Ellwood City Painter Dies From Bullet Wound
Ellwood City Pa June : John Allen 57 a painter and decorator died after being found unconscious behind Sullivan's restaurant near Fifth street Saturday night. A gun had fired once, the weapon missing. bullet lodged in the head, paralyzing him. He died Monday morning at 12 39. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Carl Hayes and a son Raymond.
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Ellwood City
John Allen
Ellwood City Hospital
Sullivan’s
Fifth Street
C. J. Clark
J. Reid Newton
Allen
Police Bay
Mr. Allen
Ellwood
Welcome Bible Class to Hold Dinner at First Presbyterian
Ellwood City Pa June and Welcome Bible class members taught by Attorney J W Humphrey will conduct their regular turkey dinner in the dining room of the First Presbyterian church Wednesday evening at 6 o clock.
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Ellwood City
J. W. Humphrey
First Presbyterian Church
Majestic Theater in Ellwood City Screens Secrets of the Night
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania for June, the Majestic Theater presents Secrets of the Night starring James Kirkwood and Madge Bellamy, inviting filmgoers to decide where to go tonight.
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Ellwood City
Majestic Theater
James Kirkwood
Madge Bellamy
Delegates Plan To Attend Convention
Ellwood City delegates prepare for the 87th convention of the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association to be held June 11 at Bessemer high school and Bessemer Presbyterian church. Morning session starts at 9, C. A. Martin presides in the afternoon. local attendees should contact W. A. Kerr for transportation.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Bessemer High School
Bessemer Presbyterian Church
C. A. Martin
W. A. Kerr
Park Avenue
Josephine Stiefel Attends Centennial Reunion
Ellwood City Pa June Miss Josephine Stiefel of Pittsburgh Circle attends the summer centennial and class reunion at Wellesley College, her alma mater in 1921. She has visited friends in New York City and Boston for two weeks and plans to return home Tuesday.
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Ellwood City
Josephine Stiefel
Pittsburgh Circle
Wellesley College
Disorderly House Arrests Reported on Franklin Avenue
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania Mary Bafile of 200 Franklin Avenue was arrested Saturday evening for conducting a disorderly house. She posted a $50 forfeit to appear before Burgess Ben G Swick for a hearing. William Johnson, an inmate, was arrested and jailed to appear at the hearing. A man was also arrested Saturday evening for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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Ellwood City
Mary Bafile
Franklin Avenue
Burgess Ben G. Swick
William Johnson
Funeral for Delores Huey in Wurtemburg
Funeral services for Delores Huey daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Huey of Wurtemburg were held at her late home on Sabbath afternoon conducted by Rev W S Smith pastor of the Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church. She belonged to the Mary Braeden Circle and is survived by her parents a sister Devona and four brothers. Interment was at Locust Grove Cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Delores
Charles Huey
Wurtemburg
W. S. Smith
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
Mary Braeden
Devona
Locust Grove Cemetery
Evening church meetings for Elders Berean and Anna Wilson classes
A meeting of the church Elders in the United Presbyterian church occurs this evening at 7 pm. The Berean Bible class gathers in the Intermediate C E room at 8 pm and the Anna Wilson class meets at Miss Irene Nevin's Park Avenue home tonight.
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Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
Berean Bible
C. E
Anna Wilson
Irene Nevin
Park Avenue
Ellwood City Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Miss Estella Johnston, formerly a Kansas City teacher, visits Wayne avenue home of Mr and Mrs George B Wilcox en route home to Parkers Landing. Ralph Evans of Sixth street drives to Beaver Falls with wife, M A Bicket and daughter from Orchard avenue go to Beaver. Marguerite Dambach of Fourth street leaves for Somerset then Gettysburg with friends for several weeks. FE C Slocum and four daughters and son Emerson return from a motor trip to Jackson Michigan.
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Ellwood City
Estella Johnston
Kansas City
Parkers Landing
George B. Wilcox
Wayne Avenue
Ralph Evans
Sixth Street
Beaver Falls
M. A. Bicket
Orchard Avenue
Beaver
Marguerite Dambach
Fourth Street
Somerset
Gettysburg
FE. C. Slocum
Emerson
Jackson
Mich
Circulars accuse Soviets of crime in Shanghai riots
Circulars distributed in Shanghai by Chinese Communists claim the Soviet government paid Chinese Communist leaders five thousand dollars for the life of each student killed in the Shanghai riots.
