Backstreet Truck Incidents Flood Friday Auto Crashes
Numerous automobile accidents were reported to the polices Friday with injuries in one case involving William Snyder of West State Street. His truck backed over a hillside on Blaine street hollow near Boy Avenue, injuring him slightly and jamming him against the steering wheel before it stopped. He was hospitalized at New Castle Hospital for painful but non serious injuries. Other incidents included a collision on Neshannock avenue involving an Express truck and a car with license 474 063, a minor rear end crash on East Washington Street near Pacific, and several fender and rear damage cases at intersections on Washington and Jefferson streets.
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William Snyder
West State Street
Joseph Hannon & Brother
Blaine Street Hollow
Boyavemue
Snyder
New Castle Hospital
M. Rice
Crawford Avenue
American Railway Express Company
Neshannock Avenue
Rieck McJunkin
Liberty Dye Works
Beaver Falls
Mr. Good
Dra Fields
Smithfield Street
Washington Street
Jefferson Atreat
Jefferson Street
Ira Shira
West Falls Street
Highland Avenue
Park Avenue
Vehicle collision report on city streets
Statements describe cars colliding near Wilmington and Rey streets with damage to both vehicles. Witnesses include M J Hancock of Franklin Avenue and Silvia Dell on Bank Street. The Jones car formerly with New Castro Drug Company is alleged to have driven recklessly prior to impact.
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Park Avenues
Highland Avenue
M. J. Hancock
Franklin Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
Iire
Jones
New Castro Drug Company
Hancock
Silvia Dell
Bank Street
Rey Street
Butler Avenue
Ray Street
Chinese-American Fruit Expert Bies Poor in Florida
DELAND Fla June 6 Gia Gong 70 year old Chinese American citrus expert credited with originator of two famous grapefruit and orange varieties died last night in Florida. He came to the United States at age 12 educated by an American woman whose winter home he inherited here at his death. Gim Cong died a poor man. in recent weeks friends paid off a mortgage on his crops so he could continue his experimental work, while others reaped the rewards of his labors.
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Deland
Fla
Gia Gong
Florida
California
Unis
Hhe
Gim Cong
Autos Must Be Well Muffled
Loud noises from cars going up city hills offend residents. Police ran checks yesterday and today. J C Gordon paid a $5 fine in court. More motorists must install silencers or mufflers as required by state law, with fines for violators to follow.
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J. C. Gordon
Henry Dysart
Orange Home decision settled in favor of regular organization
Representatives report a Philadelphia court ruling placing the Hatboro Orange Home, including a school, orphanage, and aged home, under the regular organization led by William J. Kirkland. The decision resolves state rights splits with most states backing the regular group. Local lodges to share the news.
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United States
Lod &Es
Philadelphia
William J. Kirkland
Orange Home
Hatboro
New Castle
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
Famous Geisha Wills Money To City
Osaka mourns as the will of Kiyoko Furuta, once famed geisha, is read. She died April 5 after six years of ill health and leaves 10,000 yen to Osaka for social welfare work as thanks to the city that made her prosperous.
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Osaka
Japan
Kiyoko Furuta
Kiyoko
Are You Familiar With Your City Today’s Questions
A community contest invites all readers including schoolchildren to answer questions about New Castle Pa. Readers are asked who is the oldest man and oldest woman in New Castle who name Convent Lake swimming with hands tied and how Coaltown got its name. Forward replies with name and address to Editor New Cugue News New Gas ile Pa.
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New Castle
Coaltown
Convent Lake
New Cugue News
New
Gasile
Fragmented 1919 era column of notes and quotes
A jumbled diary-like recount features scattered scenes of daily life with inflated balloons on a lake, New York license cars in Washington Street, a milkman with a flashlight at 2 a.m., and a clothing merchant lunching. It includes quotes about French recovery and the Dawes Plan, mentions New Castle residents in bathings suits, and police complaints about stolen bicycles and a beagle. The piece weaves local minutiae with wartime economic reflections and international remarks from Mr Yeatman and Mr Kirk.
