Coolidge Party Leaves Today For Minnesota Trip
President Coolidge will travel 2200 miles by special train from Washington to Minneapolis and St Paul for the Norse American centennial. He will be accompanied by Mrs Coolidge and a large party including Secretary Kellogg Senator Lenroot and other officials. The trip uses a second section of the Capital Limited for safety and convenience.
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George E. Durno
International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
J. F. “Fipal
James C. White
Butler
Republican National Committee
BE. C. Geisser
Chicago
French Manufacturers Inspect Brick Making in New Castle
Leon Yeatman and Jean Baptiste Fauchon from Paris inspected American paving block plants in New Castle invited by Charles J. Kirk. They study brick and paving block methods under the Dawes plan context to boost France’s industry.
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Dawes
France
Germany
Leon Yeatman
du Syndicat Des Fabricants de Products Ceramiques de France
Charles J. Kirk
Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Yeatman
Jean- Baptiste Fauchon
Paris
New Castle
Edward Duff
National Paving Brick Association of
Cleveland
O. France
Fauchon
United States
Sportsmen Probe Slippery Rock Pollution Sources
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association President Charles C. Withers along with Andrew Dodds E N Eakin and N F Straub traced pollution to the Kirby Coal Company mines in Butler County specifically the Todi Erico and Golf mines. They found sulphur water and other pollutants entering Slippery Rock creek and urged state authorities to act to prevent fish kill and protect fishing.
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Slippery Rock Creek
Charles C. Withers
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association
Andrew Dodds
E. N. Eakin
N. F. Straub
Slippery Rock
Withers
Todi
Erico
Golf
Kirby Coal Company
Butler County
Sportsmen's Association
State Department
Open Sleep Event At Cascade Park Amid Torrid Westher
About 59 people slept overnight at Cascade Park as a heat wave continued. Park manager Mr Hibben announced the park would stay open to the public during the warm spell with strong policing and prompt action against any disorder. The public may haul water from Cascade Park springs as needed.
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Cascade Park
Zane Grey
Zane
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Mrhibben
Cascade Park Springs
Loeb Remains in Hospital as Insanity Claim Echoed
War den John Whitman described William He Loeb as a typical insane case after a briefing with Dr Walter Martin. The slayer of Bobby Franks is under observation since Monday at the State Hospital for criminal insane in Joliet. Nine other prisoners with similar disorders are treated there.
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Howard G. Mayer
U.S
Joliet
Wis
Loeb
John Whitman
Walter B. Martin
Bobby Franks
Whitman
Loeb’s
State Hospital For Criminal
Chester
U S Will Take No Action On Chinese Troubles
Washington reports say the United States will not take precipitate action in China despite disorders. American diplomats with other powers are conferring with Chinese officials and marines have been landed at Shanghai to protect American lines and interests.
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Rs Lloyd Dehrbas
International News Service
Washington
China
State Department
United States
Shanghai
Heats toll rises as heat wave grips nation
The relentless heat pushes deaths beyond twenty four with 125 dead at dawn and more expected as hospitals overflow. New York, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia report rising fatalities and record temperatures while Indiana faces water shortages and crop ruin amid the scorching week.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Drowned Grove City Boy IDed as McMillan Junior at Country Club Lake
Grove City Pennsylvania June 6 Special to The News De less McMillan 17 son of Mr and Mrs J H McMillan drowned last night in the Grove City Country club lake. He and Miss Alice Dickson swam to a sand bar when he was seized by cramps. He told her to return to shore and sank before rescuers arrived. He was a Grove City High School junior. Funeral services set for Monday at United Presbyterian Church.
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Grove City
Deless McMillan
J. H. McMillan
Grove City Country Club
Alice Dickson
McMillan
United Presbyterian Church
Vector of Mills Sweat and Heat on a July Day
The piece describes workers in hot mills enduring extreme heat from sun and furnace glare. It emphasizes the physical toil, muscular effort, and rough conditions faced by laborers, contrasting clerical workers’ comfort with mill hardship on a sweltering day.
Heat Wave Puts New York Under Toll Rising
New York reports thirty one deaths from the heat and a six day total near that mark. Distress across the city grows as many sleep outdoors and trains to resorts fill. In Washington the heat hits 107 with forecasts of cooler eastern states. in Chicago temperatures top 93 with four deaths and two dozen dog bites as schools dismiss early and ice is distributed.
