J Barleycorn Flying Squad to Lead Prohibition Meet
A New Castle temperance rally elected a corami blue committee to organize a three day anti alcohol meet. Leaders included J Frank Hanly and Oliver Stewart addressing a Th day city event with pledges, cash, and a six month campaign valued at 226000 dollars across 150 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jiret Bepist
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
J. Prank Hanly
Aaia
Honce
KB. Rittles
Ann
George T. Weingartner
Clyde Gilfillan
WW. N. Geer
Walker
May Walker
Pulaski
W. W. Sniff
Robert Little
H. J. Whaten
Olivar W. Stewart
Stewart
Winlea
J. Frank Hanly
Idiana
Imahla Sub Jasi
John Barleycorn
Gettysbure
John Barlegrorn
H.C. Weaver
Banks Close Amid Bank Crash Fallout and Depositors
Examiner Harkingd orders extra examiners and accountants as five LaSalle Street banks face receiverships amid a market crash. Depositors swarm doors while authorities hint at criminal actions against Lorimer era officers. Crowds at Ashland Twelfth and other banks seek funds as insurers pledge protection and a Calumet closure follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin
State Aidiary
LaSalle Street Bank
Lorliner Veak
Alden S. Boyer
Boyer Chemical Co
LaSalle Street
Crowls
Ialle Street
Ashland-Twelfth Stute
Wlingis
Mlingis Bank
Avhland-swelten State Bank
Lorimer Bank
Lability Companise
Calumet Bank
Charles W. Novak
Novak
Lasalle Street Trust & Savings Bank
Calumet Institution
Bath
Explorers of New World Honored in Weymouth England
A statue memorial honors John Endicott and Richard Clark at Weymouth Weymouth Mass guest Louis A Cook attended the unveiling carrying shoes from Massachusetts The shoes were to be given to the mayor and his family and another to the girl who fitted them The event marked historical links to Elizabethan exploration and early Massachusetts origins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
England
Clark
Seph Chamberliin
John Endicott
Richard Clark
Weymouth
Endicott
Newfoundland
Massachutets
Nott
Weymonth
Jo- Ning
Louis Rvelling
Mass
Louis A. Cook
Massachusetty
Tayor
Cook
Vermouth
Thalman in City for School Board Consideration
Professor Thalman head of the biology department at Oak Park high school Chicago IA is being considered by the city school board. Superintendent G A Dickson leads today’s inspection visiting with local officials to assess conditions before possible application for New Castle high school head position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dida Thalman
Te Oak Park High School
Chicngs
Roosevelt Guests At Luncheon Amid Guarded Reception
Col Roosevelt arrived in Paris from Madrid and attended a luncheon hosted by Ambassador Page with many dignitaries including Alfredo Merry Del Val Earl Grey Karl Curzon John Sargent Henry James and C W Preshfield. He said maps for the Brazil expedition were not yet finished and will sail for New York next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Seaman
Edlear
Punch
John St
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Paria
Madrid
U.S
Myron ‘I
Hertick
New York
Brazil
Col. Roosevelt
Shonor
Ambassador Page
Alfredo Merry del Yali-Earl Grey
Canada
Karl Curzon
Redelston
India
John Sargent
Dick Long Honored for U C T Convention Effort
New Castle failed to land the 1015 United Commercial Travelers convention, Wilkes-Barre chosen instead. Dick Long was elected grand counselor and Percy MacNab grand sentinel, both from this city, amid strenuous efforts to host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
United Commercial Travelers
Wilkes-barre
Lake
Fnally
D. DB. Long
Percy MacNab
Grand Sentinel
Hundred Boys Taught To Swim Campaign Ends
Officials report more than 100 boys taught to swim in a week long MG district program. Over 1,200 youths were involved, many new to strokes and techniques under Physical Instructor Gresswood and Swimming Instructor Jack Hers Merk. Beginning Monday, summer sessions will be offered at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MG. Ds Aonual
Jack Ifelnreth
Willan Hamilton
Wilson Wilgenruth
Jones
D. Dickson
Ray McConnell
Kramer
Faree
YMCA
Unioniens
Heuer
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
Readers are offered mail delivery of The News Net for 26 with monthly or weekly options and can arrange through the News Office. Members of the New Custis Pigeon Society were shipped to Terre Haute, Indiana, with birds to be released the next day, a 400 mile voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dammy Park
United States
Canada
New Custis Pigeon Society
Terre Hattie
Pay Discrepancy Report At Vidlsturg Space and Range
Employees at the Vidlsturg Space and Range company received bi monthly pay. The amount was small due to workers only being on short term shifts. The note indicates payroll issues affecting wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euiployes
Vidlsturg Space and Range Company
Tito
Fragmented inked note from a missing life event
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local ceremony or gathering with mentions of people and places but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions. The readable portion references a building, a group, and a possible event, yet specifics remain obscured.
