Overwhelming Vote Elects W H Baker as State Committee Chair
W Harry Baker was elected chairman of the Republican state committee by 81 to 22 at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel Philadelphia. The vote shocked Pinchot supporters who aimed to influence the outcome with tactics from the primary. Pepper named to national committee by acclamation, after Ware and Trent pushed the nomination, amid laughter and clarification about votes.
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International Nawa
Philadelphia
W. Harry Baker
Republican State Committee
Bellevue- Stratford
Pinchot
Maker
Jane Patterson Barber
Delaware County
Asher Baker
Thomas W. Cunningham
Pepper
George Wharton Pepper
Bellavue-Stratford
Peppar
William $. Ware
E. J. Trent
Pittabureh
Furnace Work in Cold Weather Requires Tough Mettle
In frigid air a mill hands must endure scorching heat and burning metal. The job demands courage and strength to handle white hot bars and molten surfaces. Workers endure sweat and burns as they perform hard daily tasks amid icy winds and biting cold.
Mrs Wyeth’s Ardmore arrest ends in a jailhouse rampage
Ardmore Pa June 10 A reconciliation celebration led to a wild taxi ride and the Wyeths’ arrest Mrs Wyeth smashed the magistrate’s room door and broke a jail cot after her husband submitted to detention Maxwell Wyeth the millionaire drug maker secured their release following a $5 disorderly conduct fine and a promise to pay for damages
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International News Service
Ardmore
Brenton Wyeth
Mr. Wyeth
Maxwell Wyeth
Federal Board May Arbitrate Mine Disputes
The federal government may set up a mine labor board to arbitrate coal disputes, modeled after the War Labor Board. President Harding reportedly opposes taking over mines, while retailers seek Congress and Secretary Hoover for coal price revision if not heard. The action hinges on Commerce Department and congressional support amid the nationwide strike.
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Federal Board
WM. HK. Hutchinson
Tnternational
Atari
Washington
Federal Mine Labor Board
Congress
Harding
Mine Labor Board
Senate
War Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Linemen's Strike Settled at Newcastle Electric Company
The dispute between Newcastle Electric and its linemen ended with concessions on working conditions. No wage increase was granted. The strike began June 1 when the old agreement expired and workers returned to duty.
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New Castle Elactric Company
Edenburg Men Held For Court On Manufacturing Charge
Mike and Richard Bonardis of near Edenburg were charged with manufacturing guer and held for the September term after a hearing before Alderman Walter T. Hamilton. They posted bail. A still and a quantity of mash were found in their home by County Detective J. M. Dunelap and Constable Jamaa Milisen.
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Mike
Richard Bonardis
Edenburg
Walter T. Hamilton
J. M. Dunelap
Jamaa Milisen
Democrats Agree To Passage Of Tariff In July
Washington dispatch reports Democrats agreed to push the tariff measure through in July as Republicans seek to campaign on its impact. McCumber faces renewed pressure to drop the soldier bonus plan, while both sides recalibrate amid opposition and talks to death tactics.
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J. Bart Campbell
Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Mill operations for next week announced
Metals of the steels and tin plants of the city announced there would be no change in operations for the coming week. The Shenango tin mill will operate 30 mills all week, New Castle will operate in full, and Carnegie will operate three furnaces.
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O Metals
Shenango
New Castle
Carnegie
Unfilled U S Steel Orders Rise in June Report
United States Steel Corporation released its monthly statement showing unfilled orders at June 30 totaling 6,264,288 tons, up from 6,096,817 tons on April 20, an increase of 167,471 tons. The report reflects growing demand and backlog in steel production.
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International News Service
New Oak
United States Steel Corporation
Marriage Licenses Issued in New Castle and Beaver Areas
Ellis BH and Taylor licensed in New Castle with Margaret B Patterson. Mary A Crawford licensed in New Wilmington and Paul L Rowland in New Castle. Lauren Thompson and Sara M White licensed in Now Castle.
Ministers Silent On Result Of Park Conference
A meeting in Youngstown between local ministerial representatives, the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association, and R. N. Graham of the Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric company discussed Cascadia Park Sunday operations. The only firm item: the park would close by seven in the evening and amusements run afterward without music. Graham said the company believed it was not violating the law and aimed to avoid changes elsewhere. The plan will be reviewed by the Ministerial Association on Monday, June 12.
