French Aviators and Gas Warfare Debate in Rif War
Paris dispatch notes French military experts urging the use of gas to subdue the Rif tribesmen, opposing Geneva diplomats who condemned chemical warfare. Report also praises French aviators delivering aid and evacuations, reporting 700 sorties and over eighteen tons of bombs dropped in a single day.
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International Navy Service
Paris
Geneva
America
Fonz
Tam
JUAL
Elks Departing For Conneaut Lake
About 150 members of B P O E Lodge No 69 depart at 1 36 pm for Conneaut Lake in Pennsylvania northwest for an outing today and tonight with flag day exercises Sunday Ex governor John K Toner will give the principal address Sunday and the Now Castle Wiks band will provide music Tonight will feature diversified recreation Some members will depart later for the outing and exercises due to work obligations.
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B. P O. EB
Lodgal No
Conneaut Lake
B. P
Pennsylvania
John K. Toner
Castle Wiks
Elks
Familiar City Quiz Raises Oldest Residents and Local Landmarks
A city quiz queries readers about aged residents, place names, and historic sites. It asks who is the oldest local conductor, how Sheep Hill got its name, when limestone quarrying ceased on the East Side, and when a graveyard tabernacle was built, urging East Side residents to answer.
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Sheep Hill
P.O. Company
Green, Marqnia & Johnson
Tabernacle
Epworth M
Florence Avenue
Mexico Rises Over Ultimatum in Strained Relations
Diplomatic tension flares as Kellogg blasts Mexican inaction on obligations to protect Americans amid bandit attacks and property seizures. Mexican ambassador Tellez defends progress, while Calles faces political hurdles but vows a stronger government. Prize giveaways mark Millar Parlors opening June 14 with Low Price and High Class Service.
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Kelloge
Kellogg
Manuel C. Tellez
Joint Claims Commission
Mexico
Calles
Wm. H. Millar
South Mill Street
Rev Lambert To Report From St Paul Meeting In City
Pastor KH W Lamebert of Gospel Tabernacle returns from St Paul Ming where he attended a council of the Christian and Missionary Alliance churches. He will present a morning report at Sunday service and speak in the evening on the topic Forever Growing Faith.
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KH. W. Lamebert
Gospel Tabernacle
St. Paul
Ming
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Lambert
Churches Join In Centennial Celebration In New Castle
Churches have helped shape New Castle from a 1798 settlement to an industrial center. Centennial Sunday on June 28 will open the 100th anniversary of incorporation, with sermons by city church leaders. Ministerial association members coordinate participation across congregations.
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New Castle
What Did You See In The Highland Avenue District
A Highland avenue contributor reports seeing a half dozen people racing to enter streetcars this morning and dogs trotting on Albert street and Garfield avenue. Ten year olds in bathing suits head to the bathing beach while East Side trolley operators are seen handling transfers and stopping cars. Centennial committee assesses North Jefferson street mudway site as youth vendors on East Washington street take a break to play cards. Cook in a Norlly Will home pots around the kitten in bare feet while a big sedan with a shiny wheel sinks over the curb and officers polish their puttees.
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East Side
Washington Street
Local Young Men To Be Graduated From Penn State
Six young men from Newcastle and vicinity will be included among the graduates at Pennsylvania State College’s commencement on Monday June 15. About 600 graduates will receive diplomas. the ceremony will feature notable speakers and exercises. From Lawrence County these graduates are C M Allen New Castle electrical engineering R C Callahan New Castle mechanical engineering A C Hemphill New Castle chemistry F G Moore New Wilmington civil engineering W M Neal Volant dairy husbandry H N Rocks New Castle industrial engineering.
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Newcastle and Vicinity
Pennsylvania State College
Lawrence County
C. M. Allen
New Cassise
R. C. Callahan
New Castle
A. C. Hemphill
New Dada
Terrific Wind and Cloudbursts Across the Midwest
Violent windstorms and cloudbursts swept the middle west and southwest, washing out rail lines and killing three children in Breckenridge Texas as a mass meeting bolt struck a crowded hall. Galveston faced a 9.67 inch rainfall in six hours paralyzing traffic, while Houston reported no rain. Boats ferried people through flooded streets.
