Accident Guns Bursts Wounding Two On Morris Street Porch
A 22 caliber rifle discharged accidentally by Henry G. Sumner while unloading near Morris street in New Castle wounded two people seated on a porch. Lewis Baron suffered wounds to both legs while Bertha Kolodziey had a knee flesh wound. Both were treated at New Castle hospital. Sumner assisted the injured to the hospital and a doctor removed the bullet.
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Henry G. Sumner
Morris Street
New Castle Hospital
Lewis Baron
Bertha Kolodziey
Ford
Kolodziey
Sumner
Mr. Baron
Probe Into Fatal Boat Collision Gets Under Way
Federal inspectors opened an inquiry into the Boston and Swift Arrow collision off Point Judith Rhode Island in dense fog with four dead. Survivors were dispersed after disembarking. known injured include Oscar Green theatre manager and “Chick” Miller.
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International News Service
New York
Boston
Swift Arrow
Point Judith
R. I
Oscar Green
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. O. Copeland, Brookline, Mass. Robert P. Schlemm
John P. Schlemm
Robert
Plymouth
Fall River
Commonwealth
Newport
Copeland
Employees Must Not Have booze
New York clerks at prohibition headquarters prepare letters urging major employers in New York and New Jersey to follow Henry Ford’s lead in banning liquor. The Ford order states dismissal without appeal for any man found with the odor of beer wine or other liquor on breath or possessing toxicants at home or on his person. The 18th amendment is part of the fundamental laws of the country and will be enforced to the letter.
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International News Service
New York
Henry Ford
Prohibition
New Jersey
Ford
Motive in Franks murder linked to gambling debts
Chicago July 23. State's Attorney Crowe outlines motive in the Franks case, charging Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb with killing Robert Franks to cover gambling debts. He traces conspiracy from kidnapping plans to hiring a car and the use of the George Johnson letter as caution in the crime.
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W. Harris
International News Service
Criminal Court Room
Chicago
Robert Franks
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Crowe
Nathan Leopold
George Johnson
Leopold
Automobile damages porches of houses after curb strike
Miss Mary E. Bigley of 214 Milton Street drove onto the curb on East Street near Falls Street and crashed into two porches below the Dunn residence. No injuries were reported and the car sustained only minor damage.
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Falls Street
East Street
Mary E. Bigley
Milton Street
Dunn
East and
Hot Weather Pleasures Inspires A Warm Lover
The speaker revels in heat and rising temperatures. He savors sultry days, noting how heat excites him and invites swimming and outdoor leisure. He describes peeling off clothing for a cool lake bath as the thermometer climbs toward high thirties.
Early Close Of Baby Showls Brazilian Revolt
Robert Love, ex head of National City Bank of New York in Buenos Aires, comments on Brazil's revolt. He notes Sao Paulo's coffee wealth and tax muscle, tension with Rio de Janeiro, tariff disputes, and calls for reforms urged by a British commission.
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South America
Brazil
Robert Love
National City Bank of New York
Buenos Aires
Mr. Love
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Sheriff Refuses Pardon For McGee Citing Lack of Authority
Santa Fe New Mexico July 23 Carl McGee editor of the Albuquerque Journal remains jailed despite Governor Hinckle’s pardon notice to Sheriff Delgado The adjutant general sought National Guard aid to release him If denied a writ of habeas corpus may be sought McGee was jailed for contempt after calling the court corrupt and politically driven Sheriff Delgado argues the governor cannot pardon direct contempt.
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International News Service
Santa FE
N. M
Carl McGee
Albuquerque
Hinkle
Delgado
McGee
Skipwith
12Th Engineers
National Guard
Marriage Licenses In Butler And New Castle Areas
William L. Logan and Anna E. Pierson listed for marriage license in Butler. Louis Moretti and Flora Pettigrew appear as a couple in New Castle records.
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William L. Logan
Butler Anna E. Pierson
Clairton
Louis Moretti
New Castle
Flora Pettigrew
Break-in at East Market Way Garage Yields No Theft
Police report shows the garage and storeroom of William Glenn at East Market Way were entered during the night of July 21. A window was pried open with iron. no items were reported missing. Municipal police investigated the incident on Tuesday afternoon.
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St. Mary's
William Glenn
East Market Way
McCallister Seeks First Home Grown Tomatoes
W. J. McCallister of 1610 Highland avenue claims the first ripe tomatoes of the New Castle area. Despite poor weather his vines show heavy fruit with a deep red glow. Plants were set after May 16 and others are expected to enter the race as the season advances.
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W. J. McCallister
Highland Avenue
New Castle
McCallister
Troop A Review Before Governor Pinchot at Camp Shannon
Troop A, New Castle unit in Mt. Gretna camp, is reviewed by Governor Gifford Pinchot on July 21. Report notes early arrival, sharp turnout, and roughing by older troops with roving requests for gear and comforts amid camp life.
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Forrest Freed
Camp Shannon
Mt. Gretna
Gifford Pinchot
New Castle
Charles Andrews
William G. Andrews
Chester H. Bauder
MacLaren Hops Off For Murukamu Bay
A. Stuart MacLaren the British round the world flyer and his three companions left Tokolan Bay at 7 o clock for Murukamu Bay in a bulletin from Tokyo dated July 23.
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MacLaren
Murukamu Bay
International News Service
Tokio
A. Stuart McLaren
Tokolan Bay
Death Record Edith Feola and W. J. Lowry
Edith Feola, 23, of 214 North Liberty Street, is listed in the death record. W. J. Lowry, 69, of Struthers, appears in the same notice.
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Edith Feola
North Liberty Street
W. J. Lowry
Struthers
High School Faculty Boosts Columbia Summer Classes
New Castle high school teachers frequent Columbia University summer sessions to pursue advanced degrees and specialized education courses. Miss McClaren plans an M A at Teachers College focusing on humanitarian literary critique. Miss Maxwell explores visitation work and urban life patterns. Miss Allison seeks an A in Literature of the Present and Futurism, while Prof. Connor studies adolescence and extracurricular activities for MA. Ralph L. Weide pursues an M A in chemistry researching colloid chemistry.
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Columbia University
New Castle
Miss McClaren
Teachers College
Miss Maxwell
New York
Bronx
Harlem
Ghetto
West Point
Qoyster Bay
Allison
D. H. Connor
Mahoning and
lLawrence
Ralph L. Weide
Martin Fischer
Mr. Weide
Death Cabinet In Court Room
In Chicago the States Attorney Crowe displayed a “cabinet of death” in the courtroom just before Chief Justice Caverly entered. The items included a wrapped chisel, horn rimmed spectacles linked to Nathan Leopold Jr., a stained spade, and a motorists robe used to wrap the victim’s nude body.
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Chicago
Crowe
Caverly
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Bobby Franks
Bankers Oppose French Sanctions Demand in Germany Loan Fight
London July 23 Bankers seeking to float 200 million for Germany press for stronger security than allied conference plans. Premier Herriot warns he will return to Paris unless bankers yield. The dispute centers on reparations power as the bankers fear default sanctions could hurt bond collections while France insists the reparations commission must declare default and set sanctions.
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David M. Church
Reparations Commission
Germany
Snapshots At News Mrs Eleanor Hayden Seeks Divorce
Mrs Eleanor A Hayden of New York seeks a divorce alleging her actor husband misconduct with another woman the day after their marriage.
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Eleanor A. Hayden
New York
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