Reprinting Of Code Watched By State Police
Harrisburg Pa June 1 The administration code in reprinted form is before the House of Representatives watched by state police to prevent tampering following a filibuster. Senate to pass two revenue bills on second reading then recommit to wait Blair bill on automobile fees. Clark Blue Sky bill for licensing dealers and salesmen in stocks and securities passed the House with no registration required.
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Banen
House
Blair
Senate
State Banking Department
Evening Shows Include Comedy and News of Stars
A fragmented listing highlights film showings and personalities such as Elliot Dexter Joram Eddy James Whitcomb Riley era works and star appearances. It mentions The Ghost Breaker with Wallace Reid The Kid Reporter Baby Posey and Fury among other titles and performers across venues.
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Wallaace Reid
Silater Heirs
Monte Banks
Nixon
Puck Jones
Rene Rich
James B. Hendryx
Fox Sunshine Cemedy
al St. John d
Birthday Editor Coupon Notice at New Castle News
Readers are urged to mail the coupon to The Birthday Editor in New Castle Pennsylvania The notice promises membership on the roll and publication of the name at the proper time The text includes garbled lines about school and birthday details with unclear data
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New Castle News
New Castle Pa
Rev E A Crooks Heads R P Church For Coming Year
Rev E A Crooks named head of the Reformed Presbyterian Church for the coming year. He will oversee Geneva College fairs at Beaver Falls Pa and a new seminary site in Pittsburgh. Crooks began reform work in Colorado where he helped lead the dry movement before Prohibition. He moved to New Castle in 1910 and has long led district reform efforts and Sabbath protection.
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Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Pittsburgh
Crooks
New Castle
Taquinta
Colorado
Birthday at Highland School for Clyde Bankholder
Clyde Bankholder of 06 Garfield Avenue celebrates a birthday anniversary today while attending Highland School.
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Clyde Bankholder
Garfield Avenue
Highland School
Evangelist Buzza Preaches at Greenwood M E Church
Interest grows as Evangelist Mr A Buzza conducts three week meetings at Greenwood M E Church starting Sunday June 2. Services run each evening except Monday at 7 30 with strong messages from the evangelist who has spoken here before.
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Greenwood Church
A. Buzza
Rev
Buzza
Arrest in Shenango on liquor charge and bail granted
Metro Buly in Shenango township was arrested by County Detective J M Dunlap and Constable Samuel Smith on a charge of manufacturing and possessing liquor. He was released today at the office of Alderman Hart after waiving a hearing and will face trial at the next term of court. In Hersons Sound Views. My new trade of wallmaking is to me in this country what an additional thtfo of nobility is, or the ensigns of a new order are, in Europe Thomes Jefferson.
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Metro Buly
Shenango Township
J. M. Dunlap
Samuel Smith
Alderman Hart
Herson
Europe
Thomes Jefferson
New Castle Band Dominates County City Music Contest
Fostoria Ohio slips in fifth tied position as New Castle shines in Grant Park with two Chicago bands ahead. The New Castle group, quartered at the YMCA hotel, performed on the mezzanine and joined a massed-band concert at 1 pm. Weather was windy and foggy with rain hints. The band plans a live WDAFP radio broadcast from Drake Hotel at 1 am Chicago time.
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New Castle
Pawpaw, Mich
Allegheny
Grant Park
Lake Front
Messanine
Parateo
WDAFP
Chicago Board of Trade
Drake Hotel
Little Girl Dies After Bicycle Crash Near Elwood Oils
Edith Lucile Derrow, 9, visiting the Heckathorn family in Elwood City, died after being struck by a car driven by J Long near a bridge abutment. The incident occurred as two cats passed. Long's vehicle stopped after impact. Coroner J P Caldwell investigates. Edith was daughter of Wildie Derrow and attended Coaltown Prep Methodist church. She leaves three brothers Gerald Jack and Willis. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. from Free Methodist church, Elwood Oils.
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Sean
New Wilmington
Long
Aho
Heckathorn
Rice
Tim
J. Long
Inig
Trainor
Ramsey
Edith
Coaltown Prep Methodist Church
Ll. B Southworth
Southworth
Mra. Southworth
Gerald
Jack
Willis Derrow
Free Methodist Church
Elwood Oils
Croker Heir Testimony Claims Will Would Award Children Fortune
Richard Croker Jr testified in Dublin that his father Richard Croker Sr told him the estate would go to the children. He said the information emerged after the mother’s funeral and noted the newspaper discovery of the contemplated marriage to Bula Edmondson. Relations had been close and cordial until then.
