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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
15
A Philippine senate committee led by Manuel Quezon presented to President Harding a demand for immediate complete and absolute independence for the Philippine Islands. The commission stated that the Filipino people have fulfilled their covenant with America and yearn for national existence. The request challenges U S policy and is not born of ingratitude toward the United States.
A widow describes lasting relief from high blood pressure after her husband used NORMA a purely vegetable remedy. She asserts his dizziness ceased, he gained rest, and he can return to work, praising NORMA as a wonderful cure and recommending it to others with hypertension.
Quezon criticized the Wood-Forbes findings as unfair and urged the United States to settle the Philippines question promptly. The commission to the White House reiterated Filipino desires for independence, stating delay harms both nations and praising the Washington conference for fostering Pacific stability and international peace.
St Pauls Lutheran church schedules a Children’s Day program for Sunday June 18. Participants include Children of the King Junior King To the Garden Katie Schuler Elsie Schuler Freda Ungar Jesus Lives Me Primary department Frustrating the Savior Thathe Lienert Jennie Fleischer and Junior chorus Give all the Sunshine You Can Agnes Schuler Hilde Figult Life is Full of Sunshine choir Recitations by school Psalms 23 24 and chanting of the fifth Psalm sbunion
Grey Lag, last year’s three year old champion, is the even money favorite to win the Brooklyn handicap at the Aqueduct meeting today, with Exterminator and Mad Hatter as challengers and a field that includes Sennings Park Captain Bad Bersbedere Polly Ann and Devastatibu.
The article extols a buoyant disposition as essential to a man's happiness and notes women often suffer headaches, backache, and nerves from gloom. It claims readers have been helped by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors failed, suggesting readers try it.
International News Service reports Henry C. Blane a pharmacist clerk was stabbed to death early today on a South Side street car during a quarrel with an unnamed Black man. Blane apologized after stepping on the man's foot but the assailant attacked with a knife and fled. Crowds gathered and extra police were sent. Blane was married. his wife is hospitalized with a ten day old baby and has not been told.
Frank J. Hahn a student died from wounds inflicted by William Heitz a policeman who attempted to arrest him for an alleged attack in a taxicab The taxi driver summoned the officer the suspect tried to flee and Hahn was shot in the groin The woman and another man in the cab escaped and are being sought
Portersville social notes record visitors in New Castle and Slippery Rock, including Mrs Wm Rusman and family, Mr and Mrs Albert Miller and Arthur, and Ethel Miller, with a commemoration at Slippery Rock. The funeral of Mrs Mark Clean was held at the U P church. Revival meetings continue at the Presbyterian church this week.
Ty Pots, condemned for the motorcycle policeman William Paterson murder, receives a reprieve from Governor Len Small delaying the execution at least 80 days. Pots’s attorney argued the trial was rushed to accommodate the governor’s conspiracy trial in Lake county. In a separate note, Yankton resident Zina Richey has attended every South Dakota Odd Fellows lodge meeting for 50 years.
At Oatman Arizona the Black Range Mining Company chief George A. Keating travels 352 miles between Oatman and Los Angeles without sleeping in a bed for eleven months. He splits between Needles California and the Los Angeles Express to monitor mine work and the Los Angeles stock exchange, returning to his mine each day with little rest.
At the mint, he departs for Los Angeles while Keating invites other long distance travelers who sleep on trains during trips. Kim visits another farmhouse. twenty taxis are involved. The party returns home before morning thanks to the gunny, and police seize taxi company addresses as subpoenas and a grand jury probe begin. A large gravel pit south of Dallas hosts a swimming hole.
In Dallas at the Old Swimming Hole a farmer, claiming love of nature, seized 40 outfits from 20 bathing couples during a midnight performance. He loaded the garments into a sack and returned home, then slept as police investigated the incident and identified potential town figures tied to the robbery.
Promotional ad touts Kellogg's Bran as a natural bowel cleanser and permanent relief for constipation. Claims physicians endorse bran over pills and cathartics, noting improved digestion, clearer skin, fresher breath, and easier regularity with daily servings.
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