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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

2

Appeal from New Castle prompts road bond concerns in Lawrence County

Lawrence County faces potential impact on its road bond program amid a dispute among state and local officials. P K Stevenson criticizes legislative factions while Auditor General Lewis and Secretary Wright clash over funding for printing and interest payments. The Mount Jackson Bessemer road project proceeds as commissioners plan future routes in the county.

Lawrence County P. K. Stevenson New Castle Africa Ivory Stevenson Lewis Wright Board of Trade New Castle Motor Club George Weingartner State Highway Department General State Fund Snyder Mount Jackson-Bessemer

Where To Go Tonight

Penn Harold Lloyd in Girl Shy and Felix Makes Good. Regent Douglas MacLean in The Yankee Consul. Pal the Wonder Dog in Delivering the Goods. Prof Somers Bird and Animal Show. Dome The Man Life Passed By with star cast. Nixon One Law For Women. Cameo Comedy Between Showers. Star William S Hart in Wild Bill Hickok and Mack Sennett comedy One Cylinder Love.

Penn Harold Lloyd Felix Douglas MacLean Pal Wonder Dog Somers Bird and Animal Show Dome Nixon Cullen Landis Mildred Harris Cecil Spooner William S. Hart Wild Bill Hickok Mack Sennett

Walsh critical report on oil probe and Teapot Dome dealings

Walsh denounces loans by Doheny to Fall and the Teapot Dome marines use as corrupt and improper. He cites straitened finances, a $175,000 to $200,000 1922 Doheny loan, no competitive bidding, and favors to Sinclair leases. He argues presidential authority over reserves was misused and calls bidding omissions illegal.

Deny Fall Sinclair Teapot Dome Walsh Doheny Pearl Harbor Naval Reserve Number One Elk Hills United States Denby Congress Buena Vista, Calif Standard Oil Company of California

Ex-Governor Lowden Seeks Place in Trial Defense

Reports say ex governor Lowden is favored for a role in the defense as prosecutors signal they can still convict on existing testimony if confessions are challenged. A major defense fund and a cadre of Chicago counsel including Untermeyer Travers Jerome and Steuer are being considered by Darrow for the case.

New York Chicago Darrow Samuel Untermeyer William Travers Jerome Max D. Steuer

Leopold and Loeb discuss jail life while reporters hear confessions

The article notes Leopold and Loeb, facing a grand jury, discussed an alternative plan to abduct and kill a wealthy youth. Shorthand reporters documented their statements though not signed, citing duress concerns. Leopold reads from a prison library novel to cellmate Doherty as Loeb socializes with inmates.

New York Darrow Leopold Loeb Crowe Pietro Aretino Mario Corelli Bock Thomas Doherty

Rotary Troop 2 Plans Play Next Fall

At Ben Franklin Junior High a Ro tary Troop 2 meeting formed a committee of William Wallace Orville Hoover Lewis West George Jenkins and Ed Raney to stage a playlet next fall. The group discussed plans for the coming year and introduced a new thirteenth scout law. Swimming followed with two races Sam Fisher won the 40 yard dash over Everett McClaren and a relay team led by Fisher Jenkins Sankey and Wallace. Scoutmaster Arthur Mc Combs led the session.

Rotary Troop No Ben Franklin Junior High School William Wallace Orville Hoover Lewis West George Jenkins Ed Raney Rotary Troop 2 Sam Fisher Everett McClaren Harold Sankey Arthur McCombs

Traffic Heavier Says Sergeant George Wyman

Sergeant George Wyman of the traffic police notes heavier traffic than last year with more cars in use and directors kept busy. He says farmers have been driving into the city for business and pleasure, creating a big traffic problem but expresses confidence in solutions and orderly operation.

George Wyman

Urmson Brothers Buy Block on Highland Avenue

The Urmson brothers who run a grocery near Boyles have bought the three story Highland Avenue block from John Reark. No price is disclosed and the deed transfer is expected in a few days. The building houses two first floor store rooms with apartments above.

