Death of former U S vice president at Washington
Thomas Riley Marshall former vice president died in Washington this morning at 9 40 to 9 45 o clock He had been ill at a hotel with a severe cold contracted during a trip to the capital from his Indianapolis home He was 71 last March born in North Manchester Indiana and educated at Wabash College Funeral plans not yet completed interment to be at Marion Indiana Continued on page two.
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International News Service
Washington
Thomas Riley, Marshall
Tridiana
United States
Marshall
Indianapolis
North
Manchester
Ind
Wabash College
Columbia
Musician Dies After Jump From New York Roof
Irvin A. Schuchert a 30 year old musician died after a fall or jump from the roof of a Timer Square hotel in New York. The hotel room was found locked and police say he likely leaped or fell from the roof creating a fatal incident in mid June.
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New York
International News
Irvin A. Schuchert
Timer Square
Schucert
Florist Offers Cupid Button To Date Seekers
A quirky shopfront exchange reveals a florist pitching a flamboyant boutonniere labeled a “gay boul onaivre.” The pointer claims the flower, not a rose or orchid, could snag a date, though the hopeful customer remains unconvinced and amused by the garish gesture.
Commencement Week Begins at New Castle Senior High
Commencement week for New Castle Senior High School opened Sunday evening May 1 with a packed auditorium for Rev. F B McAllister's Baccalaureate address Why I Am What I Am The service featured the chorus and orchestra and concluded with a benediction. McAllister emphasized heredity environment will power and grace of God noting examples from history and literature. The program included a processional by the orchestra invocation by Men C J Williamson and the Senior Class Girls Choir. The large crowd stayed for the entire ceremony marking the start of a week that ends with the graduates in their gray caps and gowns.
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New Castle Senior High School
F.B. McAllister
Rev. McAllister
Rey Mcanister
Walter Scott
Rod
Cannon
Blackie
Helen Keller
Befora “Mac
C. J. Williamson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Nenposts McCreary
Helen Grotefend
June Logan
Florence Nickel
Helen Queer
Gertrude Johnson
Victoria Mick
Charlotte Rodgers
Frances Palmer
Gladys
New Croton Avenue Detour Announced
Detour announced today by Street Commissioner Battery due to progress repaving Croton avenue. The route moves from County Line to Bay to Cascade Street and into Croton avenue, replacing the Martin Street Cascade detour while work continues.
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Martin Street
Cascade Street
Croton Avenue
Battery
County Line
Bay
City May Employ Chief Engineer
Council passed a resolution by Councilman Burns inviting proposals from four engineers for the general supervision of the Sewage Disposal Plant construction. The proposals will guide a council decision on whether to hire a supervising engineer for the project.
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Council
Burns
Mrs Rae Muirhead Dies Noted Welfare Worker
Mrs Rae Muirhead a widely known welfare worker and public figure in New Wilmington died Sunday morning May 31 after a five month illness. She contributed to religious and social welfare and was a former member of the Billy Sunday Evangelistic party First Tot es Matron. The city had chosen a woman member for the welfare committee. continued on Page Two.
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Rae Muirhead
New Wilmington
Billy Sunday Evangelistic
Governors Not Enthusiastic On Defense Day Plan
A nationwide INS poll shows most governors are not enthusiastic about designating July 4 as National Defense Day. While willing to cooperate, many prefer observing a different day than Armistice Day or Independence Day, urging careful balance between defense and peace aims. Governors Angis W. McLean and others call for a national defense day but seek a date more suitable.
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George FR. Holmes
International
New York
Ad Gentes
Coolidge
War Department
General Staff
Angis W. McLean
Ofth Caroline
Cossidge
Eight Auto Accident Victims In Hospitals Over Holiday Period
Traffic congestion over Memorial Day weekend produced a record surge in accidents city and county wide. At least eight people were hospitalized in Shenango Valley and New Castle for injuries, with two sustaining broken legs. One case involved W N Rings and brother after a collision with Nick Altobelli. Joan Hess rode behind, but escaped with minor injuries. A West Side driver, Leo Laughlin, skidded off Pennsylvania avenue into Big Run Creek after a southbound car forced him to swerve.
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Shenango Valley
New Castle
W. N. Rises
Grandtown
W. Va
Shenango Valley Hospital
Joan Hess
Fairmont
Gould
Jos
Cat
Leo Laughlin
High Street
West Side
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. B. Vanhorn
Laughlin
Big Run
Jerico and
Land
Alexander Named Grand Jury Foreman
William McDonald of the sixth ward and Harry Urmson of the second ward were excused from serving on the grand jury. Judge Emery appointed Josaph Alexander of the sixth ward as foreman. The court gave duties and the jury retired as District Attorney R. T. Hildebrand began presenting indictments. The current term will be short due to many pleas received.
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William McDonald
Harry Urmson
Ron
Emery
Josaph Alexander
R. T. Hildebrand
City Seeks Bids For Two Sewers In Hawthorne Street
The council approved bids for a sanitary sewer on Hawthorne Street between Croton Avenue and Barbour Avenue and for a storm sewer in Edison Avenue. A separate legal action sees Catilda Andróvella, by Edwin K. Logan, suing Rosie and Carla Txza for 5000 in trespass slander claims.
