Republican Committees Name Officers
Joint meeting of county and city Republican committees organized newly elected bodies. George T. Weingartner was re elected chair man and Charles H. Young was named city committee chair man. Treasurers named Wal lace and Howyer with several vacancies to fill. Resolution pledged wholehearted support for the Republican ticket.
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Republican County
Republican City Committee
Court House
George T. Woincartner
Mra
R. W
Cagen
Tio Gotas
Fourth Church to Extend Call to H H Ryland Pastor
Fourth Presbyterian congregation plans to extend a call to Rev. H H Ryland of Ellsworth Pa after a congregational meeting. Ryland appeared as candidate last Sunday and his morning and evening services received approval. Pulpit has been vacant since Rev F G Scotter resigned months ago. Mrs Margaret Noyland is confined at her daughter’s home with a badly sprained ankle from a street stumble.
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Fourth Presbyterian
Tlesecretary
H. H. Ryland
Ellsworth
Ryland
F. G. Scotter
Margaret Noyland
Albert Walker
Smithfield Street
Shang
Abandoned Tow Era Reflected In Rustic Verses Of Aid
A fragmented old piece recalls a time when a passerby would stop to help a stranded motorist. The voice laments current drivers who speed by, contrasting with past courtesy. It mentions a detective tone about theft and lingering mistrust, all set in a rough regional voice with dated references.
Class Confirmation At Opera House Exercises Sunday
Fourteen girls and three boys were confirmed by the Independent Order of B nai B’rith at the opera house on Sunday afternoon. Rabbi Samuel H. Goldenson delivered a moving address, outlining Jewish principles and heritage as the class, the fifth in ten years, showcased disciplined training under Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger.
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Independent Order of B’nat B'rith
Opera House
Ffth
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Minnie Edelstein
Roabbi Samual H. Goldenson
Rodat Shalom Synager
Pittsburgh
Dlisa
Large Crowd Attends Open Air Service at Cascade Park
A Sunday afternoon service at Cascade Park drew about two thousand worshippers. Rev W T Reynolds of Trinity Episcopal Church spoke with music from the Trinity Episcopal choir. E J Berquist, superintendent of the City Rescue Mission, organized the event as the opening of a series of park services for the summer.
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Cascade Park
E. J. Berquist
Roascue
Whoay
Reynolds
Trinity Choir
Berquist
Bolshevists Order Children's Death
An Helsingfors despatch to the Daily News quotes Krasnaya Gazeta reporting that Russian authorities ordered the execution of one hundred and seventeen children to end their suffering from glanders. The children supposedly became infected from diseased rats.
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International News Service
London
Jung
Compromise Wage Offer Up For Vote In Local Talks
The proposed wage compromise of 62 cents an hour is being voted on today after sealed ballots were collected Sunday night. A favorable result would keep workers on the job, while a rejection could trigger a strike. Working conditions had been settled last Friday, with swing runs and unlimited operation rejected. Wages remain the main hurdle in reaching an amicable settlement from the current 66 cent rate, down from an initial 48 cent offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acala
P.O. Electric
Joint Board
Youngstons
Waox
Miner Being Roomed For State Chairman
Philadelphia June 6 General Asher Miner of Wilkes Barre and a former United States army artillery officer in France is entering the race for chairman of the Republican state committee. Miner is a notable figure in upstate New York politics and is seen as a potential challenge to William H. Baker in the upcoming contests involving Senator George Wharton Pepper and David Reed amid Pinchot rumors.
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Dense TuRonal News Bervice
Philadelphia
Asher Miner
Wilkes Barré
United States Army Artillery Service
Franca
Miner
Gilford Pinchot
Wrahington
Pinchot
Senquova
Westminster College Baccalaureate Sermon Draws Big turnout
In New Wilmington Pennsylvania on June 5 United Presbyterian Church stood full for Westminster College president Dr. W Charles Wallace who delivered the Baccalaureate to the class of 1922, 1322 graduates. His theme Learn to Do Well urged moral culture and education of the heart as well as the mind.
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New Wilmington
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Wallace
State Chairman Not Agreed Upon in Pennsylvania Fight
A conference here failed to produce agreement on the Republican State chairmanship of Pennsylvania. Gifford Pinchot declined to comment while Senator George Wharton Pepper and Maj. David A. Reed pressed for unity. Popper stated they simply agreed to disagree.
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Es News Service
Plon
Pennsylvania
Gifford Finchot
George Wharton Popper
Maj
David A. Reed
Knox
Popper
Pinchot
Himach
Weeds Becoming Menace in City Report Warns of Rapid Growth
A city report notes weeds on the north hill are growing fast, hindering sidewalks. Hag Lusk urged council action to curb the weed menace this year, with officials asking property owners to cooperate to reduce hay fever risk and keep the city free from illness.
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Wooda
Mada
Counell
Hag Lusk
Newsboys Banished From Selling Papers On Street Cars
The Pennsylvania-Ohio company enforces notary measures and prohibits newsboys from selling papers on street cars, ending a long-standing practice. The policy restricts access to riders and shifts sales to other avenues, affecting distribution dynamics and worker routine.
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Lne
Pennsylvania-Ohin Weer Lompany
Marriage Licenses Granted in New Castle Area
George Rarale and Annie Bilas appear in New Castle license records. Elmer T. McWadden and Tanya M. Dawson are also listed in the same notice.
