No Early Wage Deal Seen In Miners Parley
Atlantic City N C July 15. Miners and operators expect little progress toward an anthracite wage agreement before the Wilkes Barre district No 1 convention in Pa next week. With leaders absent only minor details planned to end July 27. Radical district No 1 head Rinalda Cappellini is in the miners group and sparked operators to agree in principle on a new pay method for contract laborers, while operators call the delay an outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. C
Wilkes-Barre
John N. Lewis
Phillip Murray
Ad Journal
Wilkes- Barre
Rinalda Cappel- Jin
Radical District No. 1
Cappelini
Car Not Stolen Oakland State Auto Sales Report
A note from State Auto Sales indicates a parked vehicle at Liberty rear grounds was not stolen. The report clarifies ownership and location details, addressing circulating theft rumors and confirming the car remains accountably present.
Theatre theft dispute over car reclaim after sale lapse
Police report by L Kulkin states his car was taken Saturday night and intended as trade for a new vehicle with State Auto Sales. Kulkin later returned for his car, leading to confusion at the shop who believed the car stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kulkin
State
Mrs Kuhn Appointed State Grave Marker Chair
Mrs Charles K Kuhn of Harbor Bridge New Castle Perry Chapter has been named state committee chairman for grave markers by state president Alis Reinoch Knite. The unit plans to unveil a marker for Major William Morton at Slippery Rock Cemetery on July 26. Morton is grandfather of Mrs Jessie Hamilton and Mrs John Nothdurft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Kuhn
Harbor Bridge
New Castle Perry
Alis_ Reinoch Knite
National Society of the United States Daughters
Toyal
William Morton
Slippery Rock
Building Permits Filed for Garages and Dwellings
A. G. Stevens at 16 North Lee Avenue Venus seeks a garage. Frank Streib at 414 Laurel Boulevard requests a garage. Schweinsberg at 1941 Adams Street plans a dwelling. Eli Joki at 113 Scott Street proposes a dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Stevens
Lee Ayvenus
Frank Streib
Laurel Boulevard
Schweinsberg
Adams Street
Eli Joki
Scott Street
Radio Music News From Across The Nation
Youngstown reports reception of the Scopes trial in Dayton via WGN Chicago. WSAI Cincinnati aired a custom orchestral number for radio. Bodamon del Nordel Foru, a young Spaniard, wrote it. Vincent Lopez returns to WEAF with Tuesdays and Saturdays broadcasts. Lopez arranged a jazz Mikado in London, drawing copyright threats. Verdi’s La Forza del Destino to broadcast from WEAP July 21. Bastille Day noted as KDKA airs French music. Wish for Atlantic City reception of wild waves, limited to winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Dayton
Tenn
WGN
Chicago
Ill
WSAI
Cincinnati
Bodamon del Nordel Foru
Vincent Lopez
States
Programs Wear Eastern Standard Time 1924 and 1925 Listings
Radio program listings from Cleveland Pittsburgh New York and East Pittsburgh cover July 14 1924 July 16 1925 and related times. Entries include lecture recital studio programs matinee memorial recital radio artists from WEAF New York Waldorf Astoria and Mount Vernon Coral Orchestra schedules and weather signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Clevealand
Ohio
Mateau
Erkan
Woose
Pittsburgh
Dinnar
William Penn Hotel
Uncle Kay'bee
J P
Eax Tork
D. m
Goodrichgilvertown Cora Orchestra
WEAF
New York
Tose
Waldorf-Astoria
Sveartown Cord Orchestra
Ioanez
Pennsylvania
Tower Health
EDEA
National Stockman and Farmer
Weather Force
Radio features today echo across several stations
Radio listings from WEAY W0AF WJAR WOO New York to Philadelphia note a 6:40 p m start and later a 8 45 p m Municipal Band from Schenectady to Dry Slitz Hour with a Newark 9 30 p m telling of the Allan Saxophone Ensemble WCAE Pittsburgh 10 p m and a Loew's Aldine Theatre program Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy after the death of J H Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAY
WOAF
WJAR
WOO
New York
Washington
Providence
Philadelphia
United States Army Band
Eden
Pittsburgh
Municipal
Newark
Gurericn
WCAE
Pittybureh
Local boys held after Youngstown robbery probe
Detective C G Logan and Officer Thomas Lynch went to Youngstown to fetch two local boys, Adam Bejanar and another surname Wawlanski, suspected in a robbery at South Side Market, 134 East Long Avenue, Monday night. Also tied to the case are two Ailisville youths. the four are in Mahoning County detention awaiting local authorities. Amounts stolen between 44 and 45 dollars plus a fountain pen. All four boys are fourteen years old and reside on Mahoning Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Logan
Thomas Lynch
Youngstown
Adam Bejanar
Wawlanski
South Side Market
East Long Avenue
Ailisville
Mahoning County
Hillsville
Thomas
Mahoning Avenue
Bishop H. C. Boyle Visits New Castle Parish
Bishop Hugh C. Boyle head of the Pittsburgh diocese visited St. Marys Church New Castle on Tuesday as guest of Father Joseph Fitzpatrick. He was en route to Kittsville to confer the sacrament of Confirmation on a large class of children and praised progress on the new St. Marys edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh ©. Boyle
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Joseph Fitzpatrick
St. Mary's Catholi Church
Killsville
Diosecan
St. Mary's
Board Of Trade To Elect Officers
The New Castle Board of Trade will elect officers for the coming year at a directors meeting scheduled for Thursday. The meeting at the Elk's Club follows a luncheon at 12 15. The reorganized board, whose personnel changed in a recent election, will vote tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Board of Trade
