Bonus Marchers Brief Stop In New Castle Before Pittsburgh
About 345 Bonus Marchers from San Francisco Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee loaded into trucks in New Castle after being ordered to move on. Mayor Mayne coordinated relief with American Legion volunteers to load them and push through Beaver Valley toward Pittsburgh. Police guarded contingents arriving from McKees Rocks and Oakland California.
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San Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
New Castle
Beaver Falls
McKees Rocks
Joan of Arc
William Perrotta
Hier Husband
Joseph Gerard
Lowellville
C. B. Mayne
Beaver Valley
Pittsburgh
C. B. Cowan
Pace
B. & O. Railroad
Trans
Mayne
American Legion
Pacific Coast
James R. Cox
Washington
Bonus Army
Congress
Workers’ Ex-Service Men's League
Vera Perata
Oakland
Cal
California
Three Suspects in Slaying Face Charges
Three men accused in a local slaying were charged with carrying concealed weapons larceny of an automobile pointing and discharging firearms and violation of the firearms act One suspect is a paroled convict from the Western penitentiary The Mahoning Trust company may try to identify the trio.
Police Hold Pictures of Suspects in Mahoning Trust Robbery
Three suspects pictured by Pittsburgh police in the Mahoning Trust Company robbery and the shooting of Officer Clarence Campbell are being shown to witnesses and others who had contact with the holdup men for identification. No identifications have been made yet.
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Pittsburgh
Mahoning Trust Company
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Gardner area social notes and visits
Mr and Mrs Harold Gray and children of New Castle visited at the Benson homestead in Gardner on Sunday. Edward Earl and family of Gardner visited their aunt Mrs Eva Ferree near Princeton who has been ill. Rev R J Fredericks and members of Calvary Presbyterian church in East New Castle tend a garden at the village corner. Helen Ruth Dickson of New Brighton spends a week with grandmother Mrs T W Dickson of Gardner. Mrs Dickson and daughter Mrs E O Alexander and son Francis were guests at Albion Pa.
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Harold Gray
New Castle
Benson
Gardner
Edward Earl
Eva Ferree
Princeton
R. J. Fredericks
Calvary Presbyterian Church
East New Castle
Helen Ruth Dickson
New Brighton
T. W. Dickson
Dickson
E. O. Alexander
Francis
Albion, Pa
Rama the New Rheumatism Remedy
Poisons settling in joints and muscles cause rheumatism. External remedies give only temporary relief. Rama, sold by druggists, acts on liver kidneys and blood to expel toxins. It eases pain the first day and guarantees to free muscles and joints from stiffness and swelling or you pay nothing.
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Rama
Eckerd’s & New Castle Drug Co
Set You See You Answer on Page Nine
A brief item notes an answer to the query titled Set You on page nine with related reference to SEE YOU. The note directs readers to the later page for the full reply and context.
Summer school ends as Lawrence county closes for summer
The article notes the last day of school in Lawrence county with commencement at Bessemer on Friday evening. It also mentions Troop F preparing for its annual camp, and Pa Newe observing fewer swimmers as chill breezes ease off. The Municipal golf course is mid summer, greens well cared for despite dry conditions.
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Bessemer
Lawrence County
Pa Newe
Fleming
Road from East Brook to Lakewood Paved in Excellent Condition
The road from East Brook along the lake into Lakewood has been tarred and graveled and is in excellent shape.
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East Brook
Lakewood
Flowers brighten News office counter gift from local gardener
Beautiful delphiniums occupy the News office counter after a gift from Mrs. Felix Delmer of 1708 Neshannock Boulevard who invites visitors to enjoy her garden.
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Felix Delmer
Neshannock Boulevard
Second Victim Of Auto Crash Dies
Mercer Pennsylvania June 9 The accident on the Greenville road last Sunday killed Lee Webb age 2 instantly and now takes the second victim in the family Mrs Joseph Webb 22. Her father Charles Redmond is reported seriously ill in Mercer hospital.
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International News Service
Mercer
Greenville Road
Lee Webb
Joseph Webb
Lindbergh Case Link Suspect Fleischer Surrenders
Detroit gangster Fleischer surrenders on a warrant tied to the Lindbergh case. Prosecutor Toy may allow New Jersey police to question him locally. Fleischer has a long record including bootlegging and larceny with multiple dismissals and four prior convictions.
Rural legislators unite in demand for salary cuts
A coalition of rural PA lawmakers urged salary reductions ahead of a June 20 convening with Gov. Gifford Pinchot. They criticized Edmonds Act raises for teachers, called for civil service-style reforms, and targeted costly public services and out-of-state hires amid layoffs affecting hundreds of low-paid workers.
