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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

9

Income Tax Demands Roil Foreign Artists in London

Foreign artists remaining in London face intense income tax demands from tax authorities. Kurt Toner leads collectors pressing artists to pay owed taxes before continuing to stay. Officials insist foreign artists are taxed like residents and may lose rights to earn income allowances.

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Parade And Speeches Open Big Paris Fair

A vast Paris fair opens with a grand parade and speeches by prominent government officials. About 6 460 exhibitors fill miles of stands showcasing Parisian dresses lawn mowers furs sausages plumbing fixtures and jewelry. The Salon des Noveantes and Inventions draws big department stores seeking novelties while electrical goods and relay inventions span the displays. For two months the fair serves as a central market for merchants across Europe.

New Paric Oy Paris Europe

Rev Thomas Casady Elected Bishop for Oklahoma Diocese

The Rev Thomas Casady, rector of All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church of Lima? New Jersey, was elected bishop of the Oklahoma Diocese by the House of Bishops in session at Cleary Baptist Church. He won on the second ballot among eleven nominees, with the election presided over by the presiding bishop John Gardner Marr.

Anational News Service New York Thomas Casady All Saints Protestant Epipal Church Gmualin Neh Theodore P. Thurston Okahoma Lex. Casady Oklahoma House of Bishops of the Church Cleary Baptist Church John Gardner Marr DD. O Protestant Episcopal Church In

Dutch Cyclone Kills Thirty in Holland

A cyclone struck Holland killing about thirty people and prompting American Minister Yohio to advise the State Department. Officials reported a disaster scene with casualties as rescuers searched for survivors.

Wasington Holland Vyohio State Department

Witness Reveals Planned Escape by King Benjamin Purnell

International News Service reports in St. Joseph that Esther Hangel, star witness in a dissolution suit, described how House of David leader King Benjamin Purnell planned to escape in disguise with a red wig and borrowed clothes. She testified he would use a comforter around his neck to sever ties as part of the ruse.

William J. Butler International News Service ST. Joseph King Benjamin Purnell House of David HS Fk Esther Hangel Hansel Purnell Mother Hubbard Hilda Pritchard Oie

Bet on Hopi Indians Draws Ten Thousand Dollars

The story notes a $10,000 bet placed on the Hopi Indians. It mentions Mike Kile, manager of the Arizona and New Mexico Indians, with reference to events around May 15 and a connection to New York betting. The passage is fragmented but centers on the gambling stake and the involved manager.

Fortier Anal Reaitry Mike Kile Ariz and New Mexico Indians New York

Belgian Cabinet Seeks Higher Ministerial Salaries

The Belgian cabinet ministers press for increased salaries citing current pay of 1000 dollars annually plus about 730 dollars for travel. Catholic liberal and socialist parties say such pay limits posts to the rich. Senate already passed a resolution urging higher stipends.

Iteternational Russbels Senate

Orders Women To Stop Playing Cards In Budapest

A decree by the minister of the interior in Budapest bans women from playing cards in public or private venues. The measure follows reports of high numbers of female players and cites significant monetary losses leading to personal crises, divorce, and immorality. The article notes theological opposition from the Reverend HE Wagner.

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Former Follies Beauty Dies In Coast Hospital

Mary Kygo, once named Irene Fuller, a former Follies beauty, died at a Los Angeles police hospital after ingesting poison. She sued Gordon Thorne for 106,900 dollars years ago, and friends say her real name was Irene Goodall who returned to Akron to pursue a stage career.

International News Service Los Angeles Mary Kygo Follies Hollywood Irene Fuller Gordon Thorne Chicago Irene Goodall Akron

Bodies Of Two Young Women Slain In Field

Two young women were found slain in a field near an abandoned mine in Pittston Pennsylvania. One was fully nude, the other partially clothed. Both had been shot and choked to death, discovered by a mine watchman. Local authorities investigating the double homicide.

Tote National News Service Pittston Ollie Dar

Edward Beadel Returns From South America Today

Edward Beadel, a vice president of Bethlehem Steel and former president of the Pennsylvania Engineering Works, arrives home for a brief visit after years abroad with the company in South America.

Edward Beadel South America Edward Readael Pethlehem Steel Company Pennsylvania Engineering Works

Round The World In Fifteen Days Plans Unveiled

New York reports Leigh Wade, famed aviator, plans to circle the globe in fifteen days. He intends to depart from New York before August 1, using a western route.

Injuries Fatal To Automobile Jumper In Jonestown

Matilda Pejack aged 19 of Jonestown died in Memorial Hospital after leaping from a moving car on Pole Hole road last Saturday night. A girl and two young men in the vehicle were released from custody today.

Jonnstown Pole Hole Matilda Pejack Memorial Hospital Whoa Ware

Charleroi Youth Is Death By Own Action Victim

Charleroi report details the death by suicide of Jorge T. Reed a Charleroi youth who shot himself in the chest. Authorities offered no clear motive and noted the incident occurred at his father’s home. The piece also lists Memorial Day visits and local social, family, and wedding attendances in surrounding communities.

Charleroi Padang Jorge T. Reed Tiéed North Charleroi High School

Weekend Visit Highlights Local Social Caucus

New Galilee residents Mr and Mrs Edward Goleman from Warren Ohio and family spent the weekend with Mrs Sally Willman. Mr and Mrs Allen Noggle and John Goy of Wantpum, with Mr Patterson, New Wilmington, visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Otley. Mr and Mrs Lyle Felb Rey and daughter spent Saturday evening in Beaver. Mrs and Mrs John Marks and daughter from Cleveland Ohio were guests.

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New Matting Finishes Fit Corners With Salt Water

Wet the matting with hot salted water then press and fold the loose edges under. The method yields a neater finish and preserves remaining material for future use in another room.

Farmer Dies Visiting Son As Tractor Kills In Ohio

Gallipolis Ohio reports a farmer died while visiting his son when a tractor fatally injured him. The victim, described as a Creem’s country farmer near Irwin, suffered a sudden death attributed to a disease in the narrative, with a brief note of the day’s events.

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Scouts save life by restoring girl poisoned by fumes

In Washington Virginia on June 2 three Roy Scouts saved the life of Marsha Patotsky 26 after she was overcome by fumes in a War Ten Frew restaurant in Bentleyville. They revived her until a physician arrived and declared their efforts saved her life. The Scouts left without giving their names.

Scouts Washington Roy Marsha Patotsky Yng Tiails

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Thos. Casady Syracuse R.C.T.C Margaret All Auis Mewcome Maria Cremay Awmette Mhord Elizabeth Bull Helen Roberts Hcuse Syracuse Univ University Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Marion Coleman Hamilton N. Y Coleman Flizabeth Bull Brooklyn Margaret Hil New York City Blomville Annette Hord Benjamin the Rey HE. Wagner Seine Pence Coast Hospital Higgins Bros Dobby Ric Avn Charles Shannon Frank Gilkey Isaac Greer Hig Beaver Township New Galilee A Eugene Eugene London Roberts Millinery
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