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Breckenridge
Texas
Acogl
Jammond
Persone
Galveston
Uae
Huston
Motive Sought in Shepherd Murder Case
Testimony points to possible motive as state witnesses describe reactions to Mrs. McClintock’s death. Witness Willlem P. Derrick of Houston is said to provide corroborating statements and knowledge of a medicine Shepherd possessed.
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Shepherd
Willlem P. Derrick
Houston
Tex
Derrick
McClintock
News Want Ad Returns Lost Wallet To Owner
Willan Richards of McCoy Motor Car Company reported a lost pocketbook with valuables. Following instructions in the News want ad he placed, the wallet was recovered by Hard Winner of Park Avenue, restoring his papers promptly.
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Willan Richards
McCoy Motor Car Company
Af Park
Richards
Great Plans For Centennial Dog Show In New Castle
The centennial dog show organizers push to stage the event with two weeks left. A general committee meeting is set at Joseph C Williams office on Sunday afternoon June 44 to finalize details. The Cur Parade group will meet early next week to arrange a parade of dogs during the week. Howard B Richards is chairman, with committee meetings planned next week.
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New Castle
Joseph C. Williams
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Howard B. Richardy
Increase Salary Of Prof. Kelly At Union Township Board Meeting
The Union Township school board voted to raise Prof. Thomas Kelly salary by $250 annually in appreciation of his work. Due to crowded schools a portable classroom will be used next year. The district will extend high school to a fourth year, adding it to the Union township system.
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Thomas Kelly
Jinion Township
New Castle
Union Township
Emmanuel Choir Takes Second at Youngstown Recital
Emmanuel Baptist choir of 38 voices performed at the Histeddfod in Youngstown on Friday evening. A Youngstown choir won the prize while New Castle’s choir placed second. The New Castle Choral Society will perform again Saturday afternoon and evening in the mixed chorus competition in Youngstown.
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Emmauanuel Baptist
Histeddfod
Youngstown
New Castle
New Castle Choral Society
Accident Victims Arrive Here From Georgia Crossed by Train
The bodies of Herman E. B. McKee and his son Willis McKee were brought to Mt. Jackson after a railroad crossing crash in Georgia en route home from a Florida trip. They were moved to Mahoning Undertaking and buried at Bethel cemetery following funeral services Sunday at Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. Robert Hamill. No further accident details were available.
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Herman EB. McKee
Willis
Georgia
Mr. Jackson
Wator
Florida
Mahoning Undertaking Company
Mt. Jackson
Bethel Cemetery
Khivans Receive Costal Fund Money Clarified
Report shows Mrs. Gross overseeing donations for the Costal Fund with an extra $3.50 added today. Further contributions are to be collected at Klivans Jewelry Store on Washington Street. Contributors listed include Mr Kerber Waldman A Friend.
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James’ Costal
Gross
Milk May bacterium report lists multiple dairy totals
Health Officer Dr. William L Steen reports city May milk audits with firms and volumes for raw and pasteurized milk. Records show Relek McJuakin Dairy Co and East Street Market among many suppliers with counts ranging from thousands to over sixty thousand units for May.
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William L. Steen
Relek-McJuakin Dairy Co
Dick Thompson
Sat & McConay
J.D. Eddie
Reick-McJuakin Dairy Co
Houck
Chapman Bros
W. B. Muncell
C.F. Alborn
Frank Kissella
J. B. Els
Barrs Market
Relek -Mejunkin Dairy Co
Ee Valentino
M. Kalmazin
Thomas Lindissy
O. L. Rose
Clem Crigel
Jr. &. White
A. A. Armatrong
W. OH. Love
H. W. Swisher
Paul Wilson
H. L. Shaffer
L. CG. Weller
East Street Market
Oak Spring Dairy
Hune
Sunshine Kensington to Host Masonic District Talk
Mrs. Norma Manns of Shenango Street hosts Sunshine Kensington by New Castle. Alma Lodge No. 63 F and A M will hold a Sunday afternoon gathering at Park Christian Church on June 14 at 2 30 with Rev. Augustus Jones of Pittsburgh as principal speaker for St Johns salmon of the eighth Masonic district.