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Gifford Pinchot
Fred Patterson
Beaver
Harvey Surface
Snyder County
Leon C. Prince
Charles L. Terry
Wyoming
Schwarzkopf stunned as Lindbergh suspect flees to Detroit
Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf head of New Jersey state police expressed surprise on learning Warry Fleischer had surrendered in Detroit The inspector said he had received no notice from Detroit police and asked for a chance to question the alleged Purple Gang leader Fleischer and Abe Wagner had been sought since the Lindbergh kidnaping began with reports tying him to prior white collar figures and possible mastermind claims remain slim but a long hunt continues across North America with sightings in Nova Scotia Boston Mexico and Halifax leading to renewed scrutiny in Detroit
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Schwarzkorp
Trenton
N. J
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkoph
New Jersey
International News Service Today
Warry Fleischer
Detroit
Schwarzkoph
Fleischer
Purple Gang
Abe Wagner
Lindbergh
Nova Scotia
Boston
Mexico
Halifax
Pleischer
Will’owisp
el Paso
Col. Schwarzkoph
Shoes Window Breaker Flees After Failed Heist
Police said an unidentified man wearing a lumber jacket and slouch hat threw a stone wrapped in a sock at Tony Beren’s shoe store on South Lafayette. The window cracked but the thief, unable to reach shoes, fled into an alley and vanished.
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Tony Beren
South
Lafayette Street
Dukes
Hanna
Visitors and returns linked by regional families
West Pittsburg residents hosted by New Castle and Pittsburgh families include Mrs. John Mills with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Book. Detroit visits by James Butera and Jack Howell. Callery couple the Benns with Clyde Benn. New Galilee pair Mr. and Mrs. Frederick called on his parents. James Quinn Jr. toured Pittsburgh on business.
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John Mills
New Castle
Tom Book
James Butera
Detroit
Joseph Butera
James Quinn, Jr
Pittsburgh
Jack Howell
J. R. Howell
Jack Benn
Y S Pool Tutors Manage Growing Learn to Swim Classes
With the weekend near, the Y M C A Learn to Swim campaign attracts larger classes. About 450 beginners have shown progress as seven expert life savers and swimming instructors volunteer for two weeks helping Physical Director Henry MacNichols. Boy's Work Secretary W A Thomas handles registration and reception duties.
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Henry MacNichols
W. A Thomas
Deaths of the Day in Akron area and local funeral notices
Obituaries note the death of 13 year old William White of Akron died Tuesday at home. Funeral Friday at 1 pm from grandmother Mary Dalzell's Cedar Street home. Also reported are services for Thomas Jefferson Hamilton Hattie B Hutton Thos B Banks with pallbearers Eagles Sons of Union Veterans and local pastors officiating. Interments follow at Oak Park Greenwood Memorial Park and other local cemeteries.
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New Castle
William White
Benjamin White
Akron
Ohio
Mary Dalzell
Cedar Street
Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson Hamilton
North Mill
North Streets
Jos. S. Rice Company
North Street
H. C. Weaver
M. E. Church
The
Eagles
Robert Linton
Thomas Bartberger
James McDevitt
Glenn Howard
David Morgan
Jack DeGarmo
Oak Park Cemetery
Mr. Banks
Thos B. Banks
South Bay Street
Clarence Westover
C. A. Davis
Sons of Union Veterans
Dufford
Collins
Pitzer
Kennedy
Chambers
Shira
William MacKenzie
J. E. Jenkins
Easorn Gate
Gun Battle Kills Three in San Francisco
A deadly shootout in San Francisco leaves three dead after a suspect exchanges fire with police. Elwood Darling and other officers respond, Moore is found under a bed and killed as he fires. Patrolman Reardon and Darling die, with Officer Bell and Loftus injured before the gunman is shot.
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San Francisco
Elwood Darling
Darlings
Moore
Dixon
Reardon
Darling
Bell
Loftus
Rural Home Razed By Fire With Barn Saved
Neighbors aid a rural family after a fire destroys the home but prevents spread to a nearby barn and outbuildings as winds hold the flames at bay. The New York Sun notes the situation amid a discussion on the new revenue bill taxing illegal income.
Mayor Walkers Case Tests Roosevelt's Patience
Seabury's letter requests Walker’s removal and puts the issue before Roosevelt. The governor’s camp doubts Seabury’s timing while fearing an embarrassment before the Democratic national convention. Roosevelt’s advisers warn he will publicly rebuke Seabury for press involvement.
Walker case shifts to Roosevelt as unfit mayor issue
In New York on June 9 the Walker case was handed to Governor Roosevelt by Samuel Seabury after a sequence of conclusions declaring Mayor James J. Walker unfit to continue in office. The matter rose to national attention as the transcript of testimony before the Hof- related hearings was submitted to the governor.
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Seabury
Walker
James J. Walker
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
Hof
Cattle Starvation in Eastern Oregon Highlights Winter Hardship
Livestock in eastern Oregon suffered through a harsh winter with heavy snow and feed shortages. More than 100 head have starved to death and many others are severely weakened amid the prolonged season.
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International News Service
Portland
Ote
Oregon
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E. Washington & Mercer Sts
H. Lloyd Rich
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