Boy Drowns After Jump From Car Near Wellsburg Ohio River
Clarence O. Otten, 11, drowned in the Ohio River near Wellsburg after leaping from a car without permission. Theodore Johnson, 14, jumped in to save him but was swept away. C E Tehrane and Earle Otten, the father, described a sudden tragedy with no premonition that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Wellsburg
Clarence O. Otten
Ohio River
Orten
Theodore Johnson
Nagro
C. E. Tehrane
Johnson
Oren
Earle Otten
Twenty Six Die In Chicago Over Fourth Of July
Chicago July 6 Automobiles accounted for 12 deaths among the total 26 fatalities in and around Chicago during the Fourth of July observances. Fireworks caused one death, a railroad train one, drownings three, a beating one, and poisoned liquor two. more than twenty injured, with several likely fatally.
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Chicago
International X* Servier
Automobiles
State Banks Get Call For June 30
Harrisburg pa July the state department of banking issued a call for the condition of state supervised banks trust companies and private banks as of June 30. No national banks were called in this state bulletin. A quirk notes a woman will pay a quarter for a fashion magazine yet contribute only a dime in church plate.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Department of Banking Today
State Banking Department
Judge Buffington Stirs Big Crowd at Public Meeting
Judge Buffington electrified a large audience using amplifiers as he urged national unity and warned against unholy wars, citing past conflicts and Mexican border costs. He was introduced by Judge G. Plummer Emery, with remarks from Dr. W. Charles Wallace and Mrs. Margaret Fairfax Clendenin, known as Redrosa’s mother. Rev. Herbert A. Ellis offered the invocation, and Marcus Feuchtwanger presided as chamber of commerce chairman. P. K. Stevenson spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Judge Buffington
Buffington
Plummer Emery
Lawrence County
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
New Castle
Margaret’ Fairfax Clendenin
Red
Rosa
Herbert A. Ellis
First Methodist Church
Immense Crowd Sees Parade on Morning of 4th
A huge crowd watched a long parade on the morning of the fourth featuring 60 floats from diverse sponsors. Notable displays included a ship-shaped tin plate float named George Greer by New Castle Tin Plate, and bands such as P. & L. O B., B. R. & P, plus Elks and Duke of Abruzzi ensembles. The procession moved along East Washington Street toward Public Square amid martial music and numerous civil, military, and service organization contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of
Greece
House of Savoy
Umberto
Gargharita
Red Cross Section
Grangers
X. K. Ki
Baltimore
Railron
Washington Street
Sutton
Lutton
Mill
Long
Moravia
Division
Grove
Washington
Tn Plate
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
New
New Castle Tin Plate Company
George Greer
New Castle
Llewellyn Jones
American Can Company
American Legion
Goddess of Peace
Bertha Frice
Br Exservices
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Parade Crowned Week’s Grand Final in City History
A resounding parade marked the week’s finale and is hailed as the standout event in the city’s history. Spectators recall it as a fitting climax and a memory to last for years to come.
Many Accidents Reported In City Over Fourth
A string of Fourth of July accidents filled New Castle area hospitals. A child burned by a sparkler hid behind clothing. several adults suffered fireworks explosions and car crashes on Eastbrook and Grant streets. Injuries ranged from burns to lacerations. some patients were released, others remained hospitalized, including Angelo DeRossi and his family after a road accident.
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William Young
Woodland Avenue
3. C. Allen
Dewey Avenue
New Castle
Wiliam Young
Allen
Charles Augustine
New Castle Hospital
Pascarella
Division Street
Angelo DeRossi
Anthony
James
Eastbrook Road
DeRossi
Mike Pasterak
Miller Street
Casimer Boron
Market Street
McKeesport
Boron
Milley Street
Baron
F. L. Young
Court Street
Grant Street
Grant and Locust Streets
Caroline Ritchie
Canyon Street
William Sandman
Brooklym Avenue
Lincolnn Avenue
Shaffer
Balzic Smith
Elmwood Street
Atlantic Avenue
Nepolello
McCance
Sharman Avenue
Sharon
Washington Street
Pennsylvania
Bryan Files for Republican Primaries in New Castile
Attorney Fuder Bryan of New Castile seeks the Republican nomination. He announces candidacy ahead of statewide primaries, pledging party unity and focused on local economic growth and public safety.
