Democrats Show Some Sense Now Says Will Rogers
Special to The News Santa Barbara Cal July Say did you notice who the Democrats grabbed off for stage manager They are finally getting some sense and quit trying to see to the poor people They figured let us grow off some rich men and make our party look like somebody had something This fellow took General Motors when it was nothing but a few bent azles and some old carburetors and put it on Wall Street and got away with it Yours for money in politics Will Rogers.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
July Jr
General Motors
Wall Street
Will Rogers
New Castle Neighbors Watch Parks Plans and Deer Sightings
An aerial view over New Castle at dusk spotlights a new golf course drive with about $20,000 pledged under a two year guarantor plan. Local clubs recruit members as Bernard Havion leads a memorial effort. Deer sightings recur in Union Township amid a string of Friday the 13th superstition reports.
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New Castle
Wilmington Road
Union Township
Lawrence County
Neshannock Falls
Ford to aid Hoover in campaign efforts
Washington July 13 Republican leaders plan to mobilize Henry Ford to actively back Herbert Hoover in the presidential campaign. The move aims to counter John J. Raskob’s support for Governor Alfred E. Smith and his new Democratic national chairmanship. Ford has previously endorsed Hoover, calling him the best equipped Republican candidate. Further details appear on page twenty.
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WM. K
Aigantic General Motors Corporation
Alfred EB. Smith
Ford
Hoover Ford
Hoover
Kansas City
Motor Czar
White House
Hoover notification committee named by Republican National Committee
Washington July 13 The Republican National Committee chairman Work appointed a ten member committee to arrange for the Hoover notification on August 11 Senator George H Moses of New Hampshire will lead the group with W H Crocker Ralph E Williams Dr E B Clements HR B Creager W W Atterbury Mrs D P Clark Mrs Charles H Sabin Miss Ring M West Mrs W E Kenner and Mrs Paul Rewman named as members
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Washington
Republican National Committee Today
George H. Moses
New Bempshire
National Committee
W. H. Crocker
California
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
E. B. Clements
Missouri
B. Creager
Texas
W.W. Atterbury
Rescue of relief workers reported by Kriegsblick
International news reports from Berlin via Lokal Anzeiger say the Russian ice breaker Krassin rescued Capt. Sora and Van Dongen, members of the missing Nobile relief party, while the steamship Braganza rescued another relief worker named Varming.
Marathon Skate Marathon in New Eagle Dance Contest
International News Service reports from New Eagle Pennsylvania that a roller skate marathon dance drew 15 couples with eight and a half pairs still dancing since Monday night. Four girls refused to quit when their partners tired, keeping the pace alive.
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Tonternational News
New Eagle
Death notices for several local residents in brief list
Mrs Marguerite P Shuler aged 23 of 403 Electric street James Ralph Southerland 74 of Cornersburg C H Bla Parsons 89 of Punxsutawney Mrs Thomas Woods 16 of 203 South Waulbarry Street Eugene Currie 20 of 1126 Maravia Street.
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Marguerite P. Shuler
Electric
James Ralph Southerland
Cornersburg
H. Bla Parsons
Punxsu J Townes
Thomas Woods
South
Waulbarry Street
Eugene Currie
Maravia Street
Peggy Hopkins Joyce To Take Sixth Husband
Peggy Hopkins Joyce, famed beauty, plans to wed for the sixth time, to Earl of Northesk. Both are at Deauville, with Northesk's estranged wife suing for divorce in Scotland. She recalls a romantic proposal as the couple discussed marriage amid a seaside scene.
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Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
International News Service
Paris
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Earl of
Northesk
Jessie, Brown
Scotland
Miss Joyce
Deauville
Old Timers to Furnish Room in New Hospital
Members of the Old Timers Association voted to use surplus funds to furnish a room in the new Jameson Memorial Hospital. The Old Timers Room will bear a door plate. Officers and executive committee were named for the coming year. treasury shows over $400. Invitations will be printed for an August 15 outing at Cascade Park.
