Senate to Approve Slashed Navy Construction Plan
The Navy building program is cut to 65 million dollars due to Washington arms limits. The plan, to be confirmed by the Senate, seeks 10 million annually for ten years, with 44 ships and three battleships in various stages, plus two new aircraft carriers and other auxiliary vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchison
Anop Moodsoiod
Washington
Senate
Wwe Belto
Poindexter
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
United States
Colorado
Maryland
West Virginia
Ward's Father Headed Toward New York State, Reports Say
George S. Ward, a wealthy New York baker, left Williamsport after Walter Ward was indicted for the killing of Clarence Peters. Authorities believed Ward headed toward New York State, with speculation he went to Pittsburgh. The Ward Baking Company versus Hazelton Baking Company case concluded that evening in United States court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Williamsport
George S. Ward
New York
Walter 5. Ward
Westchester
Clarence Peters
Wagner
New York State
Trig
Ward
Pittsburgh
Ward Baking Company
Hazelton Baking Company
United States
Where To Go Tonight RRGUNY Bill Hart and More
The listing features Hart in Bits of ite and A Game Chicken with Brownie, Daniels and Novak in Bello of Alaska, Channing of the Northwest with Hugere O Grienda, and Frederick in The Glory of Clementina, noting multiple film showings and cast names in a regional cinema program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligeryy
Hugere O'Grienda
Channing
Dome—Pauling
Frederick
Clementina
West Point cadet killed as auto hit by train at crossing
A car carrying Stewart and a companion was struck by a train near Lakewood Crossing New Jersey. The locomotive derailed with eight passengers injured including a government inspector. the driver was badly hurt and a woman in the car escaped unharmed. The crossing has standard signals and an automatic alarm bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udent
Lakewood Crossing
Allaire
Stewart
Kansas City
Railroad Co
Saitemene
Philadelphia
Ailaire
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
B. McHenry
Spring Tuake Hospital
Harding Uses Call for Action On Congress Session
The article notes President Harding urging an extraordinary session to advance the ship subsidy bill and opposing political maneuvering to rush the tariff or the bonus measure. It discusses speculation on outcomes if his wishes are ignored, including possible political effects before elections. A separate item mentions Sofia policemen arbitrating women's fashions, especially low necklines and short skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Harding
House
Washington
Sofia
Early polling in Irish Free State shows light vote
Polls indicate low turnout as voters weigh the treaty and constitution. Independents hope to win seats from Fianna Fáil while speculation swirls over De Valera and non parliamentary ministers. Women vote in unusually high numbers and press support the constitution urging lawmakers who back it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Opposa Gath
de Valera
Tipperary
Mayo
Freaman’s Journal
Irish Independent Today
Independents
Girl testifies reluctantly in Mike Jarvis assault trial
Susie Monrico, thirteen, testified in Bleakley avenue case against Mike Jarvis, denying earlier statements and recounting mixed visits to his Long avenue rooms. She described vague encounters, denied accepting money, and claimed she screamed when locked in. The Vance sisters are due to testify this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jarvis
Susie Monrico
Bleakley Avenue
Wimnery
R. L. Hildebrand
Commonwealth
Mont L. Alley
Mark L. Rabinovitz
M. J. Young
Ras Muirhead
Jarvia
Sefota Street
Margaret
Anna Vance
Long Avenue
Susie
Jarvis
Vance
Ree Muirhead
Wool Pool Starts June 26 At Lawrence Co Op
Lawrence County Co operative Wool Growers Inc will begin receiving and grading wool at its warehouse on South Moravia Street near Gardnar Avenue. Nonmembers may pool wool during the week of June 26 by bringing it to the warehouse. a $1 membership fee applies, payable in cash or deducted from the wool check. Pooling opens to out of county growers in Butter Beaver and other areas. youths under 21 with under 50 pounds wool pay no membership fee. Distribution days list various townships for delivery from June 26 to 30, including Mahoning Beaver Butler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Co-operative Wool Growers, Inc
Lawrence County
South Moravia Street
Gardnar Avenue
Mahoning Township
North Beaver Township
Butler County
Beaver County
Little Beaver
Big Beaver
Wayne
Perry Townahips
Pulagiri
Wilemington
Washington
Plain Grove
Scott
Slippery Rock
Hickory
Shenango
Union
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Advained: Harold Aiken of New Castle and Mrs Robert Linton of Bartrant Avenue listed among notes. Other names include Mrs Ethel Boolumar of New Castle Mrs Mary Oledycka of Penn sylvenia Avenue and Dlachargud Loj May Curry Pairmont Avenue Oladya and Grace Rockerberry Marvand Avenue Mrs Mary Fox iowellyite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Aiken
New Castle
Robert Linton
Bartrant Avenue
Ethel Boolumar
Mary Oledycka
Penn~sylvenia Avenue
Dlachargud
Loj
May Curry
Pairmont Avenue
Oladya
Grace Rockerberry
Marvand Avenue
Mary Fox
Iowellyite
Deaths of the Day Mrs Thayid McClelland and others
Death notices from this city list Mrs David McClelland of Greeley Colorado who died June 18 in her 84th year with three sons and two daughters surviving. Also noted are Margaret Smith Spence of 730 Cleveland avenue who died June 13 at 23 years a Scotland born pupil at Oak street school with funeral at Cleveland home. Other notices: Thomas Cromie, Amela Schanzenbacher, Mary S Stevens, and John F Morrow with details of ages, residences, survivors, and funeral arrangements in local cemeteries and homes.