Edison Sees Electricity’s Future In Medical, Daily Life
Edison predicts future electricity use will transform humanity without steam boilers. A new power source may replace conventional fuels, enabling direct electrical work in medicine and daily life. He notes research by notable figures and panels about electricity’s medical potential, while revealing personal routines and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Nyd
Thomas A. Walton
Folnor
Futura
Hans
Ile
du Boits Raymond
Reymond
Edison
Avery Fourm
Jaime Ae- Gvithy
Tnehuddag
Ediuon
Clanestrienda
aresHenes
Ford
John ‘Burroughs
Carey Ib
War Veterans Take Notice at Cascade Park Camp
War veterans are urged to report their names for a Civil War reunion camp to be held at Cascade Park, Jane Ui. The notice invites all veterans to participate and includes a list showing David Mek Anderson of Yoho Pasche who served with volunteers in the Wis IL War, enlisting from Wilmington Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isc
Tasy
Cascade Park
Jane Ui
David Mek
Anderson
Anderson of Yoho. Pasche Werved Fhotmye 72 Fronvisanin Sulunteers
Wis IL
Wilmington
Balloon Crew Found After Loss Near Dragon City
Lost balloon Million Population crew Nerry and Aldo Merriaon located in a forest booth near Dragon City. They will return home with A Halimore and non Tarry from Lome Avenue. The party had attended a movi metra project in Panter and erred in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Nerry
Aldo Merriaon
Bal Loon Million Population Club
Forest
Boowth
Dragon City
A. Halimore
Non Tarry
Lome Avenue
Wea
New Yorke
Uni Movi Metra
Panter
Col Du Shane Speaks at Beaver Pennsylvania
Col Du Shane speaks at Beaver Pa in a program tied to Flig day and a project to preserve Line old propty site. Attendees include New Castle figures Col J Bailne Edward Wing Akens H W Mee Dr WB Jackson DOShAne and others as programs feature drum corps, readings, songs and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Col. J. Bailne
Edward Wing
aAkens
Ho W. Meee
Jackson
Doshane
Bridgewater
Amerita
Praysr
Lewis
Farahans
Lila Borto
Musi
Ry Re
Owens
Fort Melitust
Gera Aoy
Moravne street barber held for court on two charges
Married Presser was held for court on two charges after a hearing in Coopers office. He posted $7,000 bail. Charged with assault and battery with intent to kill and aggravated assault and battery by Mrs Gertrude Kotler and Joseph Levine for Louis, the minor son of Mrs Koller. The dispute arose from a fight between Kalter and Presser children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presser
Moravne Street
Thildren
Kalter Aians Presser Familice
Mra
Rober
Tal Presver
Suffrage Endorsement Adopted by General Federation
Chicago June 18 The twelfth general convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs endorsed suffrage. A resolution calling for endorsement was placed before the convention’s committee, debated briefly, and voted to adopt, amid formal discussions and attention from delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
eThe Resola
Hhlon
General Federation of Women
Dobatohie Dalogatad
Portrait Enlargements Offer Seized By WRG
A WRG advertising pitch promises an opportunity to obtain a large scale, magnificent portrait of a loved one. The clipped message emphasizes the chance to secure a striking enlargement and emphasizes quality presentation.
