Miss Vanderbilt to Wed Earl Smith in New York
Consuelo Vanderbilt heiress daughter of W. K. Vanderbilt reportedly engaged to Earl Smith son of Sydney Smith in New York. Friends say the couple, longtime companions since childhood, plan marriage though past rumors linked Consuelo with Crown Prince Carol of Rumania.
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Vanderbilt
Earl Smith
International
New York
Consuela Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt
Smith
Queen Marie of
Rumania
Carol of
Consuelo
Sarl
Newport
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Ships Out From Hopedale
The MacMillan Arctic expedition left Hopedale Labrador yesterday afternoon and is en route to Disko Island Greenland a radio message to the navy department said today
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F International News Service
Washington
Hopedale
Labrador
Disko Island
Greenland
Navy Department
Freighter Grounds On Reef In East River
The 8000 ton lumber freighter Thomas B Boal ran aground on a reef in the East River early today. With a crew of sixty aboard water flooded the holds through a long bottom rip. Fuel oil worth about twelve thousand dollars spilled and drifted, creating a navigation hazard as the ship berthed near a dynamite laden barge. In the post collision maneuver the vessel narrowly avoided striking the barge. Also notes: YMCA pool swimmers Bill Martin Edward Smith and Bernard Wadinger swam 60 feet earning badges. many locals use the pool and non-swimmers are training.
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Cinternational News Service
New York
Thomas B. Boal
East River
Bill Martin
Edward Smith
Bernard Wadinger
Double Killing Baffles Police in Rumson N J
Police investigate two deaths in Rumson after a parked car is found with a woman and detective shot in the rear seat. Detective Henry D Wailing 28 and Miss May Linz Mayer 24 died in a suspected suicide pact involving a young woman. An autopsy indicated the woman shot the officer and then herself. The officer was to be William Walling Jr long his father chief of Long Branch. The incident follows reports of gunfire near Ward Ave.
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Jay
Ray
Ruaison
Henry D. Wailing
May Linzmayer
Wailing
Oficer
State v Scopes: Indictment Reindicted in Tennessee Trial
The Tennessee anti evolution trial opened with state counsel abandoning the old indictment against John T Scopes and summoning a new grand jury. Judge Raulston recessed court to await a fresh indictment as Clarence Darrow sought adjournment. The court ordered 100 new talesmen and 14 veniremen remained for selection. The move sparked questions on legal procedure and preparation.
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John T. Raulston
Cal
Scopes
Clarence Darrow
John
Court House
Dayton
Tent
Tennessee
John Thomas Scopes
Political Announcements for New Castle and Ellwood City
The News lists primary subject political notices for September 15 1525. Candidates include KOBURT L WALLACE for President Judge Second Ward New Castle Republican Ticket Adlee JOEN F LOCEMAnT for President Inage Z i EMBEY Second Ward New Castle JAMES B MCCLELLAND for Jury Commissionyuse Beaver Township MO KEWHEDY for Jury Commissioner Fourth Ward New Castle LESLIE AL for Sheriff Third Ward New Castle FEAR J WADPINaTor Of Eastbrock plican Ticker for Sheriff 5 W Morn Of Eastbroon M RUCK EBEYNOLDS New Castle Republican Ticket ERANE N JOHWSTOW Republican Primaries JOHN DR Few Burgess Ellwood City BEN G Swick First Ward for District Attorney SLOER BRYAN
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Koburt L. Wallace
New Castle
Adlee Joen F. Locemant
Second Ward
Republican
Gomimisaiyuse
James B. McClellandorth
Beaver Township
Clint) Kewhedy
Fourth Ward
Bheritty M
Ebeynolds
Erane N. Johwstow
John DR. Few
Burgess Ellwood City
Ben G. Swick
First Ward
Scopes Trial Jury Chosen To Hear Case In Tennessee
A grand jury of farmers and merchants is selected for the Scopes trial. Judge Raulston instructs on the Tennessee anti evolution law and creation account. Witnesses include students from Scopes high school biology class amid a scene of public interest and local officials.
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Scopes
Tohn T. Raulston
Sharon
T. A. Odom
J. B. Lauty
W. T. Green
T. E. Benson
R. N. Green
BE. C. Byron
Rev. J. M. Hinds
Lee Parham
T. H. Byens
Machinist Cornelious Hammond Dies at Boarding House
Cornelious Hammond 56, a Baltimore & Ohio machinist, died suddenly while seated at a boarding house on East Long Avenue. He had worked all night and appeared in his usual health before collapsing, a heart attack suspected. He leaves a wife in Tilis and the funeral will be announced. body moved to David M. Ritchie’s funeral rooms on South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelious Hammond
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
May Henry
Long Avenue
Hammond
Tilisols
David M. Ritchie
Dayton Not Primitive Incenters Amid Controversy
The writer portrays Dayton Tennessee as a placid friendly town despite controversy attracting national attention. He notes holiday-like sociability, absence of hostility, and compares Dayton to a New England or Illinois community with an agricultural character, while denying primitive or extreme religious traits. The piece contrasts perceptions with local reality.
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Dayton
William J. Bryan Jr Portrait Amid Public Attention
The passage portrays William J. Bryan Jr., son of William Jennings Bryan, as casually stylish and reserved. He rides quietly, smokes a cigar, speaks knowledgeably about fishing, and raises his three daughters as athletes and outdoors enthusiasts. He avoids religion, evolution, and politics, listening intently when discussed. He works in commercial law and rarely appears in California news columns.
