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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

17

Finnish Latvia talks seen strengthening regional ties

Helsinki hosts M Tschakste president of Latvia amid Finnish Baltic Polish alliance discussion. Editorials note Latvia and Estonia relations and implications for Baltic guardians of Finland. American film industry seeks to monopolize European markets. Nordic Norwegian descent chorus tours Oslo led by Rudolph Moller in Seattle. Chorus may visit other Scandinavian nations.

Arne Kildal International Helsingfors Finland M. Tschakste Republic of Latvia Hufvudstadsbladet Eastland Russia America Pacific Coast Oslo Rudolph Moller Seattle Norway

Pair Live In Barns On Way To Altar

Edward Boyd age 23 of 99 Fountain Street Northside and Ada Wooklich 21 of 532 Cherry Street Kansas City walked from Missouri to Pittsburgh to marry. After three weeks on the road they were found exhausted in Uniontown by police who fed and clothed them. They had slept in barns and gone two days without food.

Pittsburgh Edward Boyd Fountain Street Northside Ada Wooklich Cherry Street Kansas City Missouri City Jennie Boyd Uniontown Boyd Ada

Pension Increase Triggers Latrobe Veteran’s Death

James McVay, 51, an automobile salesman in Latrobe Pennsylvania, died of heart disease shortly after learning his Spanish American War pension was increased to 20 dollars a month. He appeared well before striking.

Latrobe James McVay

Journalist Attacks Hungarian Commission Chief at League Session

International News Service reports a Hungarian journalist forcibly entered a League of Nations commission session in Geneva and struck Count Bethlen, premier and head of the commission. The assailant, identified as M Justic, was arrested and claimed Bethlen has brutalized the Hungarian people. Bethlen had earlier arrived with Swiss guards amid threats on his life.

International News Service Geneva League of Nations Count Bethlen League Bethlen M. Justic Hungary

Staten Island purchase would cost more today says report

Washington dispatch notes the Dutch buyer who paid 24 dollars for Staten Island could face a higher price in modern assessments. The piece references land values and historic sales, indicating urban expansion and valuation shifts in the Northwest region.

Washington Staten Island

Drop Charges Against Pastor

Philadelphia report states Rev. Hubert Jones, former pastor of St. Barnabas Church, paid restitution of 2100 dollars obtained by fraud. John Hill, former congregant, did not press charges. Jones pled guilty to fraudulent conversion. forgery charges were dropped. judge Bartlett suspends sentence.

International News Service Philadelphia Hubert Jones St. Barnabas Church John Hill Bartlett

Wealthy Ex-Stock Exchange Chief Fails to Avoid 90 Day Term

William QO Silkworth, former Consolidated Stock Exchange president, loses his bid to dodge a 90 day sentence for defrauding via mail. He departs for Westchester penitentiary with two other brokers, amid a sleepy mood in New York.

International News Service New York William QO. Silkworth Consolidated Stock Exchange Westchester

Gardeners Benefit From Recent Rains In Pennsylvania

After weeks of dry top soil, rains revive early crops like carrots and beets though maturity will lag. Top dressings of 4-8-4 or 5-10-5 fertilizer boost leafy crops, while asparagus furrows stay open to allow roots to establish before final trenching. Cucumber beetles prompt tobacco dust or tobacco lime arsenate treatments to protect seedlings.

Pennsylvania

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