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Daniel O'Connell
Croker
Bula Edmondson
Richard
Howat, Former Mine Official, Is Held On Serious Charge
Alexander Howat 51, ex-president of United Mine Workers Kansas district No 14, was held in $1000 bail for court on a serious morals charge in Pittsburg Kansas. He proclaimed innocence, claiming a tram, and said he would be vindicated by a jury. A complaint by Inga Sorensen led to the arrest in a downtown hotel after a week’s stay.
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Howat
C International News Service
Pittsburg
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Kansas District
United Mine Workers of America
Tensard de Walt
Howet
Patics
John J. Ford
Inga Sorensen
Prairie Agoona
Chicago
DeWeall
Mowat
Pittsburgh
Elect Local Women To Office In Beaver Valley Presbyterial
Miss Lyda Mitchell of New Brighton was re elected president of the Beaver Valley Presbyterian at Wartemburg United Presbyterian church. New Castle ladies chosen for office include Mrs E Craven, second vice president, Mrs J Lee McFate recording secretary, Mrs Wylie McCassin junior secretary, Mrs Fred M Stith literature secretary, and Mrs Finley Rulph temperance secretary. Nearly 300 delegates attended. Miss Josephine White spoke on her India mission field journey and a reception followed. An amendment was proposed to fund two delegates with expenses to the general missionary convention each year, replacing the current single delegate. The next meeting will be held in Concer WU, P church.
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Lyda Mitchell
New Brighton
Thei Valley
Josephine White
Nssion
India
General Missionary Convention
I Tosa
Concer WU
P. Churel
Japanese Wedding Pantomime at Grace Church Friday
Under the Wum Join-us Bible class a pantomime A Japanese Wedding will be presented at Grace M. E. Church Friday at o'clock. High school graduates will assist. Miss Edna Wolde Mrs. C G F Mannery and Mrs. R B Withers lead. A silver offering will be taken for church improvement.
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Wum- Join-us
Grace M. E
Edna Wolde
CG. F. Mlannery
R. B. Withers
Ghutreh Improvement Fund
Chicago Police Seek 15 Women Ab Mordler Suspects
The article reports police investigations targeting 15 women linked to a murder plot. A suspect returned to her Clinton home and will be questioned at headquarters. The manhunt has spread across the Middle West as authorities fear the quarry remains at large. Police request nearby cities to track movements of known underworld figures and note any new additions.
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Clinton
Pellce
Middle West
Policanen
O Donnell Correction: June Sale Dates Postponed
A correction notices that O Donnell's three day sale of refrigerators was misadvertised for May 7 9 and should be in June. The error arose from an earlier News listing and the correction states the sale runs the last three days of the week in June to ensure proper advertising benefit.
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Sune
C. B. O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
Barn Fire Destroys Likely Near New Bedford
A stormy Wednesday afternoon lightning strike ignited a barn near Goitsville, three miles west of New Bedford beyond the Grino State line, destroying the barn and its contents including several horses. Mrs Fitch owned the horn that burned in the blaze. The event occurred around 2:30 o'clock, and no injuries are reported.
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Fitch
Goitsville
New Budford
Industrial Diplomacy Sparks Trade Friction Echoes
Washington Post notes that when a nation cuts wood with wavering resolve it risks lingering strain over the free trade agreement and related diplomacy. The piece frames the FTA as a test of commitment, linking domestic industry posture to international negotiations and broader economic optics.
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Fta
Washington Post
Lower bid on Harlansburg road contract revealed
County commissioners received word this afternoon that the lowest bid for the Harlansburg road construction along the Butler county line was Burns and Bart of Whitwood City at 19 301. Commissioner Shields says the bid is lower than the one previously rejected as too high for the time being.
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Harlansburg
Butler County
Harrisburg
Burns and Bart
Witwood City
Shields Siys
Toye
Whadda Ya See Highest Ante Number Tale
A garbled OCR fragment describes a snow scene and a forcal moving theatre ad. Jon Knowles is shown with Sulpores affecting persons linked to a local comedic intoxication in a patrol wagon, while an officer’s whistle blows. Attorney Homer Drake heads to offices at 8 a.m. A group of young men discuss politics in a public line.
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Forcal
Pierre
Jon Knowles
Homer Drake
Toade
Pol
Oklahoma Man In Dublin Testifies For Mrs. Crocker
Eugene Atkins of Oklahoma testified in Dublin on behalf of Mrs. Bula Edmondson Crocker in the will contest brought by Richard Croker Jr. He described Croker’s will as "totally unnatural" and said the mind of Bula Crocker dictated its terms. The case centers on property valued in the millions and Croker’s relations with his children.
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Dannel O'Connell
International News Service
Dublin
Eugene Atkins
Oklahoma
Bula Edmondson Croker
Richard Croker
Muskoges
Northampton
Mass
sAttorney Lardner
Richard Croker, Jr
Geneva College Commencement Honors Local Graduates
At Geneva College commencement on Wednesday several local attendees, including Mrs. Johnson Fisher and Miss Maude Young, witnessed Misa Tretia Dart, Migsanna Perry, and Prof. Roy Lesiie receive Bachelor of Arts degrees.