Coolidge Minnesota Trip Planned For Weekend
President Coolidge departs today with his party for Minnesota. They arrive in St Paul Sunday night and, after a luncheon in Minneapolis hosted by the Norse American Centennial committee, he speaks at the state fair grounds and returns to St Paul for a public reception at the capitol. He is set to depart for Washington around midnight, arriving home Wednesday morning.
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Evar
Paul
Kellogg
Minneapolis
State Fair Grounds
St. Paul
State Capitol
Minnesota
Washington
Martin asserts Loeb typical insane person
The article describes perceptions of Loeb as alternating between normal behavior and violent spells. Doctors note mental aberration while the warden and guards dispute reports of self harm or attempts to injure staff. Loeb is housed in a prison hospital, with a barred window and a larger cell, and has been a model prisoner.
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Martin
Askag
Tam
Limes
Werden Whitman
Loeb
Virgin Islanders Seek Citizenship Topic at WS Club
Members of the 191d club will be guests of Mrs. Lawrence Mulme on Edgewood Avenue Monday evening as Virgin Islanders discuss citizenship matters.
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Lawrence Mulme
Edgewood Avenue
No Action to Be Taken by U.S. in Chinese Trouble
Reports to the state department indicate Shanghai’s situation is clearing while Bolshevist influence and anti foreign sentiment persist. The Chinese unrest, fueled by years of war and foreign opposition, could flare again, with students in Peking denouncing foreign imperialists and urging removal of foreigners unless special rights are relinquished.
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State Department
Shanghai
China
M. Karhahan
Amhauw
Predict Break In Heat Wave Monday
Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau predicts a break in the heat wave across the North Atlantic States on Monday and in the Middle Atlantic States by Monday or Tuesday with more moderate temperatures afterward. The Ohio Valley may see local thundershowers and a break by Tuesday, with the Great Lakes region also easing Monday or Monday night and showers continuing thereafter.
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International News Service
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Middle Atlant
North Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Ohio River
Region of Great Lakes
Canvassers and honesty in city commerce letters
Reader GEO. AGE OY. COULTER argues for investigations of canvassers. He condemns itinerant peddlers, urges support for local merchants, and calls for bans on dishonest salesmen to protect North Hill and New Castle residents.
Missing Michigan girl murder theory ties to disappearance
Benton Harbor officials pursue a murder theory in the disappearance of Grasp Anderson, 19, a servant girl who left her employer George Motloway’s resort yesterday afternoon bound for a beach. Clothing found later suggests foul play, while her possessions remained in her room, ruling out an accidental drowning.
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Benton Harbor
Grasp Anderson
Howse
George Motloway
Holloway
Anderson
Aleo
Great Forts In Hawaii Need Fortifications
Washington correspondent reports Representative Butler and naval officers push for strong Hawaiian fortifications. Butler cites Admiral Dewey and other naval leaders advocating robust defenses to deter any enemy, arguing Hawaii should be as impregnable as Gibraltar.
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Butter
Naval Atalrs
George Dewey
Hawaiian Islands
Butler
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Dewey
Gibraltar
Mr. Butler
Marriage Licenses and a Traffic Collision Report
Marriage licenses listed for Edward Ear and Hazel H Reno in New Castle with several other names including Frank Palmerich Helen Walker Robert L McKinley Alma Benson and Aurora Schneider. A collision report notes William F Davis of 468 Moore Avenue said a truck from Pennsylvania Engineering Co. moving east hit a Mig machine at the Jefferson Street public square intersection.
