Fools Klondike May Develop Real Gold Fields
Calgary readers hear of Snake Creek near Beeching ranch where geese and ducks yielded gold nuggets. City chemist valued gravel at 18.30 per cubic yard at $20 an ounce, sparking a gold rush rumor. Locals warn the tale may be April Foolish but keep faith in claims and future mining plans.
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Cinternational News Service
Calgary
Alta
Snake Creek
C. G. Beeching
Mr. Beeching
Alberta
Amateur Photo Squad Sees Rising Film Demand This Summer
An amateur photo scene reports rising prices for photographic films and supplies this summer while demand grows. Stores note women as frequent buyers, often making several small trips, contrasted with men buying larger sums in a single visit. Subjects favored by photographers include babies, and overall film sales in New Castle could total thousands of feet with corresponding increases in developer speed and paper use.
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Emiguity
Wal
Ble Reylud
Tor Iaslaneco
New Castle
Murder Trials Set Next Week in Local Courts
The communalty case against George Spratley for the murder of William West on Memorial Day is slated to open court near work. Attorneys Jagan and Dickey will defend Spratley, with either District Attorney George W. Mase or Special AD William J. Moffatt prosecuting for the commonwealth. Amy Rose, charged with murder of Emil Moleby, also heads to trial next week.
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Ceorge Spratley
Willtam West
John Patton
Work
Atlainwer Twin
Jagan
Thomas W. Dickey
George Wo Mase
Spectad
William J. Moffatt
Rommons Wealth
Amy Rose
Emil
Fire Flares at Wolf Swamp Dump Reignites
Ambiguous report details a fire at Wolf Swamp Dump with garbled names and scattered phrases. The text mentions authorities, possible arrests, and ongoing concerns as the blaze extends and investigators search for causes amid confusion.
Are Calling Cards Becoming Passe in Society Circles
A reader survey notes that calling cards are fading as a social ritual. The Society Editress says the telephone reduces the need for in person calls, and many hosts leave cards only with gifts. She argues callers no longer go as often as in the past, and the custom is dying out.
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Smithy
Jones
Statloyers
Mat
Remembering Sundays Walks And Old Hikes
In a nostalgic reminiscence the author recalls long Sunday walks after church, courting strolls along riverbanks, and the social drift away from walking due to cars and modern lifestyles. The piece argues walking benefits health and urges revival of old time walking clubs to save on travel costs and boost fitness.
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Sone Martyr
Box Car Shortage Threatens 1920 Wheat Movement
Kansas City June 14 Thousands of box cars are needed for moving the 1920 wheat crop and are not available. Kansas and neighboring states face severe shortage as elevators wait and wheat remains in storage. Interstate Commerce Commission orders have failed to relieve the bottleneck, causing concern over timely export and distribution.
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Govysey
Wedded 13 Years Have 13 Children
In San Francisco a local story recounts a couple celebrating thirteen years of marriage and thirteen children. The piece details community reactions and the couple’s life, noting their large family and the social attention it draws.
Surprise Shower Honors Bride Wade at Donover Avenue
Mr and Mrs Samuel Baker hosted a surprise shower for Mrs Mack B Wade formerly Blanche Baker last week in Donover Avenue Nearly three dozen guests attended Frank Laker led gifts including china glass and silver The hostess staff included Mrs Morley Sweat and Mrs Horace McCool Pink and white decor featured Mrs Wade formerly worked at South Side Bakery and received a wedding cake from her former employer R G Wallower
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Samuel Baker
Donvver Avenué
Smith Pattison Wedding Event at First Baptist Church
The marriage of Hazel Smith daughter of Mrs. Margaret Smith to Ralph Pattison son of Mr. and Mrs. Pattison took place last evening at 7 in the First Baptist Church with mothers as attendants. The couple plans a weeklong trip to Erie and lake points before residing with the groom’s family on Went State Street. Hazel is an Eighth Grade Building instructor and New Castle High School and Clarion Normal graduate.
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Hazel Smith
Margaret Smith
Chestnut Street
Ralph Pattison
Wiliam Pattison
Went State Street
First Baptist Church
IF. . McAllister
New Castle High School
Clarion State Normal
Patthson
Personal Notices From Farrel and Nearby Cities
Local social column records numerous visits and greetings among residents. Mrs J B Glenn of Farrel and Mera Rath McKatn of Renser Puls travel to see friends. several couples and individuals from New Castle Sharon Butler and Cleveland visit, host, or attend events, with hospital and college mentions included.
