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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1923

Page

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No Agreement Yet Reached By Green Jury

The jury in the case of Mrs. Sarah Green charged with murdering her husband has not reached a verdict after over 27 hours in court. Jurors requested further instructions on manslaughter but Judge Emery clarified the point. deliberations continued amid tense exchanges and the jurors appeared fatigued and anxious. If no agreement is reached, they are likely to be discharged and a new trial would be scheduled.

Sarah Green the Green Leslie Emery Bel Ayarind Haggard

Chinese President Safe At Tien Tsin

Peking reports President Li yuan Hung fled the capital under military pressure and is now safe at Tien Tsin under branch protection. State seals are missing and his train is said to have returned to the cabinet while several members remain in function. The political situation remains muddled with no abdication signed.

International Nava Service Peking Li Yuan Hung Feng Jaisiang Tien ‘Sin Tien Tsin

Suspend Head Of Brokerage Firm From Curb Exchange

New York June 14 Sylvester waitzfelder head of the curb broker at Harris and Company expelled from the New York Curb Exchange by the Governors. His action was directed against Gardner and not again at his firm the governors announced.

New York Sylvester Waitzfelder Harris and Company New York Curb Exchange Garder

Mysterious Encounter Echoes Through Forgotten Page

A fragmented reminiscence recounts a chance meeting with a woman whose familiar face haunts the narrator. Amid garbled names and stray phrases, the memory hints at a life paused, a lost connection, and questions of recognition that linger beyond the page.

Over 600 Delegates Attend Lawrence County Sabbath School Meet

A New Wilmington convention drew more than 600 delegates from across Lawrence County for the fifth annual Lawrence County Sabbath School Association session at United Presbyterian Church. H. L. Marvin presided, W. E. Harris led singing, and Julius Sypher at the piano as certificates and souls indicated advancing standard levels for several schools and districts.

New Wilmington Lawrence County Lawrence County Sabbath School Association United Presbyterian Church H. L. Marvin Association W. E. Harris New Castle Julius Sypher Fiva Dls Thage Seuls Seates Mahoning Illwoodby Polaskoi

Knife Slaying In Quarrel Over Harsh Remarks

Evelyn Stalker 43, and Miss Stalker alleged to have quarreled over derogatory remarks. Witnesses say a knife flashed and Babe was stabbed in the heart. Babe died before aid. police report Miss Stalker charged with murder.

Nas Mie June Yead Bahe Evelyn Stalker Miss Stalker Babe Witnes Opis Stalker

Marriage Licenses in Wilmington and New Castle Area

In New Castle and surrounding towns several marriage license records were reported. Names include Harald Jameson and Alice Nolan, with mentions of George Kala and Frederick Kliwoad. Dates and exact jurisdictions are unclear due to incomplete OCR text.

Wilmington New Castle Bridgewater Rochester Seow Elie Max Mealinen Ra Callie Alice HL Nolan Harald Jameson Fargarer Sovith James M. Iyle Anna de Sloare Porge Kala Frederick Kliwoad City Gallagher Ellwood City

House Refuses To Concur On Appropriation

Harrisburg June 14 The senate voted 33 to 10 to recede from its amendment to the general appropriation bill granting 250,000 for law enforcement and related items. The house then nonconcurred in senate amendments by 5 to 107 and sent the bill back to the senate. A conference committee will be appointed as talks proceed with no debate. A clock expert stood by the gallery ready to turn back the heads at noon as final adjournment neared.

Cincernation Sens Harrisburg Senate Executive Department House Seph Vyne Capitol Hill

Wallace Named to Grove City College Board of Trustees

Special to The News Grove City Pa June 14 Attorney R L Wallace chosen by Grove City alumni to serve on the college board of trustees. Wallace class of 1899 inducted at afternoon meeting. Trustees authorize a $750 drive to raise the endowment from 250000 to 1000000, committee chaired by John G Pew to handle the drive.

Grove City R. L. Wallace Grove City Collegeate Alumni Association Wallace John G. Pew

Pretty Lassies Sell Tags On Street Today

Under the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion a number of winsome high school girls were selling flags on the street for the organization’s Reid work. The girls reported they were meeting with success.

Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion SiTners Reid Poon

South Side Indies To Meet Friday

All members of the South Side Independents are urged to attend an important meeting at 7 00 p m Friday night June 15 at the store of S W Lewis. The Independents meet the Olympics Saturday afternoon and the gold automobile will be given away that day.

South Side Independents S. W. Lewis

Taxi Service To Races On Friday

New Castle Matinee Club officials announce Naxdeals will be stationed at the Diamond Friday to transport fans to the Cair ground races. The first event starts at 1 20 p m.

New Castle Naxdeals

Nations Do Not Favor Three Mile Limit Extension

Secretary of State Hughes proposed extending the three mile limit to 12 miles to resolve dry ships issues. Foreign capitals show cool reception with official consideration, but in practice unlikely to proceed. French resentment over prohibition and wine trade influence policy, while Britain also opposes expanding the limit and pushes domestic liquor controls.

George R. Hoymes International Mews Service Washington Hughes London Paris Tokio United States France Russia Great Britain Britain House of Commons

Senate passes Henderson Bill taxing gasoline and fuels

Harrisburg June 14 Internation News Services reports the senate approved the Henderson Bill adding one cent emergency tax on gasoline raising two cents per gallon and taxing kerosene fuel oil and gas oil. The measure, 22 to 11, funds quarterly collections and returns half cent to counties of origin. The general appropriation bill failed 4 to 4, and a related bill on liquid fuels was defeated then reconsidered and passed.