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Thayid McClelland
David McCleland
Greetoy
Colorado
Margaret Smith Spence
Mesa
Hugh Spence
Cleveland Avenue
Lome
Scotland
Asso
Creton Mathogist Church
Oak Street
Mary
Elizabeth
Hanna
D. Ralph Dunn
Croton Methodist Church
Graceland Cemetery
Amela Schanzenbacher
Amelia Schanzenbacher
Hb.l. Gordon
North Highland Avenue
John Schanzenbacher
Schondorf
Germany
Louisville
Gordon
Schanzenbacher
Frank P. Seiler
H. L. Gordon
Julia
Shirley
Loving Gordon
Oak Park
Mary S. Stevens
Stevens
William Stevens
County Line Street
Epworth Methodist Church
Chester County
B. C. Crocker
Harrist Ketze
T. A. Paine
Easton
Susan Trapper
Greenwood Cemetery
John F. Morrow
James A. Paisley
Cleveland
Ohio
Viola Thompson
Elmer C. and
Clyde QC
Clark Moore
Ellis S. Morrow
Palstey
Jane McMillin
Mary Gaston
This
Ela
Mack Morrow
WI Morrow
New Castle
Paisley
President Asked To Dismiss Democrats In Treasury Office
Republican congressmen from Tennessee and Ohio urge President Harding to remove Democrats from the Treasury Department and replace them with Republicans. They accuse Democratic influence in the treasury and among present holdovers. The letter was circulated to House members today alleging Democratic agitation and opposition to changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Office
International News Services
Washington
Harding
Treasury Department
Lon Scott
Tennessee
James Regge
Repubiican
Ohio
Treasury
House
Scott
Offenis
St Marys School Children Begin Religious Retreat
One hundred fifty students from St Marys school entered a religious retreat this morning lasting to Sunday. June 18 marks their six weeks of instruction ending with first reception of the holy eucharist. A solemn high mass at 10:45 a.m. will christen the observance in the decorated church. The class represents the largest group of first communicants in the church and school. Instruction led by Rev Pr M J Brenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Pr. M. J. Brenon
Conservatives And Radicals Clash At Labor Convention
Conservatives and radicals clashed at the American Federation of Labor convention over a universal union label. President Samuel Gompers forced a committee vote on nonconcurrence. the report passed and the proposal was defeated, marking another setback for radicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Ww
Neat
Clincin
Natl
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Undlew
Samuel Gumpers
Committee of Labory
California Insect Novelty Captures Readers’ Imagination
Shasta county residents report a newly observed insect novelty on oak leaves. Eggs cling to the undersides and, as they mature, drop to the ground and dance. Earheld twigs reveal crackling sounds like electric sparks as tiny grubs emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shasta County
California
Raleasa
Stock Men Unveil Monument To Hog In Middletown
Hundreds of stock breeders traveled to Blue Ball to witness the unveiling of a monument to a Poland-China hog. The marker honors W Mankinson who in 1875 wrote the first hog pedigree establishing the Poland China strain. Miss Irene Hankinson, a granddaughter, unveiled the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Blue Ball
W. ©. Mankinson
Irene Hankinson
Ad Men To Observe Franklin's Birthday
Advertising men gathered for the Associated Advertising Clubs convention announce plans to observe Benjamin Franklin's birthday. Louis Holland of Kansas City is named president and Jess H. Neal of New York secretary treasurer. The 1822 convention will be at Atlantic City.