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J. B. Glenn
Farrel
Eriends
Mera Rath McKatn
Renser
Sharon
HL VY
Alken
Butler
Mita Verna
Audley Nyehhe
Logan WH. Smith
Surtthfield Atreat
Aflwankee
A. J. Rhtker
North Jeter
Ron Ktreat
Bat Maariville
Mre
Trobert Itlay
Craonvile
BOG Routh
Vary Streat
Walter McAuonay
New Quota Hospital
Bono
Meneop Fe
Ce Hera College
Beaver Falls Social Notes From Local Visitors
Long list of residents and travelers visiting or departing for summer plans. Names include Mrs J R Guy of Beaver Falls, Mr and Mrs F L Cinnogfetter, Miriam Jane, Mr A Heindrich of Pittsburgh, and many others visiting relatives, attending weddings, or leaving for camps and vacations. Mentions of reunions, wedding in New Castle, and travel to Enetbrook, Bridgeport, Superior, and Camp Devatis.
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J. R. Guy
Beaver Falls
Cheater
Joseph Guxshy
North Street
University of Michigan
F. L. Cinnogfetter
Miriam ‘Jane
North Streat
Enetbrook
A. Heindrich
Pittsburgh
Donovan-Kohart
Claire Hinkson
Irie
George Hinkson
Wilmington Boulevard
Mise Florence Linton
Superior Atreest
Mias Hulda Dunn
Bridley
McConnell
Milla
Mik
Arah McLean
Ll. L. Prichard
William Jenkins, Jr
Lyndal
Tully New York
Joseph Tarpy
Madelina ‘Tarpy
Ambridge
Mary Donovan
Beaver Street
R. P. Abbott
Cora Jossyheng
Dorothy
Joseph Myars
Lorain
New Castle
Albert F. Kobart
Fred Kerr
Theodora
Helen
West Clayton Street
H. G. Bromlay
Stoneport
D. G. Murphy
Nell Murphy
Albert Smith
Eleanor
Katherine Smith
Kenneth Brishaps
Boyles Avenue
Wiliam Mayberry
North Walnut Street
Camp Devatis
Mass
Rov. C. &. Farr
Epworth Street
Allegheny Collge
Meadville
William H. Crawford
M. G. Dantzler
Wear Grant Street
David Cochran
Curenaville
Frankb. Cochran
CG. C. Cox
Pultski Township
Hau
Kansas
Iowa
Cleveland educator Hazel Mountain to address Negro women
Miss Hazel Mountain of Cleveland will speak Friday June 18 at St Luke's Church on The Negro Woman's New Responsibilities. A Cleveland public school teacher and Ohio Board member since 1919, she will discuss life issues of the modern Negro woman. A listening fete will follow at Elm Street branch of the YWCA, under the Franch Finance committee.
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Hazel Mountain
Cleveland
Ac & P.m
St. Luke’s Church
Miss Mountain
Public Schools
Ohio Board
Elm Street
Tv. CA
Franch Finance Committes
Fall's Spring Water To Undergo Three Analyses
City health officer Dr William L Steen arranged concurrent analyses of Fall's Spring water by the city health department, the water company chemist, and the state health department. A combined report will be issued to resolve controversy over water quality and drinking suitability. The North Mill Street spring and fountain will stay closed until results confirm safety, with permanent closure if sewage persists.
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Falla
Miu
Wiliam L. Steen
H H. Richards
State Health Department
Steen
Chemiat
North Mill Street
Emerson
Seibart
June not the month of brides despite June’s fame
The article analyzes license data showing May reached 182 marriages while June up to 10am listed only 74 licenses issued, questioning the label month of brides. It notes Leap Year effects, weather, and public sentiment, concluding June cannot be called the month of brides and roses.
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Fane
Galte
Religious and Fraternal Circles Gather in Croton Area
In a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Mutt Remley’s Dewey Avenue home the Croton Methodist church society elected Katherine Hunter president Violet Maine vice president Bessie Lindsay recording secretary Grace Gilson treasurer Valera Corban corresponding secretary Goldie Shields secretary of literature Mrs Harley Crowe secretary position and Ruth Beery white hor secretary Grace GlyRUN noted. Kensington Poa Ho Lodge No 326 of the IOOF will meet at Mrs George Axe’s North Cedar Street home Thursday evening. W W Hibbinss Wilting Worker's Bible and Trinity Greiln Guild plan a Monty business meeting at Mrs James Shatter Cruto Avenue Thursday. Trinity Girls Clubs will hold an all day meeting Thursday in Welconnie at the church.
