State Executive Arrives At Noon Receives Degree
Governor John S. Fisher visits Mestminsie College at noon for graduation exercises. He travels unaccompanied by officials, arriving by car from Thidlana, Pa. He will break ground for the new main college building after receiving an LL D during the United Presbyterian service for 74 seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Dune
John S. Fisher
Mestminsie College
Thidlana
Butler
New Wilmington
Slippery Rock
Grove City
Mercer
New Castle
United Presbyterian Church
Fisher
Westminster Board of Trusses
Greet
Wampum-Chewton Viaduct Wins State Approval
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission approves the Wampum Chewton viaduct project. County engineer reports a confirming telephone message from C W Milherend of the commission. Once mail warrants arrive, work will commence to complete the viaduct over the Beaver River and remove grade crossings on the east side with P and IL E K and B and Q lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warpum
Chewton
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
C. W H. Milherend
Milholland
Beaver River
IL. EK
Sterdar
Summer Days and Daily Readership Rise
Fragment pasted praise of busy summer days with shopping and selling opportunities. Mentions readers benefiting from the New ified pages and daily circulation of 95,000, suggesting strong ad reach and heightened commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintt
Newified
Hindenburg Greets Chamberlin Levine In Palace
Clarence D Chamberlin and Charles A Levine arrived in Berlin after a nonstop 4000 mile flight from New York were greeted by President Von Hindenburg at the presidential palace. Crowds blocked street access as diplomats and guards watched the welcoming scene at the embassy route and palace entrance.
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Hindenburg
Chamberlin - Levine
D. D. Tolisches International Waws
Bereln
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
New York
Germany
von Hindenburg
German Republic
Presidential
Chamberlin
Levine
Meisner
Palace
Ambassador Schurman
Butler County Youth Dies Here After Accident
Howard Wimer age 24 of Worth township died at New Castle hospital from injuries after a car overturned on a hill near Grantboro Tuesday noon. His father James Wimer, badly bruised, was also injured but not believed fatal. Wimer, born September 10, 1902, was a tin worker married to Margaret two years.
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Howard Winer
Worth Township
Butler County
New Castle
Harlansburg
Grantboro
James Wimner
MecClelland
Wimer
James and
Nannie Leight Wimer
Margaret Wimner
Rotarian Delegates To International Meet Are Sick
In Ostend Belgium June 8 cold rainy weather has caused an epidemic of colds among Rotary International convention delegates. The credentials committee shows 37 of 40 countries with clubs represented and the United States has 1925 official delegates. The session opened with a Dutch chorus and national anthems. Esperanto was rejected as a future lingua franca. Dr George Wittstein urged careful member selection and Rotary’s growth toward a League of International Friendship.
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Alice Langelie
Ostend
Belgium
Rotary International
Rotary Clubs
United States
Great Britain
George Wittstein
Zurich
Rotary
League of International Friendship
Foundation For the Friendship of Universal
Lindbergh Heads Home Aboard The Memphis Ship
Captain Lackey announced on June 1 that President Coolidge will not be kept waiting for Colonel Lindbergh. The Memphis expects to reach Cape Henry at six p.m. Friday, traveling 22 knots. Lindbergh walked the deck, inspected with a sextant, dined with officers, and studied crew mess selections while sharks were watched in the Gulf Stream.
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William Hill Staan
Lackey
Lindbergh
Pety
Memphis
Gulf Stream
Lindberghs Ship Is Making Good Time
On board the U S Memphis in calm seas Lindbergh nears homeward voyage at 23 knots. He visits the ship’s cockpit, chats with Vice Admiral Burage on trans ocean service, and shows keen interest in commercial bases at sea for refueling and refuge during flight troubles.
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U. S
Memphis
N. Y
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Cherbourg
Chesapeake Bay
Lindbergh
Jackie
Burrage
Idndbergh
Fear Of Uprising In Peking Slowly Vanishes
Corresponde at PEERING reports that fears of antiforeign uprisings in Peking ease as truce negotiations among Chang Tso Lin Chiang Kai Shek and others continue. Sun Yat Sen's three principles become a bargaining point, northern reluctance noted. Prospects point to a gradual compromise and a tri party truce taking hold. MacMurray downplays imminent need for more Marines while reinforcing Tiantsis post.