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Bryan Ware
Bryan
California
Arrest of Layton on Worthless Check Charge
Police report Layton charged with passing worthless checks and to determine if Brodner involved. Detectives Horner and Lynch arrested Brodner, who lives in New Castle and worked in Beaver Falls, a friend of Layton. Beaver Falls merchants also hit by similar fraud. city to report findings. Chief Dysart to present information against Layton before Alderman Hamilton this afternoon.
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Brodner
Horner
Lynch
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Layton
Wheather
Henry Dysart
Walter T. Hamilton
Believe Spencer Was Electrocuted in House Incident
Belief centers on Spencer’s death from using two appliances at once with a possible electrical storm altering current. He is survived by parents James W. and Catharina Spencer and two brothers Clarence E. and James W. Jr. Funeral set for Saturday at 3 p.m. Oak Park Cemetery planned interment.
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Spencer
James W
Catharina Spencer
Clarence E. Spencer
James W. Spencer
Oak Park
Captain Craig Seeks Office Space in City Council Hearing
Captain Martin L. Craig of the Strait Artillery, U S A, seeks council approval to rent an office or desk space. The council will determine his preference and whether an office or desk room is desired. No rent is charged for desk space used by the Recruiting Sergeant.
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Martin L. Craig
Strait Artillery
Pevralesoa
elLgnal
Council
Craig
Menalng
Bishop Berry Leaves Jamestown Hospital After Surgery
Bishop Joseph Berry of the Philadelphia area’s Methodist Episcopal church is reported improved enough to leave Jamestown, New York, hospital where he had been for two weeks following an operation for glandular throat trouble. He was taken to his brother Dr. Harry Berry’s home in Mt. Clemens, Michigan, accompanying him.
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Berry
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Joseph. Berry
Philadelphia
Methodist! Episcopal Church
Jamestown
N. Y
Harry Berry
Mich
Butte Hit by Slight Earthquake Shaken Areas Mentioned
Butte Mont reporting a slight quake felt shortly before 1 am with no damage in the city. Wires advised that Three Forks and Manhattan felt stronger tremors linked to June 27 damage. Local officials compared the events to prior seismic activity.
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Butte
Mont
Three Forks
Manhattan
City Awards Two Sidewalk Contracts
New Castle Doublewall company secured two city sidewalk contracts today. Their bids topped by lower than Gage Brothers, covering a south side Water Street stretch near the electric station with a 10 inch beam and repairs, and a north side State Street section with a bid of 573 dollars.
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New Castle Doublewall Company
Gage Brothers
Mill Street
Neshan- Dock Avenue
State Street
McDonald Man Hurt As Train Strikes Auto
Harry Woodburn, 35, of McDonald, Pennsylvania, was seriously injured when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train at a grade crossing in Bowerhill on the morning of July 10.
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Internaonal News Service
Bowerhill
Harry Woodburn
McDonald, Pa
Pennsylvania
Mother's Circle Meeting at Mrs Bowen Home
The Mother's Circle of the Primitive Methodist church will meet Monday July 18 at the home of Mrs A Bowen 235 Leasure avenue. Bethany L L Ladton will meet in their hall Saturday morning at 9 20 oclock to participate in the Orangemen parade and picnic. Ladies to wear white and caps will be furnished.
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Mother's
Mother's Circle
The
Primitive Methodist Church
A. Bowen
Leasure Avenue
Bethany
L. L. Ladton
Bethany No
B. L
Orangemen
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Ivens M Leach and Mia Michel M Diamond plus Mrs Nora C Landis with addresses given. Discharges include Clars Stamm and Prov oeets Andalkin Kozlovasky with Mahon ingtown listed. The text ends with a stray quotation and garbled phrases about optimism and study.
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Ivens M. Leach
Highland Avenues
Mia
Michel M. Diamond
North Mill Street
Nora C. Landis
Garfield Avenue
Clars, Stamm, Provoeets Andalkin Kozlovasky
Mahoningtown
Two Washouts Halted Rail Line in Youngstown Area
Heavy morning rain washed dirt onto the New Castle Youngstown line at Kennedy's switch between Edenburg and Lowellville, washing out the Edenburg road crossing. Crews opened traffic at 5 a.m. but cars did not move between 5:05 and 7:05 a.m. Transportation lines in New Castle were unaffected.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Kennedy's Switch
Edenburg
Lowellville
Edenburg Road
New Castlie
Local Purchasers Get Full Weight in New Castle Report
A Jura weight and measures report presented to the city council by W. A. Brown, inspector, finds only two of 382 scales faulty. Three other scales were adjusted after twenty-six inspections at gasoline pumps and seven adjustments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jura
W. A. Brown
Brown
Rockefeller Transfers Estate to His Son at Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller transferred his Pocantico Hills estate in Tarrytown New York to his son John D Rockefeller Jr without consideration. The deed was recorded today by County Register Franklin Montross in White Plains New York.
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Bullator
International News Service
White Plains
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
King
Tas
Pocantico Hills
Tarrytown
Rockefaller
Franklin Montross
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W. &. Morn
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Jack M Dunlap
New Castle, Pa
Dormeans
Sloer Bryan
Fox
Soonlan
Pik
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MELO
Rhea County
William J. Bryan, JR
Captain Craig
Willam Phillips
New Wilmington
May W. Aiken
W. L. Aiken
James Mayberry
North Crawford Avenue
Aiken
Park Christian Church
Oua
W. S. Neiswonger
Columbus
Bishop Berry
Montana
Shenango Valley Hospital
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Lewis 5. Stone
Sasy Payments
Fashion Park
the Winter CO
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Washington St
Clutton Drug CO
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