Dawes Nominated by Republicans Welcomed in France
International coverage notes French officials reaction to General Charles Dawes as Republican nominee for vice president. Papers like L Oeuvre Matin and others discuss Dawes plan context, reparations, and potential American aid to Europe, stressing France’s cautious optimism about Coolidge Dawes cooperation.
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International News Service
Paris
Charles Dawes
France
Foreign Office
Dawes
Europe
the Journal
L'Oeuvre
Matin
President Coolidge
General Dawes
First International Committee of
Coolidge
Judge S P Emery Speaks at Flag Day Service
The Flag Day program at the Sons of Veterans hall in the City building honored Os car L. Jackson Camp No. 249. Judge S. P. Emery delivered the principal address on the flag and national respect. James A. Gardner and Fred L. Rentz gave timely speeches. Fred R. House presented a 12 by 8 hunting flag to the Sons of Veterans, accepted by Rev. Samuel Maitland.
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Sons of Veterans Hall
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No
Sons of Veterans
5 S. P. Emery
James A. Gardner
Fred L. Rentz
Fred R. House
Samuel Maitland
Evening concert delights audience with local talents
Oscar L Jackson camp hosted an engaging program featuring eminent city artists. Belvedere quartette performed, Elizabeth McKeever read, a Evans Badger duet, solo numbers by the ladies, Master Llewellyn Badger performed, Charles Richards sang, Margaret McCaskey played piano, and Rev. Samuel Maitland led a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Jackson
Belvedere Quartette
Elizabeth McKeever
John Evans
Henry Badger
Llewellyn Badger
Charles Richards
Margaret McCaskey
Samuel Maitland
Reunion期待 Volant College alumni event draws 500
About four to five hundred former Volant College students are expected to attend the Volant reunion on Wednesday June 18 at Volant. Attorney C V Ailey leads the Volant College Association with a basket lunch on campus and music by the Patterson orchestra. The program includes former instructors, an address by Rev. Charles G Jordan and reminiscences by leading local attorneys and alumni.
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Volant College
Volant
C. V. Ailey
Volant College Association
Patterson Orchestra
Charles G. Jordan
J. M. McCracken Wins Mercer Portable School Bid
Mercer Pa June 14 The Mercer board of education awarded the building contract for a two room portable school house to J M Mc Cracken of New Castle. A second contract covered the foundation. Construction starts at once for a 20 by 70 foot building.
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Mercer
Mercer Board of Education
J. M. McCracken
New Castle
Realty Transfers and Ward Purchases Noted in West Pittsburgh
Realty records show George F Steck sells to Steve Cuh ran in West Pittsburgh for 275 dollars. John Brodbeck transfers to David Hitchings in the 4th ward for 2180 dollars, Emma Davis to Hitchings in the 4th ward for 1 dollar. Lena Green sells to Joseph Thulman in the 5th ward for 1 dollar. Lena Ketterer sells to Charles F Ferguson in Wampum for 1 dollar. The quote on greatness appears at end.
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George F. Steck
Steve Cuhran
Pittsburgh
John Brodbeck
David Hitchings
Emma Davis
Lena Green
Joseph Thulman
Lena Ketterer
Charles F. Ferguson
Wampum
New Castle Girl Becomes Elks Circus Trainer Star
Miss Beulah Taylor a New Castle girl joins Poliie Bros. circus for a week long engagement by the Elks Lodge. Born and raised here she trained animals in youth and now headlines with the elephant act at each performance. A Miss Polly of the Circus contest offers a diamond ring prize with street promotions for local contestants. The circus runs at Cedar and Mahoning streets with nightly shows and matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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Elks Circus
Taylor
Castle
Police Bros. Circus
New Castle
Elks
Camille Drake
Edna Brock
Hocum
Howard Walsh
Louise Cody
Buffalo Bill
White Tops
Miss Polly
New York City
The
Circus
Cedar and Mahoning Streets
Carnegie Steel Pays Damages to Washington Girl
In Pittsburgh on June 14 Anna Kimboshio a 16 year old of Washington County received 3000 dollars and her father 400 dollars in a 10000 dollar suit against Carnegie Steel Company for injuries from a steamboat collision on the Monongahala river at Elco Ferry last winter. Two other skiff occupants perished and the girl allegedly suffered incurable injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Anna Kimboshio
Washington County
Frank
Carnegie Steel Company
Monongahala River
Elco Ferry
Steel Company
Names Committees For High Reunion
Meeting of the general reunion committee of the New Castle High School Alumni Association was well attended. Final plans for the annual reunion at Cascade Park on June 27 were made. James Carson chaired and named Mrs. W. E. Ferrer as Grove committee chair, Joseph Graham as dance program chair, James K. Lamoree as printing chair, and Ed Connery as distribution chair.