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Old Timers Association
W. T. Butz
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Harvey E. McGoun
Ralph M. Campbell
William T. Butz
Dick Long
Robert EH. Whaley
Scott Paisley
Howard M. Morrison
Joseph Hannon
Aiea
Treasury
Heavy Damage In Storm Wake In Brooke County
Wellsburg W Va July 13 One person drowned property damage exceeds 1 million and economic loss near half a million reported after a flood surge. An unidentified Negro boy drowned in Buffalo Creek as the stream roared into a torrent. Beach Bottom power plants suffered heavy flooding. Foundations washed away under Pennsylvania railroad tracks. Pittsburgh and Cleveland line weakened on Ohio side blocking traffic and all bus service and electric car.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Brooke Comnty
Whureday
Buffalo Creek
American Gas and Electric Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh and
Cleveland
Ohio
Motor Club To Meet Tonight In The Crystal Ball Room
The New Saatia Motor club announces a meeting of its present members at six o clock this evening in the Crystal ball room at The Castleton to complete organization and boost membership to 6000. Ralph W Bol singer, general campaign chairman, says time is the key and urges swift signups before the Friday July 20 city hall deadline. Drive hinges on member loyalty to memorial founder David Jameson, famed for his role in national motoring development.
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Saatia Motor Club
Castleton
Ralph W. Bolsinger
Bolsinger
David Jameson
New Castle Club
Jameson
United States
American Automobils
Ontinaat
Pugs Two
Black Friday For This Hen At Fairfield County Farm
A farm hen at Charles George’s Pigasantville property in Fairfield County hatches 18 snapping turtles from 18 eggs placed beneath her after a 22 day incubation. The hen becomes a foster mother to the turtles and the event is reported as a local curiosity.
Will Case Split Continues With New Handwriting Experts
The Nellie M. Dean will case resumes Monday after a recess as Judge Chambers weighs further testimony. Contestants press for more witnesses and handwriting experts while one witness admitted implying a beneficiary would be cared for if he testified. Lash of cross examination and a witness from New York hint at further surprises as the defense readies its gas for next week.
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Nelle M. Dean
Chambers
Nellie M. Dean
Jamis Chambers
Jean Madden
Thomas Goodman
Lester
Lynn Dodson
New York
New York City
Walter Braham
Robert K. Aiken
Jane Liga
City Solicitor Sees Use For Poor Farm Land
Councilman Davies reports the city council favors building a municipal golf course on the former poor farm site along the Huwood City highway. He cites Solicitor White confirming the city holds clear title by legislative grant and that challengers must prove otherwise.
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Davies
Huwood City
White
Mayor Gillespie Demands Stronger City Jail
Mayor William Gillespie urged the council at city hall to act on jail conditions after recent escapes. He argued the Jol is in bad shape and easily breached by desperate criminals, noting the 16 year old building has repeatedly failed to hold clever inmates. A plan to surround the jail with heavy mesh wire was discussed. Two men arrested by Patrolmen Moore and Flinner recently escaped, prompting the call for improvements.
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William Gillespie
City Hall
Calababoose
Moore
Flinner
Seven Prisoners Executed in One Day at Kentucky Penitentiary
International News Service reports seven men, four whites and three black, were executed in the electric chair at Eddyville Penitentiary. The executions began after midnight, with the last dying at 2:25 a.m. Milford Lawson and Orlando Seymour led the list, followed by Louisville men Charles Mitra Hascite Dockery William Moore James Howard and Clarence McQueen. The event set a new daily record for executions, described in restrained terms with final religious consolation for many.
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International News Service
Eddyville
Arate Penitentiary
Milford Lawson
Corbin
Orlando Seymour
Louisvile
Charles P. Mitra
St. Louis
Nearly $20 000 For Golf Course
A New Castle meeting reports 19 440 pledged for a municipal golf course with 486 backers. Organizers aim to reach 20 000 by securing 600 supporters and soliciting endorsements from Rotary, Quota, Kiverls, and the Chamber of Commerce before presenting to the city council.
