Seiberling Opposes Closed Shop at New Castle Banquet
Frank A. Seiberling, president of Seiberling Rubber, told 200 business leaders in New Castle that he is opposed to the closed shop and supports union rights when properly conducted. He argued the Chamber of Commerce showed war time leadership but warned against labor monopolies, urging public interest first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Frank A. Seiberling
Seiberling Rubber Company
Board of Trade
First Christian Church
Seiberling
United States Chamber of Commerce
Gompers
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Prohibition Agents Seize Private Yacht Ripple
Prohibition agents seized the $100000 private yacht Ripple off Brooklyn after a revolver battle. They found 200 cases of rye whiskey aboard, part of a cargo reportedly sailing from Cuba to the mainland. The yacht, owned by a millionaire, was captured by John S Parson's team following a tip about a vessel laden with liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car News Service
New York
Ripple
Florida
Prohibition
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Cuba
Johns. Parson
Bahama Islands
Believe Peters Companion Taken In Philadelphia
A man believed to be one of Clarence Peters ex marine associates is hospitalized in Samaritan hospital Philadelphia with two chest and arm bullet wounds. He identifies as John Cienzo of New York and resisted authorities prompting police to subdue him with blackjacks.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Clarence Peters
Walter S. Ward
New York
Samaritan
John Cienzo
Woman shoots man in hotel room then attempts suicide
In Kansas City a hotel room death leaves Frank Anderson dead from a bullet to the brain. The woman named as his wife, Marie L Beal a nurse from Springfield Illinois, suffers a self inflicted wound and a fire on her garments. She remains unconscious at General Hospital with doctors hopeful for recovery.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Frank Anderson
Jones Company
Midwest
Marie L. Beal
Colony Hospital
Springfield
General Hospital
Seiberling Urges Planning and Open Shop Policy
In a speech excerpt Seiberling cautions against hasty city layout and garage encroachments while calling for a planning commission. He stresses balanced prosperity, open labor practice over monopolistic closed shops, and restoring value through steady work in New Castle and beyond.
Forty-Seven Grand Jury Liquor and Related Cases Listed
Forty seven cases will be presented to the grand jury on Monday by District Attorney R L Hildebrand. Of 83 originally slated, 36 have pleaded. Twenty six liquor cases and the rest other quarter sessions matters appear in the appended list. Com. vs. George Warso rape. Com. vs. Ralph Brunette manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor. Com. vs. Angelo Girandi manufacture.
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Grand Jury
R. L. Hildebrand
Com
George Warso
Ralph Brunette
Angelo Girandi
Manu
Business Men In Mayor's Court
A group of business men appeared before Acting Mayor W. T. Burns in police court for parking in the bus zone on the public square after attending a Board of Trade dinner at the First Christian church. The cars were moved from the zone in violation of ordinance and all motorists were discharged without fines.
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W. T. Burns
Board of Trade
First Christian Church
Joseph Hannon’s Leg Broken in Tin Shop Accident
Joseph Hannon, a West Washington Street resident, broke his leg Friday around 4 PM when a bundle of iron in his Norris Way tin shop fell against him. He was taken home and the injured limb was set. he is resting as well as can be expected today.
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Joseph Hannon
West Washington Street
Norris Way
Hannon
Arthur Memeter Prefers Summer Camp To City Flat Life
The speaker contrast a cold weather flat with a summer camp. He laments indoor cramped air but praises a sky roof and shelter of trees. He counts mosquitos and chiggers yet cherishes freedom, warmth, and being outside with noon temperature around seventy five.
Seiberling predicts enlargement of tire plant output
Frank A. Seiberling president of Seiberling Rubber tells News that production will triple from 1000 tires and 2000 tubes daily to 3000 tires and 6000 tubes by mid July. He says Republic Rubber’s Youngstown plant will not be taken in and outlines capacity use at Barberton and New Castle plants.
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Frank A. Seiberling
Seiberling Rubber Company
Republic Rubber
Youngstown
Seiberling
Barberton
New Castle
Day Is Coming When Every Household Will Have An Automobile
Frank A. Seiberling told the Board of Trade that America has not yet saturated automobile production and that someday every family will own a car. He urged planning commissions and wider streets, noting Akron’s experience and the need to separate manufacturing, business, and residential areas to handle increasing traffic.
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America
Frank A. Seiberling
Board of Trade
Mr. Seiberling
Akron
Poetical Will Is Placed On Record
New Jersey probate records publish a poetical will for insurance broker F. E. Castle. The verse bequeaths all earthly goods to his wife with no limits and designates her as executrix, marking the first such poem to enter probate in Newark.
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Newark
F. E. Castle
Sewage Disposal Plant Seen Unneeded Most Weeks Year
E B Haslam, consulting engineer for New Castle Board of Trade, says sewage disposal plant for New Castle is only needed for about forty eight days annually as river dilution remains adequate. He outlines a broader program including water supply sanitation housing transportation and recreation to prepare a city of 100 000 in coming years.
