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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1920

Page

7

Harding And Coolidge Are Ticket Heads

Harding named presidential nominee at the Republican National Convention after a nine ballot deadlock in Chicago. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was chosen as running mate on the final ballot with 646 votes for Harding and a clear majority for Coolidge.

Chicago Warren G. Harding United States Ohio Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts Harding Frank C. Lowden Gho Gen Wood Senator Johnson Senator Harding Weearea Colishum Pennsylvania

Keeping Records of Auto Law Violators

Harrisburg report says Pennsylvania state police, with the highway department, will maintain a card index of repeat motor law violators. Minor offenses draw warnings on first offense and prosecutions on the second. third offenses may revoke licenses. Immediate arrests hinge on misdemeanors such as drunken driving and operating without consent.

Harrisburg Lynn G. Adais State Constabulary State Highway Department State Police Pennsylvania Adams Manor

President Wilson Becomes Avid Movie Fan At White House

President Wilson, recovering from illness, has become an ardent movie fan. He watches one or two films daily, favors comedies and detective stories, and sometimes enjoys a drama. Invitations to screenings come from White House staff, with Wilson watching from a wheelchair or settee as an attendant operates a projector in the executive mansion.

International News Service Washington Wilson Fondaésa White House Executive Mansion

Harmony Company Sued For 26000 Damages

A civil suit filed in Harmony Pa seeks 26000 dollars in damages from Pittsburg Harmony Nutler and New Castin Railway company. Plaintiffs Vincenso Corse and Mary Corse claim Mary was injured near noon on July 26 1919 when helping a car off a bridge at Mormada after a power line accident.

Bhaver Vincenso Corse Mary Corse Pittsburg, Harmony, Nutler New Castin Mary Coran Mormada

Man with ultra sensitive fingers splits paper sheet

San Francisco June 14. A remarkable skill claims to split a single sheet of paper into two without damage to the original manuscript. William Terwick, a manuscript restorer at the Congressional Library in Washington, demonstrated on a Mansfield Carter car document lent by Richardson.

Man San Francisco Cal William Terwick Congressional Library Washington, D. C Rehardson Southorn Pocific Railroad Car Service Commission The Railroad Administration Richardson Yenta Manafield Jim Inat Viett Bun Francisco Amiracion Berwick Washington New York Albany Empire State Berwieck

Scout Report Of Lenine In Flight

Scout report describes Lenine in flight with details from International Nowa Horgreey. Dated with cryptic elements and fragmentary notes, the report lists observations and a few names, emphasizing movement and distance in a terse, period-tinged tone.

Lenine

Tokis Report Claims Bolshevik Power Shift in Moscow

A Tokyo dispatch cites a Vladivostok source alleging Trotzky slain and Lenine compacted in Moscow with General Brasilof in power. The report claims Trotzky was killed and Lenine tied, signaling a regime change in Moscovyi.

Toki Lenine-Trots Moscovyi Brasilof Tokio Vladivostok Trotzky Lenine Moscow

Great Wheat Harvest 10 Start

Fifty thousand harvest hands will migrate from Oklahoma to Nebraska and Canada as Kansas expects a July start for cutting 7 725,000 acres of wheat. Wages vary by region with Kansas growers fixing a minimum price around 4.14 per bushel and standard wages up to 70 cents an hour plus board. Local farmers in Stafford county cap daily pay at seven dollars with a 50 dollar fine for excess wages. past scales reached 2 to 14 dollars in some districts.

Nebraska Dakotas Oklahoma Canada Kansas Naual Hutchinson Kivens Stafford County International News Services CHTY Nome Taye Atute Aingiloyment Feray

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