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International News Service
Shanghai
Commencement at Wurtemburg Church Recaps Bible School
Forty four children gathered at Wurtemburg U P church for four weeks of daily vocational Bible school closing with commencement exercises. They presented memory verses and learned Bible books and other accomplishments from the past twenty days in a union service with Wurtemburg M E church.
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Ellwood City
Wurtemburg U. P. Church
Wurtemburg M. E. Church
Floral Day Observed By W C T U In Ellwood City
Ellwood City Pa June 8 The Womans Christian Temperance Union annual Floral Day will be held Tuesday June 9 The day is set aside for sending flowers to the sick and aged friends and members of the union Citizens may contribute flowers by taking them to the flower mission superintendent Mrs Robert Richardson 312 Spring avenue Phone 112 J
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Ellwood City
W. C. T. U. Flower Mission
Robert Richardson
Spring Avenue
New Castle Men Attend Credit Meet in Washington
Four New Castle men Roy M. Jamison T. F. Maher C. D. Parker and B. F. Moorhead travel to Washington DC for the annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men. They left Sunday evening and will attend sessions all week, remaining until the close of the event.
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New Castle
Roy M. Jamison
T. F. Maher
C. D. Parker
B. F. Moorhead
Washington, D. C
National Association of Credit Men
Dirigible Seen Over Enon Valley Sunday Afternoon
Frank S. Wood of the Burroughs Adding Machine Company reported a U S Navy airship named Los Angeles passing low over Lawrence County on Sunday afternoon June 7 about 3 45 while returning from Cleveland. He observed the lettering clearly as it drifted south toward Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
United States Navy
Talk of Quashing Scopes Indictment
Dayton Tenn June 8 While John T Scopes a Tennessee school teacher under indictment for violation of the state Anti Evolution law is in New York conferring with his counsel for the coming trial it was announced today that motion will be made in the near future for the defense to quash the indictment The motion is to be made on the basis of the law being unconstitutional claiming it violates several sections of the state as well as the federal constitution.
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International News Service
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopet
Tennessee
New York
Police Court News and Local Theft Reports
David Carson appeared before Mayor Dunlap on a drunken and disorderly charge after allegedly using vile language toward Officer Flinner. Edward Kominic reported his Delux bicycle stolen from the second dam Sunday. J L Cox reported his pocketbook eight dollars and a driver’s license stolen from his car at Hill's bathing beach. all but the pocketbook and courtesy card were recovered.
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David Carson
Dunlap
Flinner
Edward Kominic
J. L. Cox
Crawford Avenue
Hill
Harmony man seeks missing son in city search
J F Ward of Harmony R D 1 reported his 17 year old son missing after leaving home last Wednesday. The boy stayed first night at Philip Hayberger’s Gibson street home. Ward found him on a John street porch before the youth escaped through a back door and the search began.
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J. F. Ward
Harmony R. D
Philip Hayberger
Gibson Street
John Street
Mr. Ward
Flags to welcome visitors for Wednesday cornerstone event
New Castle will host a large Masonic gathering on Wednesday June 19 as visitors from Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and Northern West Virginia arrive for the cornerstone laying of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cathedral. Merchants are urged to display flags and decorate storefronts to present a bright city impression.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Masonic Fraternity
Scottish Rite Reunion Draws 325 Masons to City
Early today hundreds of Masons arrived for the semi-annual Scottish Rite reunion at Lincoln avenue senior high school where 325 will take the degrees. The crowd will gather Tuesday and Wednesday for the cornerstone laying of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cathedral at high noon on Wednesday June 19, with a downtown parade preceding the ceremony.
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Masonic Fraternity
Lincoln Avenue
Weeks in good condition after health bulletin
Secretary of War John W. Weeks was in good condition today as his temperature and pulse returned to normal per attending doctors. The bulletin notes steady improvement over the past weeks and confirms no immediate complications.
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International News Service
Boston
John W. Weeks
Dr Cameron Leaves For His Home In New Jersey
Dr Duncan S Cameron who has supplied the pulpit at Central Presbyterian Church for four weeks departed this morning for his home in Westfield New Jersey He plans to return next week then head to the Canadian woods for the summer.