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Murderpal
God
Buch
MLC
James K. Love
New Castle
Rotary
Tions
Quota
Kiverls
Chamber of Commerce
Getion
Love
Sheriff Returns From Conneaut Lake Convention
Sheriff Buck Reynolds returns from the Pennsylvania Sheriff’s convention at Conneaut Lake and Port Dover with no knowledge of liquor raids or hotel incidents. He describes a pleasant trip, says he was away during the raid, and notes his election to a legislative committee.
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New’s Man
Buck Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake
Fort Dover
Ontario
Lake Erie
Tom Bsterett
Conneault Hotel
Reynolds
Culbartson
Laley
Sheriff Reynolds
Sherif Reynolds
Port Dover
Canada
Ten Minute Service Continued Policy Question
J. and Moore, representing West Side petitioners, presented 500 imames urging the council to persuade P.Q. company to keep a 10 minute street car schedule rather than 15 minutes when the West Side and Cra ton Ines connect. The council will meet with street car officials Monday to discuss this and a proposed West Washington street improvement.
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J. & Moore
West Side
Council
P.Q. Company
West Washington Street
Niagara Falls Sees Third Death By Own Action
Police report a third suicide in four days after a girl’s coat and hat, with a farewell note, are found on Luna Island. The unsigned message says it can’t live alone any longer and mentions Glenhaven.
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International News
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Luna Island
Glenhaven
Mystery shores fate of Malmgren after Italia disaster
Reports say Prof Finn Malmgren may be left on Brock Island with a broken wrist and frozen leg as the Italia crew perished in a gale on May 25. The Krassin sighted another refugee group and five survivors were picked up, including Natale Cecioni who is badly wounded, while Vincenzo Pomella is officially listed dead.
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Arctic
Vincenzo Pomella
Italia
Ise Citter Krassin
Moscow
Finn Malmgren
Othors
A. Mariang
Fappl
Thompson ordered to pay 215477 or face prison
Josiah V. Thompson was found in contempt of Fayette county orphan’s court and ordered to pay 215,477 to the John A. Nicholls estate by September 1 or serve jail time. His brother William must pay 7,262.65. The action involves alleged misuse of estate funds by trustees once linked to the Princess of Thurn and Taxis beneficiaries. Thompson already paid some restitution, but judge Dawson said more is required or jail.
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Uniontown
Josiah V. Thompson
J. £. Dawson
Fayette County
Taxsis
Thompson Brothers
Dawson
Thompson
William Thompson
Josiah Thomason
L. E. Porter
Pittsburgh
Nicholls
Friday the Thirteenth Weather Oddities Describe Lore
The poem-like text mixes dates and weather oddities, noting a Friday the thirteenth with references to witches, hoodoos, ladders, and mirrors. It blends April in July and wet, slippery conditions, hinting at superstition and playful misdating. The piece has a whimsical, folkloric tone with strong imagery.
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Pa Newe
Fa Nene
C. F. Nichols
Preston Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
Garfield Avenue
West
Paul Rewman
North Dakota
David
Lord Northesk
Peggy
Deanyibe
Bock
New Hospital
Old Timers Day Association
Cascade Park
Washington, Pa
J. Byrne
Ada M. Woilt
Philadelphia
Weeding
Mary B. Fenley
C, Mckee
R. D
Betty Houston
Portersville
Adda
Twendler
Pextersville
Motor Club
Ewa Ralph W. Bolsinger
Dean Will Case
Mayor Gillespie
Irene Arnold
Comite Des Fetes Des Grands Boulevards
Betty
Hoor
Kentucky
Kei
Conneaut
West Siders
Malmgren
Barren Isle
Ice Breaker
Arthur Mometer
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