Seiberling Opposes Closed Shop At New Castle Banquet
Frank A. Seiberling, president of Seiberling Rubber, spoke to 200 New Castle business leaders at the Board of Trade banquet, declaring opposition to the closed shop and urging labor to serve public interest. He cited Chamber of Commerce ties and warned against union monopoly, stressing the rubber plant would help New Castle prosper. The remarks followed his discussion of labor and Gompers influence, and the talk ended with a note that the story continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Frank A. Seiberling
Seiberling Rubber Company
Board of Trade
First Christian Church
Seiberling
Selberling
United States Chamber of Commerce
Gompers
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
Prohibition Agents Seize Private Yacht With Booze Cargo
Prohibition agents seized the $100,000 yacht Rippie off Clinton Street Brooklyn after a firefight. About 200 cases of rye whiskey were found aboard, with the cargo valued at $150,000. The crew said the vessel sailed from the Bahama Islands after being robbed of part of its load by pirates while en route from Cuba.
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International News Service
New York
Florida
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Time
Cuba
Prohibition Enforcement Agenrs
John §. Parson
Bahama Islands
Believe Peters Companion Taken
A man believed to be one of Clarence Peters companions, ex marine slain by Walter S Ward, is in Samaritan hospital recovering from two old bullet wounds. He gives the name John Clenzo of New York and resisted arrest, aided by three policemen at bedside while authorities push fingerprints and photo to New York for ID.
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Bulleton
International Newa Sarvicay
Philadelphia
Clarence Peters
Walter S. Ward
New York
Samaritan
John Clenzo
Woman shoots man in hotel room then attempts suicide
Kansas City report states Frank Anderson, assistant superintendent of the Jones Co, found dead with a bullet through the brain in Midwest Hotel. Marie Beal, nurse from Springfield I, registered as his wife, wounded herself and burned her undergarments. She claimed she would not explain her motive. She was hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainternational News Service
Kansas City
Frank Anderson
Jones Company
Midwest
Marie L. Beal
Colony Hospital
Springfield
General Hospital
Seiberling Address Highlights Planning Need and Open Shop View
The speech urges a city plan with a planning commission, promotes preserving distinctive districts, and cautions against garages and crowded streets. It praises nature and warns against rapid development while calling for balanced prosperity and open shop labor policy amid wartime shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wison
Samuel Compers
American Federation of Labor
New Castle
Forty-Seven Grand Jury Cases Listed for Monday
Forty-seven cases will be presented to the grand jury Monday, June 5, by District Attorney R L Hildebrand. Twenty-six are liquor or manufacturing cases, with the rest of ordinary nature. no major cases are listed and little time is expected for review. Com. vs. George Warso rape. Com. vs. Ralph Brunette manufacturing and transporting intoxicating liquor. Com. vs. Angelo Girandi many.
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Grand Jury
R. L. Hildebrand
George Warso
Ralph Brunette
Angelo Girandi
Business Men In Mayor's Court
A distinguished group of business men faced Acting Mayor W. T. Burns at police court today on the charge of parking their automobiles in the zone on the public square set aside for the buses. The cars were parked there by men who attended the Board of Trade dinner at the First Christian church and returned to their bars to find violations of a city ordinance. The acting mayor explained the situation and discharged them all without fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Burns
Board of Trade
First Christian Church
Joseph Hannon Suffers Broken Leg in Norris Way Tin Shop
Joseph Hannon a prominent Wart Washington street resident suffered a broken leg Friday afternoon when a bundle of iron in his tin shop in Norris Way fell against him. He was removed home where the injured limb was set and his condition was reported as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hannon
Washington Street
Hig Tin
Norris Way
Mr. Hannon
Memeter's Camp Reverie In Warm Weather Escape
The poem contrasts staying in a stuffy flat during cold weather with moving to a summer camp. It celebrates outdoor life under open sky, despite mosquitos and chiggers, praising casual dress and freedom. The speaker longs for a camp spot today as the moonlit night hints at pleasant conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Will Soon Triple The Output At New Castle Plant
Frank A. Seiberling, president of Seiberling Rubber, says output will triple at New Castle. Current 1000 tires and 3000 tubes daily to 3000 tires and 6000 tubes by mid July. He notes Barberton and New Castle plants are far from ultimate capacity and discusses Republic rubber plant prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Frank A. Seiberling
The
Seiberling Rubber Company
Republic Rubber
Youngstown
Seiderling
Barberton
Day Is Coming When Every Household Will Have An Automobile
Frank A. Selberling urged the Board of Trade that America has not yet reached auto production saturation and predicted a day when every family owns a car. He warned cities to widen streets, plan with commissions, and reserve zones for manufacturing, business, and residences to avoid future rework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frank A. Selberling
Board of Trade
Mr. Seiberling
Akron
Poetical Will Is Placed On Record In Newark
The first poetical will on record was probated in Newark disposing of the estate of late insurance broker F B Castle. It reads in part that all earthly goods go to his wife forever with no limits and that she is the executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Newark
N. J
Fane
F. FB. Castle
Sewage Disposal Plant Needed Only Short Time In Year
E E Haslam, consulting engineer for the New Castle Board of Trade, said Sewage disposal needs are brief with only about forty eight days yearly when river water lacks adequate dilution. He outlined a program for a city of 100000 including water supply sanitation housing transportation and recreation, noting Pymatuning Dam could eliminate most disposal needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
E. E Haslam
Mill Schedules Unchanged at Three Plants
Officials of Carnegie, Shenango and New Castle plants stated today there would be no change in operations next week. Carnegie will run three furnaces of four, Shenango will run thirty hot mills of forty, and New Castle will run twenty mills to capacity.
