Marchers near city as crews move to Washington
Bonus marchers converge on New Castle as 345 from the west coast head in from Lowellville. Plans to provide trucks to transport them toward Washington are made amid dissension among marchers and efforts by Mayor Mayne to expedite their departure.
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New Castle
West Coast
Lowellville
Lawrence County
Washington
New Castle Junction
C. B. Cowan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cleveland
Capitol Limited
Pittsburgh
John Pace
Detroit
Michigan
Pace
Mayne
Joan of Arc
West
William Perrotta
Joseph Gerard
San Francisco
Oakland
Cal
Central Fire Station
Beaver Falls
Rockford
Cascade Park
Butler
Fisher Brothers
Akron
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Spanish Steamer Teide Runs Aground Near Fernando Po
International bulletin from Madrid reports the 3,829 ton Spanish steamer Teide with 800 passengers ashore off Fernando Po in the Gulf of Guinea, 20 miles from the coast. The British steamer Appam heads to assist as launches depart from Santa Isabel.
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Madrid
Teide
Fernando Po
Gulf of Guienea
Nigeria
West Africa
Appam
Compania Tras- Mediterranea
Barcelona
Santa Isabel
Golfers From Four Counties Set To Meet At Field Club
Attorneys from Beaver Butler and Mercer counties join Lawrence county lawyers for a golf tournament at the Field Club tomorrow. The event continues a planned summer series with a match between Lawrence and visiting golfers. A large crowd is expected to attend.
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Beaver
Butler
Mercer
Lawrence County
Arguments Heard In Detroit Land Bank Case
Arguments in the Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit versus J O Rodgers and others were heard in court on Wednesday. The case, pending for some time, concerns royalties from a lease of sand and gravel on the Rodgers farm along the New Castle and Wampum road. The sand bank was never opened but claims are made for payments under the lease.
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Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit
J. O. Rodgers
Rodgers
New Castle and
Wampum Road
Boy Bitten on Cheek by Milles Family Dog in New Castle
James Stockman reported to police that his son Herbert Stockman was severely bitten on the cheek by a dog owned by the Miles family on North Mercer street. The boy was taken to New Castle hospital for treatment and the dog owner was notified to keep the animal tied for ten days.
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James Stockman
Herbert Stockman
Miles
Mercer Street
New Castle
Mission Group Picnic at Lakewood Beach
Twenty ladies from the City Rescue Mission sewing class and their families enjoyed the annual picnic and sport program at Lakewood Beach. Mrs. Raymond Fredericks coordinated the outing for the group.
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Mission Group
Rescue Mission
Lakewood Beach
Raymond Fredericks
Big Bonus Army Parade Through Washington Rocks City
The Big Bonus Army staged a large Washington parade drawing about 100000 spectators. Veterans moved with order and raised banners demanding payment of the bonus while avoiding banners beyond patriotism. Some groups planned to lobby Congress while a Communist march was anticipated.
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Dies
Washington
Drys assail Rockefeller over prohibition stance
The dry camp attacks John D. Rockefeller Jr. over his repeal remarks denying a rise in liquor sales since prohibition. Rev. Dr. John Watchorn criticizes the declaratio n and asks if Americans are implying they worship their stomachs.
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Rockefeller
John Watchorn
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference Board of Temperance
Wolves Club Holds Dinner Meeting
The New Castle Wolves club held its regular semi monthly dinner meeting last evening with good attendance. D D Valiensi, entertainment committee chair, introduced speaker Thomas Boyle who delivered an interesting talk. Special guest was James Marocco of Sharon Pa.
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New Castle Wolves Club
D. D. Valiensi
Thomas Boyle
James Marocco
Sharon
Crown Prince Wilhelm Leads German Power Shift Rumor
In Berlin rumors persist that Crown Prince Wilhelm may gain favor as President Hindenburg plans retirement on his 85th birthday October 2. The potential move would keep the Hohenzollern dynasty at the helm of German government.
