Action in True Case Before Cabinet Sparks Debate
International News Service reports a murder case in London where True, a former aviator, was condemned to death for killing Gertrude Yates. A medical board found him insane, shielding him from execution under English law. The Home Secretary and Prime Minister Lloyd George faced cabinet pressure and public uproar.
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International Mews Service
Lond
Donald True
Edward Shortt
Lloyd George
Wiech
True
Gertrude Yates
Kensington
Medical Board
Home Office
Kiew
England
Park amusements near Cascade Park stir legal questions
Cascade Park Sunday entertainments spark a request for an official opinion from District Attorney R Lawrence Hildebrand. Dr James Alvert Patterson leads the Law and Order committee and aims to have a ruling before June 16 to guide actions by the ministerial association. Meanwhile a Sunday religious service in the park is likely to proceed despite the debate and ministers fear snap judgments. The note also mentions the largest freight engine at 450 tons pulling 17 000 tons on a sight grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lawrence Hildebrand
Cascade Park
Jor
James Alvert Patterson
Law and Order
Ministerial Association
Patterson
Night of 1919 era film listings at multiple houses
The listing shows several theaters presenting a mix of dramas and comedies. Notable titles include Fool's Paradise with Dorothy Dalton and Mildred Harris, Jan of the Big Snowe, Hands Up with Bobby Dunn, The Black Bag with Herbert Rawlinson, False Kiases with Miss Du Pont, Manhattan Madness with Douglas Fairbanks, Pea cock Risley with Mae Murray, Get Away with Neal Hart, The Curtain with Catherine MacDonald and Chas. Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbarty
James
Olver Curwood
Hudson Bay
Jan
Alyn
Bobby Dunn
Fox News
Domb
Herbert Rawlinson
Miss du Pont
Douglas Fairbanks
Neal Hart
Catherine MacDonald
Chas. Richmond
Lawrence County Boy Scout Council Formed
The Scout Council is formed for Lawrence County with four troops already, aimed at countering cynicism through the Boy Scout movement. The first year budget is about 6000 dollars, covering executive salary, clerical help, rent, office equipment, supplies, postage, camps, training, rallies, publicity, transportation, national quota, and miscellaneous. Several stems will be cut to lower costs. a room and stenographer may reduce expenses by around 1000. Judge Prather presided and is president of Crawford County council, a second class unit supporting the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Board of Trade
Judge Prather
Crawford
YWCA Notes on Camp Services and Club Meetings
YWCA notes report Dr and Mrs C Alick conducting vesper services at the YWCA camp in East Brook with an inspiring service. Mrs Illick spoke and sang with Dr Illick. Blue Triangle club to hold final meeting tonight in Cascade Park at 6 dinner. South Side Bible class meets 7 40 pm at Grace M E Church. Blue Triangle club annual picnic and business session held in Cascade Park with 6 dinner and elections for group chairs. Camp Forty three registrations reported from grads school reserves for next week at Hastbrook camp, with high demand and growing anticipation for space
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Blue Triangle
Blue Triangle Club
Cascade Park
C. W. Biles
Mable Hutchinson
Mary Browne
Emily Rice
Alice Sterling
Grads School
Hastbrook
Mrs Fink Hosts Attractive Luncheon At Court Street Home
Mrs J Leon Fink hosted a one o'clock luncheon at her Court street home. A pink and white roses centerpiece and pink white color scheme set the theme. Place cards marked covers for 12 guests. Afternoon featured informal visiting with music and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leon Fink
Court Street
Local residents return and visit in Youngstown area
Wampum News reports men Raymond Sterride and aaron William returning to their homes in Youngstown. Mrs William Kirkwoodly is spending a week in Youngstown. Miss Lydia Helvan is visiting Mrs L Shoat of New Castle for a week.
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Raymond Sterride
Aon
William
Youngstown
William Kirkwoodly
Lydia
Helvan
L. Shoat
New Castle
Mrs Taylor backs Baker Warburton at state GOP meeting
Lawrence county representative Beila A. Taylor spoke in Philadelphia at a state Republican committee meeting. She seconded the resignation of Philadelphia's Mrs Barclay Warburton, supported William H Baker for chairman, and presented a resolution. She praised Baker and Warburton and voted for both.
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Beila A. Taylor
Lawrence County
State Republican Committee
Philadelphia
Barclay Warburton
Pinchot
W. Harry Baker
Pepper
Major Reed
Baker
Warburton
Taylor
Mexican bandits killed in failed railroad robbery near Rosario
Mexican bandits attacking a Southern Pacific of Mexico train near Rosario Station 60 miles south of Mazatlan were repelled by General Abilardo Rodriguez and his staff. Three bandits died and two were wounded as soldiers pursue the rest. bullion valued at about 36000 reportedly aboard the express car.