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4. M
Berti) Dinshmord
New Atle
Car collisions and damages reported on city streets
A series of traffic incidents Saturday and Friday left several motorists with damaged vehicles. Reports include J T Meyers of Cleveland crowding P W Payne on Water and Milletree, L B McLendon hitting A F Taylor’s parked car, and multiple other collisions on Beaver, Mill, North Liberty, Mercer, and East Washington streets involving drivers from Cleveland, Youngstown, Portersville, and Greensville. No serious injuries reported.
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Jefferson Street
Public Square
P. W. Payne
Tenth Street
Freedom
Water Street
Milletree
J. T. Meyers
Cleveland
Ohio
L. B. McLendon
North
Beaver Street
Helen C. Urmson
Berter Place
North Mill Street
Falls
Grant Streets
Albert Shoaf
Wilmington
Ernest L. Hartzell
New Castle
Jwesttoln
Harry Crocker
Shaw Street
East
Washington Streets
Pennsylvania
lMeansa
G. W. Shriver
Millar Street
Youngstown
North Liberty Street
Robert Barr
Howard Waddington
Naw Cagtie R. D
Mercer Street
North Street
Ernest Montgomery
Warrer
Hogue
Ping
Kr. Gaohman
Greenville
Strick
Minteer
Pepe
Hoop
Officials Start Probe Into Fatal Boston Disaster
District Attorney Thomas F. O'Brien declared the Pickwick club collapse unsafe and vowed indictments as investigations spread. Gov Fuller leads state inquiry while Mayor Curley convenes city officials to locate victims. Police had closed rival clubs over alleged liquor and gambling issues amid the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gether
Thomas 0. O'Brien
Pickwick Club
Black and White
The
Lambs Club
Commercial Men's Club
Secratory
Frederick W. Cook
Boston Police Commission
Tam
O'Briens
Suffolk County Court House
Alvan T. Fuller
James M. Curley
Aldlty
Departmente
Millionaire Willam Porter Found Dead Near Abandoned Farm
Willam E Porter, millionaire glass maker from Fort Smith Arkansas, was found dead near an abandoned farm four miles from Battle Creek Michigan after an eight day search sparked by his disappearance from Bottle Creek sanitarium. His master Pred Silvernire a laborer led by a dog on a bicycle located the body. a $4000 reward will be paid to Silvernire. Sheriff Colby suspects murder though coroner Carl Gray theorizes death by own action, noting Porter's ring and $30 in his pockets. Body to be sent to Fort Smith for burial.