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Duncan S. Cameron
Central Presbyterian Church
Westfield
N. J
Cameron
Canadian Woods
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Oscar Rhodes 506 Hillcrest Avenue Richard Louer 120 Hillcrest Avenue Clifford McLendon North Beaver Street Mrs Neurissa Truby 371 Neshannock Avenue Discharged Walter Ward 10 West Wabash Avenue Mrs Pearl
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Oscar Rhodes
Hillcrest Avenue
Richard Louer
Clifford McLendon
Beaver Street
Neurissa Truby
Neshannock Avenue
Walter Ward
West
Wabash Avenue
Pearl
Local residents listed in dispersed address notice
McCracken and baby along with Francis Mrozek and Clifford McLendon on North Beaver and Elmwood streets are among residents named in a rural delivery area reference. Additional entries include Harry Edelstein on East street, Henry Avilla and Lowellville linked to O.
Butter Eggs And Poultry Market Prices
Chicago market prices for June 8 show butter receipts at 19.631 tubs with creamery extra 42 percent and various firsts, eggs receipts at 47.835 cases and mixed percentages for misc. and firsts, cheese varieties with several brands listed, live poultry including turkeys and ducks, and potatoes with receipts at 180 cars and regional price ranges from Wisconsin, Michigan, Louisiana, and Oklahoma.
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Chicago
Wis
Mich
Okla
Bliss
Graduation Exercise Draws Crowd in Coitsville Pa
Miss Marie Harry of New Bedford was valedictorian at the Coitsville graduation Friday evening. Numerous local residents appear in brief notes across New Bedford Warren Youngstown Mercer Jamestown and New Castle with visits and relocations including families Campbell Zedaker and Harry. A newborn son was reported at Shenango Valley hospital.
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Coitsville
Marie Harry
New Bedford
Cly Swegeger
Penhall High School
G. H. McGown
County Court House
New Castle
Lyman Funk
Audley Avenue
Roy Wylam
Mr. Wetzel
Potter County
Win
USP
L. S. Clark
Alex Campbell
C. L. Zedaker
Leonard Zedaker
Warren
Ellis Harry
Martha Cowden
Mercer
Methodist Church
R. Underwood
McCartney School
Huling
Youngstown
Kathryn
Evelyn Wortman
Mary Lowery
Lowery Eckles
One Man Parade Halts Traffic On Spokane Streets
Spokane witnesses a unique one man parade led by Thomas O'Brien, veteran Northwest Indian fighter. A permit allowed street car route use as crowds cheered along Riverside Avenue. Colville Indians protested a counter spectacle tied to the event. Meanwhile Dutch farmers plan migration to Canada provinces for prairie settlement.
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Spokane
International News Service
Wash
Riverside Avenue
Spokan
Thomas O'Brien
Northwest
O'Brien
Washington
Idaho Hills
Colville
Original Gald Seeker Dies in Old Penna Home
LOCK HAVEN Pa June Frank Bartlett one of the California gold seekers sixty years ago died at his Williamsport home aged 85 He had not yet reached his majority when he set out for gold Later he returned to Idaho and then to Pennsylvania where he ran a lumber business He piloted timber rafts on the Susquehanna from Pine Creek to Marietta Bartlett was born in Binghamton N Y one of eleven children His brother Jos Bartlett studied for the ministry joined the army and became a general
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Lock Haven
Frank Bartlett
California
Williamsport
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Pine Creek
Marietta
Susquehanna
Bartlett
Binghamton
N. Y
Broome County
Jos Bartlett
Bible Fails Stabbing By Jealous Swain
An attack in Tokyo ends in tragedy as a Salvation Army girl deflects a dagger with a Bible tucked in her kimono. The would-be lover, despondent over rejection, dies after stabbing himself. The woman is lightly wounded.
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Bible
Swain
International News Service
Tokyo
Salvation Army
Dutch Farmers Plan Hegira To Canada
In Montreal officials report a land shortage in Holland will drive a large Dutch settlement to Canada this year. Dominion government agents anticipate many Dutch farmers emigrating to join newcomers already arriving to farm Canadian lands.
