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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1922

Page

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Shopcrafts Policy Committeemen To Meet In Chicago

Ninety shopcrafts policy committee members arrive in Chicago for a conference to decide Jubor and others attitude toward President Harding's settlement plan for the gas strike. Wharton forecasts acceptance to end the strike under protest if carriers reject the plan. officials predict a trend toward settlement.

tInternational News Services Chicago Federation Railway Shepcrafts Jubor Viarding B. M. Jewell Wharton A. O. Wharton United States Railway Labor Board Shoperatta* Trnions Labor Board New York Harding Shepcrafts Len W. Hooper Washington Trix

Sandusky Fire Causes Over $100,000 in Damage

A fire of undetermined origin in Sandusky destroyed the Baltimore & Ohio warehouse, several box cars, and boats, with losses exceeding $100,000. The adjacent docks and an elevator area suffered extensive damage but were saved after control was restored early today.

International News Service Gantusky. O Baltimore & Ohio

Rentz News Employer Toast Marks Fortieth Year

The News staff and Western Pennsylvania newspaper men gathered at the Masonic temple in New Castle to honor Fred L. Rentz on the fortieth anniversary of his connection with The New Castle News. Banquet speakers recalled early days as a printer s devil and praised the paper s editorial style and makeup. Messages of congratulations included a telegram from President Warren G Harding and one from Governor William S Sproul.

the News Big News The News Western Pennsylam In Masonic Temple Rentz Fred L. Rentz New Castle News Myr. Rentz Western Pennsylvania Tientz United States Warren G. Harding Pennsylvania William GC. Sproul Nentz

Miners Resume Work After Strike at Eamons Coal

Marion Center Pennsylvania July 29 non-union miners on strike at Eamons Coal com munes have returned to work, accepting their demands after negotiations with management.

Marion Center International News Service Marign Center Eamons

A Dreamed Rival in Dusty Street Footnote

A narrator recalls a morning encounter with a happier youth. The speaker envies not wealth but a carefree gait and freckles. The scene captures a sunlit street and a hopeless wish to trade shoes for speed as the day begins.

Taxes Assessed On Coal At Mine Varies

Harrisburg reports show coal taxes at 1.5 percent under the state coal tax vary from 0.0188 to 0.1245 cents per ton. Stove coal values range around 7.72 dollars per ton, with one mine at 9.10. Barley coal mine value is 1.25 dollars per ton, and the largest tax is under 12 cents per ton on stove coal.

Harry Boland Wounded Evading Arrest Report

London dispatches report Harry Boland, former secretary of Hamann De Valera, wounded by Free State troops while attempting to evade arrest at Skerries, 17 miles northwest of Dublin, according to Dublin sources.

International News Service London Harry Boland Hamann de Valera Free State Skerries Dublin

Lake Erie Ports Win Coal Shipment Priority

Priority coal movements begin with Lake Erie ports under special orders. Federal distributor Henry B. Spencer coordinates urgent fuel allotments with state quotas and regional committees to oversee post state-line distribution. Freight car withholding aims to curb rising prices as Lake Erie regions face shortages.

International News Service Washington, D. C Lake Erie Henry B. Spencer Telgraph Congress Row Lake Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Distributing Agency

Car Overturns Near Wampum Injuring Three

A car driven toward New Castle overturned at Jenkins Arch near Wampum after the driver braked to avoid a truck. Frederick Clevihue of Pittsburgh suffered a broken shoulder, Mrs Clerihue and a Smail child were shaken but not seriously hurt. Clerihue was hospitalized in New Castle. others received first aid and recovered.

Jenkins Arch Wampum New Castle Hospital Frederick Clevihue Pittsburgh Clerihue Smail New Castle

Three U S Doughboys Killed In Truck Crash

Berlin dispatch reports three American doughboys killed and one seriously wounded when a motor truck of the American Army of Occupation crashed into a telephone pole opposite the fortress Ivresbralzinskiln near Koblenz. The crash occurred this afternoon.

U. S International News Service Berlin Qoceunnalion Ivhresbralzkin Cobleng

Murder at New Castle Fair Grounds Ends in Death

Saturday at the New Castle fair grounds a quarrel over horse care led to a fatal shooting. Willian Scott, 62, a hostler for attorney E. J. Clark, died from a shotgun blast to the chest. August Whitney, hostler for J. R. Specht, was arrested by Constable W. J. Graham and charged with murder. A post mortem was held and the body moved to the local mortuary.

New Castle Fair Grounds Willian Scott August Whiting William Scott J. Clark August Whitney J. R. Specht J. P. Caldwell Graham

Appeal for Coal Sent to Senate in Food Crisis

Washington July 31 An appeal for coal to save ruinous waste of food grain in Iowa was made to the senate by W G Rice Coal Co of Davenport. The company said 600 cars of coal were needed at once to prevent loss of grain and food in cold storage warehouses and canning factories. Threshing had stopped due to fuel shortage. It was the first direct appeal for coal to the senate in the present emergency.

