Baldwin Warns France Endangers World Peace
Premier Stanley Baldwin told the House of Commons Britain would draft a reply to Germany’s reparations note for Allied approval and may act independently if the Allies fail to unite. He denounced France’s course as not justified even in war, warned of Germany’s economic chaos and potential food shortages, and stressed Germany must pay damages while seeking a peaceful restoration.
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Elleten
David M. Church
International Hewstate Correppon
London
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
England
France
Baldwin
Germany
Europe
Motor Busses To Be Started On Monday
Operation of motor buses in New Castle will start early Monday morning according to C. C G. Coulthard FP.O. Electric company superintendent. Buses will travel from Mill and Washington streets via Atlantic avenue to Mahoningtown. A complete schedule will be announced Saturday or Monday. Streetcar service will run via Mill Street and Long Avenue to Mahoningtown as usual. Early Monday the railway tracks in Mahoning Avenue will be removed and all poles except trolley lines have been taken down.
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New Castle
C. C G. Coulthard
Fp.o. Electric Company
Mill and
Washington Streets
Atlantic Avenue
Mahoningtown
Cleveland
Coulthard
MI I Street
Long Avenua
Mahoning Avenue
Girl Struck By Lightning Found Lying On Street
Nine year old Helen Lenhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lenhart, was struck by lightning near Stanton Avenue while returning from Gaston Park playground. She lay unconscious until nurse Myra Ackerman found her and helped summon aid. After revival and examination, no burns were detected and she was later able to return home.
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Gaston Park Playground
Helen Lenhart
John Lenhart
Jackson Avenue
Myra Ackerman
Stanton Avenue
Popp
Miss Ackerman
Sway
Wark
Baby Show At Carnegie Grounds Saturday
Hundreds of babies expected to compete at the Baby Show staged on Carnegie grounds Saturday at 2 PM. Judges include J Taggart, Mrs G A Rigby, and Miles Gertrude Hoenstina. Three prizes in categories by parentage: American, Italian, and other. Eligibility requires a parent present and baby under 15 months. Prizes include Kiddy Cars.
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Carnegie Playgrenade
J. ©. Taggart
G. A. Rigby
Miles Gertrude Hoenstina
Motor Club Members To Meet This Evening
Members of the New Castle Motor Club formerly Lawrence County Auto Association will meet at eight tonight in city hall. Frank Hoyt, president, says the plan includes operating the club HQ and campaign details. Automobilists who are not members are urged to attend the meeting and learn of the club’s proposals.
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New Castle
Petition Drive Prompts Signatures From Voters
An odd editorial style plea urges readers to sign petitions to bolster a candidate's position as the heat rises to eighty eight degrees. The speaker pledges to back the favored man, claiming a premonition of victory while requesting reader signatures.
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Tour
Tam
Restaurant owner pays fine for lacking health certificate
Mike Kontas, proprietor of a Seventh Ward restaurant, faced Mayor F. L. Rentz on a charge of not complying with health law requiring a health certificate for the owner and all staff. Sanitary Officer E. L. Hoon filed the charge. Kontas paid a $10 fine plus costs. His cook, Mike Liertos, was ordered to appear tomorrow morning for failing to obtain a health certificate.
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Mike Kontas
Seventh Ward
F. L. Rentz
E. L. Hoon
Kentan
Mike Liertos
Marriage Licenses Granted in New Castle Area
Claire D Goring Irene Rohrer from New Castle. Eugene Comnor Nellig Bishop from New Castle. Esther Snyder New Castle. Caro Peppinta from Youngstown Ohio. Josephine Marzano from Youngstown.
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Claire D. Goring
New Castle
Irene
Rohrer
Ree
Hugene E. Comnor
Nellig A. Bishop
Clarence E. Thompson
Esther H. Snyder
Caro Peppinta
Youngstown
Escaped convict surrenders to return for forgery term
Paul Vestal, an escaped convict from Raleigh prison, gave himself up to Deputy Sheriff Davis in Hagerstown Maryland and asked to be sent back to finish his three year term for forgery. He sought to visit his ill father before death, but the warden refused and Vestal planned another escape.