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International News Service
Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific of Mexico
Rosario Station
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Abilardo Rodrigues
Triln
Rosario
Rodriguez
Angel Flores
Mexico
Reunion Of Golden Wedding Couples At Park
The Old Timer's Reunion in Cascade Park on August 9 aims to bring together guests who have celebrated their golden wedding anniversaries. Organizers hope to arrange a gathering for these couples to reminisce about their early days and marriages, though the proposal is still under consideration.
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Cascade Park
New York Stocks Show Irregular Opening Activity
The New York stock market opened with mixed tone as some issues rose while others fell. Notable gains included Studebaker to 17 1 2 and Mexican Petroleum near 135, with petroleum stocks recovering strongly and Waldorf Locomotive rising to 111 3 9.
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International News Service
New York
Studebaker
Mexican Petroleum
American Smalting
U. S. Steel
Baltimore and Ohio
Waldwin
S. Steal
Republic
Mexicat Petroleum
California Petroleum
Central
Ward to Testify in Westchester Hearing on Blackmail
Ralph D. Ward brother of Walter Ward and Clarence Peters case testimony opened at Westchester county court house as jurors resumed inquiry. An attempted wiretap targeted county offices while Sheriff Werner and District Attorney Weeks said no others were disturbed.
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International News Service
White Plains
Ralph D. Ward
Walter
Ward
Clarence Peters
Westchester County
Wale
Arge
George &. Ward
Westchester County Court House
Werner
Weeks
Alumni Return Cards And Supper Tickets Urged
Representatives of New Castle High School classes and alumni are urged to send return mail cards to Mrs. H. D. Taylor at 13 East Street and secure supper tickets for the June 30 event. Immediate action is requested so planners know numbers and can provide accordingly. Call Bell Phone 754 if needed.
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New Castle High School
H. D. Taylor
East Street
Taylor
Bell
Nurses Graduate Tonight At 7 30
Tonight at New Castle Hospital the Nurses Training School holds its first commencement exercises. The program, previously announced, should be interesting and pleasing to attendees. Ushers include William F. Berger and Peter P. Capitola.
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New Castle Hospital
Nurses’ Training School
Death of Lenine Sparks Russian upheaval fears
Reports from Copenhagen say Lenine's health wavers amid Russian power struggles. Stalin is viewed as likely to succeed if Lenine dies, with Trotzky proposed as war chief and potential military dicta tor risk. Observers fear a shift to liberal policy if Trotzky does not take power.
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Cate
Moscow
Stalin
Moscow Soviet
Laning
Leon Tratzky
Council of Peoples
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Copenhagen
George Tehiteh
Erin
Soviet claim says Leninite government secure despite doubt
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet officials declaring they do not fear a breakdown of the Baluchevist government if Leninist founder Nikolai Lenin were to die. They contend the government has weathered over four years of wartime strain and remains secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Newa Services
Moscow
Afticlaln
Nicolai Lenine Ita
Watllily
Whadda Ya See The News office alligator and city scenes
A miscellany of local sightings from a Saturday night in the downtown area. The alligator named Bill, disputes over right of way between two motorists, Gypsy women seeking fortunes, a long gray beard, and various street happenings including paint spills, parked cars, a parade on Washington street, lawyers discussing Babe Ruth’s home run forecast, rain from Cascade Park, a boy in a bathing suit on a bicycle, widespread tire repairs, a peeved crowd, and a sighting of Joe Bulger's boy with empty bottles in Coal Town.
Soviet At Vera Cruz Forms City Soviet
June 13 dispatch says Vera Cruz strikers formed a soviet to run municipal affairs as most industries halt. Maritime rail services face paralysis while the movement spreads across southeastern Mexico. President Obregon seeks mediation as street railway workers threaten a midnight walkout and allied unions may join.
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Newa Service
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Obregon Ia
Miners Vote to Endorse Strike Action in Schuylkill
Miners across the Schuylkill region vote almost unanimously to empower leaders to formalize a strike. Several locals acted last night and more will act tonight. They understand the current strike serves as emergency authority and many are willing to return to work at the old scale if minor concessions are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pottsville
Schuylkill
Deaths of the Day James Stickle and others in Princeton area
Obituaries from Princeton and nearby towns record the deaths of James A. Stickle aged 62 at home in Princeton from pneumonia, with funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church. Hannah Glenn aged 60 of Portersville dies, survived by husband and several children, funeral Thursday. Mrs Teller Skaton’s funeral held. Joseph Lewis death rescheduled for June 14 at 8 PM. Mrs J Rupp 73-year-old dies in West Middlesex with details to follow.