Elk’s Club
Board of Directors
New Dwellings For East Side
Permits for two new homes were issued by the city engineer on Tuesday to East Side residents. J Schweinbergh sought 1041 Adams Street for about 5000 dollars, and Ell Tox received 114 Scott Street for about 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Engineer's Office
East Side
J. §. Schweainberg
Adams Street
Ell Tox
Scott Street
Two Automobile Accidents on Jefferson and Washington Streets
Two automobile accidents were reported in the past day. A Thompson Baking truck driven by Robert Dukes collided with W. H. Bean’s car at Jefferson and Washington on the public square, Bean’s car damaged. B. W. Black, driving north on Jefferson, bumped the car ahead after a sudden stop, causing slight damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Baking Company
Robert Dukes
W. H. Bean
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
Public Square
B. W. Black
Jefferson Street
Black
Daylight Saving Controversy In Lübeck Germany
American tourist reporter notes Lübeck would gain little from daylight saving time as long days stretch into late night. The city’s northerly latitude causes daylight to linger until past ten in summer, and dim by early morning in winter, with residents reading by sunlit lamps late into the night in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kraft
Lubeok
Germany
America
Lubeck
Drying efforts stall at city offices on third floor
The Neptune Association and Ocean and Coastline vessels group try to dry British ships again as city health department staff handle short duties this week. Painters and cleaners occupy the third floor of the clay building, promising a thorough haul and a notable aesthetic upgrade once finished. Department expects to return to the office next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Association of Maxiers
Ocean and Coastline Vessels, Inc
City Health
de | Ot
Court Requests Re ora Records in Reckless Driving Case
In the case of the Commonwealth against Albert Wagner a petitioner seeks a writ of certiorari to return records to court. Justice H J McCready of Wampum issued a warrant. Wagner claims a fine of 810 and costs for reckless driving were imposed with irregular proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Albert
Wagner
Justice of the Peace
H.J. McCready
Wampum
Warner
British Liners to Stay Wet in New York Port
International News Service reports on July 15 that trans-Atlantic liners entering the port of New York remain under the legal cloud. Judge Mack refused a permanent injunction against the Cunard Line, affecting the treaty validity with Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnternational
New York
Wadera
Mack
Cunard Line
Great Britain
Verdict Favorable to W. V. Tyler in Supreme Court
Attorney Charles T. Davis received notice from the prothonotary that in the case of W. V. Moore and others against W. V. Tyler and others the Supreme Court may enter a verdict in favor of the defendant. The trial of the case proceeded with the evidence presented and the court prepared to render judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles TR. Davis
Supreme Court
W. V. Moore
Athess
W. V. Tyler
Verdict Favoring Plaintiff In Patent Heating Affected Sale
A court verdict awarded the plaintiff 2186 dollars and 68 cents from a sale of territory for patent heating apparatus. Following the refusal of a new trial on appeal, aspects of the case were pursued further.
Woman Seeks Annulment of Marriage Filed by Schuller
Mary Schuller, by Attorneys Gibson and White, files for divorce from Joh Schuller alleging physical infirmity. They wed in March 192? and cohabited until July. two months after marriage Mrs. Schuller discovered her husband impotent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schuller
Gibson and White
Joh Schuller
Schuller
Massachusetts Man Gets Appointment
(International News Service Washington July 15) Dr Henry Tt Brown of Rutland Mass was appointed chief medical officer at the new Veterans Hospital at Aspinwall Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Washington
Henry Tt. Brown
Rutland
Mass
Loday
New Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Pennsylvania
Lover Thwarted In Love Ends in Tragic Suicide
In Hamburg a Philadelphia man, 45 year old Carl C. Clawson, shot Helen Spatz, 21, after failing to win her affection, then killed himself in a hotel owned by the girl’s mother Mrs. J. W. Sparz. The incident occurred at the hotel in Hamburg on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hamburg
Helen Spatz
Carl C. Clawson
Philadelphia
J. W. Sparz
Replevin Action Over Dodge Auto Valued at $200
Elrich H. Scrazzo trading as the State Agito Sales company by attorney A. Wilkison brings an action in replevin to secure possession of a Dodge automobile valued at $200 from L. F. Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrich H. Scrazzo
Agito Sales Company
If. A. Wilkison
L. F. Hurst
Dodge
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Liberty
Smith
Cunningham & Knorr
Croton Avenue
Bell
Old Rescue Mission Rooms
Universal Sales Co
Love
Megown
Corner Mail
Washington Serects
WEAP
KDKA
Ey Concegn
Fanna Tim
Congress
Eae
J. H. Spencer
J. W. Spencer
Lawrence Automobile Co
South Side
H. C. Boyle
Board of Trade
J. F Perelman
E.washington ST
New Castle, PA
Eckerd
East Washington Street
Metzler
Health Department
Massachusetts
Pal-Man
David H. Long
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