Naval Program Reaches Senate for Ratification
The 1922-23 naval construction plan was reduced to 65 million dollars due to the Washington treaty limits and today reached the Senate for confirmation. The plan envisions a 10 million dollar annual naval program funded largely by prior appropriations, credits, and limited tax support, with specific allocations for battleship completion, aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, submarines, and auxiliaries. Senator Poindexter predicted ratification as the Senate Naval Affairs Committee moves to push the plan through despite slower treaty ratifications abroad.
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William K. Hutchison
Washington
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
United States
Great Britain
France
Senate
Colorado
Maryland
West Virginia
Ward's Father Believed To Be Headed This Way
Williamsp ort report says George S Ward wealthy New York baker left Williamsport today not toward New York State. It is thought he went to Pittsburgh as Walter Ward faces a grand jury indictment for the killing of Clarence Peters. The Ward Baking company versus Hazelton Baking company case concluded last evening in the U S court.
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International News Service
Williamsport
George S. Ward
New York
Walter S. Ward
Westchester, N. Y
Clarence Peters
New York State
Ward
Pittsburgh
Ward Baking Company
Hazelton Baking Company
United States
Night theater listings suggest films at Regent and more
The Regent presents William S. Hart in Travelin on and Liberty shows Eugene O'Brien in Channing of the Northwest. Star features Wesley Barry in Bits of Life and Jane Novak in Belle of Alaska. Penn screens Bebe Daniels in A Game Chicken and Brownie in a comedy. Pauline Frederick stars at the Dome in The Glory of Clementina.
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Star
Wesley Barry
Penn
Bebe Daniels
Brownie
Liberty
Eugene O’brien
Channing of
Northwest
Dome
Pauline Frederick
Clementina
West Point Cadet DieS In Auto Train Collision Near Allaire
A motor car carrying Stewart and a female companion was struck at Lakewood Crossing west of Allaire New Jersey. Stewart, from Kansas City Missouri, died. Eight others injured include B McHenry a government inspector. The car’s driver was badly hurt and a woman passenger escaped unharmed. The crossing has standard signals and an automatic alarm bell.
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Lakewood Crossing
Allaire
Stewart
Kansas City
Railroad Co
Philadelphia
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
B. McHenry
Spring Lake Hospital
Harding presses congress for immediate action on subsidies and bonus
President Harding signals a demand for an extraordinary session to push the ship subsidy bill and warns against Senate maneuvers to fast track the bonus measure. He opposes political games over tariffs and notes the bonus would take effect next year, fueling speculation on Washington’s political future.
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Oring
Congress
Senate
Harding
House
Washington
Policemen in Sofia Shape Women’s Fashion Rules
In Sofia, police officers act as arbiters of women's attire, judging the decency of low necklines and short skirts and enforcing propriety in public spaces. The unusual authority reflects local norms and enforcement practices affecting daily dress.
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Sofia
Early Irish Free State polls show light voter turnout
Early polling reports show low turnout as voters weigh the treaty and constitution amid a polarized field. Observers note possible gains for independents if military pressure rises in Tippeary and Mayo, while De Valera opponents push for non parliamentary seats. Women vote in unusually large numbers, and the constitution text publication is seen aiding independents.
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Irish Free State
Dail Éireann
de Valera
Dail
Tipperary
Mayo
The
Freeman’s Journal
Irish Independent Today
Girl Witness Refuses to Aid Case Against Suspect
Susie Monica testifies under guard that Mike Jarvis assaulted her in his Bleakley avenue room but gives inconsistent statements. She recalls meeting Jarvis on Sciota street with Margaret and Anna Vance, and claims she was driven to a picture show with payment. She denies accepting money or telling police about the alleged assaults. Vance sisters to testify later.
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Mike Jarvis
Susie Monica
Bleakley Avenue
Emery
R. L. Hildebrand
Commonwealth
Mont L. Riley
Mark L. Rabinovitz
M. J. Young
Rae Muirhead
Jarvis
Sciota Street
Margaret
Anna Vance
Long Avenue
Susie
Vance
Grading Wool Set to Begin June 26 in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Cooperative Wool Growers Inc will start receiving and grading wool at its warehouse on South Moravia Street near Gardner Avenue from June 26. Nonmembers may pool by delivering that week, with a $1 membership fee payable in cash or via deduction from the wool check. Youth under 21 with under 50 pounds of wool may pool free. The pool serves Butler and other counties, with operating costs deducted from receipts. Delivery days are listed by district from June 26 to June 34, with the usual warehouse used.