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International News Service
New York
Weather Bureau
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States Weather Bureau
Chicago
Two Years In Prison for Hold-Up by Winegarden in McKees Rocks
D. Winegarden twenty five, captured soon after robbing the A and P store on South Mill street, pleaded for leniency. He testified liquor influenced the act and he had a clean record. Judge Emery sentenced him to a fine plus imprisonment in the Western Penitentiary for two to four years. He expressed satisfaction at serving two years.
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D. Winegarden
McKees Rocks
South Mill Street
Nellie Contendere
Thomas W. Dickey
Winegarden
United States
Dickey
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
S. P. Emery
Western Penitentiary
Small rubbish fire reported at Rhodes property
A rubbish blaze in the rear of W. R. Rhodes at 1026 Croton Avenue triggered box 33 alarm at 10:25 this morning. No resulting loss or injuries were reported.
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W. R. Rhodes
Croton Avenue
Death notices for Eichbaum and Shumaker
W. W. Eichbaum aged 81 of 319 North Jefferson Street and Simon A. Shumaker aged 85 of Harlansburg, Pa are listed in death records.
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W. W. Eichbaum
North
Jefferson Street
Simon A. Shumaker
Harlansburg
Weingartner Cow Eats Garments At Open Air Bath
Report from Loganport Indiana recounts two unrelated incidents. A cow on Senator Weingartner's farm devoured a young woman's underwear in a makeshift outdoor bath area drawing laughter and concern from local residents. The farmer promised binding instructions to his cows. Separately four bandits robbed the First State Bank in Galveston stealing three thousand dollars.
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George A. Weingartner
Senator Weingartner
Weingartner
Drivers Report At High School On Wednesday
A transportation committee asks owners who have lent cars for the cosistory reunion and cathedral cornerstone laying to report to Mr Clarence Cooper at the senior high school on Wednesday morning June 10. Bring cars to Reis street and assist in entertaining guests. Phone 4672.
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Clarence Cooper
Cooper
Reis Street
Prince of Wales Sees 25000 Zulu Warriors Parade
In Eshowe Zululand the Prince of Wales witnessed a spectacle of 25 000 Zulu warriors with shields and gear but no weapons to prevent fighting. The town’s population rose from 40 to about 6 000 as many visitors arrived by automobile.
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Prince OF Wales
International
Eshowe
South Africa
Postmaster Norris Returns to Duty at New Castle Office
J. C. Norris, postmaster of the New Castle Post Office, has recovered sufficiently from stomach trouble surgery in Cleveland to resume duties. He expects to be back in full health soon and likely to take on full responsibilities by next week.
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J. C. Norris
New Castle
Norris
Cleveland
Five Men Die in Freight Train Collision Near Paris Tennessee
Five Louisville and Nashville Freight trains collided head on three miles south of Paris Tennessee. The victims were engineer Dick Shaffer fireman Mason Lurton Mobberly and section laborers Ben Baldwin and Dale Beavers all railroad employees.
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International News
Aris, Tenn
Louisville
Nashville
Paris
Dick Shaffer
Mason
Lurton Moberly
Ben Baldwin
Dale Beavers
105 Citizens Are Naturalized Here
A naturalization court here this week issued citizen papers to 105 of 168 applicants. The remaining cases were continued for unsatisfactory exams or refused, with papers taken to Pittsburgh for examination. Final disposition will be known when the papers return to the prothonotary's office.
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Naturalization Court
Pittsburgh
Prothonotary
Dr Wallace to Visit Shenango Valley Hospital
Dr R J Wallace head of the Rotary Clinic will be at Shenango Valley Hospital on Tuesday June 9. Announcement says the visit is planned for this week at the hospital.
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Dr. Wallace
R. J. Wallace
Rotary Clinic
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ithe Hospital
Sneak Thief Robs Home On North Mill St
Robbery at 212 North Mill Street during the evening as Mrs. Rebecca S. Falls and family on the porch. A thief entered via a kitchen roof, removed a bedroom window screen, searched two second floor bedrooms, and stole contents from two pocketbooks totaling a considerable amount. Police were alerted after discovery.
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Rebecca S. Falls
North Mill Street
C. Horner
St. Louis Bandits Loot $6000 In Two Payroll Robberies
In St Louis Mo this morning two payroll robberies netted more than 6000. Marvin Louden a contractor lost 4389 dollars and Charles C Webbern paymaster for a plate glass company lost 1900 dollars.
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St. Louis Bandits
International News Service
ST Louist. Mo
Marvin Louden
Charles C. Webbern
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