Anglo Irish Parley Delayed as Lloyd George Absent
London reports say the Anglo Irish conference on the Irish constitution is postponed to Wednesday due to the absence of Premier Lloyd George and Arthur Griffith. Griffith arrives with a revised draft while Michael Collins asks Britain for a full inquiry into the Pettigo attack amid Ulster Free State tensions.
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Lloyd George
London
David M. Church
International News Service
Wes
Arthur Griffith
Dail Elronon
Griffith
Dublin
Cricciath
Wales
Winston Churchill
Downing Street
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Pettige
Ulster
Irish Free State
Collins
Pettigo
Free State
Hay
Coalition
Laborita
Carnival Employee Faces Attempted Assault Charge
Amen stated he supervised rail cars for the carnival and named William Kane as the suspect. Kane, arrested by Officers J. Moore and D. T. Nelson, faced acting mayor Burns on an attempted enticement charge after allegedly offering a dollar to lure a girl into a box car near the B and A siding. The girl turned over the money she says Kane gave her. Kane denies the accusation, says he was cleaning a box car when the girl looked in. The case was referred to alderman Mantz for action. Burns warned of potential prison if found guilty.
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Amen
William Kane
Burns
Mantz
J. Moore
D. T. Nelson
Potiee
Carlen
B. A
Kane
Porch Thieves On West Side Sleep By Creek
Police report porch thefts on the West Side including a claim by Albert Longwera of 1115 West Washington street about 4 grass woven rugs taken during the night. Two men found asleep by the river bank near Dieterlee’s lumber yard with suitcases were charged with loitering and released by Acting Mayor Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Albert Longwera
West
Washington Street
Dieterlee
Burns
Carnival Noise Complaint Sparks City Council Hearing
A man named Peter Camuso told the council that Claims Carnival is using a street and creating excessive noise, voicing objections during today’s session. He urged action to curb the disturbance and protect neighborhood quiet.
Carnival Stands Spark Street Use Dispute
A dispute arose over carnival stands on an east-side street at the carnival grounds. W T Burns insisted the street remain a street only and urged removal of stands, while Bes Lusk proposed referral to the committee of the whole. Anderson offered to discuss with carnival organizers to seek an amicable adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Hillside alumni banquet at Westminster College
Nearly two hundred Westminster alumni gathered at Hillside today for the annual noon dinner. Graduates from the past thirty years filled a four course meal, with the class of 2922 and board members as special guests. An alumni business meeting followed in Old Main chapel.
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New Wilmington
Westminster
Board of Trustees
Jon MgClira
T. J. Weible
Corine , Mercer
D. H. McQuiston
R. J J. Love
Old Main
Several Hundred Taught To Swim In City Pool
The M C A annual tree swimming campaign for New Castle boys ends after a week of the most successful classes. Over 500 boys received first instruction in water safety and swimming with an optimistic director predicting about half could swim well by summer. Helpers included John Rodgers, Carl Sweet, Jacek Werbert, Jack Ellis, and Alton Kerry. The pool will undergo a quarterly scrub using muriatic acid, with a pool crew working late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Harry Day
Day
John Rodgers
Carl Sweet
Jacek Werbert
Jack Ellis
Alton Kerry
Pope Prus XI Sick and Under Physicians Care
Paris reports Pope Prus XI is ill and under medical care. Rome notes doctors Amuei and Battistini found the pontiff in fragile health after years of seclusion. They prescribed a strict diet and exercise in the Vatican gardens and directed the chefs on meals.
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Paris
Prus XI
Rome
Pettit Journal
Peru Journl
Rattl
Tobust
Vatican
Amuei
Battistini
Mercantile Assessor Ordered to Turn Over Stubs
Complaint to city council by C. L. McMillen alleges the mercantile assessor has not turned in assessment stubs. The assessor’s hook keeps merchant liquor sip data on a stub for treasurer use. Burns said he wrote to the assessor with no reply. Council instructed the assessor to turn over the stubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
C. L. McMillen
City Mercantile
Burns
Burglars Loot Neshannock Avenue Home
Burglars entered the home of Mrs. Robert Lowrie on Neshannock Avenue Monday evening and stole a black pocketbook containing 60 cents and a ladies wristwatch. Police suspect three persons in connection with the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lowrie
Neshannock Avenue
Rev W M French Honored as Belmont County Sunday School Chief
Rev William M Franch of Martins Ferry Ohio elected president of Belmont County Sunday School association at annual convention closing in Martins Ferry. He formerly served as pastor of United Presbyterian church of New Bedford. Cites claimed strong curative values of certain chemicals in dye works for human ailments.
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William M. Franch
Martins Ferry, O
Belmont County Sunday School Association
Marting Ferry
French
United Presbyterian Church of
New Edford
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Norfoul
Panera
Bovey
Atlante, Ga
Prowne
Femaun Tarek
Stete
Peter Camuso
Faust
Ted
McHkee
Carlton” Flore’s
Howe
Howe’s “Carltor
W. T. Howe Co
Wright's Market
Washington St
Frank P. Andrews
Bell 261
Walt
T. Young Sles
Washington &T
Hillside
Neiman’s
Y Tool
Pope
Mercantile
Neshannock Ave
Maen
Mlk
Neiman
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
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