Burton Sets Forth Issues Of Coming Presidential Campaign
New Castle delegation arrives in Cleveland to attend the national convention. Lawrence County and Beaver County members mingle with Pittsburgh and Butler attendees in a busy lobby scene as they seek tickets and access. Dr. Charles G. Jordan leads the New Castle presence, aiding two local women’s seating requests with party leaders.
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Burton
Bart Richards
New Castle News
Cleveland
New Castle
Lawrence County
Charles G. Jordan
Doc
Pennsylvania
Clyde V. Ailey
Ailey
Belle Taylor
S. M. Matheny
Fred L. Rentz
John T. Brinton
Charles H. Young
William Walton
David J. Jones
Ellwood City
Squire D. C. Hancher
Elmer Crawford
A. W. Crawford
Art Kcense
Woodlawn
Charles T. Fowler
Freedom
John Marshall
Beaver Falls
John H. Patterson
H. A. Daugherty
Grove City
C. C. Ferguson
Butler
T. W. Phillips
J. Denny O’neil
Pittsburgh
E. N. Seiple
James K. Pollock
Paul Wilson
New Castile
W. Harry Baker
Baker
Convention Opens Quietly as Republicans Gather in Cleveland
The 1091 delegates convene in Cleveland to nominate Calvin Coolidge for president and select a running mate from several candidates. The platform is largely settled and the only expected confrontation centers on the vice presidency, with a handful of contenders still in contention.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Calvin Coolidge
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Great Cleveland Convention Opens Historic Session
The Republican National convention opens in Cleveland with John T. Adams presiding as temporary chair. Theodore Burton is nominated for the role amid a formal process, as delegates settle in for Burton’s long introductory speech and remarks on party achievements.
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Adams
Geo. B. Lockwood
National Committee
John Adams
United States
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Carlisle
Indiana
A. T. Roberts
Michigan
Burton
Wm. M. Butler
Representative Burton
Harding
No Room For Third Party Warns Burton At Republican Convention
Cleveland June 10 Theodore Burton opened the Republican national convention warning Republicans there is no room for a third party. He argued third party movements hurt parliamentary systems, urged unity for continued Republican control under Coolidge, citing achievements and promising constructive policy ahead.
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Cleveland
Coolidge
Congress
Theodore Burton
Burton
Washington
Europe
Delegates Meet in Cleveland to Nominate Cal
Georgia and Maine delegates converge in Cleveland to debate and nominate Cal. The long speeches and slow language end with Cal's acceptance and questions about his running mate Borah Lowden or Hoover. It is 78 degrees today.
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Georgia
Maine
Dakota
Texas
Jersey
Washington State
Cleveland
Cal
Rotary Delegates Head to Canada for International Convention
Delegates from the New Castle Rotary Club will travel to Toronto on June 16 to 20 for the International Rotary convention. Attending are Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Cole, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Campbell, and Clyde Gilfillan. About 7,500 delegates from 26 countries are expected.
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New Castle Rotary Club
Toronto
Canada
International Rotary Convention
D. L. Cole
W. L. Campbell
Clyde Gilfillan
Professors to Be Questioned on Slayers’ Family
A kidnapping and ransom case leads to questions for professors connected to the Slayers’ family. Investigators focus on a typewriter seized from Lagoon as evidence. The charges and trial basis center on the tracing of the instrument and the alleged ransom demand.
Professors to be Called on Sanity of Leopold and Loeb
State plans to question University professors who tutored Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, including Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law, about the sanity of the confessed Franks slayers. Detectives will travel to Ann Arbor to depose fellow Michigan students and trace the typewriter used in the crime.
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Larry Smits
Re News
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Robert Franks
Leopold
T. Neal Johnson
James D. Hall
University of Chicago Law School
University of Chicago Law School It Was Sent To Dean Pound
Ann Arbor
Mich
Leopold and
Loeb
University of Michigan
Railroaders Back Night Owl Bus With Two Fares
Solicitor R M White told county council that railway employees have petitioned to keep the Night Owl Bus running and would pay two cash fares. C C Coulthard, local division superintendent of P D Electric, said hundreds of railroaders want service continued and are willing to cover the extra fare. Councilmen chose to take a hands off stance since both sides are satisfied.
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R. M. White
County Council
C. C. Coulthard
P.D. Electric Company
Coulthard
News Want Ads Boost Real Estate Sales
Local business leader Mr. Ramsey of Cartwright Realty lauds News Want Ads for delivering strong returns in real estate listings. The Want Ad Store at 29 N. Mercer invites readers to try the service.
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News Want
Mr. Ramsey
Cartwright Realty Co
Ramsey
THE
Want AD Store
N. Mercer
Designate Building Line on Boyles Avenue
Councilman J C Norris introduced an ordinance establishing building lines on Boyles Avenue between Highland Avenue and Blaine Street. The 19 foot setback is fixed on both sides. the measure passed committee of the whole with a favorable report and will be sent to printers for final passage.
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J. C. Norris
Boyles Avenue
Highland Avenue
Blaine Street
Tentative Republican Platform Ready To Be Presented
A tentative Republican platform drafted under President Coolidge's supervision is readied for the national convention. Public hearings were planned this afternoon as committee reviews aims like government economy tax reform and strengthened foreign relations with leaders such as Hughes Hoover and Burton contributing.