Authorities To Question Ward's Wife In Homicide Probe
The Ward-Peters homicide case widens as Mrs Walter S Ward, wife of the defendant, is subpoenaed. She will be questioned about events May 15 at the Ward mansion and her husband Walter S Ward's movements around that date as the grand jury probes the killing of ex-sailor Clarence Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Ti Plains
Grand Jury
Clarence Peters
Walters S. Ward
Ward -Baking Company
Ward
Bleakley
Whith Plains
Weathester County
Walter
Stayan
Motor Cop Under Fire In Council Session
Debate over motorcycle officer H. M. Reynolds and his methods dominated the council session. FE. W. Anderson testified he watched Reynolds pursue a Beaver Valley youth for three blocks to make an arrest, not warn. Anderson Lusk and Vesars questioned Reynolds Highland Avenue activity, Burns defended him noting 25 report cards filed against motorists, and the council will monitor Reynolds use of authority closely.
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H. M. Reynolds
FE. W. Anderson
Beaver Valley
al Stranger
Andersen
Mr. Lusk
Highland Avenue
Burns
Vesars
Anderson
Lusk
Dmecer Reynolds
Judimant
Cars In Smashup At East New Castle
Two cars collided near East New Castle Sunday afternoon when one sought to pass another. Occupants included S. Marquis, W. H. Brown and others, with HW. BiWare nock Ernest Harrison Pete Quinn William Clinefelter William Bar shaw and Pinkle. No serious injuries reported though both vehicles were damaged. A second driver reported being sideswiped on South Mill Street between Sutton and Philips and obtained the other car’s license number.
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Cis
S. Marquis
W. 8. Brown
Bi Warenock
Ernest Harrison
Pete Quinn
William Clinefelter
William Barshaw
Pinkle
East New Castle
Charles Marchand
Ernst Wishington
Polles
South Mill Street
Sutton and
Philips
Rev W A Zundel May Receive Call at Bethany Church
Rev W A Zundel of Maywood will be considered for a parish call at a Bethany Lutheran service and congregational meeting on Sunday morning. Zundel led services today and was well received. Local residents Fre Reeder and family, James Donnally, Albert Brown and Walter Donnelly visited Youngstown yesterday.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
W. A. Zundel
Maywood
Tis. Ray
Zundel
Fre Reeder
Hurriuen Street
James Donnally
Albert Brown
South Mit Stroaot
Walter Donnelly
Agnew Street
Youngstown
Death notices and obituaries in mixed Iowa town records
A fragmented death notice list includes names and ages such as Mrs Jota Winehe 47 of So Chest nut street Gilbert H Wolshred 28 Penton Iowa Intont Johnston Branklinage Robert Rowland Marchand office Dry J A Van Oesdtell 70 New Wilhington Mrs Joseph Cable West Bridin waters Willi Rexhinon 85 Wese Bridge water.
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Jota Winehe
So Chestnut
Gilbert H. Wolshred
Penton
Iowa
Intont Johnston
Robert Rowland Marchand
Das Washington Street
Dry
J. A. van Oesdtell
New Wilhington
Joseph Cable
West Bridinwaters
Willi Rexhinon
Wese Bridgewater
Slayer Peggy Beal Not Sorry For Crime In Kansas City
Kansas City, June 5. Marie Peggy Beal, who killed aviator Frank Warren Anderson, showed no remorse as she lay injured in a hotel room hospital bed. She refused to discuss murder charges, promising to face whatever comes if she recovers, while prosecutors delay filing until her condition improves. The case dominates local talk as investigators await her recovery.
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Internationa
Kansas City
Marie
Peggy
Beal
Frank Warren Anderson
Anderson
Cameron Orr
Girl Injured in Auto Crash on East Washington Street
Miss Brundert of Finch street suffered a broken right arm and bruises when the car carrying John Smolinsky failed to notice a motorcycle driven by Carl Shellenberger and struck a telephone pole at the Adams street intersection. She was taken to a nearby physician for treatment.
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Qitve Brandert
Finch Street
East Washington Street
Adams Street
Miss. Brundert
John Smolinsky
Frew Mill Road
Smolinsky
Scrass FE Washington Strust
Miss Brundert
Wide Range of Tragedies and Oddities Reported in News Snaps
Reports from Washington Pennsylvania to Moundsville West Virginia recount near deadly collapses and rescues. Solomon Riggle 61 nearly died when a wall fell. John S Miller 45 was found dead in a potato patch near Moundsville. Clarence McCurm 22 saved two children from an express train at Ligioner. A group of gipsies near Clearfield were corralled for paying fines after killing game. Uniontown pupils show low vision fidelity per state official. A 200 pound bow devoured four sheep at Emporium. Mrs Harvie Moore 75 died in Washington from burns after a cafe incident. David Raymond and William Fish har g Blass injured in store accident.
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Clarence McCurm
Ligioner
John 2. Daugherty
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Young
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Arthur Mometer
Pusaing
Kelly
Tome
Snc Folay
B'Nai B'rith Religious School
Rabbi Goldenson
W. T. Reynolds
Bolshevists Order
Fide
Tfuinro
Carmen
Army Min
Northerastern
Westminster
W. C. Wallace
College of Music
Pepper
Reed
Harald F. Henwood
Denver
Col
Canon City
Sylvester
Tony
Henwood
von Phul
Isabel Patterson Springer
St. Louis
Springer
Blackwell's Island
New Springer
Mia
Frank Anderson
Peggy’ Beal
Washington, Pa
Solomon Riggle
John S Miler
Moundsville
W. Va
Clearfield
Uniontown
Pr. Holster
Josiah Howamat
Emporium
Puy
F. J. Lewis
Harvie Moore
Washington, Ma
Lee Wied
Cval
David Raymond
William Fishhar G. Suter
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