Picnic Permit Sought for Gaston Park by Missionary Alliance
A request from the Christian Missionary Alliance of South New Castle Borough to hold a picnic at Gaston Park on July Fourth was presented to council today and a decision on granting the privilege was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Missionary Alvance
South New Castle Borough
Gaston Park
Jwy Fourth
Tag Day Nets Legion 350 Dollars In Drive
Miss Edna Hopkins announces the tag day by the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion raised slightly over 350 dollars. The Mahoning town girls under Mrs Charles T Westfall performed well. The committee included Miss Eda Hopkins and several ladies in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hopkins
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Publc
Mahoningtown
Charles T. Westfar
Eda Hopkins
C. E. Futterton
R. J. Davis
Harold Blewitt
Chartes T. Westfall
Legion To Aid Labor Fight For Lawful Battle
At the AFL convention in Cincinnati on June 16 Hanford Monider, commander of millions of WWI veterans, pledged the American Legion’s support for organized labor. He urged a real American effort to defend lawful integrity and to combat enemies through the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Convention Hall
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
American Legion
Morse Son Freed by Habeas Corpus in Mail Fraud Case
Erwin W. Morse, son of Charles W. Morse, was discharged from custody by Justice Siddons in the District Supreme Court after a habeas corpus filing. The court ruled his constitutional rights were violated when U S Commissioner McDonald held him to answer an indictment charging fraudulent use of the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S International News Service
Washington
Erwin W. Morse
Charles W. Morse
Siddops
District Supreme Court
U. S
McDonald
Morse
Siddonus
Boy Drowns Bathing At Glen Osborne Dam
SEWICKLEY Pa June 26 Kenneth Cook 19 of Crescent street Sewickley drowned yesterday afternoon in the Ohio river at Glen Osborne dam where he and others were bathing. His body was recovered 15 minutes later and taken to an undertaker in Sewickley. The most favorable time for identifying a star is when it is rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewickley
Kenneth Cook
Crescent Street
Glen Osborne
Ohio River
Sewicklex
Assault Cases Delayed in Ebensburg Gaslit by Legal Stalemate
Ebensburg June 46 There were indications trials in assault cases brought by Attorney Arthur Garfield Hays of New York against one official and four members of the iron police of the Minton Colleries Company of Vintondal are delayed. A murder trial blocks progress as Hays and his associates and witnesses were ready to proceed. Hays pushes for an expedited hearing before the general strike ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprensburg
Assant
Arthur Garfield Hays
New York
Ioxl and Iron Police
Minton Colleries Company
Vintondal
Hays
English Girl Defeats Molla in Kent Championship
In London on June 16, 19 year old English player Kitty Melvane toppled American champion Molla Mallory in the Kent championship, winning 6-1 2-6 6-3 after a strong semi final showing. Mallory was outplayed and out positioned as Miss Ryan defeated Mrs Beamish 8-6 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Molla Bjurstedt Mallor
Kent
Ted
Mallory
Kitty Melvane
Miss Ryan
Beamish
Miellon's Resignation Predicted By Caraway
Senator Carraway of Arkansas predicted the forced resignation of Secretary Mellon in the senate. He asserted Elmer Dover would force Mellon out due to refusal to yield patronage control. He cited a pamphlet among GOP lawmakers alleging Democrats hold key treasury posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Services
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Senate
Carraway
Dermocret
Arkansas
Elmer Dover
Harding
Treasury Department
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Pioneer
North ST
Corey Pi Weer
Atkinson Paint & Glass Co
North Mid Street
White & Son
Noshananock Ave
William
Hart
Brar
Wesley Uarry
Bebe Daniels
Nixon
Jane Novak
Bello of
Alaska
West Point
Jersey
Saylor St. Corner Superior
Garfield Avenue
Sise
Front Street
Milton Street
Cerseee
Bos Bligworth Way
Orth Street
Challes C
Rogingson & GU
North Mercer Straet
Washington Street
Court Street
State Street
PO Kennelly & CO
Weat
Tor Vale
Bath
Bayt Sidu
Garten
Kennelly & CO
West Washington St
Sacrifice
A. Patterson
Nearghy
Parm
West Side
Woot
Lulek Rondsler
Ingulra Tintincus Aggesdorles
Cnn
M. Z. Young
Shenango Valley Hospital
Charles J. Barrett
Newark
United States Military Academy At
Barrett
Point
A. BE. F
St. Mary’s
Red-Lot
Franklin
Peg
Toap
TAG Day
Legion
Habeas Corpus Frees
Charles Morse
Herb D. Wgoun
Ebensburg
Molla
Miellon
Caraway
New York City
Hinvenden
Texas
Scastaent
Petictons
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Herb D. McGoun
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