Shooting Near Harbor Ends In Murder Of Negro
George Spradley, a boarder, missing after a noon shooting on the John Patton farm left West Virginia near the harbor area, with jealous motive alleged. Mrs West testified that Sam West demanded the revolver. five shots were fired. Spradley fled with the victim’s gun and $12, while she denied jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Willkam West
G. W. Gairdner
Iseaford
John Patton
Yrge Spradley
West
Spracley
Spradley
Patton
Archy Smith
Edna Smith
Capital Stock Increase Sought for Fair Association
The New Qasile Agricultural Association seeks to raise capital from 50 000 to 250 000 by charter amendment filed with Judge Emery. Attorney R L Walace presented the petition this morning. The plan limits full stock sale to 100 000 and keeps future increases possible without further charter changes. Memorial Day events and local activity are briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa
New
Qasile Agricultural Association
Emery
R. L. Walace
Atock
Drudge
Emory
Gal
Mills To Resume Thursday Morning
After seven weeks idle the Tin Industry mills restart with blast furnaces three and four blown in. Carnegie Steel confirms full resumption on Thursday at 8:00 am under D Pyle and John Hutler with other departments following. Coke supply delayed but expected daily. workers to return as heating work resumes. Weather warnings note heat as workers adapt post layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrnegie Steel Company
D. Pyle
Shenango
John A. Hutler
New Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Tivning
Good Renominated For Postmaster Here
BULLETINY WASHINGTON June 1 The following postmasters were nominated today Henry M Good New Castle Pa Hiram L Purdy Sunbury Pa William J Burke Mount Carmel Pay Michael B Miskall East Layer fool Olle
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Washington
Henry M. Good
New Castle
Hiram L. Purdy
Sunbury
William J. Burke
Mount Carmel
Michael B. Miskall
East Layer
bacon motor factory visit by new castle officials
Directors of the Board of Trade members of the Road committee and club presidents will visit Bacon Motor Works this afternoon to inspect the plant as it ramps up its motor car production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Trac
Kiwanis Club
Rotary ¢Club
New Castle
Bacon Motor Works
Bubonic Plague Not Affecting American Seamen
Washington June 1 The navy department advised that the outbreak of bubonic plague at Vera Cruz has not affected personnel of the American destroyer division there. The American consul at Vera Cruz, acting for the government, and the American Red Cross have offered medical supplies. Four reported cases are fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vera Cruz
Navy Department
Vera Crag
Sted Cross
Captain Spolidoro to attend Humbert Flrat Wall meeting
Captain Spolidoro of the Royal Stalon Navy will be a principal speaker at a Sunday meeting on Division Street in Humbert Flrat Wall. Vetor Dayne, a noted banker, hosts the event observing the anniversary of the Gin constitution of Valted taty.
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Spolidoro
Royal Stalon Navy
Vetor Dayne
Humbert Flrat Wall
Division Street
Valted Taty
Petition for street improvements in Cumberland and Erie avenues
A petition from Cumberland avers and Erie ave property owners asks for improvements on Erie and Crawford avenues and for proper treatment of water from a local district. The text mentions fever extension and a possible 40a plan, with unclear references to figures and officers.
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Cumberland Avers
Erie
Eri
Crawford Ayvennes
Connec
Orten
Shiehnie
Sale Of Real Estate Confirmed In Fox Estate
Court morning session confirms sale of real estate from the estate of the late Lizzie W. Fox of Slipperyrack township. Administrator George Dean's sale receives judge Emery’s approval. Also noted are a guardian’s allowance request for Mary Chermerda’s children and bond approval for John Carlin as guardian for Margaret Connor. Additional equity case testimony involves Howard B. Sutton v Anthony Mooney over a farm in Washington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizgie W. Fox
Slipperyrack Township
George Dean
Emery
Mary A. Chermerda
Howard B. Sutton
Anthony Mooney
Washington Township
Memorial Day Automobiles Serve Veterans in New Castle
A Memorial Day event provided rides to Greenwood Cemetery for old soldiers with seating for all veterans and care for Ladies of the GAR. The article lists numerous local contributors including New Castle Motors Central Motors Co Enterprise Garage Carnegie Steel Co and many individuals who donated CRTs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
G. A. It
David Jameson
Jacob F. Stentz
New Castle Motors
Central Motors Co
Lee Gordon
Enterprise Garage
Jundge W. BH
Porter
S. C. Moore
Br. R. A. Wallace
J. W
Cruelty Charged In Divorce Suit
Marry MeD Pence through attorney Thomas W Dickey files for divorce from Mary A Pence on grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment. Couple married in July 196 and separated by May Logg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med. Pence
Thomas W. Dickey
Mary A. Pence
Ontil May
Highland Avenue Repaving Underway in City Plans
Brisk activity on Highland Avenue as brick hauling and curb prep begin ahead of repaving between Moody Avenue and Sheridan Lane. City council approved Cottage Street grading and paving specs with brick payment. bids for state highway projects noted. Local deaths include State Senator David Mastin and 14 year old Win Davis of Massillon amid a chaotic scene at a trial in Chicago.
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M. J. Scanton
Highland Avenue
Cottage Street
Robneea Atrent
Eastatreat
Conell
Fitting Tribute Paid Soldier Dead On Memorial Day
Memorial Day exercises included services along Neshannock River bank and at Greenwood Cemetery. Veterans groups and Ladies of the G A R conducted ceremonies, wreaths were laid, and a coliseum program followed led by R M Campbell with veterans and civic participants paying homage to those who died in service.