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C International News Service
Hagerstown
Taly
Paul Vestal
Davis
Raleigh
N. Y
Vestal
Bill Signed Secures Seniority Rights for City Police and Fire
Harrisburg signed an amendment to the civil service act ensuring seniority rights in city police and fire departments. In layoffs the youngest workers will be dismissed first, following the Essenger case. The measure arose locally and was championed in the legislature by Assemblyman W J Moffatt.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Ifs Y
Essenger
Ter
W. J. Moffatt
Heat Wave Strikes London and Paris Across Europe
London records the highest temperature in 22 years as heat scorches the city. Paris reports three day heat spike with plans for a military review canceled by the war ministry. Four children drown in the Seine while seeking relief from the heat.
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International News Service
Drivers Clash Over Cause Of East Washington Window Crash
A Keystone Furniture window on East Washington Street was shattered when cars driven by Jim Passias and Afiss Frances Fullerton collided about two pm. Anna May Patrick suffered a cut foot stepping on broken glass. Fullerton and Passias accuse each other of fault. police and Dr. Pollock treated the injuries.
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Keystone Furniture Company
Washington Street
Jim Passias
Afiss
Frances Fullerton
Edenburg
Passias
Mise Fullerton
Passiia
Mise Futlerton
Passian
Fullerion
Fullerton
Loran
Anna May Patrick
J. K. Pollock
Alexander C Hoyt Elected President Of Board Of Trade
The board of trade met at the Elks club at noon and elected Alexander Craw ford Hoyt president to serve until June 1 1924. Hoyt succeeds James M. Smith of Shenango Pottery. Judge J Norman Martin was re elected as vice president and will be national counsellor to the national chamber of commerce. Quin cy A McBride was elected vice president succeeding Dr Fred Tay Pulaaki while Attorney Tho methyl was re elected treasurer.
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Board of Trade
Elks Club
Alexander Crawford Hoyt
Hoyt
James M. Smith
Shenango Pottery
J. Norman Martin
National Chamber of Commierce
United States
Quincy A. McBride
Fred Tay Pulaaki
Thomey
Speer to Film 1000 Feet of Delures at Scottish Rite Picnic
Speer Marousis owner of the Penn theatre announced 1000 feet of Delures would be filmed at the Ancient Accepted Order of Scottish Rite picnic at Cageade Park on July 18. The Alm will be displayed at the Penn. Filming arrangements for the crowds were made today with picule officials.
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Speer Marousis
Penn Theatre
Cageade Park
Penn
Picule Officiala
Policewoman Receives Governor Honor For State Penitentiary Board
Mrs Rae Muirhead city policewoman has accepted an appointment to the Western State Penitentiary Board of Trustees tendered by Governor Gifford Pinchot. The governor will publish the announcement soon. The honor reflects well on the city and acknowledges Mrs Muirhead’s police work since joining the force. The appointment was unsolicited and came without her prior knowledge.
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Rae Muirhead
Western State Penitentiary
Gifford Pinchot
Ant
Tt le
Muirhead
Muir Head
Harding Sails Along Glacial Alaska Coast Toward Seward
President Harding travels aboard the Henderson en route to Seward with Governor railway start, viewing 400 miles of glacier coast. The party paused at Skagway earlier, entering open sea for rougher passage and dramatic ice scenery.
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George R. Holmes
Kuvaraevinea News Service
Blatr
U. S. S. Henderson
Harding
Alaska
Hendersons
Seward
Government Railway
Skagway
Henderson
Ict Straits
Muir Glacier
Abe
Two Firemen Hurt In Albany Fire Damages
Two Albany firemen were injured when a blaze broke out early today at the John J. Parsons building maker of baker supplies. Estimated damage reached $169,000, with the blaze prompting emergency response from local crews.