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M. E. Vaughn
John G. McConahy
James K. Lamoree
H. D.D. Taylor
Myron T. Rice
New Castle High School Alumnia Association
Cascade Park
James Carson
W. E. Ferrer
Grove
Joseph Graham
Ed Connery
Wise Or Foolish Rhyme Exaggeration in Prices and Reparations
A verse by Everett McClaren questions exaggeration in politics and journalism. It notes price rises and repairs as overstatements while asserting that European reparations are not exaggeratable.
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Everett McClaren
America
Ore loading on lakefront to serve steel districts
Heavy ore loading is underway along the lake front with crews from Ashtabula handling shipments. F I Flannery notes special activity on Friday Saturday and Sunday as ore moves to the Pittsburgh Youngstown and Wheeling W Va steel districts.
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Lake Front
F. I. Flannery
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ashtabula
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Wheeling
W. Va
Clarence Kauffman at Coaltown Church
With Rev. L B Southworth absent the Coal town Free Methodist church invites Clarence Kauffman to fill the pulpit on Sunday evening at 7 30 oclock He is described as a strong preacher of the old type delivering a powerful message to the congregation
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L. B. Southworth
Coaltown Free Methodist Church
Dewey Avenue Free Methodist Church
Clarence Kauffman
Coaltown
Kauffman
Butterflies and Music Dominate California News Bites
A Southwest Museum expert says female butterflies mate once and die, causing Crop losses exceeding 100 million dollars annually in America with California accounting for ten million. UC researchers report music can calm or rile wild animals, including baboons and elephants, influencing Hollywood animal scenes. Hollywood Legion boxing shows attract film figures and fans as Frankie Grandetta’s bout in Portland is noted.
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Copeland C. Burg
International News Service
Carr
Los Angeles
California
John A. Comstock
Southwest Museum
Comstock
America
Hollywood
Hollywood Post
American Legion
Frankie Grandetta
Portland
Dana Seeks New Boxer Idol After Hollywood Sheik Barbs
Oregon figure known as the Hollywood Sheik faces tough times as Dana searches for a new boxing idol. The piece notes recent beatings and public interest in a fresh role model for fans.
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Oregon
Dana
Three More Entries For Flower Show
In June 2021 three additional entries were added amid many inquiries for the flower show classes. Entries include three oriental poppies for $1 one dozen oriental poppies for $2 and twelve stalk lemon lilies for $1. If weather threatens, show dates may shift and a further notice will follow. All entries go to Mrs. D. R. Harris.
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D. R. Harris
Nick Dolgal Violates City Traffic Rules
Nick Dolgal violated the traffic provisions of the city on Friday and was ordered to the police station where he paid a $2 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Dolgal
Bicycle collision reported in Market alley incident
R F Welsh of R D No 2 told police that Chester Kelliher aged 18 of South Mercer Street rode out in front of his car as he was leaving Market alley. The rider escaped injury though his bicycle was badly damaged.
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R. F. Welsh
Market Alley
Chester Kelliher
South Mercer Stree
Arrest of James Durant on South Beaver Street
James Durant of South Beaver Street was arrested at 10 45 a m today by City Officers Augustine and Millers and a detective.
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James Durant
South Beaver Street
Augustine and Millers
City Force
County force detains two accused at disorderly house
Hicks of the county force charged as keeper of a disorderly house. Joe McCullum arrested at the same location on drunkenness. Liquor found at the Durant place which Durant denies owning. Both held in the city jail awaiting a hearing.
Fragmented Editorial Advice on Silence and Truth
A short column argues that preserving silence can be wiser than speaking harsh or uncharitable truth. The remark emphasizes restraint and measured speech in difficult conversations.
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College and Community
Mercer School
Elks' Circus
Miss Beulah Taylor
New York
Intrnational News Service
Eleanor Elaine Harris
Tennessee
Charles Oberwager
Grand
Beverly D. Harris
National City Bank
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Member
Federal Reserve System
Davis Shoe CO
Carnegie Steel Co
Coaltown Church
W. J. Offutt Co
Butler & Jeannette
Cartel
Poros Union
Balbriggan Union
Nainsook Athletic Union
Madras Athletic Union
Fen
NEW Castle, Butler & Jeannette
Daily News
University of California, Southern Branch
Thorn & Summers
Edenburg
Clark & Mackie Company
England
Bavaria
Japan
Clark & Mackie
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