Memorial and club notices in Religious and Fraternal Circles
Religious and fraternal groups announce fall memorial services at Ben Hur Memorial Park on Xe shannock avenue with Lin J H Clemens to address and music provided by a male choir. Daughters of King Trinity Church hold a Sunday meeting at 7 30 o'clock, Mothers Circle meets at Mrs Wyde Kelly’s home, and Queen Esther circle and Women’s Home Missionary Society host program events with singing and readings at Croton Avenue M K church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Ben Nur
Xeshannock Avenue
O'Elomk
Vost
Dt Toud
Lin
J. H. Clemens
Welbers
Neughters of Wine
Daughters of King
Trinity Church
M. B. Church
Wyde. Kelly
Youngstown Road
Mea. Craig
Women's Home
Ginty
Croton Avenue
M. Ki
Anna Burley
Helr
Travers Tor West Travel Plans Include Salt Lake City
Joanth Roscamp or ong aventia leaves Inez for Salt Lake City where he will oversee his father’s interoaty for several weeks. On return he will visit Denver and Colorado Springs along with other Midren points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanth Roscamp
Ong Aventia
Inez
Salt Lake City
Hla
Denver
Colorado Springs
Deaths of the Day Thonnie C Anderson at Lookout Avenue
Death of Thonnie C. Anderson after a short illness at his home 214 Lookout Avenue. A 25 year resident and former carpenter at Standard plate glass and Standard Steel Car, he was a Church of God member. Survived by wife, eight children, mother, brothers, and two sisters. Funeral in Gow Church Sunday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thonnie C. Anderson
Lookout Avenue
Prelocke
Pnewmonii
Shames ’. Anderson
Butler Titties
Scrubgrass
Venango County
Willan, C
Martha Anderson
Standard Plate Glass Works
Standard Steel Car Company
Anderson
Ottihe Church of God
Jan Kelive
Lely
Woodven Lotte
Lim
Win
Els
Smiley
Raver
Glazers
Elzabeth Wolford
Castle
AL Kearna
iPranklin
Chyureh Af Gow
Tasthuvtestl
Morning Alarms for Small Fires Reported
In the morning, two minor blazes were sparked by a box and by toxic materials. The incident at the old wetleh homastead near Téberty and Montgomery caused light damage. A second fire in a yard at the Divingo residence was also very small, quickly contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihoningtown Niaem
Wetleh
Téberty
Montgomery
Personal notices recounting travels and visits in local area
Miss Lila Morton of South New Castleborough returned home Thursday after wintering with an aunt in City. A G Snyder arrived from Mitigburg after two weeks with F of RT work for the Pennsylvania Times. Mrs Charles Criss and daughter Jean of Piligburg and Mrs Harts Pankhanser of Wheeling may have shared an outing with Mr and Mrs BO Minkhanser of Crest ford Larrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Morton
South New Castleborough
A. G. Snyder
Mitigburg
F. of
Pennsvania
Charles Criss
Jean
Piligburg
Harts Pankhanser
iWheeling
BO. Minkhanser
Crest Ford
W C A Notes On Racing and Tea Time
The fragment references Mika Zoe Haye and engagements in a tascent field during a race event. It notes athletes engaging in task and relaxation, with mentions of racers and tea time as part of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mika Zoe Haye
Ava
Lichnars Triumph Amid Unclear Local Meet Results
In a fragmentary report from Elwood City and Bellwood area events, Mariagh Lichnar's team appears victorious while Kinlewand and Wrencht compete for top placements. The soggy OCR text lists distant ties and uneven scores, reflecting a disrupted scoreboard from Nut Chine and neighboring locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariagh Lichnars
T. Kinlewand
Chile
Lwty
Nut Chine Vandel Wrencht
Bellwood Ty Bona Ingtuna
Elwood City
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J. Barleycorn
Gov. Hanly
First Baptet
Etnaloyes
Bis Fersil Bank
Thalman
Man
Dick Long
Speetssfol
Jirovlatiy Ly
Henan
Col. DU Shane
Beaver, PA
Goxtracer
Bram
Federation
New Castle News
J. W. Holloway Company
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Pythian
The
Atland
Travers Tor West
First Baptist Church
East and
North Sts
Fiiteed Yound
North Street
Automobile Service
Bell
W.C. A
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