Appeal Of Cedar Ross Is Revised
Superior Court upholds decision keeping Ross to serve 11 year term for bank robbery aiding in the Union National Bank heist. Ross arrested in Toledo with Willie Fisher. Fisher sentenced 15 years. Attorneys Aiken and Rhodes undecided on further appeal. other Lawrence County decisions affirmed in Clark vs B&O and Kempers Nunn cases.
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BELL
Citizens
New Castle
Cedar Ross
Wag
Sam Ross
Emery
Ross
Robert K. Aiken
James W. Rhodes
Union National Bank
Toledo
Willig Fisher
Fisher
Fisher i
Cleveland
Plang
Lawrence County
Franklin Clark
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kempers. Nunn
Community Service Rep Visits City for Parks Interest
H C Stone of the Community Service, New York City, is in the city to engage local residents in community recreational and playground centers. His aim is to spark greater interest in this work and increase its activities here.
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H.C. Stone
The
Community Service
New York City
Weather Dreamer Freeman Cartoons a Calm Climate
Arthur Memeter muses on being a benevolent weather lord. He imagines perfect days with sunny climes and gentler storms, then acknowledges the fallout as people fight, crops suffer, and marriages strain. He concludes the weather job isn’t for him.
Conference Reconvenes as White House Warns on Coal Strike
President Harding vows to reconvene the coal talks next Monday and warns against dilatory tactics by miners or operators. A presidential proclamation declaring a national emergency over coal could follow if agreement stalls, with government officials noting both sides delay evasion. The plan calls for miners to return to work at the old wage scale pending arbitration, a step opposed by the camp of operators and miners alike.
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Webster NE. Nolan
Wth
Duft To Leave For Foreign Mission Field This Month
Wendell W Duft of Mt. Jackson road sails July 28 aboard City of Benares for the Punjab India to begin a four year general missionary work. A New Castle High School 1913 graduate, Westminster College 1918 alumnus, he also studied at McCormick Seminary and served in Europe. Miss Mildred Allison of Marshall Avenue also sails to Alexandria Egypt to teach in a mission school.
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Lawrence County
Wendell W. Butt
Mt. Jackson Road
Dun
Benares
Punjab
India
General Missionary Wark
Duff
New Castle High School
Westminster College
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
Ilinois
Europe
Baltimore & Ohio Files Injunction Suit In Ind
Baltimore & Ohio railroad filed a federal injunction in Indianapolis to stop striking shop crafts workers and prevent violence against workers brought in to replace strikers. Forty named individuals face action in the suit. Mrs Gen Thomas and Mrs Thomas Hurley of Canton Ohio returned home after visiting relatives in New Castle. Charles Oscar Jr born at New Castle Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles C Blgck on Hast street.
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Conternational News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Gen Thomas
Thomas Hurley
Canton
Ohio
James Jenkins
Jwleasure Avenue
Charles C. Blgck
Hast Street
New Castle Hospital
Charles Oscar, Jr
Marriage Licenses Issued in Pennsylvania Areas
Marriage licenses granted for Wennety Lavhnna in McKeesport and Villa Rocha Versuiltos in Versuiltos, Pa, reflecting local civil records of unions filed in the region.
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Wennety Lavhnna
McKeesport
Villa Rocha
Versuiltos
Labor board fate in balance as Washington ponders crisis
Washington faces a national crisis as coal and steel strikes deepen. President Harding and cabinet seek an action that protects the public without inflaming tensions while federal troops stand ready elsewhere. Senate leaders avoid commentary amid growing alarm and calls for a clear government response. Page Two continues.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Harding
White Houses
Cabinet members view national crisis at White House meeting
Washington July 14 Cabinet officials voiced cautious optimism on the industrial crisis. Vice President Coolidge predicted a peaceful solution, Davis remained optimistic, Weeks called conditions quiet for now, while Fall warned the outlook was not cheerful. Hughes and Hoover declined to comment.
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International News Service
Washington
Whita House
Coolidge
Harding
Worl
Daugherty
Wes
U. S
Davis
Secretary of War
Weeks
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of State
Hughes
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Millerand and Poincare Escape Shots Fired by Youth
An assassination attempt on President Millerand in Paris is reported as the third such incident against public officials in Europe this season. The article lists prior plots against Sir Henry Wilson and Dr. Walter Rathenan, noting Millerand’s presidency after Deschanel’s illness. A youth is placed under arrest following the event.
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Millerand
Paris
Europe
Henry Hughey Wilson
Hencs
Walter Rathenan
Germany
M. Mitterand
Poul Deschanel
Attempted assassination near Champs Elysees targets French leaders
In Paris on July 14 an attempted assassination near Avenue Marigny wounded Madame Marie Duncan as President Millerand and Premier Poincare escaped. Gustave Bouvet, 23, was arrested after the gun attack while the officials traveled by fast motor car. He faced inquiry.