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International News Service
Aattle Creek
Mica
Willam E. Porter
Milionaire Glass Manufacturer
Fort Smith
Ark
Mangreldof
Silvernile
Silvernire
Enos Porter
Shoriff
George Colby
Carl Gray
Porter
Civil War Vets Ride In Parade
An unusually large turnout of Civil War veterans participated in Defense Day ceremonies, riding along the parade route aboard a line of vehicles supplied by P. and O. Bus and funded by C. C. Coulthard, Hall and Anderson. The veterans listed include past commander D. Long, adjutant HF McGoyn, and many others headed by Judge George Marrell and Myron McNickle along with A T Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machina P. and O
C. C. Coulthard
Hall and Anderson
D. Long
HF. B. McGoyn
P. L. Reed
J. B. Caldwell
Myron McNickle
A. R. Kerr
T. J
John Rogers
Hicherd McGheaney
Hugh O'Neil
Samuel McCleary
A. T. Young
Pocketbook from 1725 on public display at local shop window
The oldest article in a Centen nial exhibition is a needlework pocketbook presented about 1725 by Margaret Lusk to John McGoun. He became a Revolutionary War captain under General Anthony Wayne. Now shown in Sam FE. Me Goun's Shoe store window, it draws notable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam FE
MeGoun
Margaret Lusk
John McGoun
H. D. McGoun
McGoun
Anthony Wayne
Warren Girls At Y W C A Camp
Thirty five Warren girls arrive at Camp Eastbrook for a week at capacity. next week sixty six from Warren are expected. camp full for July 6 to July 20. Registrations open for the last week of July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Q. v. WC. A
Camp Eastbrook
Werrer
Visiting At Local Y W C A
Grace Erhardt secretary of the Rochester NY YMCA visited the local YWCA for a toe day event, according to a brief notice in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Grace Erhardt
Rochester N
Y. W
Slippery Rock Man Injured In High Speed Crash
Joan Boyd of Slippery Rock was seriously hurt Saturday when another vehicle driven at a high speed dragged his machine about twenty rods to a bank edge, toppled over. He suffered a broken shoulder and neck injuries with full extent undisclosed. His wife and two other adults and a baby escaped with minor injuries. Boyd was taken home by passing motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Boyd
Slippery Rock
Beck
Mr. Boyd
Children's Day Observed at Emmanuel Baptist Church
Children's Day was observed Sunday evening at Emmanuel Baptist Church with Brinley Hughes in charge. The program, led by Charles Rickards, featured a piano solo by Miss Ellen Jones and a duet by Dorothy and May Kiefer of Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuael Baptist Church
Brinley Hughes
Charles Rickards
Misa Ellen Jones Bressided
Dorothy
May Kiefer
Youngstown, O
Deaths Of The Day In Mt Jackson and nearby areas
Obituaries record the deaths of several local residents on July 4 and 7. Samuel P Ferrason Ferguson, 47, long prominent in North Beaver area, dies after brief illness at home in Mt Jackson. Also listed are infant Walter M Beach Jr. Mrs Rowan. Jesse C Yard. Joseph Harlan Studebaker. Charles McFate. John M Waters, with funeral details and church affiliations. Burial and service locations include Greenwood and Oak Park cemeteries.
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Samuel P. Ferrason
Samuel P. Ferguson
North Beaver
Mt. Jackson
Mr. Ferguson
Edward C. Ferguson
Niles, Q
Robert Hamill
Rosa Heverfield
Oak Park Cemetery
Walter M. Benen
Walter M. Beach, Jr
Walter Beach
East Friendship Street
Walter
Rosa Beach
Leon
Bethel A. M. B
Green Street
W. C. Davis
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs. Rowan
Panera
Thomas J. Rowan
Franklin Avenue
Homer 3. Davis
Epworth M. E
Joseph Harlan Studebaker
Worth Township
Butler County
W. E. Currie
Shanangan Township
Studebaker
Henry and
Elizabeth Vogean Studebaker
Harry
Curdy
Barry Me
Cracken
Butler
Mr. McFate