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New Castle
E. E. Haslam
Grand Jury to Probe Ward Case in Peters Shooting
White Plains June 3 Grand jury will open an investigation Monday into the shooting of ex Marine Clarence S Peters and the Ward confession that he acted amid blackmailing pressure. George S Ward father of Walter will be questioned as will Mrs Ward and several household staff. James J Cunningham remains detained after telling of events leading to the slaying and a possible visit from a woman friend Betty from New York City is expected.
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White Plains
Westchester Grand Ad
Clarences. Peters
Exmarine
Walter S. Ward
Peters
George S. Ward
Walter
Ward
Young Ward
James J. Cunningham
Cunningham
Betty
New York City
Mills Keep Steady Output Next Week Officials Say
Carnegie will run three of four furnaces Shenango operates thirty of forty hot mills and New Castle runs twenty mills at capacity, maintaining unchanged operations for next week according to plant officials.
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Carnegie
Shenango
New Castle
Gas Company Employees Die From Gas Exposure
LYKENS Pa June 3 Two Williamstown Gas company workers were asphyxiated and another man was overcome by gas escaping from plant mains late last night. John Williard and David R. Berger are the dead, Floyd Zarker was overcome while trying to pull them from the steam room but was saved. The men were restarting the plant after a weeklong shutdown.
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International News Service
Lykens
Williamstown Gas Company
John Williard
David R. Berger
Floyd Zarker
Sewer clog closes Reynolds and Scioto corner
Storm sewer at Reynolds and Scioto streets became stopped up on Friday causing water to back up at the intersection. Street department crews are handling the issue today to restore normal flow.
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Reynolds and
Scioto
Death Notices for Mrs. Eleanore McLure and Others
Death records list Mrs. Eleanore McLure aged 90 of Zelienople Eugene Tillin aged 60 of Ellwood City and William Thomas Shaffer aged 25 of Rockdale.
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Eleanore McLure
Zelienople
Ekugene Tillin
Ellwood City
William Thomas Shaffer
Rockdale
Wage talks rumored but no official statement issued
Rumors reach the city that progress has been made in wage negotiations between Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company representatives and street car workers. No confirmation from either side. Linemen remain on strike while other terms may revert to pre June 1 conditions if agreement holds.
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Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
Reynoldstown School Reunion Set for August 8
The fifteenth annual Reynoldstown School association reunion is scheduled for Tuesday August 8 at the W N Aiken building on Pearson Street. The event invites all pupils who attended between 1858 and 1890 and notes announcements will follow in newspapers. Seating space has become a recurring issue due to growing interest.
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Reynoldstown School Association
W. N. Aiken Building
Pearson Street
Reynoldstown School
New Castle
Pollock Township
Plane dives into English Channel near Folkestone
A London to Paris passenger plane nose dived about 2,000 feet off Folkestone, England, striking the Channel and sinking after spectators saw a water spout. A Boulogne-bound steamship later picked up two bodies. the aeroplane had departed Crandon aero drome at 10:30 with two passengers, Ley and Carroll, and aviator Morin.
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International News Service
Folkstone
Eng
City Employees Paid Today Payroll Totals $9291.87
City employees received their semi monthly pay while officials got their monthly salary. The payroll totaled 9291 dollars 87 cents.
Notable Transfers and Appointments in State and Industry
Snapshot items report 23 stock salesmen from Continental Sales Co of Chicago and Glass Casket Co forfeiting bonds totaling 96600 for a Pittsburgh hearing absence. Hon. Benjamin Jarrett is reappointed to the State Compensation Board by Gov. Sproul. Brier Hill Steel opens a third blast furnace at Youngstown as district stacks rise to 22 of 47. Pool rooms in Hazelton close amid the coal strike as miners lack spending money. About 100 funeral directors attend a Beaver Falls convention in the Western Pennsylvania district. The National Woman’s Party reports doubled membership in three months.
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Continental Sales Company of
Chicago
The
Glass Casket Company
Pittsburgh
Brier Hill Steel Company
Youngstown
Hazelton
Lecture To Benefit McAllister Fund At First Baptist
Rev P H Lynch will give an illustrated lecture at First Baptist on Friday June 23. He will share his ten thousand mile US journey with 150 colored slides. The talk supports the McAllister fund for former pastor Rev F B McAllister who is slowly improving at his Laurel avenue home. The event aims to raise funds after strong winter support and ongoing church giving since then.
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First Baptist Church
P. H. Lynch
United States
Lynch
McAllister
McAllister Fund
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Chamber of Commerce
Peter
Man
Arthur Memeter
Rubber Company
Haslam
Matter
Board of
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Reynoldstown
Benjamin Jarrett
Mercer County
State Compensation Board
Sproul
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
National Woman's Party
Oh. Lynch
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