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Edward Ear
New Castle
Hazel H. Reno
Frank Palmerich
Helen Walke
Robert L. McKinley
Mahoningtown BR
Alma 'E. Benson
E . -Mahoningtown R. BD
Chas
C. Andrews
Aurora J, Sehneider
Lebbanon
William F. Davis
Moore Avenue
Jefferson Street
Public Square
Pennsylvania Engineering Company
Washington Street
Deaths Of The Day Simon A Shumaker 65
Simon A Shumaker 65 died Saturday morning at his Harlansburg home after an illness dating to February. Born in Kirkland Armstrong County PA he lived in Harlansburg for about three years. A Baptist deacon and Bible school teacher, he was a longtime farmer and elder in the Oakwood church. He leaves children Rev. E C Shumaker of Harlansburg and S L Shusoaker of Vandergrift plus two brothers and several sisters and grandchildren. Funeral Sunday June 7 at 2 pm from his son’s home in Harlansburg conducted by Rev. F. Warren. Burial in Oakland.
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Simon A. Shumaker
Hia Non
FE. C. Shumaker
Harlangburg
Axa
Mr. Shumaker
Kirkland
Armstrong County
John
Rubhane
Shumaker
Harkinsburs
Shumaker Wik An
Harlansburg
S. L. Shusoaker
Vandergrife
Poi W. Shumaker
D.G. Shumaker
New Bethlehem
Eliza Marshall
New Mathlahem
Mes
Baisiger
Witlaw Fish
Amanda Dotiston
Town
Mia
Moltie Noninaue
Onea
Mich
Hive
Margaret Rani Yeaney
Lwo
J. Warren
Oakland
Suit To Recover 310,008 Damages In Butler Pa Case
Civil suit filed to recover ten dollars for the death of six year old Mike Palsak after a May 25 auto collision. Andrew Palsak sues Gnorse Savage Jr of Lyndaora alleging the boy was struck and fatally injured. The child died May 39 at Butler County Memorial Hospital.
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Butler
Mike Palsak
Andrew Palsak
Gnorse Savage, Jr
Lyndaora
Palsak
Savage
Butler Gounts Memorial Hospital
Rain Breaks Six Day Pittsburgh Heat Wave
Light rain fell in Pittsburgh just after 1 PM easing the city’s six day heat spell. The temperature dipped several degrees but weather officials did not guarantee the heat wave was over.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Funeral notices and local society items from Pulaski News
The Pulaski News lists funeral services for Stinedorf and Ridge, with burial at Patermer Pilaski cemetery. Commencement at New Castle High School includes Helen Gibson, Gerald Bord, Joe Bosek. a long roster of graduates and guests from nearby towns. Local personals note visits by C W Hamilton, Marc Porter, Erma Losteccer health move, and Pulaski Grange history.
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Helen Gibson
Gerald Bord
Joe Bosek
New Castle High School
W. Gibson
Matilda Arrow
Donald
Charles Gi Squire
C. C. Bayd
Susange Bird
Katherin Bird
Pulaske
C. W. Hamilton
Norman
New Springfeld
Squire
C. C. Bord
Marc Porter
Ne Castle
James Ribles
Erma Losteccer
Carolina
Bleek Mountains
Plys School
Dirsciore
Boyd
Ge Cotton School
Mary E. Repo
C. R. Davis
New Castle
A. Robinson
Grove City
Ernest Rabinson
A. G. Knox
H. E. Knox
William Ber Tis
Buildits Tagarawes
Jane Tamer
George Tamer
West Middlesex High School
Bank Defrauder Enters Plea in Forged Check Scheme
A confessed bank fraudster linked to a forged check scheme at Henry Trust Co. and three Ellwood City banks entered a plea before Judge S. P. Emery. The defendant faced sentencing following theconviction and related filings.
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Yates
Alise F. C. Fowers
Jalias F.C
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South Rey Street
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Third United Presbyterian Church
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Rouse
Homer Patterson
Robert Clark
Leslie Rodger
Morris
Stanlex
Treser
Greenwood Cemetery
William J. Beck
William James Beck
Youngstown Road
Cameron
Central Presbyterien Church
Willeave
the Winter Co
Pulaski News
Stinedorf
Baker
Patermer Pilaski Cemetery
Joan Ridge
Anna Maria
Cuisis Et Hotel
Bank Defrauder
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Distinctive Funeral Service
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