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Carnegie
Shanango
New Castle
Miillia
Garnegie
Shenango
Grand Jury Opens Ward Case Probe in Peters Slaying
Westchester grand jury will start investigating the shooting of Clarence S. Peters ex marine and the Ward confession claiming blackmail led to the slaying. Walter S. Ward and his father George Ward will be questioned along with Mrs Ward and household staff. James J. Cunningham awaits further questioning as authorities probe his account. Betty a woman friend from New York City may visit Cunningham.
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White Plains
Westchester Grand Jury
Clarence S. Peters
Exmarine
Walter S. Ward
Peters
George
Ward
Walter
Young Ward
James J. Cunningham
Cunningham
Betty
New York City
Gas Co Employees Die From Gas Exposure at Plant
Lykens Pennsylvania June 3 Two Williamstown Gas Company employees St John Williard and David R Bergler were asphyxiated and a third, Floyd Zarker, overcome while trying to rescue them as gas escaped during startup after a weeklong shutdown. His wife was saved. Also noted is a sewer stoppage at Reynolds and Scioto streets with street department addressing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Lykens
Williamstown Gas Company
St John Williard
David R. Bergler
Floyd Zarker
Reynolds and
Scioto
Then
Street Department
Death Record Morr Eleanore Melure
Eleanore Morr died in Zelion ople Fugens Kltla GO Hiwoud City at age 00. William Thomas Shifter, 25, of Rock dala is also listed in the notice.
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Morr
Eleanore Melure
Zelionople
Fugens Kltla
Hiwoud City
William Thomas Shifter
Rockdala
No Wage Parley Yet For City Street Cars
Rumors say Pennsylvania Ohio Electric Company and street car workers have reached agreement on working conditions, potentially resolving the wage dispute without a strike. Linemen remain out, but no official statements have been issued by either side.
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Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
Reynoldstown School Reunion Set For August 8
The fifteenth annual Reynoldstown School association reunion is fixed for Tuesday August 8. No full program yet but will follow past practice, with further newspaper notices for updates. The gatherings, held at the W. N. Aiken building on Pearson Street, draw past students eligible from 1838 to 1890.
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Reynoldstown School Association
W. N. Aiken Building
Pearson Street
Reynoldstown School
New Castle
Pollock Township
Plane sinks in English Channel near Folkestone
A London-Paris passenger plane from Crandon aero drome at 10 39 crashed into the English Channel off Folkestone. It carried aviator Morin and two passengers, an Englishman named Ley and a Frenchman named Carroll. Witnesses saw it at about 2060 feet before a nose dive, water spout followed as the machine sank. two bodies were recovered by a Boulogne bound steamship.
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International News Service
Folkstone
Eng
Tondon-Paris
Boulogne
Crandon Aerodrome
Morin
Ley
Carroll
Spectatore
City Employees Are Paid Today
City employees received their semi monthly pay while city officials drew their monthly salaries. The payroll totaled 9291.87 dollars.
Stock salesmen for two firms forfeit bonds in Pittsburgh hearing
Snapshots attest 23 stock salesmen from Continental Sales Company of Chicago and Glass Casket Company forfeited bonds totaling 86 600 for failing to appear at a Pittsburgh hearing. Hon Benjamin Jarrett former state senator from Mercer county district was re appointed a member of the State Compensation Board by Governor Sproul yesterday.
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Continental Sales Company of
Chicago
Glass Casket Company
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Jarrett
jStette
Mercer County
State Compensation Board
Sproul
Brier Hill Steel Company
Youngstown
Lecture To Benefit Rev McAlister Fund
Friday evening June 24 at First Baptist Church Rev BP Lynch will give an illustrated lecture on his ten thousand mile U S tour using 150 color slides. The event benefits the McAllister fund created for Rev F B McAlister who has been ill for months and is improving. The program aims to raise substantial sums as church members support the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Wineter
MccAllister Fund
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London
Paris
FA Seiberling
Chamber of Commerce
Peter
F. A. Seigerling
Arthur Memeter
Rubber Company
Haslam
Reynoldstown
Haxelton
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
N Maf Woman's Party
Iment
Luly
McAllister Fund
Ba Lynch
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