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Up Ngs
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Chiang Sai Shek
Mac Murray
Thalke
Flood Relief Fund Reaches Around Sixteen Thousand
The American Red Cross reports added contributions to the flood relief fund bringing the total to about 216000.00 with several gifts yet to come. The list includes church donations from Croton M. E. and Central Presbyterian and St Marys Church among others.
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iFlood
American Red Cross
Croton M. BE
Presbyterian Church
U. P
St. Mary's
St. John's Joutheran
Mpworth M.A
Execution Issued On Car Used In Double Tragedy
After a fatal shooting on Savat mah road that claimed M A Melitrat and Mrs Elizabeth J Flryan, an execution was issued by Braley Motor Company of Milwood City for the Bryan car involved. The vehicle had not been located and is now held at the Keystone garage.
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Savatmah Road
M.A. Melitrat
Elizabeth J. Flryan
Bryan
Wilian? Reynolds
Braley Motor Company
Milwood City
Keystone
Britain Blamed by Russia for Warsaw Minister Assassination
Indignation sweeps Soviet Russia over the murder of Minister M. Wolkoff in Warsaw. Moscow demands restraint from Poland, with Russia warning it will seek accountability. Russian note links the crime to a wave of outrages against Soviet envoys and terror actions in Peking London and Shanghai.
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Walter Deuss
Moscow
Russia
M. Wolkoff
Warsaw
Foreign Office
Poland
Great Britsh
Petrie
London
Tyestia
Soviet
M. Litvinofs
Peking
Shanghai
Coolidge to Call Extra Congress Session in October
Washington reports President Coolidge will summon Congress to an extra session between October and mid October to address flood control legislation after army engineers prepare their report. Senator Smoot, Republican of Utah, announced the plan after a White House conference, noting the date will be set once engineers finish the flood control study.
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Washington
jJune
Coolidge
Congress
Smoot
Surah
Senate Finance
White House
Army
Wilk
Death Record Brief for Howard Wimer and Others
Death notices list Howard Wimer aged 24 of Worth township Butler county and several other individuals with scattered addresses and initials. The fragmentary text references names and locations including Mes Thomashayles and New Besdtood with unclear affiliations, plus additional initials and street segments.
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Howard Wimer
Worth Township
Butler County
Thomashayles
Ioast Laatton
Abbie Dk
Viawetor
New Besdtood
Infonet
Mier
Td Ashaavesnie
Mes
Miva Wooduty
Oak Streak
Ade Usrryuth
Ellwood Woman Kills Man Then Takes Own Life
A Ellwood City woman shot Michael McIllrot in East New Castle then killed herself, ending a suspected illicit affair. The double homicide occurred near Savannah Road as Sheriff Reynolds and deputies investigated a car blockage. McIllrot died of a heart shot. the woman died from a self-inflicted wound in the brain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East New Castle
Elizabeth Bryan
Robert S. Bryan
Ellwood City
Micheal A. McIllrot
Oak and
Spruce Streets
Melltrot
Bryan
Savannah Road
New Castle-Ellwood
Isaac Anderson
Falls Sherif
Mr. Anderson
Keriff H. M. Reynolds
William McK. Reynolds
Reynolds
McTlitrot
Ted
Bosra
Eight Nurse Graduates Granted Diplomas at New Castle
Eight young women completed a three year course at New Castle Hospital School. The graduation ceremony at Senier High School Auditorium drew over six hundred attendees with Bishop Paul Campbell, Plummer Emery, Dr Kaplan and Sister supervisors among the speakers. The event featured the eight graduates in white uniforms with red roses, a musical program by Winery Orchestra, and tributes from hospital officials and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Por Vue S
Thme
Sisters of St. Francis
Senier High School
Audistorium
Unusua
B. F. Moorhead
Paul %. Campbell
Diocese of
Pittsburgh
Plummer Emery
Board of Direeters
Enad Kaplan
Sisters of St. Wriels
School of Nurses
Many Lives Lost In Big Hurricane Reported
International News Service reports a terrible hurricane sweeping the Auehialos district of the Blick Set coast. Homes were destroyed, vessels sunk, and crops damaged as the storm raged. June date in Bulgaria is noted.
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SOPLA
Bulgaria
Auehialos
Graduation Day Then and Now
A breezy day for students as they prepare to leave halls and face the next step. The mood blends pride with caution as teachers and families mark the transition from school to future endeavors and responsibilities.
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University of Tennessee Annual
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Ruth Ducknall
Mary Gagg
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