Charles McFate
Perry Brest
Highland Avenue
Rev. Henderson
The
Moravia Presbyterian Church
Menneth Brest
Walter Medard
DeMort McFate
Dale Patterson
Silas Patterson
Elton Pettegre
Graceland Cemetery
Mr. Waters
John M. Waters
East
Reynolds Street
D. R. Dunn
Mildred Bill
Violet Shaller
David Davis
Howard Davis
Fred Williams
Jesse Williams
Thomas Willams
Hank Bailey
City Police To Abate Nuisance
Councilman Lusk says complaints about a nuisance in Blaine Strait near Laurel Avenue. Police will attend to the situation, Major Dunlap reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Blaine Strait
Laurel Avenue
Major Dunlap
Wampum Notes On Weekend Trips And Reunions
Wampum notes recount several weekend visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Coulter Mrs Mary Brown and others left for Everett Washington and returned July 4 with tales of San Francisco and Albuquerque. Davidson reunion with about 60 attendees held at Marshall home July 4 with officers elected for next year. Steffler Wilson reunion at Stettler home enjoyed by relatives including Jackson Cunningham Marshall Duff family. Burglars robed Longwell home, taking $20 and a watch. Numerous locals visited relatives in New Castle Youngstown Ellwood City and Pittsburgh areas over the Fourth of July weekend with church, family, and friend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Guy
Carl Allen
San Francisco
Albuquerque
N. M
E. H. Hunter
Steffler-Wilson
Stefflers and Wilsons
Christine Stettler
Wurtemburg
Suesta
Normer Dutt
Dow
Grandma Duff
Longwell Krome
Don Longwell
Thorsaar
Jas, McQuiston
Trah
Phillip McQuiston
F. R. Cochran
Frederick
Canneautville
H. B. King
Ellen Moran
D. B. Orrig
Columbiane
Youngstown
Frank Huffman
Ellwood City
Dale Patterson
New Castle
Fred Veon
East
Palaetine
Druckermitler
Dirs. Feer
Weetherbr
F.C. Jacknoz
J. L. Cook
Carnegia
Ilirs
B. Morrow
Kay Straet
C. A. Guy
Eon Garvin
New Catle
Charles Rese
Elizapeth
Aubrey
R. Keterer
Pittabursh
Philip Kerrer Buturde
George Cantertos
Youngstons
Minnie Eprinker
John
John Crare
Leo Menaional Falls
S. Herkenrother
George Patterson
Mildred McDaniel
Idora Park
Win
Goldie
Youngstow
M. J. Minner
D. 3. Veon
End
Paul Yolas
West Pittsburgh
Former Wesleyan Grid Star To Be Coach At Wheeling
West Virginia based reports announce Linshy Hirch will coach the Wheeling Kick team next season, succeeding Bill Stobbs. Cleir Callahan has returned to Pittsburgh to work at Westinghouse after Centennial week with his parents in Blainesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Grid
Wheeling
Lestcey Weston
WL Va
Suir
Kalg West
Virginie Weslere
Grid
Bes
Cleir Callahan
S. J. Callahan
Blainesteat
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Penn State College
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Negro Youth
Burle
Swift Current
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
Bell Phone
H. R. Huston
Bell
Long Avenue
Dutford
Clark
Mackie
Max Ludwis Company
Frew Furniture Co
Westfield Grange
Girl Reserves
New Castle Library
Tom Thum
Service Star Legion
F. W. Hutchison
National Radiator Company
Freedom Ojl
Robert Kk. Wallach
John FP. Lockhart
Castle
PL ? & Emery
Republican
M. C
Clint) Eanrepy
Edw. O'Brien
Lalas Township
Lias
Hour Wayns Township
Josspr X
PIZOK
Aerle
Nas
Wood City, Pa
Publican
Sessie Third Ward
Peane J. Wadornectom
Eastbrook
M. Dunlap
New Castle, Pa
Jon B. Fed
Bureness
Ban G. Swick
First Ward
Boston
Dog
Wiliam E. Porter
Arkansas
Mchigan Woods
Y.W.C.A
Mr. Yard
Jeese C. Yard
South
Crawford Avenue
Homer EB. Davis
Epworts M. E. Church
H. A. Ellis
M. BE. Church
Sons of Veterans
Fred R. House
I. H. Gilbert
EB. C. King
F. A. Lebretramm
R. M. Campbell
C. A. McCasker
Ihtarment
New Contig
Professional Kodak Studio
Pasion
the Winter CO
Bet
Weshington Bt
PAL, Eo Kew
C. E. Coulter
Mary Brown
Amond Talley
Wayne
Everett, G
A. Stewart
Foster Brothers, Inc
Tionse Brothers Tealers
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