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James
Stickle
James A. Stickle
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Princeton Presbyterian Durchand
Tru M
A. J Marks
C. F
Shriver
Jacob C
Oliver W
Seral B
John W
Jesse
Beaver Fails
Rampel Woods
Charles Frew
Presbyterian Church of Princeton
B. Eliott
Hannah Glenn
M. C. Glenn
Portersville
Wileiam Myers
Zellenople
Margare. Kennedy
Ellwood City
L. W. Buckle
Rose Point
G. D. Pyle
R. H. Glenn
Prospect
R. BE. Lowery
Ellwood
Skaton
Teller Skaton
Kelly's Chapel
East Washington Street
H. F. Meltzer
Christian Alliance Church
James Davis
Leonard Howard
Harry Miller
B. J. Hunter
Gri
Lewis
Joseph Lewis
Sampson Street
J. ¥. Rupp
West Middlesex
W C T U and L T L meet in Eastbrook
The W C T U and L T L held meetings at Mrs. John C. Martin’s home on Thursday evening June 15. Highland W C T U reported gathering at Mrs. D F Ralph’s Boyles Avenue. Flowers were donated for annual Flower Day distribution. A resolution protested desecration of the Sabbath in Cascade Park by amusement devices. A Rodul hour and refreshments followed.
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Eastbrook
W. C. T. Tc. Sastbrook
John C. Martin
Highland W. C. T. T
Highland W. C. JT. U
D. F. Ralph
Boyles Avenue
Cascade Park
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Sparks Patient List
Admitted and discharged entries document multiple patients at Shenango Valley Hospital. The list includes Miss Mary Sayers and Verna Gerwig among admissions, with discharges for Carl Harrar and Barbara and Margaret Greer, plus several other individuals and addresses.
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Mary Sayers
Albert Street
Verna Gerwig
Harmony
Mre
Catherine Harring Crafton
Grace Cope
Moody Avenue
Gus Anderson
Bessemer
Carl Harrar
Neshannock Avenue
Chris Rena
Hillsyit Barbara
Margaret Greer
Wilmington Avenue
Harry Throop
Blaine Street
Charles Bookover
Washington Street
Barbara
Lizzie Stanford
North Jeferson Street
Margaret Dewald
Worth Mill Street
Ruth Young
New Castle
Nannie Byler
Baby
Volant
Queen Mary at Ascot Sets Style for Women
Royal party attends Ascot as Queen Mary debuts ankle length gowns and the king and queen arrive in the Royal Coach from Windsor. Crowds cheer while champagne and food exports report record consumption, signaling a grand season opener postwar.
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F. A. Wray
Vnational Mews Service
Lonpon
Ascot
Queen Mary
King
Quetn
Windsor Castle
England
Europe
Nct
Tag Day Here on Wednesday in New Castle
Flag Day on Wednesday June 14 is also Tag Day as Ameri can Legion Auxiliary members sell flowers to pin on passersby. Miss Edna Hopkins leads planning with Mahoningtown and uptown volunteers listed. proceeds support the Auxiliary and Legion. Flowers priced from a dime up to a million? all donations welcome.
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New Castle
American Legion Auxiliary
Armistica
Auxiliary
Legion
Edna Hopkins
Mahoningtown
Sir
Westfall
Alice Swanston
Ethel Jones
Ruth Sample
Ru Williams
Mildred Butts
Myrtl Butts
Helen Stewart
Mary Kane
Helen Kerr
Mabel Whittaker
Marthé Moore
Frantes Smith
Mabel Jones
Myrtle McNeil
Ss. H. Hadley
Scout Mooney Discharged After Hearing
At a Monday hearing before acting Mayor Buros Scout Mooney was discharged of the charge mentioned in court records. The text notes Mooney was intoxicated and the charge ruled wrong with no June 11th context. It also states the first women's club in the United States was founded in Boston by Anne Hutchinson in LOSS.
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Actin
Buros
Scout Mooney
Mooney
Weman's Club
United States
Boston
Anne Hutchinson
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Rice CO
Morticians
North ST. Janet Castle PA
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North Mill Street
W.F. Dufford & Co
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Lawrence CO
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South Side Community Bible
Grace M. EB. Church
Mrs, Fink
Wampum News
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Lawrence
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New Wilmington Road
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Charley Chaplin
Diamond Alley
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Rollers
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Joe Bulger
Coal Town
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Herb D. McGoun
Shenango Valley Hospital
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