Urmson

Service Tonight At Almira Home

Rev. C. M. Junkin of Fourth Presbyterian church will lead the service this evening at Almira home at 7:30. The Fourth Church choir will provide special music and an interesting program has been arranged for the evening.

C. M. Junkin Fourth Presbyterian Church Almira

Principals Elected For High Schools For Ensuing Year

Hickory township school board elected Miss Genevieve Martin principal of the high school for the ensuing year. R A Ebbert and George Barker named principals at Wampum and Mr Jackson high schools. Several vacancies noted including assistants for Mr Jackson and Volant high schools. Mt Jackson to have ten rooms. bus contracts awarded to Mahoning Bus Co and Thomas West. Park Gate schools close soon. Miss Lois Myers ill with pneumonia.

Hickory Township Genevieve Martin Ellison Wooley Union Township Miss Martin Volant Slippery Rock State Normal School R. A. Ebbert Sandy Lake Wampum George Barker Mr. Jackson High School J. C. Syling Thomas West Park Gate Ellwood City Lois Myers Demeres King

Wondering If Checks Also Are In Relic Class

New Castle businessmen condemn dishonored checks from two alleged antique dealers who rented a room, arranged for insurance, paid tax, and bought a revolver, with checks later unhonored at the bank. The men, who claimed to be Harper and Brown, may return but their names on checks remain relics.

Jake New Castle Harper and Brown

No Successor Yet To Miss Stevenson

No successor named for Esther Stevenson secretary of the colored branch YWCA who concluded her work in the city Saturday. Several recommendations have been received and it is expected the committee will act soon.

Esther Stevenson Colored Branch

No Trace Of Bodies Of Missing Geneva Students

Beaver Falls Pa June 5 Up to noon no new developments in the supposed drowning of two Geneva College students Renwick Russell of Delhi New York and David Thompson of Canonsburg Their upturned canoe paddles and a cap were found on the Beaver river and divers have failed to locate the missing pair Relatives arrived to aid in the search as hundreds of boats continue the effort.

Beaver Falls Geneva College Renwick Russell Delhi New York David Thompson Canonsburg Beaver River George R. Thompson David Russell Reformed Presbyterian Seminary of Pittsburgh

Several Motor Accidents Here

Jacob Safier reports his machine damaged at South and South Mercer streets when a truck with license 666-336 collided with it. J N Rotgers says his car was damaged while parked in front of Alderman O H P Greens office on East Washington street by Bixler truck 57-807. Rev W F Werfelman reports damage at East Washington and East streets when Francis T Wylne’s truck was stopped by a signal and the Werfelman car struck the truck.

Jacob Safier Hillcrest Avenue Mercer Streets J. N. Rotgers Mulberry Street O. H. P. Green East Washington Street Ohio Rev W. F. Werfelman Clark, Pa East Washington and East Strets Francis T. Wylne East Winter Avenue

Rotary Program For Ladies Night at the Club

Rotary club announces Ladies Night with entertainment committee M F Dull W C Wallace and P K Stevenson for June 6. Program includes dinner favors grand match toastmaster Dr Wallace tenor and violin solos piano sax duet soprano solo address by J Clyde Gilfillan Foxtrot dancing and a grand prize drawing with dancing through 10 PM.

M. F. Dull W. C. Wallace P. K. Stevenson Rotary Club J. Clyde Gilfillan

Boy Finds Apparent Machine Gun On City Sidewalk

A boy on West Washington street reports sighting a machine gun placed on the sidewalk by an aspiring advertiser. Authorities are investigating the object as a potential danger to the public.

W. Washington Street

Police Action Over Fire Delays Civilian Firing Pledge

A police officer was burning rubbish in the afternoon against city ordinance while another officer and the director of public safety directed him to extinguish the flames. The scene occurred in the patrol barn as officers Hillers and Kennedy checked a license applicant before state patrol arrival. High school youth observed on a street corner, a child in a barber shop watched the barber bobbing her mother’s hair, and Memorial Day decorations hung poorly on the Diamond monument.

