Bonus Measure Reaches Senate Soldiers' Bonus Bill Reported to U S Senate
Senator McCumber of North Dakota reported the long‑delayed soldiers bonus bill to the Senate with a favorable report. Opponents like Senators Underwood and Williams objected to the report. Hints from administration spokesmen of a possible Harding veto followed a partisan wrangle as the bill’s cost was cited at about four and a half billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bart Campbell
International Wews Service
Washington
Senate Today
McCumber
Republican
North Dakota
Underwood
Alabama
Williams
Mississippi
Senate
Treasury
Harding
Porter J. McCumber
Children To Take First Communion At St Marys
One hundred fifty lower grade students from St Marys parochial school will receive their first holy communion on Sunday June 18. The class has studied for three weeks under Rev M J Brenan and will finish exams next week then enter a retreat before the sacrament. A procession to the church will be part of the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parochial School
Abandoned Campus Echoes As Students Depart
Arthur Mometer describes a college town emptied by early fall. Halls sit silent where once buzzed with youth. dorms, caves, and lanes lost their crowds as students scatter north, east, and west. Some return when the campus calls again after eighty one weather days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlan
Nine Hundred Delegates At t. . Convention
Rev M Hadwin Fischer of Philadelphia addressed 900 delegates at the eighty fourth Lawrence County Sabbath School association convention in the First Christian church urging daily vocational Bible school and weekday religious instruction amid low statewide church affiliation and limited annual instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hadwin Fischer
Philadelphia
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
First Christian Church
Fischer
State
Altho
Patterson Wins Damage Suit In Pittsburgh Court
Patterson of this city avoids payment of damages after a non-suit in the U S court at Pittsburgh. The case involved members of the No jble Jazz orchestra against Paul Patterson over a 1920 accident near Kent Ohio. Mrs Patterson was hospitalized with injuries while her daughter Virginia was only lightly hurt. Patterson and his attorney were congratulated on the verdict, which absolved him of responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nojble Jazz Orchestra
Paul Browner Patterson
United States
Pittsburgh
Patterson
Kent
Musterang
Cleveland
New Castle
Pattersons
Paterson
J. Norman Martin
Martin
United States Court
Ravenue
Virginia Ws
Nolo Orchestra
Cascade Park
Marble lodged in Logan street pump prompts bounty
F B Chipman operated on the Logan street community pump Wednesday afternoon and found a marble lodged in the pump’s stomach through a small hole near the sucker rod. The marble caused acute marbleitis. A five dollar reward is offered for information leading to arrests and convictions of those tampering with the pump in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Chipman
Logan Street
Add To Staff At Library
New Castle Library will add two new librarians. Eleanor Carver from Sharon will become general assistant and Elizabeth Mayberry, a local, joins as children's librarian after work in Cleveland. Carver leaves Buhl Library in Sharon. Mayberry studied children’s work in Cleveland and will contribute to youth programs.
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New Castle
Alice Sterling
Heros
Eleanor Carver
Sharon
Elizabeth Mayberry
Garver
Bubl
Buhl
Carver
Mayberry
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Ellwood Man's Remains Found After Missing Week
Wesley Spang, 52, of Fountain Avenue, was found dead along Connoquenessing Creek in woods between Second and Third streets. A friend reported the scene showing self infliction with a knife, indicating he fell from an embankment after cutting his throat. Case treated as death by self action. investigation ongoing.
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Ellwood
Wesley Spang
Fountain Avenue
Second
Third
A. F. Laben
Messrs
Wiliam Sheehan
Herman J. Yost
George Burroughs
Fage
Grove City College Student Dies After Pool Accident
Edwin Leslie 20, president of the Grove City College sophomore class, died after a six and a half hour struggle following a neck injury from diving into a gym pool. Fellow students and a pulmotor kept him alive, with his mother at his side minutes before death. services followed at United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Edwin Leslie
Grove City College
Leslie
Fellows
Margery Leslie
Sharon, Ps
United Presbyterian Church
W. G. Rengle
Sealle
Sharon
Tomorrey
Rev W T Reynolds Given Appointment
Rev W T Reynolds rector of Trinity Episcopal church was advised today of his appointment as one of two clergymen on the executive department of missions for the Diocese of Drie. Appointed by the diocese's executive council chaired by Dr Algner the honor reflects well on Trinity parish and its pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Reynolds
Trinity Episcopal Church
Department of Missions
Diocese of
Drie
Imade
Dr. Algner
Trinity Pariah
Thousands Of Jews Reported Slain In Ukrainia Riots
An International News Service telegram from Helsingfors says thousands of Jews have been killed or wounded in recent disorders in Ukrainia. While anti-Soviet outbreaks have occurred before, officials note this violence is unusually severe with no earlier reports of such large massacres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Ukrainia
Helsingfors
Demand Hoover Stop Extortion In Coal Prices
Secretary of Commerce Hoover used congressional machinery to curb price extortion during a nationwide coal strike. Senator Borah of Idaho placed the Senate Tabor committee at the government’s disposal to draft anti profiteering laws, signaling the next step rests with Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Senate Committee
WM. K. Hutchinson
Barernycinant News Service
Washington
June S
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Senate Tabor Committee
Large realty deal reported with college faculty changes
A major real estate transaction at the Ingham property on Beaver and Washington streets was disclosed by B F Taylor Realty. Buyers include M J Donnelly Frank Robl Jacob Ginsburg and A J Nader who plan multiple business blocks. News notes Westminster College faculty changes and dormitory housing needs at New Wilmington for 1923.