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Sunshine Kensington
Norma Manns
Shenango’ Street
The
Alma Lodge
Augustus Jones
Pittsburgh
St. John’s
Pennsylvania
the Park Christian Church
Deaths Of The Day In New Castle And Philadelphia
Julia Wilson aged 1 died at 20 Norris Way Friday. She was born in Philadelphia and lived in New Castle four years. She attended St. Paul's Baptist church. Body to Miller Funeral, 23 South Mill. Funeral Monday at 2 p m from St. Pat's Baptist, Rev. Engram in charge. Interment Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Margaret A Gibbon, wife of Edward Gibbon, died Saturday morning June 13 at 1:15 at daughter’s home on Winslow Avenue after long illness. Born in South Wales in 1858, daughter of Thomas and Catherine Davies. Came to this country in 1882, later moved from Homestead to New Castle. Member of Lady Maccabees. Survived by husband and children Thomas of Leechburg. Mrs Albert Connely of Chicago. Mrs John Murdock. Miss Leweraza Gibbon. Mrs Daniel Richards. Mrs Oscar Benson. Mrs Lester Klingamanith all of this city. Also mother Mrs Thomas Davies of South Wales and brothers Thomas and John D and Aileen. three sisters in Wales.
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Julia Wilson
Twila Wilson
Norris Way
Philadelphia
New Castle
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Miller Funeral Establishment
South Mill Street
St. Pat's Baptist Church
Engram
Greenwood Cemetery
Margeret A. Gibbon
Margaret A. Gibbon
Edward Gibbon
Daniel Richards
Winslow Avenue
Gibbon
South Wales
Thomas Davies
Catherine Davies
Homestead
Aileen
Emily
Katherine
Elizabeth
Wales
Applications For Bus Lines Will Be Heard
Harrisburg June 13 Two applications by the Pennsylvania Ohio Coach Lines company Looper near New Castle seek renewal of 1923 certificates. One route runs from the city to Ohio via Wilmington West Middlesex Farrell and Sharon. The other covers transport between Washington and Mill streets and Liberty street near the B and O railroad crossing. Norman J. Paterson seeks renewal to haul freight from New Castle to Grove City, set for Pittsburgh next Wednesday.
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Frown News Bureau
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania- Ohio Coach Linen Company
Looper
New Castle
Public Service Commission
Pittsburgh
Wadnes Fay
Pennsylvania
Wilmington
West Middlesex
Farrell
Sharon
Washington and
Mill Streets
Liberty Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Norman J. Paterson
Grove City
Evening Social Sees Roses and Neighbor Hosts
Fourteen guests gathered as the table stood center ed with a bowl of red roses. Mrs. Wettich was assisted by her daughter in serving. Mrs. Fulton Jackson and Mrs. William Sloss of Detroit joined in afternoon sewing and social chat. On Thursday January 25 members will be guests at a breakfast at Cascade Park.
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Wettich
Fulton Jackson
William Sloss
Detroi
Cascade Park
Slayer Of Officer Guilty in Pittsburgh Trial
Walter Clarke, 25, found guilty by jury in criminal court of murdering Deputy Sheriff Mere Ven Lewen, shot while transporting Clarke and Jansen Jackson to the Fairview Hospital for the Insane. Clarke sentenced to 17 to 20 years in the Western Penitentiary.
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Walter Clarke
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
International News Service
Mere
Ven Lewen
Huntingdon
Mast
Clarke
Ans
Drew Jackson
Feirview Hospital
Seaten
President Coolidge's Son Linked To Florence Trumbull Romance
Plainville Conn June 23 Mrs J H Trumbull denied reports of a romance between President Coolidges son John and Florence Trumbull 21 last November 30 a Mt Holyoke College student. John 20 will be 21 next September and attended Amherst College and has visited Florence since the inauguration. He returned to Amherst after spending three days in Plainville as the guest of Governor Trumbull and his family.
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Plainville
Conn
Coolidge
Florence
J. H. Trumbfll
John Coolidge
Florence Trumbull
Iain Coolidge
Amp Here
Miss Trumbull
Mt.s Tolyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Yung Coolidge
Antherst
Governor Trumbull
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