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Lawrence County Co-operative Wool Growers, Inc
Lawrence County Co-operative Wool Grow
South
Moravia Street
Gardner Avenue
Mahoning Township
North Beaver Township
Butler County
Beaver County
Little Beaver
Big Beaver
Wayne
Perry
Pulaski
Wilmington
Washington
Plain Grove
Scott
Slippery Rock
Hickory
Shenango
Union Townships
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Harold Aiken of New Castle and Mrs. Robert Linton of Bartram avenue join admitted list along with Mrs. Ethel Bookamer of New Castle and Mrs. Mary Oledycka of Pennsylvania avenue. Discharges include Lois May Curry of Fairmont avenue, Gladys and Grace Hockenberry, and Mrs. Mary Fox of Lowellville.
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Harold Aiken
New Castle
Robert Linton
Bartram Avenue
Ethel Bookamer
Mary Oledycka
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lois May Curry
Fairmont Avenue
Gladys and Grace Hockenberry
Maryand Avenue
Mary Fox
Lowellville
West Point honors Newark cadet Barrett as top honor graduate
Charles J. Barrett of Newark New Jersey led the United States Military Academy at West Point as honor graduate. He served in the American Expeditionary Forces as a dispatch rider with the Twenty ninth Division and was chosen from 185 applicants to attend Point on merit.
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Charles J. Barrett
Newark
N. J
United States Military Academy At
West Point
Barrett
A. BE. F
Point
President Asked To Dismiss Democrats In Treasury Office
Republican lawmakers from Tennessee and Ohio urge President Harding to remove Democrats from the treasury department and replace them with Republicans. They circulated a list of treasury employees suspected of Democratic ties, asserting a Democratic ring blocks changes.
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Treasury
International News Service
Washington
Harding
Treasury Department
Lou Scott
Tennessee
James Begg
Ohio
House
Scott
St Marys School Children Enter Religious Retreat
One hundred fifty children from St Marys school began a religious retreat this morning lasting until Sunday morning June 18. They will celebrate their first Holy Eucharist in a solemn high mass at 10 45 a m in a decorated church. The class is the largest first communicants group in church and school history under Rev Fr M J Brenan.
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St. Mary’s School
M. J. Brenan
Conservatives and Radicals Clash at Labor Convention
At the AFL convention in Cincinnati on June 16 conservatives and radicals clashed over a universal union label. President Samuel Gompers ordered a vote of the committee on non concurrence. The report was adopted and the proposal defeated, marking a second setback for the radicals.
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Warren W. Wheaton
Ternational News Service
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Universal Union Labor
Samuel Gompers
Committee of Labels
Universal Union
Dancing egg insect novelty shocks California towns
In Shasta county California a new insect novelty appears. Eggs cling to oak leaves and mature eggs drop to the ground then dance about. Cracking sounds are heard when placed to the ear. Eggs bound and spring into the air up to 16 inches. Active in early morning.
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Shasta County
California
Deaths of the Day Mrs David McClelland
Death notice for Mrs. David McClelland who died at her Greeley Colorado home on Thursday June 15 in her 84th year. She lived in this city for many years and was a longtime member of the Reformed Presbyterian church. Survived by three sons William A Scott B and Gilbert E of Greeley and two daughters Mrs Rebecca Lewis of Greeley and Mrs Charles Hutchman of Pawnee City Nebraska.
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David McClelland
Greeley
Colorado
Charles Hutchman
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Death of Margaret Smith Spence at 13 in Croton
After months of illness Margaret Smith Spence, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Spence of 730 Cleveland avenue, died at home Thursday June 15 at 8 30 pm. Born in Scotland, she came to the United States at age one. A Croton Methodist church member and Oak street school pupil, she is survived by three sisters Mary Elizabeth Hanna. Funeral from 730 Cleveland avenue Saturday at 2 30 pm with Rev D Ralph Dunn officiating. Interment in Graceland cemetery.
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Margaret Smith Spence
Hugh Spence
Cleveland Avenue
Scotland
Croton Methodist Church
Oak Street
Mary
Elizabeth
Hanna
D. Ralph Dunn
Croton
Funeral services for Thomas Cromie at residence 515 Galbreath
Funeral services for Thomas Cromie will be held from the residence at 515 Galbreath Avenue Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Interment will follow in Oak Park Cemetery.
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Thomas Cromie
Galbreath Avenue
Oak Park Cemetery
Death of Mrs Amelia Schanzenbacher at 95 in Louisville
Mrs Amelia Schanzenbacher aged 95 died last evening at her granddaughter Mrs H L Gordon's home 2211 North Highland avenue after complications. She was born in Schondorf Germany September 11 1827 and lived in Louisville over sixty years before moving to the Gordon residence two years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank P Seiler granddaughter and three great grandchildren Julia Shirley and Loving Gordon. Funeral Saturday at two from the Gordon home. Interment in Oak Park mausoleum private. Flowers omitted.