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Wilhelm
Germany
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
House of Hohenzollern
Contracts Awarded To Low Bidders On Four Road Projects
Harrisburg June 8 contracts for four road projects were awarded to the low bidders by Secretary of Highways Samuel S Lewis. Elk county Route 411 6.2 miles Gray Brothers Youngstown Ohio bid 156460 Jefferson county Route 348 10.6 miles Roberts Paving Salisbury Md bid 304238 Venango county Route 757 3.04 miles Albert R Ferguson McKeesport bid 107318 All work funded with Federal aid and starts planned immediately with a local labor preference policy.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Samuel S. Lewis
Secretary of Highways
Elk County
Gray Brothers
Youngstown
Jefferson County
Roberts Paving Company
Salisbury
Venango County
Albert R. Ferguson
McKeesport
Lewis
Arson Ring Member Will Get Sentence
Frank P. Girardot, former insurance investigator, denied a retrial after conviction for conspiracy in an arson ring. He remains free on $10,000 bail until Monday when Judge Hirt will sentence him to a term likely between two and twenty years. Two other ring members are already serving terms for burning houses in Crawford county to obtain insurance.
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International News Service
Erie
Frank P. Girardot
William E. Hirt
A. P. Rossiter
Girardot
Hirt
Crawford County
Wife of Keynoter Attends Democratic Women’s Affair
Mrs Albert Barkley wife of the senator and Democratic keynoter attends a Chicago affair hosted by prominent Democratic women.
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Albert Barkley
Chicago
Deaths of the Day Mrs. Dodds Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Cooper Dodds were held from the family home on East Wallace avenue with Dr. C J Williamson officiating. Interment followed at Fair Oaks cemetery in New Wilmington. Pallbearers named F S Brenneman F L Burton Dr T J McPate C A McCune B K Thacker J M Wallace.
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Anna Cooper Dodds
East Wallace Avenue
C. J. Williamson
Fair Oaks Cemetery
New Wilmington
F. S. Brenneman
F. L. Burton
T. J. McFpate
C. A. McCune
B. K. Thacker
J. M. Wallace
Harry Critchlow
Marshall Avenue
Oak Park Cemetery
Accidental Death Verdict In Mallory Shooting
Coroner W. G. Stroble ruled the death of Archie Lee Mallory, 53, an accidental shooting on a farm near Erie, caused by his own small gauge gun discharged while he used it to kill birds damaging his crops.
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International News Service
Erie
W. G. Stroble
Archie Lee Mallory
Here
Mallory
Stroble
Section of Italy Shaken By Quake
Repeated earthquake shocks rocked Melfi Italy prompting residents to flee their homes in panic. No casualties were reported though minor structural damage occurred and fear lingered of a repeat of the 1930 disaster.
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Italy
International News Service
Melfi
Rev Finkbeiner Ill in Hospital With Stomach Ailment
Rev John Finkbeiner pastor of Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran church is seriously ill in West Penn hospital and may undergo an operation when his condition improves. Doctors state the pastor is suffering from a stomach ailment.
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John Finkbeiner
Emannuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Penn Hospital
Finkbeiner
Grass fire put out at Highland and Elizabeth
Firefighters answered Box 29 at 2 15 Tuesday afternoon to the intersection of Highland and Elizabeth streets where a grass fire in progress was extinguished with brooms and water by firemen.
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Highland
Elizabeth Street
Box 29
Old Timers Honor Croton Church’s 85th Anniversary Night
Croton M E Church observed Old Timer’s night during its 85th anniversary week with former pastors Rev Emerson Jones Rev D R Dunn and Rev Charles Campbell in attendance. Longtime members Mrs Mary Harvey and Mrs Sarah Hess received brooches for 66 and 64 years of devotion as the congregation celebrated enduring service.
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Croton M. E
Emerson Jones
Bemis Point
N. Y
D. R. Dunn
Weston
W. Va
Charles Campbell
Fredonia
Frank F. Miller
Eve B. Nicklin
E. J. Switzer
Clifford S. Joshua
Dunn
New Castle
Berthesda
Margaret
Croton
Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Joshua
Mary Harvey
Sarah Hess
Sarah Taylor
Reed McCullough
Carl Gilmore
Arch Cubbison
James Blaine
C. G. Farr
J. H. Clements
Meadville
M. E
Arrest of Cowan Sparks Pittsburgh and Washington Outcry
Cowan is arrested in Pittsburgh and moved to Washington. His followers flee to a nearby field and form an improvised camp, breaking into detached groups. Assistant Superintendent Ben H Marshall appeals for state police help, describing the gang as dangerous and likely to pillage the community if police withdraw.
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Washington
Ben H., Marshall
Cleveland
Seavy Studio Portrait Exhibit Opens This Week
A special portrait exhibit from Seavy Studio and other top studios opens this afternoon and runs through Saturday afternoons and evenings. The show is open to the public and highlights fine portrait work from national studios.
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Seavy
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