Director of Public Safety Hillers Kennedy

Hoover Likely As Coolidge Replacement In 1924

Reported pre convention lobbying centers on Governor Lowden with Hoover a favored alternative if Lowden declines. Declarations by past nominees Roosevelt and Fairbanks cited as precedent. Harbord, ex army general and head of RCA, gains support as a potential pick, while other figures like Hyde Beveridge Dawes Shoup Burton Capper also feature in Cleveland talks awaiting White House signal.

Roosevelt Fairbanks Hoover Lowden Herbert Hoover James G. Harbord Army Pershing Harbord Radio Corporation of America Hyde Missouri Elbert J. Beveridge Indiana Charles E. Dawes Shoup Colorado Burton Ohio Capper Kansas Alleghenys Rockies Cleveland Washington White House Coolidge

Regulation proposal targets charity solicitors with badges and permits

Stevenson proposes regulating charity solicitors by naming beneficiaries to the mayor and requiring Tag Day solicitors to wear large metal badges and carry locked metal boxes. Keys would be kept by banking institutions and no solicitation would occur without a permit and issued badges. Churches would be exempt when collecting from their own members.

Stevenson

Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges

Admitted: Mrs Mollie Taylor Terrace avenue Myrna Foster Boston avenue. Discharged: Edna Sewell River view avenue Mrs Sara Bowman Adams street Mrs Frances Tanner West Pittsburgh Domeno Orla Lacock street. One quarter of the population of the word is in China.

Mollie Taylor Terrace Avenue Myrna Foster Boston Avenue Edna Sewell Riverview Avenue Sara Bowman Adams Street Frances Tanner West Pittsburgh Domeno Or 1A Lacock Street China

Deaths Of The Day Arthur E Bartlett Buried

Funeral services for the late Arthur E Bartlett were held Wednesday at 2 pm from his son E B Bartlett’s residence at 14 Sankey Street. Rev H A Ellis and Rev Homer B Davis led the rites with a large turnout, pallbearers from the First Methodist Men’s Bible class. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.

Mr. Bartlett Arthur E. Bartlett E. B. Brtlett Sankey Street H. A. Ellis First Methodist Church Homer B. Davis Epworth Messrs. Rider Myers Marshall Emery Miller and Nail Greenwood Cemetery

Butler PA Postmaster Chase Confirmed After Protests

The Civil Service Commission examined candidates on December 18 and confirmed Chase as postmaster at Butler Pennsylvania. Protests were filed with Senator Reed and Congressman Phillips, who supported Chase after review. The Butler office pays $3600 yearly and will begin upon presidential commission. Boyd also confirmed as Mars postmaster at $1800 yearly to succeed M M Little. Phillips backed this after a March 15 exam.

Phillips Butler Chase Senate Paul L. Boyd Mars Butler County

City Looks to Co operate on Home Trade Movement

P. K. Stevenson, commissioner, informs the American Railway Association that the local board of trade supports a home trade protection plan and has discussed it with D. O. Davies. The Amex opposes box cars as sales rooms due to traffic and congestion concerns. City ordinance 3712 requires itinerant merchants to pay 100 dollars per month, or a proportional amount, with a minimum 25 dollars for a week.

P. K. Stevenson Board of Trade American Railway Association D. C D. O. Davies American Express Company Stevenson New Castle New Carole

Joint-Ease Heals Foot Aches From Deep Joint Trouble

The article argues burning sore feet stem from joint problems in the feet and asserts Joint-Ease soaks reach the cartilage and ligaments. It criticizes old ideas of treating only the skin with powders and soaks.

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Gerson Pern Theatre Bus Deed Boomer H. R. Huston Urmson Brothers Highland Ave Aques Capsule CO Pwel Lt T Jax Rodman Wanamaker Philadelphia John Wanamaker Philadelphia Association of Life Elihu Root New York Statesman Oliver Wendell Holmes United States Supreme Court Charles William Fiiot Harvard University Miss Stevenson Geneva Rotary Kews Maine North Mill Street Shenango Valley Hospital Youngstown Kill America WE Dufford & Co Hickey Freeman Fashion Park Clothes Coats Butler, PA Civil Service Commission David A. Reed Mr. Chase Reed Steve
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