Craig Beaver Senate

Man Blowing Safe Mortally Wounded

Wilmington Delaware June 14 An International News Service report says John Winder 22 was shot and mortally wounded after attempting to blow open a Coca Cola delivery safe. He claimed he was alone on the job and hoped to travel west. Police say he had no criminal record.

International News Service Wilmington Del Coca Cola Company John Winher

Driver Killed In Grove City Train Collision

A car carrying four people returning from a dance crashed into a moving freight train at McCoytown Crossing near Grove City Pennsylvania early today. Theodore Frye 24 of Franklin died en route to hospital. Miss Helen Leedom 22 Oil City and Miss Charlotte Smith 22 Oil City were seriously hurt with head injuries and broken arm respectively. Robert Bentley Jr of Oil City had minor injuries. The two young women remained in Grove City Hospital with serious injuries while Frye died shortly after arrival. The party’s driver Frye was believed to fail to see the train and reduce speed. The car was dragged onto a second track where a new collision destroyed it. Ambulances transported the injured to hospital as crews freed occupants. The mothers stayed with the girls at the hospital. hopes for recovery remained high despite severity. Frye was a son of Charles Frye of Franklin.

Oil City Grove City College Town McCoytown Bessemer Favo Theodore Frye Franklin Helen Leedom Grove City Hospital Charlotte Smith Robert Bentley, Jr Winton Frye Oi City Ering Grove Citr Hospital Bentley Lugy ‘Viedoms Young Frye Charles Fryo

Fayette County Auto Accidents Kill Three Injured

Police investigate Fayette County auto crashes that killed three, injured several others. A driver in custody after his car struck a girl. victims include Harry Love 24 Uniontown died of a broken back Mise Busse Cruse 17 Avtonborn died of skull fracture Mary Prybysen 7 Brier Hill neck broken. Other injured: George Prettyman South Browns Tony Tarr Allison M J Filsyak Allison John Yokii John Kete George Kolek.

Cinternatonal News Service Eniontow Fayette Country Hospites Harry Love Uniontown Mise Busse Cruse Avenborn Mary Pryby

Volunteers Build Dam Wednesday

A community effort led by John Offurr of Hillwood City and aided by Rotarians Lions and Elwood City citizens completed the Bar Scout swimming pool at Muddy Creek Falls near Grant City station. Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce, James Marber, Rev Dr Eis and P. K. Stevenson organized workers who cleared felled trees for dam building, with a supper provided by J. Lee Calahan and spouse.

John Offurr Hillwood City Ns. Lions Elwood City Muddy Creek Falls Grant City Station Frank Shaffer Ellwood City Louis Round Rotary Club P. K. Stevenson Board of Trade Mt cl J. Lee Calahan Bor

New Commander Elected by G A R in Greensburg encampment

Pay dance 4 J. Shoemaker of Wyoming was elected department commander of the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic at the annual encampment. Wilkes-Barre chose for the 1824 encampment. E. B. Sweeney of Greensboro was elected senior vice commander and Joseph F E. Raphan of Philadelphia junior vice commander. Other officers elected included medical director T L Silliman of Erie, department chaplain Rev S Persus Huntingdon, council of administration E E To S Ginwend Branford, John Dougherty Whela delphia, Y Cheeshrown of Mitts burgh, B L Myers and William Me Ewen of Philadelphia.

Greensburg J. T. Shoemaker Wyoming Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic Wilkes-Barrewis E. B. Sweeney Greenshoro Joseph FE. Raphan Philadelphia Silliman Erie Champlain S. Persus Huntingdon Council of Administration S Ginwend Branford John Dougherty Wheladelph

New Castle Water Polo Team To Meet Tonight

New Castle water polo players are requested to meet at the M.C.A. this evening at 7 30 o clock sharp. A team picture will be taken by Rutter. Those expected include Jack Herbert Jack Hulmes Steve Volesko Joe Figure Paul Berry Johnny Kraft and Harry Ovutt.

New Castle M.C. A Rutter Jack Herbert Jack Hulmes Steve Volesko Joe Figure Paul Berry Johnny Kraft Harry Ovutt

Death of Captain John Hartman at 31

Captain John Hartman aged 31 from Apuila Pay is reported deceased. Official notice records his passing and notes burial arrangements and next of kin awaiting details from the family.

John Bb. Hartman Apuila Pay

Compensation Bill Defeated In House

In Harrisburg the House defeated the Joyce compensation bill. Representatives Flynn Elk Wheeler and Fowl Lackawanna spoke for and against the measure as the vote went against passage.

Cinternational News Service Hwarrisburg Dane House Today Flynn Elk Wheeler Jan Fowl Lackawannn

Reverence For Flag Not Enough Says President

President Harding declares Americans must uphold the flag and patriotism. He urges a national program to teach respect for the flag and to establish a code of civic virtue. He calls for singing the Star Spangled Banner and moral uplift, with continued reporting on page two.

International News Service Harding National Press Img Ské Mr. Harding

Train Strikes Auto At Conneaut Two Killed Two Injured

A train strike in Conneaut today killed two occupants of an automobile and injured two others. The victims were identified as Clarion and Richard Albian. The incident involved a New York Central run and occurred near the city limits, prompting local authorities to investigate the crash and confirm passenger counts and condition of survivors.

Conneaut New York Clarion Richard Albian

Beavertown homicide and health notices surface

A garbled news snapshot reports a woman linked to a murder case in Beaver County and a child health report for Greenville schools. It notes deaths of Mrs. Lillian Han near Sharon and Mrs. W. D. Reznor in Greenville, plus legal actions involving local figures and a pastor's statements in Washington county.

Lillian Han Beaver

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