Dr Thomas W Young Charged In Wife's Cistern Murder
Los Angeles dentist Dr Thomas W Young 46 faces immediate trial for the murder of his wife Grace 37 society woman. After a shocked confession he led officers to his Beverly Glen cabin cistern where he says he strangled her with a rubber cone and held it in her mouth until she died. He earlier said they quarreled after whiskey in his office and he brought her to the cabin. Continued on Page Two.
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General Strike In China Postponed Amid Turmoil
In Feking the legation quarter faced heavy guard presence as Chinese troops and foreign guards manned machine guns behind barbed wire while a mass meeting of students and laborers opposed foreigners. The planned general strike was postponed to June 25. The British legation in Hankow responded through British guards stating no violation of humanity laws occurred in Hankow killings.
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International News Service
Feking
China
Legation
Hankow
Weather Turns Grey After Heat Wave Deserts Ten Days
The weather has shifted from a hot dry spell to a fitful gray sky with showers expected today. After two hot weeks the region faces rain as early spuds show withering signs and a longing for relief.
Million Dollar Loss From Early San Francisco Fires
A June 15 bulletin reports two fires in San Francisco causing one firefighter killed and two incapacitated by smoke. Berg Bros confectioners plant burned, with losses around 10,000. A separate blaze in South San Francisco destroyed four packing plants, about 1,000,000 in damage.
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Q International News Service
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Berg Brothers
J. C G. Hirsihy
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Texas Beauty Queen Announces Single Status
Dallas star Txciile Christian rejects marriage, saying no proposals. Judges in a Deviton college beauty contest crowned her the prettiest brunette in Texas. The win brings offers from film studios and name-use deals, sparking a wave of immediate marriage bids.
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Texas
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Mexico’s Reply To U S Aimed At Ambassador
Mexico City June 15 The Mexican press shows indifference to the U S diplomatic crisis as business runs normally in foreign colonies. Many blame Ambassador Sheffield for the Kellogg action while Mexican officials expect a clearer policy statement from both governments. The Ford Motor plant work proceeds despite the dispute and reactions in government circles focus on Sheffield. Continued on page two.
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International News Service
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Ford Motor
Sheffield
America
Kellogg
Manuel C. Tellez
Washington
Galles
Foreign Powers Regard Chinese Riots Seriously
International news from London reports major powers view the Chinese riots as serious as Britain dispatches another warship to Hankow. Eight Chinese rioters were killed by British marines, provoking a protest from the Chinese government. Representatives of the powers are negotiating in Peking with complete accord among them and no immediate intervention planned.
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Bankers Banquet Set for June 23 at Field Club
The American Banking Association's annual banquet moves to Tuesday evening, June 23, at the Field Club. Ex Governor Morrow of Kentucky, now head of the U S Railroad Labor Board in Chicago, will be the principal speaker, following recent talks in Youngstown and Pittsburgh. About 200 officers directors employees and their spouses are expected, with a dance to follow.
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Morrow
Kentucky
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Faiman To Take Stand In Trial Of Germ Slayer
Chicago dispatch reports the state will begin presenting its star witnesses in the case against William S. Shepherd for the death of Billy McCormick. Key testimonies include John P. Marchand and Charles O. Faiman with Robert White expected to corroborate. Dr. Amante Ronggett is under cross examination as the trial resumes and other local notices are noted.
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Me. Cormick
Isabelle Pope
Billy
John P. Marchand
National University of Sciences
Shepherd
Faiman
Charles O. Faiman
Robert White
Amante Rongett
Marriage Licenses List From New Castle and Cleveland
Charles Black and Nannie Zook of New Castle. David Wetkel Jr of Cleveland, Ohio and Ethel Fisher of Cleveland, Ohio. Andrew Deplace Jr of Struthers and Anna Ruth Selnkner of New Castle.
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Charles, Black
New Castle
Nannie Zook
David Wetkel, Jr
Cleveland
Ethel Fisher
Andrew Deplace, Jr
Struthers
Anna Ruth Selnkner
Drive Carefully You May Be Next in New Castle
Traffic accidents reported with injuries and fatalities across June to June within city limits and surrounding county. The record notes 26 persons injured in June and mentions fatalities outside the city in the county, with incomplete OCR details.
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Couply
Lmits
Chicago Plans War To Finish With Gangmen
City officials vow to crush Chicago gangland after a week of police deaths. John Scalise and Armelino, Genna brothers gunmen, captured after a battle that killed two officers and Mike Genna. They will face grand jury action immediately as 209 of 300 gang raids are held.