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B. F. Taylor Real Estate Agency
Taylor
Ingham
Beaver and
W. Washington Streets
Washington Street
M. J. Donnelly
Frank Robl
Jacob Ginsburg
Beaver Street
Norris
Cy Ingham
Health department reports spread of measles and chicken pox
Cases reported today include Albert Sanford, Fred Sanford, and Carl Sanford of 712 Brooklyn Avenue with measles. Also Burdell Riley of 1311 Huron Avenue has measles and Gilbert Colnet of 1007 Beckford Street has chicken pox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Albert
Fred
Carl Sanford
Brooklyn Avenue
Burdell Riley
Huron Avenue
Gilbert Colnet
Beckford Street
Marriage Licenses for New Castle Couples Listed
Andrew M. Dodds and Sarah A. Young of New Castle. James A. Ray of Enon Valley and Adelaide Eckman listed, with location notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Dodds
New Castle
Sarah A. Young
James A. Ray
Enon Valley
Adelaide Eckman
Hnon
Man Fatally Struck By Train Near Carbon
An unidentified man about 45 was killed on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie inspection train near Carbon. He wore a dark blue check coat, corduroy pants, a blue work shirt and cap, and carried a black overcoat. His body showed a head wound. no papers identified him. The name on his coat’s inside lapel read A. Builer and Son of Beaver Falls and Rochester, Pa. The body was moved to New Castle and then to the Kelly morgue for Identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh and Lake
Carbon Woodness
St. John. A. Builer and Son
Beaver Palle
Rochester
New Castle
Kelly Morgue
Willis McKee Captured By Huddlestons Blamed For Girl Downfall
William McKee 60 was shot dead near his West Tioneast home as he rushed to defend his son Willis McKee from pressure to marry a girl he is accused of wronging. Lyman Huddleston and nephew James Huddleston reportedly held McKee at a spot before a gun duel erupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis McKee
Huddlestons
Girl
International News Service
Otl City
William McKee
West Tioneast
Willis
Lyman Huddleston
James Huddleston
Young McKee
British Troops Attack Trish In Belleck Sector
Belfast dispatch reports British troops occupy Belleck in Ulster and shell the town. Republicans counter with fire and machine guns but are repelled. A Dorset and East Lancashire regiment arrives from Liverpool along the Foyle as several thousand Republicans concentrate near Rappahoe. Bombers devastate Ballinasloe area and raiders threaten Lord Glancarty’s mansion while Orange Death placards appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Belfast
Belleck
Ulster
Repub- Mears
Londonderry
East Lancashire
Liverpool
Foyle
Rappahoe
Donegal
Ballinasloe
Lord Glancarty
Royal Irish Constabulary
Burglars Rob Shenanse Pottery and City Market
Last night burglars worked several hours at Shenanse Pottery gaining entry via a window after failing at the cellar and door. They took 16 pairs of silk hose and tobacco, leaving removed tags on the floor. The City Market on West Washington street was entered through a rear window and $88.60 was taken from a shelf.
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Shenanse Pottery
West Washington Street
King Alexander of Servia Weds Princess Marie in Belgrade
King Alexander of Servia marries Princess Marie peLenabe amid grand display in Belgrade. The ceremony follows ancient royal rites with wheat and sugar toss, a private bath for the bride, and a monarchic spectacle drawing visitors from across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander of
Servia
Marie
peLenabe
Albania
Balkans
Alexander
Red Mill Men To Hold Reunion
Annual reunion of workers from the old Red Mill in this city will be held July 4 at the home of Ferdinand Frederick on the Youngstown Road with families. An organization to perpetuate yearly reunions will be formed. Committee John Keifer Morris Mitchell Charles Rigby. Basket lunch at noon and dinner in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Frederick
Youngstown Road
Frederick
John Keifer
Morris Mitchell
Charles Rigby
News Snapshots From Raw OCR Text
A scattered OCR fragment reports events including Carnegie Steel blast turntable and new turnaces, a city council tabulation in Welsh WA, a memorial plaque from King George to a Ravenna mother, a British sailor’s death in a Turkish battle, a Pittsburgh man convicted of murder, a body found under a Shickshinny bridge, a drowning accident at Correpolis and a person named Ray Shoemaker found drowned after a fall.
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L. C. Anderson
Welsh, W. VI
Gage
England
Frederick Cyril Knight
Ravenna
Wright
Ray Shoemaker 3
Shickshinny
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U.S. Senate
St. Mary's Church
Arthur Mometer
Vacation Bible School
Pump
Buhl Librarian
Wesley Spatig
Sharoo
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Minnia Belle McQuiston
Tillsida
Westminster
Co. B. Roberts
Health Report
Carbon
Lake Erie
Son
Father
Trish
Dorset
Lancashire
River Foyle
Elizabeth Fane Neff
East North Streat
Red Mill
Carnegie Steel Company
James Harris
Sam Keller
Tiis Dexiac
Vnahte
Swint
Alphonse Cimint
Correpolis
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