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Cornellmus
Catilda Androvéllia
Edwin K. Logan
Rosie
Carla Txza
Plaincitf
Defandanta
Traffic accidents in county outside city rise in period
A condensed report notes accidents from May 4 to May 30 with injuries numbered around 815 and fatalities in the county outside the city, highlighting the danger to drivers and reminders to drive carefully in New Castle area.
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New Castle
Memorial Day Observed In New Castle With Parade and Service
Memorial Day services in New Castle drew a large, representative crowd from patriotic and veteran groups. A parade led by Civil War veterans from Company K, Fourth Regiment, Sons of Veterans, moved to Greenwood cemetery after ceremonies at the Capitol Theatre. The program featured Oak Street School students, music by Benjamin Frank Junior High Band, and remarks by Finn F B McAllister on remembrance and peace. The event continued with a church service and benediction by Rev. B. Copeland, concluding with songs by the North Tonior High School orchestra.
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Legion Home
Guard of Honor
Company K
Fourth Regiment
Sons of Veterans
Greenwood Cemetery
Capitol Theatre
AL McGullough
Martin J. Brennan
Oak Street
Rand
H. E. McGoun
Finn
F. B McAllister
America
B. Copeland
North Toe
High Schopl
Wink de Ven Orana
Contix
Coolidge Sets Trio of Trips From Washington
President Coolidge will depart Washington for three trips this summer. He will address the United States Naval Academy graduates in Annapolis on Wednesday and attend the Norse American Center celebration in St Paul and Minneapolis on Saturday. After a return West he will go to Swampscott Massachusetts for the summer house, to begin the summer White House from June 25 through Labor Day. An Annapolis visit may involve a fictional film scene at the academy. The two western trips will see the president travel with the same ease as any citizen.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Staris
Annepolik
Uinited States Naval Academy
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Massachusetts
West
Swampscott
Mass
Frank W. Stearns
White House
Annapolis
David Jameson Is Given Honor by Federation
David Jameson of this city was elected first vice president of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation at its annual convention at Conneaut Lake, though ill health kept him from attending. The body adopted a resolution commending his past work with the Federation. Jameson, an innovator among auto clubs, previously led the American Automobile Association as its president for three years. The New Castle Mater Club supported convention planning with four local delegates including Frank Hoyt and C. G. Martin. The convention featured a banquet, dance, and park amusements.
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David Jameson
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Conneaut Lake
Fmt
Jamison
Jameson
American Automobile Association
Hearquarters
Conneaut Hotel
Peel Hentz
New Castle
Sions
Frank Hoyt
C. G. Martin
Secretar
Lb. N. Hanlon
Freq L. Rentz
New Castle Club
Marriage Licenses Listed for Various Individuals
Marriage license entries show Joseph D. Pitzer and Sylvia M Aalzen in Woodlawn, with additional pairs including Joseph U Kyosnak Warren O Steve G Sins RAridgewater Pa Edna Wil Beaver Fails Ca BR WF and Dorothy Redd Now CJ John Untell New Cristie Surn Kraft New Castle Mary M Hromyak New Castle.
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Joseph D. Pitzer
Woodlawn
Sylvia M
Aalzen
Wampum
Joseph U
Kyosnak
Warren, O
Steve G
Sins
Raridgewater
Edna Wil
Beaver Fails
Jones
New Castle
Dorothy Redd
John Untell
New
Cristie Surn Kraft
Mary M, Hromyak
Deaths and notices from a scattered obituary list
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with fragmentary details including ages and locations such as Rae Muirhead 53 New Wilmington II and others like Ralph He Backer MALOW steret and James McCawen 7 North Bowyer township Matty FL with partial addresses and names. The text is incomplete and reads like a damaged public notice page of death records.
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Rae Muirhead
New Wihnington
Ralph He Backer
Malow Steret
James
McCawen
North Bowyer Township
Matty FL
Kutsala
Fortrude
Ray Baker dies in Slippery Rock ditch drowning
Ralph R. Baker, assistant principal of Pollock school, drowned Sunday afternoon in Slippery Rock Creek, Butler County. He was with M G C A members on a motor trip from New Castle to Slippery Rock Beach. body recovered by local men. He leaves parents, a sister H M Brown, and brother Earl M Baker. He was a member of the IC O FL lodge and Sandy Lake Methodist church.
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Ralph R. Baker
Pollock School
Slippery Rock Creek
Butler County
Slippery Rock
Mor
Baker
M. GC. A
New Castle
Slippery Rock Beach
Mr. Bak
Sandy Lake
Ritchie
Lake
Pallace
R. K. Baker
H. M. Brown
East Washington Street
Earl M. Baker
Greenville
1. C. O. FL Lodge
Council Adopts Three Ordinances On paving and porches
Council today adopted three ordinances brought up by Councilman Miller. One ordinance calls for grading and paving Revies avenue between Slaine street and Highland avenue with vitrified paving blocks on a concrete foundation. Another ordinance provides grading of Ryan avenue. A third permits enclosing with glass porches that extend beyond the building line.
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Council
Miller
Revies
Slaine Street
Highland Avenue
Ryan Avenue
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NEW Castle News
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Ande
Chicago
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State Motor Federation
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Silhourete
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Fischer and McGrath Company
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