partitions and cleaning.
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McGaslin Atsted
Blackmailer Gets Fake Bag Of Money Arrested In Pittsburgh
W H Moss a 13 year old boy is held for morale court on a charge of attempted blackmail. He allegedly wrote threatening letters to Mrs W C Chatham wife of the Hagia Picher Lead Co manager demanding 5000 dollars or damaging information about her husband's business. Detectives, who had set a trap, captured him after he took a bag filled with paper pretending to be the ransom.
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International Nova Services
Pittsburgh
W. H. Moss
Morale Court
Moss
Mra
W. Chatham
Hagia Picher
Cardinal Dougherty Ends Visit in Italy
Cardinal Dougherty, archbishop of Philadelphia, wrapped up his official Rome visit and planned travel to Constantinople after an Italian schedule setback. The coverage notes his return path and ongoing ecclesiastical agenda during the trip.
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Cardinal Dougherty
Italy
International
Rome
Cardinal Daugherty
Philadelphia
Constantinople
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Rosanna Wilson on Boyles Avenue Jack Stofflete on Adams Street and others. Discharged Roy Plaor from Sip pery Rock Willis Briggs R. D. No. 2 Maynard Brodia Wallace Avenue Scenvengers were officials who collected Scavage tax in English towns. The tax was abolished by Henry Vil.
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Rosanna Wilson
Boyles Avenue
Jack Stofflete
Adams Street
Roy Plaor
Sippery Rock
Willis Briggs
Maynard Brodia
Wallace Avenue
Henry
Chicago Receivership Shakes Financial District
In Chicago on July 2 a $30.1 million crash hit the financial district as Dean Onalivia & Co. was placed in receivership by Judge Carpenter. The Chicago Title and Trust Co. was named receiver, with Chester R. Davis directing operations from a Loop office. creditors seek clarity on the extent of the crisis, with New York attorney Frank Hollian estimating up to $20 million involved.
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Bullutin
Cinternational
Chicago
Dean Onalivia & Co
Annandal Street
Pedoral
Carpenter
Banky
Chicago Title and Truat Company Wax
Frank Hollian
New York
Cance
Chester R. Davis
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Ia Loop
Davie
Nagre
Mayor Warns of Phoney Tax Collectors Visiting Homes
Mayor William H Dunlap warns residents to beware of individuals posing as tax collectors asking for money at homes. A widow, Mrs Mary Kirol of 112 Wearen Avenue, paid fifteen collars for city taxes with an improper receipt. Reports say similar incidents occur in Union township and elsewhere, with no official city or county collectors active at present.
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Wiliam H. Dunlap
Mary Kirol
Wearen Avenue
R. M. White
Union Township
Thin Thinako
Mistaken Torpedo Hit At July Fourth Party
International News Service reports at HEADING Pa July 3 a Windsor Castle man Willam Bitterman 38 sustains a fractured jaw and about a dozen loose teeth after mistaking a torpedo for a pretzel at a pre Fourth of July gathering. He was treated at Leegpert hospital for facial injuries from explosion and paper capsule debris.
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International News Servicey
Willam Bitterman
Windsor Castle
Bitterman
Leegpert
Many Bunk Room Still In Demand
Mine Host Harry Nelson of the Municipal bunkroom in the city building notes ongoing demand for lodging. In June, 111 applications and payments were received for a night’s shelter, less than half of May’s total, with at most seven people occupying the bunkroom on any single night and May 21 showing no applicants.
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Harry Nelson
Saciety
Mayer's Wonderful Remedy Endorsed by Father’s Recovery
A reader recalls his father recovering from severe stomach troubles after using Mayer's Wonderful Remedy. Doctors suspected cancer but age made surgery risky. A friend suggested the remedy, and the father regained appetite and strength. The note promotes money-back refunds at McRae's Kut Rate Store and druggists.
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Mayer
Father
McRae
Kut
YWCA To Serve Meals On Fourth In New Castle
The YWCA cafeteria will stay open all day on Saturday July 4 offering special meals for New Castle centennial visitors. The dining room will feature patriotic decor and organizers expect a large turnout. MCCA members will retain Y privileges, and out of town Y members and visitors are urged to visit the New Castle branch, swim, and consider resigning their cog lobby amid the hot Fourth.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Satuday
Planus
Cratle
M.C. A
New Castle
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Santa Barbara
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Ebeling’s For Furniture
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Dmlco
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Love
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TERRO
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
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Ebonite
Eee
RTT
Y. A
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Down Onalivia Ana Company
Quality 3
Wew Castle Higgins Bros
Stritmater Bresso
Lawrence County
Auto Limericks
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Danny Deal
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SI Sola
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