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Misa Tretia Dart
Migsanna Perry
Roy Lesiie
Geneva College
Johnson Fisher
Maude Young
Shenango Valley Hospital Admission and Discharges
Admitted: Gladys and Clyde Young of R.D. No. Morgan Tibbeth of New Castle. Discharged: Myrtle Riley of Hillsville, Jim Troscovitch of New Castle, Willis Fullerton of Eastbrook.
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Gladys and
Clyde Young
R. D
Morgan
Lightning strikes tree on Dr Wallace property
A storm struck yesterday, splitting a large tree on the property of Dr. R. A. Wallace to the south of his residence. The tree snapped from top to ground, with roots and cemented areas along its base showing weathered repair.
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Snruck
R. A. Wallace
Wallace
Fortunes in Kelp Potash Under Prewar Prices
The kelp beds of British Columbia were estimated to yield 235000 tons of potash worth about 11 760 000 at 60 a ton. The incline obtained at 2875 a ton would total 4 683 000. The combined annual value of these two kelp by products was about 15 000 000 in prewar prices.
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British Columbia
Trouble in the Sanctum: Newspaper Office Burglar Strikes
A sticky-fingered intruder repeatedly enters a newspaper office and steals items of no current use, including exchanges and the pure graphic material, leaving the staff puzzled as the culprit absconds with unidentified property.
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Nashville Tentes Dna
Deaths of the Day Mention Local Residents and Kin
Deaths of John Matiinsky and Sara McKissick are reported with family remains. John Matiinsky, 58, formerly of Airy until six years ago, leaves wife and children Mrs Gary Steves, Mrs O H Birr of Jackson Center, Mra I N Mackay, Mrs TW Lion, Alix Matinosky, John Matinosky Jr., and six grandchildren. Funeral and burial at Port Jefferson and Greenwood follow. Sara McKissick, 74, of Mercer Street, longtime Mercer resident, dies at Daniel Gold’s home. Survived by four sisters, a brother, and nephews. funeral Saturday from the Denes, Mercer Street, with burial in Sava cemetery.
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Ohn Matiinsky
John Makinesky
Ed Mary
Dack
Fon Ormehr
Late Airy
Gary Steves
O. H. Birr
Jackson Center
O. Mra
I. N. Mackay
TW. Lion
Alix Matinosky
Eliwenea City
John Matinosky, Jr
Macnetaly
Port Jefferson
Ter. O
Sara McKissick
Sara MeKinsichk
Daniel Gold
Mercer
Mish MeKissick
J. Mekisslok
Oklahoma
Denes
Mercer Streat
Sava Remetery
Trans-Continental Speed Flight Plan Of Army Aviator
Army aviator Lieutenant Russell Shur arrived from New York today in Mineola to begin a transcontinental speed flight to San Francisco. He plans to depart between sunrise and sunset next week, aiming for an average speed around 140 miles per hour.
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Anal News
Mineola
Russell Shur
Stoat Neon
New York
San Franciscan
Largest US dirigible explodes at Dayton during mooring
International News Service reports the FC-1, the largest US dirigible, exploded at Wilbur Wright field while being moored. Two crewmen, Maranwille and Barnes, jumped during a crackling noise, suffered broken ankles, and were hospitalized. the 295 foot airship used hydrogen and had a 600000 cubic foot capacity.
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International News Service
Dayton
United States
Incuins
Wilbur Wright Field
Pasengers
Maranwille
Akron
Harry Barnes
Secorfield
Fear of Anti Japanese Demonstration Sparks Unease
A translated report warns that protests against Japanese residents could trigger upheaval. It notes potential violence at consulates, arson risk, and broader unrest amid deteriorating wartime tensions in various cities and regions.
New Castle-On-Tyne Seeks U S Consulate Reopen
The New Castle-On-Tyne municipal council passed a resolution urging settlement of a dispute over the expulsion of a Fred Slater immigrant charged with requiring Americans to sail aboard American ships. The aim is to have the American consulate reopened after its closing last year.
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New Castle-On-Tyne
America
Amer
New Site-on-Tyn
Fred Slater
United States
Farmhand Flees With Receipts Allegedly
A farmhand employed by C. F. Jackson is accused of fleeing with 1.26 in receipts. A search locator mentions Morgan sent to P and L station with a milk shipment. A horse and wagon were abandoned near Watson Dark on the New Castle Wampum road. a warrant and reward are in place for the arrest. Dr. Jackson reachable by telephoning GSR-3, Wampum.
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Jone
C. F. Jackson
Pance
Morgan
New Castle
Watson
New Castle- Wampam Road
Jackson
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