Increased Duties On Woolen Blankets Strengthen Tariff Bloc

Washington July 31 The Republican tariff bloc won again by pushing sharply higher duties on woolen blankets. The Senate rejected Lenroot’s amendment 27 to 30 then approved the committee’s plan 30 to 24, imposing 20 cents a pound plus 30 percent ad valorem on cheap blankets, with a sliding scale up to 40 cents a pound and 40 percent ad valorem on the dearest.

International News Service Washington Senate Lenroot Wisconsin

Perley J Emery executed for murder at Rockview prison

Perley J Emery, convicted of first degree murder, was executed at Western Penitentiary Rockview near Bellefonte. He received two 2000 volt shocks, first at 7:07 am and again minutes later, and was pronounced dead at 7:12 am. He offered no statement, and his body will likely be buried at the prison.

Emery State Pardon Board Hea Philadelphia Fairmount Park Rockview DL Demurnard Belefonte Episcopal Church

Arrive Home From Findley Lake NY Vacation

City Treasurer and Co Lt Mc Millen and family of Morton street Mr and Mrs C G Johnston of Wilmington avenue and Mr and Mrs HF Stockman of Past Washington Street returned home after a two weeks vacation spent at Findley Lake NY. They had a cottage and the trip was by automobile and the fishing was good.

and &. CO Lt. McMillen Morton Street C. G. Johnston Wilmington Avenue HF. ¢ Stockman Washington Street Rave Findley Lake N.Y

Fishing Club Members Return From Canada Trip

Several members of the Pennsylvania Fishing Club who spent weeks at the grand headquarters on Georges Bay, Canada, arrived home Sunday morning. The returning party included T. H. Hitcheack, H. W. Marquis, James A. Chambers, J. M. Anderson, Leslie Brindle, J. J. Heess, and Homer Luni- SOD.

Pennsyvania Fishing Club Grnud Georpsiaty Bay Canada T. H. Hitcheack H. W. Marquis James A. Chambers J. M.anderson Leslie Brindle J. J. Heess Homer Luni

Plans For Big Labor Day Celebration In Cascade Park

Labor Day activities in Cascade Park will feature speeches by Congressmen from Pittsburgh and city leaders with expected crowds of 8000 to 10000. The Trades and Labor Assembly and Building Trades Council plan a day of events including excursions, a park program, and a dance, with committees organized for press, program, speakers, reception, and music.

Trades and Labor Assembly Building Trades T. J. McMichael Pittaburgh Woodlawn Beaver Valley Youngstown Butler Sharon Ellwood City Farrell Cascade Park Congressm W. J. Laure Pittsburgh Park Press Philp Evans W. G. Marshall M. Triplett J. Merriless R.campbell J. Bradford P. &. Evans Theodore Sewell A. J. Wilson Ira Smith Sporne. Jones 2. Kenland C. L. Pen Fred Pennington Swan Robert Steckman George Yrimbel

Death Record for Mrs Amin Lacy Woll San Francisco

Death notice notes Mrs Amin Lacy Woll of San Francisco California died recently. No services details available. Additional biographical data not provided in the fragment.

Amin Lacy Woll San Franccisco California

Grave Industrial Crisis Nears End This Week

The plan aims to end the national coal and railway strikes within days. Shop craftsmen and railroad executives prepare votes on President Jardus's peace proposal while officials predict a quick acceptance by labor and a brief resistance by a minority of rail executives. May resume work by Thursday as repairs restart on locomotives.

George R. Holmes International News Service Prespendent Co Washington New York Chicago Jardus White House

Davis Optimistic Strike Will End

Washington July 31 Secretary of Labor Davis voiced optimism that the rail strike would be settled to the administration’s satisfaction and that a coal operators and miners adjustment would follow, possibly without government effort. He echoed A. O. Wharton’s view that plan submitted by President Harding to both sides would be accepted, reflecting labor sentiment.

International News Services Washington Davis A. O. Wharton Railway Labor Board Harding Laber

Snapshots At News Seventy Two Fatalities And Injuries Across Cities

A string of tragedies reported across 22 American cities includes Mrs. Caroline Norum of Pittsburgh fatally injured when her car plunged over an embankment. Other incidents detail 670 injuries in 1 062 auto accidents, a 14 year old Greensburg girl killed by an auto, and a Greensburg resident found dead in bed. Plus, a Butler county fruit grower creating trees and a Cunmief­erfer case tied to a homicide investigation.

Caroline Norum Pittsburgh Elrod John Greensburg

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Shopcrafts Sandusky Caldwell Arthur Mometer Netty A Gau Federal Coal Distributors’ Organization Fair Grounds Whitney Anne Burnett Fort Worth Texas Burk Burnett Burnett Perley J. Emery Guide Slayer Cell Death House Findley Lake,n. Y Robert F. Damitson State Hospital Trenton N. J Velen MerCabe Mrr Paul Daniel McCabe Joseph Neff Butler County Baselion Stanills Cunmiefer John Ste Seth
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