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Youngstown
Miniaterial Association
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
R. N. Graham
Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
Cascada Park
P-O
P.O
Graham
Conneaut Lake
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New Castle
Pennsylvania Ohig
Irish Allegiance Debate Marks Anglo-Irish Talks
London reports say Anglo-Irish treaty negotiators push toward granting Ireland dominion-like status with a British governor general. Arthur Griffith leads Irish delegation and may delay final decision until after Ireland’s election next week, while British seek swift progress for a Commons statement.
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David M. Church
Irnational
Taly
London
Treland
Ireland
Canada
Arthur Griffith
Dall ‘Eireann
House of Commons
Caveman Stuff No Hit With Girl Sparks Deportation Talk
In October 1920 John Tarzos son of a wealthy Constantinople importer pursued Miss Helen Wartabaeh to Turkey. She fled to Chicago where she says he threatened death to force her to accompany him. She had him arrested and U S Immigration officials are weighing deportation.
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John Tarzos
Constantinople
Helen Wartabaeh
Abe
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Turkey
Chicago
U. S
British Aviator Ronald True Granted Reprieve
Ronald True, former aviator and murderer of Gertrude Yates, received a reprieve and was moved to Broadmoor asylum. Newspapers hint relate his reprieve to a feared link with a wealthy titled family and a government defense of Home Secretary Shortt. True had taught aviation at several U S fields and was identified by the victim’s maid exiting her Kennington flat.
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International News Service
London
Ronald True
True
Pentonville Prison
Broadmoor
the Chronicle
Kensington
Miss Yates
United States
Emma Sonntag Receives P H C Jewel from New Castle Circle
Mrs Emma Sonntag receives a P H C jewel from New Castle Circle No 3B at a recent meeting. She served effectively as an officer during her term, with the award reflecting appreciation for her efforts at that time.
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Jawella
New Castle Circle
Emma Sontag
Sonntag
Jawell
Diana of the Dunes Denies Knowing Man Found Dead
Chicago June 10 authorities question campers in Indiana sand dunes near Lake Michigan to solve the death of an unidentified man whose charred body was buried near Chesterton. The coroner delays an inquest while efforts to identify the victim continue. Diana of the Dunes, John Wilson's former partner, denies knowledge of the death as authorities search for her and her companion.
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Diana of
Indiana
Lake Michigan
International News Service
Chicago
Chesterton
Many Strawberries On Market Today
Competition among dealers in strawberries is keen today as carloads of shipped variety arrive and home grown berries begin to come in. A wide price range results with select berries at 25 cents a quart and good grades at 15 cents for 4 quarts.
Home Destroyed by Fire Near Ellwood
A June 10 fire near Ellwood reservoir gutted the residence of John Francis, about 4 am, believed lightning caused. The semi cottage home and furnishings, valued around 3 thousand dollars, were a total loss. five children and the wife escaped after Francis woke to smoke. The fire department found the house already burned out. Francis works as a coal miner in Ellwood.
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Ellwood Fire Department
Death Notices for Mrs Foster and Tarcy Skaton
Mrs William Foster 74 of Palrview township has died. Tarcy Skaton 34 of 701 West North Street is also listed in the death record.
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William Foster
Palrview Township
Dirx
Tarcy
New Structure To Be Erected At Mt. Jackson
North Beaver township school board awarded the high school project to J Clyde Gilfillan for 61663 with electric work to Freed Electric Co at 478 and plumbing later. Total cost around 80000, plans by Architect WG Eckles, a rectangular ten room building with central auditorium on the Gilmore farm site near Mt Jackson and Bessemer road.
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Mt. Jackson
North Beaver Township
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Gilfillen
Freed Electric Company
WG. Eckles
Pearson Brick Company
Gilmore Farm
Thst. Jackson and
Bessemer Road
Woonsocket Fire Threatens City Block
A disastrous fire in Woonsocket raised alarm across six Rhode Island and Massachusetts districts. The Crowell and Wuell buildings were destroyed, housing The Call suffered severe damage, and the loss was estimated at 200,000 dollars. Firefighters brought the blaze under control. publication of today’s Call edition moved to Pawtucket.
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Cinternational News Service
Woonsocket
R. L
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Crowell
Wuell
Pawtucket
Multiple Local Incidents Lead News Inquiries
Snapshot roundup reports Ed Meadville death after a horse kick, six Cabin Creek miners jailed for intimidation, court summonses for Somerset coal field protesters, Ralph Kenton injured in Wenksville, Jacob Walker sentenced for second degree murder in Greensburg, NY ruling bans chemical bleached flour sales without ingredient disclosure, and Princess Cameron, 68, longtime local pastor and educator.
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Jacob Walker
Sect 23
Gaulty
Greensburg
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