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Greenwand
Cemetes
Sons of Veterans
GA. R
Dr.a. Dt
Xeshan‘rock Creek
Water Street
Sta
C. M. Smail
Suns of
Duis
Abruzzi
Coliseum
R. M. Campbell W
Samuel Bilson
Ur. L
Love, Com
Tway Nu
Speed Up Mill Street Bridge Work Urged by City Council
City council this morning passed a resolution urging county commissioners to proceed with construction of the South Mill Street bridge floor with minimal delay and to inform the city of any actions to speed the work. It proposes at least completing the walls on both sides so pedestrians can use it.
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County Commissioners
South Mill Street
Fresh Air Camp heads grateful for community support
J O Rodgers chairman of the Fresh Air Camp Board thanks Rotary, Kiwanis, Croton Drum Corps and A. S. & T. FP. Co. Band for services rendered at a ball game and for proceeds from the event.
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Fresh Air Camp
J. O. Rodgers
Fresh Air Camp Board
Rotary and Kiwanixehha
Croton Drum Corps
School Days Near Close Of Term
A reminiscence of the final days of a school term. The narrator recalls finishing trials, returning books, art and composition work, and the longing to relive the last day’s expectancy. He visits the 8th grade building, meets the principal, and hears a girl recite a poem before moving on.
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Temvis Norning
Suhesl
Roy Virlinist
Palmotor Revives Youthful Swimmer After Drowning
Police used the pulmoter to resuscitate Robert Kennedy, seven, after being pulled from water about 159 minutes before arrival. Officers Job Moore and C G Logan worked 14 minutes, then Dr Samuel Perry arrived and pronounced him in good condition. The revival marked a notable success for the city pulmoter.
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Palmotor
Memorial Thay
Robert Kennedy
Big Run Ngarhe Butler
Kennedy
Carnegie Steel Company
Job Moore
C. G Logan
Samuel Perry
Palmer Defends Anti Red Drive
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer defended his anti-red campaign before the House Rules Committee. He accused Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis F Post of obstructing the effort and said Post sympathized with anarchists. Palmer dismissed Post's constitutional concerns as false and said the deportation law was being undermined by officials who opposed it. He cited alleged pardons and releases of anarchists while challenging Post’scharges.
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Washington
America
Palmer
Louis F. Post
Post
Wast
Ca Pash
Senate Optical Soldier Aid Likely Dead for Session
June 1 report from Washington says adoption of soldier aid in the Senate before adjournment is practically impossible. Democratic and Republican leaders say the bill, already passed by the House, faces objections from the Senate Finance Committee. A redraft would take weeks, and only five legislative days remain before adjournment for national holidays.
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Senate
Supreme Court Backs Ratification Route for Amendments
Washington June 1 The Supreme Court ruled that federal amendments must be ratified by legislatures or conventions, not by referendum. The decision, delivered by Justice Day, concerns Hawke of Ohio challenging Ohio reserve laws in relation to Prohibition and Suffrage amendments.
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Washinton
United States Supreme Court
Justice Day
Hawke
Ohio
Apollo
East Street Hill May Be Paved
City officials review the possibility of paving East Street Hill. A petition is not present for immediate action, and concerns include debris on the current dirt road during heavy rain. Residents note the cost and impact on nearby areas if the street is paved.
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East Street
Ovary
Counedinin Norra
Ely
New Castle Man Killed at Cement Plant Near Wampum
Adron Anderson of New Castle employed by Wikemare drew company was killed near noon at Crescent Portland Cement plant while erecting boilers when a hoist or beam fell and struck him in the head. He died within minutes. Funeral arrangements pending in New Castle.
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New Castle
Wampum
Wampcm
Adron Anderson
Wikemare Drew Company
Crescent Portland Cement Company
Anderson
Amerson
New Castlo
Afarshal
Raoma
Death Notice for Multiple Adults in Norfolk and Hibbeck
Death record lists several individuals with partial addresses and ages, including Mrs William G Pilsen aged 50 in Wildwont area and Robert J McBicten aged 16 on Hib Beckford Street. The report mentions a Tomith department and a widow linked to Mea Agena Wiehaviby with a daughter Kiger.
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William G. Pilsen
Paul Vircont Meconahy
Onle Street
I Wil West
Norfolk
Wy Via
Aire Mleckenstein
Neeyty Beaver Street
Tobert J. McBicten
Hib
Heckford Street
Tibalth
Agena Wiehaviby
Pheowe
Convention To Be Opened One Week From Today
The final week of pre convention skirmishing begins as Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is set to order the convention. Contested seats exceed one hundred as Wood and Lowden camps clash over floor plans and management. Senator Johnson arrives Thursday with California delegates to greet the unified turnout. Seventeen Georgia seats remain disputed between Wood and Lowden factions.
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George R. Holmes
Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge
Will Teal
Leonard A.wood
Lowden
Naional Committee
Georgia
Wood
Get Liquor On Forged Permits
International liquor is reportedly obtained from bonded warehouses using forged permits. Lena Calder, Republican, was charged today in the Senate matter. Calder cited a New York newspaper claim that 200,000,006 would be needed to enforce prohibition there, calling for action amid alleged government employee involvement.
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Lena Calder
Romblican
Ce Senate
Namtes
Calder
New York City
Alpi
Stserverl
Wilson College honors local girl elects student leader
Mise Muth Patterson formerly of Franklin Virginia now living in New Castle Virginia has been elected president of Wilson College Student Government Association. The announcement caps a notable rise as the senior class leader and outstanding student.
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Mise Muth Patterson
Franklin
New Castle
Wilson College
Wilson Studiont Government Association
Wilson
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