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Montreal
P. Q
Holland
Canada
Dominion Govern
Chinese Coolies Adopt Union Hours
Shanghai report notes a Kuomingtang Labor Department resolution favoring a six hour maximum workday. The article contrasts past fifteen to eighteen hour days with modern reforms, detailing recognition of shorter shifts and updated labor standards for workers in Canton and broader China.
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International News Service
Shanghai
China
Waimeg
Canton
Labor Department of the
Kuomingtang
Cantonese Party
Nobody To Claim 162 Barrels Of Beer
POTTSVILLE June. Ownership of 162 half barrels of pre war beer cannot be determined by United States Commissioner George Dolbin of Minersville from a charge of ownership. The beer is in a storage vault at this city. It was sent here to James Murphy, who will not admit ownership. Prohibition agents who seized the beer and truck show no concern about the cargo’s fate.
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Pottsville
United States
George Dolbin
Minersville
James Murphy
Prohibition
Caesar Seeks License Marriage in Indianapolis
Julius Caesar has taken out a marriage license in Indianapolis. He is twenty five and has bought a certificate to wed Elizabeth Knox, nineteen. He stated his ancestors are German, not Roman.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Cleopatra
Mark Antony
Julius Caesar
Elizabeth Knox
Ferrante to Start Weekly Newspaper
Frank C Ferrante announced the New Castle Gazette will debut June 18 as a weekly newspaper in New Castle. The Gazette will be printed in Italian and English to serve local readers.
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Ferrante
Frank C Ferrante
New Castle Gazette
Gazette
Fires Cause Heavy Damage In Tokyo
Tokyo records show 422 fires between January 1 and April 1 in 1926. Losses totaled about 300,000,000 yen equivalent to roughly 25.99 million dollars, reflecting substantial property destruction in Tokyo and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Royal Circles Debate Prince of Wales Petticoats End
London readers ponder when the Prince of Wales stopped wearing petticoats as Buckingham Palace debates the age. King George and Queen Mary viewed a Royal Gallery piece titled Four Generations. The monarch recalls 1899 when the prince was five and not wearing them.
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International News Service
London
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
George
Queen Mary
Palace of Arta
Victoria
Edward
Supreme Court Limits Railroad Labor Board Authority
The United States Supreme Court ruled that the railroad labor board in Chicago cannot compel attendance or testimony in a case within its jurisdiction granted by Congress. The decision narrows the board's power and clarifies its procedural reach in labor dispute matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Congress
Anarchy Statute In N Y Upheld By Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court upheld New York’s 1920 criminal anarchy statute as constitutional, ruling enforcement permissible. The decision was reported by International News Service from Washington on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Supreme Court
International News Service
Washington
New York
United States Supreme Court
Census to be taken in Japan in October
A national census, the first since the earthquake, will begin in Japan on October 1. The previous census was conducted in 1929.
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Japan
International News Service
Tokyo
Wheat and corn fall on rains and grain weakness Chicago
Wheat opened 3 to 4 cents lower with December leading and reports of rains across much of the wheat belt. Corn fell 3 to 4 cents to 1 7 8 cents lower on rain news and wheat weakness. Oats declined 1 2 to 1 1 2 cents as weakness in other grains weighed on prices. Provisions eased, mirroring hog and grain softness.
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International News Service
Chicago
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Archer Bros. Co
Lawrence Ave
Elwood City Furniture Co
Ellwood City, Pa
Berkey ’ Gay Furniture
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Ing National Credit Mens' Convention
Enon Valley
Police Court News
Hans von Seeckt
Alfonso Lehbur
Ida Rubenstein
Hugo Stinnes
German National Army
Alfonso
Spain
Bartélona
Dr. Cameron
Shenango Valley Hospital
Colin Campbell
Edith Davis
Warren, C
Rena Garman
Scienceville
Laura Mae Davis
Martha Lowde
A. Moorhouse
William Axelson
Youngstown, O
Fred K. Bates
Jamestown, Pa
Frank A. Hover
Croton Avenue
Milton McCracken
Hague
Rotterdam
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Gald
Old Penna
Hegira
Boy
Page Cleo
Caesar
Wales
Bulletin
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