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Frank E., Mason
National News Service
Paris
Millerand
Premier Poincare
Champs Elysee
Avenue Marigny
Gustave Bouvet
Longchamps
Automobile
M. Millerand
M. Poincare
Atrack
Madame Marie Duncan
Miners Offer Arbitration Plan Against President Harding
Pottsville Pennsylvania July 14 coal miners plan to present their own arbitration proposal to President Harding. They oppose the president’s eleven member arbitration commission and seek a smaller panel. They are ready to arbitrate for a twenty percent wage rise but oppose arbitrators reducing wages below the March 3 suspension level.
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Cinternations
Mews Service
Pottsville
Harding
Arbitration Commission
Newspaperman Harris Visits Chicago Family Vacation
Y. V. Harris of the Chicago Herald-Examiner toured The Newa Office on Thursday with his wife and children. He and the McWilliams couple vacation at the home of D. B. Sergeant in Eastbrook, while the McWilliamses hail from Abingdon.
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Y. V. Harris
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Newa Offica
5. McWilliams
D. B. Sergeant
Eastbrook
Ten Drowned In Ships Crash in Egyptian Port Collision
CAIRO July 14 reports say ten people drowned when steamships Milano and Palo Polosas collided in Port Said harbor. Victims were passengers on the liner Pole Polosasus.
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International News Service
Cairg
Egypt
Milano
Sald Narhar
Murders His Wife And Slays Himself In Ohio
In New Rerk Ohio Lt Peiver R Williams 54 a former policeman shot and killed his wife Kaila Williams at their home then killed himself. He died an hour later. The couple had separated and she had recently filed for divorce.
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International News Service
New Rerk
Ohio
Peiver R. Williams
Kaila Williams
Williams
Dvorce. Ee
Tragic triple homicide suicide shocks Cleveland family
In Cleveland Ohio a man Mathew Mayer 33 killed his wife Mary 30 and infant daughter eight months old then shot his son Erik six in the hospital chest before turning the gun on himself. Erik survived with a bullet wound. Mayer allegedly returned from Detroit after midnight and quarreled with his wife as loud voices were heard.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Mathew Mayer
Mary Mayer
Erik Mayer
Jon
Mayer
Detroit
Erik
Mamma
Papa
Maoma
Russians Ready To Leave Hague
The international conference on reconstruction of Russia ended today except for sub committee reports and potential resolutions. Russian delegates won the Yam for the break up of the meeting but deny changing attitude, stating they will leave at once unless invited to stay. Committee members may remain through next Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Britten and Mrs. James Travers returned home from a two week motor trip to HiiIe, Ashtabula and Geneva, on the Lake.
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International News Service
Hague
International Conference On Reconstruction of
Russia
Charles Britten
James Travers
Hiie
Ashtabula
Genevaan- the-Lake
Death Record for Adda Tatterson West and Others
A brief death notice lists Adda Tatterson West and related names including Francisco Cal and Mrs Laughlin. The fragments indicate a regional obituary notice from Glenkirk and Beavor with San Big references, reflecting local obituary activity.
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Mra
Adda Tatterson West
Francisco
Cal
R R Stationary Firemen Oilers Ordered To Quit
Railroad workers nationwide were ordered to suspend work at 8 a m Monday July 31 by Timothy Healy head of the Brotherhood of Stationery Firemen and Oilers. The action affects 8000 railway workers and could trigger wider labor disruption across power houses and maintenance of way units.
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R.R
Oilers
Joan L. Spivace
International Mews Service
Chicago
United States
Timothy Healy
The
Brotherhood of Stationery Firemen
International News Service
Star
Jewell
Healy
Ben W. Hooper
Uni States Railroad Labor Board
Wota
R. R
E. F. Grade
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Washington
Veto Move by Mayor Sparks Philadelphia Pageant Plan
Mayor Moore vetoes city council action permitting the Liberty Hall pageant trip to Chicago for the Pageant of Droxreess. Justice Kalisech denies habeas corpus for Doris Brinen and Harry Bohr in the Branen murder case as Judge Trevier upholds the Woner act. Alderman Crawford County convict tested liquor law. Von Foerster Tarcony case reversed. discharged. Putnam ordered to stay with horse. Walker indicted for statutory relations with Helen Ader. City Center wall collapse kills two, injures twelve near Broad and Charny. The event was once known as the Oud Vellows Terplon.
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Philialelphis
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Willie Fisher
Arthur Memeter
Land
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New York
Wendell W. Duft
Mission Field
Baltimore & Ohio
Inc. S. Court
Cabinet
Labor Board
Federa
Texas
Strke
Labor
Senate
Federated Shop Craft
Railway Labor Board
Tal
Bouvet
Madame Duncan
Chicago Herald
Brilk
San
Moore
Justice Kalisech
Doris Brinen
Harry A. Bohr
John ¢. Branen
Trevier
Superior Court
William Alderman
Crawford County
C. BR. von Foerster
Pitesbounh
Riley
Geston
Putnam
Ayes Walker
Helen Ader
West Homestead
Walker
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