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William K. Hutchinson
Committee On
Charles Beecher Warren
Japan
Mexico
Hughes
Weeks
Theodore Roosevelt
Commerce
Hoover
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Ogden Mills
New York
Smoot
Utah
Ware
Pennsylvania
C. Bascom Slemp
President Harding
President Coolidge
Harding
Coolidge
Round and Council to Study Lighting Plan
Councilmen and Superintendent L B Round of New Castle Electric Company will meet Thursday afternoon to study a proposed lighting system for New Castle. W T Burns asked that light matters be expedited. The plan calls for 400 candle power lights on North Mill Street mounted on company poles. engineers Jones and Jarr of Cleveland prepared the proposal and will present a price for installation.
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L. B. Round
New Castle Electric Company
New Castle
Solons
W. T. Burns
North Mill Street
Iron Electric Light Company
Rounds
Jones & Jarr
Cleveland Electrical Engineers
Electric Company
First Baptist Men Host Pleasant Evening Meeting
Members of the First Baptist Sunday school Men’s Bible class and Bara ca class gathered Monday night in the church annex on North street. The program featured music and humorous stunts. Dr C G Jordan could not attend due to Cleveland convention travel. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for June 30 with an out of town speaker.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Robert Strickler
Baraca
Church Annex
North Street
C. G. Jordan
Cleveland
Shiras Allowed to Redeem City Tax Lot Purchases
Council concurs with Solicitor Robert White that John B. Shiras may repay back taxes on lots 401 and 402 from the city tax sale. Shiras will pay the taxes to the city treasurer and receive deeds for the parcels.
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Council Today
Robert White
John B. Shiras
Harding Street to Become Public Street Under Ordinance
An ordinance introduced before the council today would accept Harding street as a public street. The route from Croton avenue to Elder street traverses the former country club golf links and the measure went to committee of the whole, returning with a favorable report.
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Harding Street
Croton Avenue
Elder Street
Country Club Golf Links
Marriage Licenses Issued in New Castle and Pittsburgh Areas
Edward Joyce and Matilda Schrantz both of New Castle. James Brown and Thelma Washington of New Castle. John P. Schneider Jr of Pittsburgh and Marie Miller of Pittsburgh. Clark McConnell of Volant and Mary E. Hedglin of Mercer listed for marriage licenses.
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Edward Joyce
New Castle
Matilda Schrantz
James Brown
Thelma Washington
John P. Schneider, Jr
Pittsburgh
Marie Miller
Clark McConnell
Volant
Mary E. Hedglin
Mercer
Death by own hand shocks San Francisco minister
Funeral plans set for Peter Clark McFarlane 53 former minister lecturer and author who died by suicide on the steps of the county morgue. Three letters to Dr Rufus L Rigdon from Pine Dunes California reveal he called his wives faithful and spoke of ill health and shame in ending his life with a bullet.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Peter Clark McFarlane
Rufus L. Rigdon
Pine Dunes
Pacific Grove
California
Florence
Emma
Pandering case before Judge McLaughry in Mercer court
The commonwealth case against Sylvester Zeigler for pandering is on trial before Judge James A. McLaughrey in Mercer in courtroom No. 2. Zeigler had no counsel. J Elder Bryan was appointed, with Special District Attorney Walter Braham representing the commonwealth. The defendant resides on Division street.
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The
Commonwealth
Sylvester Zeigler
James A. McLaughrey
Mercer
J. Elder Bryan
Walter Braham
Division Street
Death Records From Court Street to Akron Obituaries
Ezra Emery age 93 of 910 Court Street is listed among recent deaths. Wilson Dickey, 70, of Worth Township, Pa. Nora Main Gilmore, 60, of North Beaver Township. Margaret Leary Barker, 76, of Erie, Pa. Rose Reeves, of Akron, Ohio, is also noted.
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Ezra Emery
Court Street
Wilson Dickey
Worth Township
Nora Main Gilmore
North Beaver Township
Margaret Leary Barker
Erie
Rose Reeves
Akron
Progress Made By U S In 60 Years Lauded By Adams
Cleveland June 10 John T Adams opened the Republican national convention praising the party under its guidance over the last sixty years. He contrasted America as united prosperous and free with Europe torn by class strife and hatred. He credited Republican rule with moral and material advancement and urged support for the next president and vice president.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Republican Party
John T. Adams
Adams
Europe
America
Lincoln
United States
Susie Jones and Petrolea Ellis Arrested on Disorderly House Charges
Susie Jones and Petrolea Ellis were arrested Monday afternoon by Lieutenant Dysart and Officers Reynolds Hillers and Augustine. Jones charged as keeper of a disorderly house and Ellis as an inmate. Sentence suspended by the mayor.
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Susie Jones
Petrolea Ellis
Dysart
H. M. Reynolds
Hillers
Augustine
Snapshots At News From Courtroom To Rail Lines
Items include a divorce after dairy chores by Mrs. George Walter of near South Bend Indiana cites forced milking. John M Berkey family in Lenfield Pennsylvania records death in home with one son among 17 children. Courtland Michel New York forms a wife friendly political club for men whose spouses left home. Martin Wright 70 jailed 10 to 20 years for murdering his daughter's admirer Edward Hallock. An ampoule coin caused death of Edk Ample in Lyons Kansas via 2200 volt shock. Owen Monahan Yonkers New York retires after 50 years and 4.26 million miles. Mrs Amelia Hinkle New Brighton aged 101 suffers paralytic stroke during visit to Youngstown grandchildren.
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Martin Wright
New Jersey
Newark
Edward Hallock
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