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Albany
Peace Of World Endangered By France Policy
London July 12 Premier Stanley Baldwin challenged France's reparations stance in the Commons stating the world peace is endangered. He warned France's course risks economic chaos in Germany and threatens Germany’s ability to repay debts.
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France
London
Stanley Baldwin
Germany
Indicted figures linked to New York jury bribery case
United States marshals sought William J. Fallon a leading New York criminal lawyer and Charles W. Bendigs a cloak and suit maker and ex juror to arrest them on indictments for jury bribery. The probes involve bucket shops alleged to have swindled investors out of millions with Fuller McGee Clarkson and associates tied to the Clarkson brokerage and related firms.
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International News Service
New York
United States Marshals Radar
William J. Fallon
Charles W. Bendigs
Edward M. Fuller
W. Frank McGee
Fuller and Company
Charles H. Clarkson
Broker Shot In Sister's Home
Ken neth M. Eyland broker and member of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York City was found dead at his sister’s home in Orange. He had been shot and police believed he killed himself. His sister Mies Serna Eyland told police her brother had been discouraged by business reverses.
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International
Orange
Kenneth M. Eyland
Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York City
Mies Serna Eyvland
Three Hurt In Auto Crash Near Sharon
Three persons were hurt last night when an automobile on the Sharon-Clarksville road skidded and turned over. Injured are Sam Weiss with arm cuts, Rabbi Kim dle with a hand injury, and Irvine Konigshure with facial cuts. Weiss was pinned between wheel and seat and taken to Buhl hospital.
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Sharon
Tyrine Youngsbure
Sharon-Clarkavilty
Sam Weiss
Rabbi Kimdle
Irvine Konigshure
Weiss
Buh
Death notices for Lote Mek Redlento and Antoni Sniezek
Obituary brief lists Mrs Lote Mek Redlento aged 45 at 22 Penn Street and Antoni Sniezek aged 38 with Thomas Glack 78 in Big Beaver towns.
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Mra. Lote
Redlento
Antoni Sniezek
Penn Street
Thomas Glack
Big Beaver
Pinchot vetoes 15 bills passed by legislature
Governor Pinchot disapproved many salary increases and rejected several measures from the recent session. He criticized the broad scope of the bills and vetoed acts affecting salaries, while continuing to push for cost controls and prudent spending. The action halted various legislative items including salary hikes and reorganization plans.
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Pinchot
Firefighters Respond to Deluge Flooding in City
City firemen were sent to a water surge incident Wednesday afternoon, answering Box 4 at 5:20 PM. They found heavy rains washing away a section of street and a cellar flooded. Residents sought help to prevent further damage.
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Cmberto Tranquillo
Epon Ubeirasky
Ta Secure Ars
Notable Local Figures In Times of Trouble And Tragedy
A series of distressing incidents unfolds across Beaver County and nearby towns. Mary Lares, 18, of Wyne, survives a self-inflicted 22 caliber gunshot in her home after an altercation with her brother and remains in serious condition at a Westmoreland hospital. Addison W. Whistler, 81, longtime Beaver County newspaper man, is found dead at his Rochester home after a year of illness. John Loren, 9, dies from a gun wound at Marietta O hospital following an incident in Caldwell. A swarm of bees delays work at a Hollidaysburg site, while a yard employee retrieves a paper box for a riderless wagon. Rev. A. C. Jones of St. Clement's in Greenville resigns and plans to move to Galion Ohio. Goowwe Schelle, suspected of terrorizing East Steubenville residents, is captured near Wiarton West Virginia. He appeared asking for clothes as his naked body bore scratches from running through woods. Alison Borring, 24, in Latrobe Hospital in serious condition after a crash alleged in a dnflietesd? with a return to the scene remains unclear. A gun discharge incident is noted at a residence involving a frightened bystander.
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Goowwe Schelle
East Steubenville
Wierton
West Virginia
Wiarton
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