Anglo Irish Parley Delayed By British Absence
London reports the Anglo Irish conference on the Irish constitution was postponed to tomorrow due to Lloyd George and Griffiths absence. Griffith is due with a revised draft to address British objections, while Winston Churchill will attend in Lloyd George's stead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
International News Service
London
Lloyd George
Arthur Griffith
Dail Éireann
Griffith
Dublin
Criccieth
Wales
Winston Churchill
Downing Street
Hopeful Outlook for Irish Situation After Talks
The article notes a more hopeful view of the Irish sit uation since the conference ended last week and expects a decision by Saturday. Michael Collins demands a full inquiry into the Pettigo bombardment and storming, seeking restraint to avoid further Ulster Free State clashes. Nomination day for the June 16 general election sees two tickets, Coalition and Laborite, in the Irish Free State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Dublin
Pettigo
Ulster
Irish Free State
Collins
Coalition
Laborite
Porch Theft Reported On West Side
Albert Longacre reports a night time porch theft from 1115 West Washington Street. A grass woven rug was taken from his porch according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Longacre
West
Washington Street
Carnival employee charged with attempted incident
A carnival rail car supervisor named William Kane faced Acting Mayor Burns on an alleged attempted incident involving a young girl near the B. A. and P. siding. Officers J. Moore and D. T. Nelson arrested him. Kane denied the charges and claimed he was cleaning a box car. The case was referred to alderman Mantz with plans for an amicable adjustment and carnival stand issues on a nearby street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kane
Burns
Alderman Mantz
J. Moore
D. T. Nelson
B. A
Kane
Anderson
Police Find Men Asleep By Creek
Two men were found asleep on the river bank near Dieterlee's lumber yard with suitcases beside them. Officers charged them with loitering and they were sent to the police station for the night. Acting mayor Burns eyed the matter for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieterlee
Burns Toay
Claims Carnival Is Using Street And Is Too Noisy
A man named Peter Camuso spoke before council to oppose the carnival street usage citing noise disruptions and safety concerns impacting residents and traffic during the event.
Hillside Banquet Celebrates Westminster Alumni
Nearly two hundred Westminster alumni gathered at Hillside in New Wilmington on June 6 for the annual noon alumni dinner. Attendees included graduates from the past thirty years and special guests from the class of 1922 and the board of trustees. A committee led the dinner, followed by an alumni business meeting in Old Main chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Westminster
Board of
Joe McClure
T. J. Weible
Corine Mercer
D. H. McQuiston
R. J. Love
Old Main
Several Hundred Taught To Swim In City Campaign
The Y M C A annual free swimming campaign for boys in New Castle ended after a week of highly successful classes. Over 500 boys received first instruction in water safety and swimming. Physical Director Harry Day estimated at least 250 may become capable swimmers by summer's end. Assistants included John Rodgers Carl Sweet Jack Herbert Jack Ellis and Alton Kerry. A pool scrub will follow with muriatic acid cleaning later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sweet
Jack Herbert
Jack Ellis
Alton Kerry
Pope Prus XI Ill Following Illness in Vatican
Paris dispatch reports Pope Prus XI is sick and under physician care. Card. Ratti’s coronation and a secluded life in the Vatican are linked to a decline. Doctors Amici and Battistini advised a strict diet and more exercise in the Vatican gardens and supervised the kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Paris
Pope Prus XI
Rome
Pettit Journal
Petit Journal
Cardinal Ratti
Vatican
Amici
Battistini
Mercantile Assessor Ordered to Turn Over Stubs
City treasurer C L McMillen told council today that the mercantile assessor has not turned in assessment stubs. The assessor’s book uses merchant slips with stubs for treasury use. Burns said he wrote the assessor with no reply, and the council instructed the assessor to deliver the stubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Assessor
Council
C. L. McMillen
City Mercantile
Burns
Thieves Loot Neshannock Avenue Home
Burglars entered the home of Mrs. Robert Lowrie at 375 Neshannock Avenue Monday evening and stole a black leather pocketbook with 60 cents and a ladies Elgin watch. Police suspect three boys in connection with the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lowrie
Neshannock Avenue
Elgin
Martins Ferry pastor named Belmont County Sunday School president
Rev. William M. French of Martins Ferry Ohio was elected president of the Belmont County Sunday School association at the annual convention in Martins Ferry. He formerly pastored the United Presbyterian church of New Bedford. Some chemicals used in dye works are now said to have strong curative values for human ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. French
Martins Ferry
Belmont County Sunday School Association
French
United Presbyterian Church of
New Bedford
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Rev. L. W. V
Mr. Agb
Ironized Yeast Co
Atlanta, Ga
McKee
Howe
Carlton
W. T. Howe Co
Wright’s Market
E. Washington St
Carnival
Peter Camuso
Isaaa
Frank P. Andrews
Bell 261
N. Mill St
E.L. Young
Optometrist-Optician
Washington St
Herb McGran
Hillside
Y Pool
Pope
Neshannock Ave
Neiman’s
New Castle
Love
Megown
Ray
Neiman
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
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