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Memuire
Croton Methodist Church
Mutt Remley
Dewey Avenue
Katherine Hunter
Violet Maine
Bessie Lindsley
Grace Gil
Valera Corban
Goldig Shields
Harley Crowe
Rul Beery
Grace Gly- Run
Penna-Bo Kensington
Perna Ho Kensington
Poa Ho Lodge
I. PF
George Axe
North Cedar Street
Tyne
Trinity
Trinity Greiln Guild
Welconnie
Girl Reserves Schedule For New Castle Area Activities
The Girl Reserves plan Tuesday meetings from 7 to 9 am this summer replacing Monday sessions. Friday hikes from New Castle to New Wilmington start at 7 am from Bhn Street branch. Troop No. Elmoxtreet meets Thursday mornings 10 to 12 until fall term, with biweekly hikes. Short camping trips are planned and home work will be done away from home as much as possible.
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New Wilmington
Bhn Street
Elmoxtreet
Thureday
Dloore
Deaths of the Day Anna Iatternon King
Anna Iatternon King daughter of the late Edward King dies at home June 16 at 2 30 pm after a prolonged illness with heart trouble. Born Taunton Massachusetts she moved to New Castle with parents, a Wellesley graduate and active in the First Presbyterian church and Daughters of the American Revolution. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 pm from 846 Rhodes Place. interment in Taunton Massachusetts.
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Anna Iatternon King
Anne Patterson King
Edward King
Tuseday
Misa King
Taunton
Mabu
New Castle
Sit
Wellesley College
First Presbyterian Church of
Mie King
Bhota
Graham
Fowle
Philip
Rufoe C
William
George L. Patterson
Mia
Jule Quinn
Emily Washburne
Katherine
Rhodes Place
James Albert
Patterson
Intermont
Tauston
Mass
Reign Of Terror At Londonderry
Londonderry Ireland faced a night of terror with continuous firing in the streets. An ex soldier ambush triggered the violence against a nationalist excursion party, as reported by the Evening News.
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Londonderry
London
Ireland
Evening News
Verdict of Guilty Against Marshall
Chariey Marshall charged with felonious assault and battery on William Stewart was found guilty. Special Dieterat Attorney William J. Moffatt represented the commonwealth and Edwin K. Logan the defense. It was claimed Marshall lost and wounded Stewart, seeing an alteration.
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Chariey Marshall
William Stewart
Dieterat
William J. Moffatt
Commonwealth
Edwin K. Logan
Marshall
Stewart
Blood Tests Prove Girl Is a Black Person
An international wire reports a fourteen year old girl named Thara McCrae who believed herself white discovers through blood tests that she is Black. Her parents reportedly regret the result as they confront circumstances surrounding her birth and lineage.
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International
Omatia
Nol
Thara McCrae
Ale
Honraba
North Dakota Farmers Feed Prairie Chickens
North Dakota farmers discuss feeding prairie chickens as part of farm practices. The fragment mentions conservation, grind, water, and forage concerns affecting poultry health and habitat in a rural prairie context.
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North Dakota
Wars Rage in Europe and Asia Across Multiple Fronts
International turmoil widens as Rus sian forces push into Crimea and beyond while Wrangel seizes Denikin’s position in southern Bashnia. Turkish rebels and Greek troops clash in Anatolia and Thrace as Albanian nationalists prepare another assault against Italian occupation forces in Albania.
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Earl ¢. Reeves
London
League of Nations
Persia
Europea
Asia
Wrangle
Deniken
Bangsia
Crimea
Wrangel
Dnniper
Anatolia
Kel Ot-Burges
Thrace
Rome
Epoca
Sazainat
Albania
Stenographers in Cuba Earn Big Salaries
Washington dispatch notes English stenographers are in high demand in Cuba with pay from 200 to 500 dollars a month. Work is described as easy and hours shorter than in the United States. Spanish language not required as houses in Cuba often use both languages. Cost of living cited as higher, but adjustable by lifestyle choices.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Discovers Rich Ore In Great Oil Field
Augusta Kansas January 14. A Calkins struck it rich in a bluff south of town. A vein of gold assaying 28 a ton has been uncovered. A seventy five foot shaft has been sunk by Catkite who reports the ore richer at depth than near the surface. The gold mine lies within the Augusta oil fields.
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International News Service
Augusta
Kan
Jaune
Calkins
Rica
Catkite
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