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Armelino
Genna Brothers
Mike Genna
Shenango Church Re-Dedication After Renovation
Shenango United Presbyterian Church near New Castle on the New Wilmington road was rededicated Sunday afternoon with about 150 attendees. Rev Edwin McClintock led the service with Rev Iryne of New Castle delivering the sermon. A responsive dedicatory reading followed the sermon and a dedicatory prayer was offered by Rev H J Rose. A fund of 2200 was raised during the event to support church improvements. Pearcy L Craig, president of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School, spoke at the Sunday evening service.
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New Castle
New Wilmington Road
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United Presbyterian Church of
H. J. Rose
First Synod of the West
Ita
Pearcy TL. Craig
Pennsylvania
Mexico Bitter In Reply To Warning
President Calles defends himself in a public note reacting to a U S state department warning. Coolidge and Kellogg express concern over the strained exchange after their yacht trip aboard the Mayflower as tensions rise between Mexico and the United States. The Mexican leader sends an 800 word statement from Mexico City.
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Galles
Mexico
State Department
Mexico City
United States
Callea
U S Seeks Mexico Action After Kellogg Demand
Washington reports say the United States seeks concrete steps from Mexico to honor international obligations as condition for U S support in forging a stable Mexican government. The remark follows President Gallés criticism of Secretary Kellogg’s stance on Mexico’s discharge of duties.
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Vacation Bible School Opens At Second Baptist
The Second Baptist church hosts a daily Vacation Bible School with 38 pupils enrolled, three grades, and Bible stories plus memory work as core activities. Instructors include Mrs. M P Nelson, Mrs. Katherine Engs, and Mrs. Hambrick, with promoters Rev Wether and Rev W L Engram. The program runs 9 am to noon each weekday except Saturday, under the supervision of St Pauls and Second Baptist congregations.
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Katherina Engs
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W. L. Engram
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Second Baptist Churches
Death Record of Several Individuals Across Locations
A death notice lists Norval Bechtel aged 54 of 1151 East Street and other bereavements including Mrs Mista Curry 43 of Sandy Lake Mrs We oW 37 Westcott Malden Klamat Mrs Himmus Atawater 34 Honing Avenue George M Pollock 11 New Wilmington Pa and Trank Wypononii one week 458 Neshannock Avenue.
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East Street
Mista Curry
Sandy Lake
We Ow
Westcott
Malden
Klamat
Morayia
Himmus Atawater
Honing Avenue
George M. Pollock
New Wilmington
Trank Wypononii
Neshannock Avenue
Seven Hundred Slain In Canton Battle Report
A Cantonese victory in regaining Canton led to the massacre of about seven hundred Yunnanese soldiers. Refuges recount extreme atrocities including captives killed in streets, drownings in the harbor, and a Yunnanese officer crucified. Dr. Biddle aided in rescue. C. M. Faure praised.
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Canton
C. M. Faure
Dr. Biddle
Scanlon Seen Lowest Bidder On City Sewage Plant
Local contractor M. J. Scanlon submitted the low bid for the municipal sewage disposal plant to be erected this summer. Six bids were received, each with a five percent certified check. Other bids and checks listed include Tunnel Constructions New York 2300, Gen Pite Construction Pittsburgh 17300, Moran Akron 26000, Rice Jones Cleveland 19000, Jake A. Byers New Castle. Committee to review before award.
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M. J. Scanlon
Hemstead
Seamon
Tunnel Constructions Company
New York
Pite Construction Company
Pittsburg
Moran Construction Company
Akron
Rice Jones Company
Cleveland
Jake A. Byers
New Castle
Jewelry Theft Reported. Diamonds Missing After Vanil
A New York jewelry salesman reports a theft of loose diamonds rings and pins valued up to 55 000. The thief, Frolick, hired to haul his grips, vanished with a case. Part of the contents was later found along Neshamorck Creek. The loss is estimated between 11 000 and 29 000. The case is secured at the National Bank of Lawrence County as inspectors and detectives investigate.
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New York City
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Lieberrifle
South Mercer Street
Thomas Lynch
Neshamorck Creek
Mercer Street
Lisberman Company
Toss
National Bank of
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Peter Hillers
Nielsen
Frank McArthur
Rosena Furnwace
Inclement Weather Delays Norway Relief Expedition
In London on June 15 the Norwegian relief expedition bound for Spitzbergen to search for Roald Amundsen was held up by bad weather. Two seaplanes, after initial trials in Advent Bay, awaited clearer skies. The Amundsen party, departed Spitzenbergen May 22, had not yet reported in.
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