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Amelia Schanzenbacher
H. L. Gordon
North Highland Avenue
John Schanzenbacher
Schondorf
Germany
Louisville
Mrs Mary Stevens widow dies at 604 County Line Street
Mrs Mary Stevens aged 76 widow of William Stevens died at her home June 15 after a two year illness. She could not see for months yet bore affliction patiently. A Epworth Methodist church member born January 13 1835 in Chester County. Survived by three daughters Mrs E C Crocker Mrs Harriet Ketzel and Mrs T A Paine a sister Mrs Susan Trapper. Funeral Monday at two p m from the residence with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Mary
Stevens
William Stevens
County Line Street
T. A. Paine
Easton
Susan Trapper
Greenwood Cemetery
Morrow 86 Dies. Widens Family Ties Across Cities
John F. Morrow aged 86 formerly of this city dies at his daughter Mrs James A Paisley s home in Cleveland Ohio. Survived by six children Viola Thompson Elmer C Clyde O Clark Moore Ellis S Morrow and Mrs Paisley of Cleveland two sisters Jane McMillin Mary Gaston two brothers Mack Morrow Will Morrow twenty two grandchildren thirty seven great grandchildren one great great grandchild. Funeral at the Paisley residence in Cleveland Monday at 2 p m.
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John F. Morrow
James A. Paisley
Cleveland
Ohio
Viola Thompson
Elmer C
Clyde O
Clark Moore
Ellis S. Morrow
Paisley
Jane McMillin
Mary Gaston
Mack Morrow
Will Morrow
New Castle
Stock Men Unveil Monument To Hog
Hundreds of stock breeders gathered at Blue Ball near Middletown Ohio to witness the unveiling of a monument to a hog the first of the Poland China strain. The monument marks the home site of W C Hankinson who in 1875 wrote the first hog pedigree establishing the Poland China strain. Miss Irene Hankinson granddaughter unveiled the monument.
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Middletown
Blue Ball
W. C. Hankinson
Irene Hankinson
Ad Men to Observe Franklin's Birthday
Advertising men at the Associated Advertising Clubs convention in Milwaukee decide to observe Benjamin Franklin's birthdate January 17 as a special occasion. Louis Holland of Kansas City is elected president and Jesse H. Neal of New York secretary treasurer. The 1923 convention will be at Atlantic City.
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International News Service
Milwaukee
Wis
Benjamin Franklin
Associated Advertising Clubs
Louis Holland
Kansas City
Jesse H. Neal
New York
Atlantic City
Picnic Permission Granted for Gaston Park on July Fourth
The Christian Missionary Alliance of South New Castle Borough asked council for a July Fourth picnic at Gaston Park. The request was approved today, enabling the event.
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Christian Missionary Alliance of
South New Castle
Gaston Park
Tag Day Nets Legion $350
Miss Edna Hopkins announces that the American Legion Women's Auxiliary Tag Day raised slightly over 350 dollars via flag sales. The Mahoning town girls, supervised by Mrs. Charles T. Westfall, performed well. The drive committee included Miss Eda Hopkins, Mrs. C. E. Fullerton, Mrs. R. J. Davis, Mrs. Harold Blewitt, and Mrs. Charles T. Westfall.
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Edna Hopkins
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Mahoningtown
Charles T. Westfall
Eda Hopkins
C. E. Fullerton
R. J. Davis
Harold Blewitt
Legionists Back Labor Fight at AFL Convention
In Cincinnati at Convention Hall on June 16 Hanford Monider, commander of millions of returned WWI veterans, urged the American Legion to back organized labor against forces aiming to undermine national integrity, calling for a real American ballot fight.
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International News Service
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
American Legion
Habeas Corpus Frees Son of Charles Morse
Erwin W. Morse son of Charles W Morse was discharged from custody by Justice Siddons of the District Supreme Court after being held by U S Commissioner McDonald to answer an indictment charging fraudulent use of the mails The court based its action on a habeas corpus proceeding filed by Morse asserting violation of his constitutional rights
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Nternational News Service
Washington
Erwin W. Morse
Charles W. Morse
Justice Siddons
District Supreme Court
U. S
McDonald
Morse
Siddons
Boy Drowns While Bathing at Glen Osborne Dam
SEWICKLEY Pa June 16 Kenneth Cook ten year old Crescent street Sewickley was drowned yesterday afternoon at the Glen Osborne dam on the Ohio river where he and other boys were bathing. The body was recovered 15 minutes later and taken to an Sewickley undertaking establishment.
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Sewickley
Kenneth Cook
Crescent Street
Glen Osborne
Ohio River
Assault Trials Delayed in Ebensburg Cases
Ebensburg June 16 Trials in the assault cases brought by Arthur Garfield Hays of New York against one official and four Coal and Iron Police from Vintondale may not begin today. A murder trial blocks progress as Hays and his team push to resolve the actions before the coal strike ends.
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International News Service
Ebensburg
Arthur Garfield Hays
New York
Coal and Iron Police
Vinton Colleries Company
Vintondale
Hays
English Girl Defeats Mallory in Kent Championship
London reports Kitty McKane, a 19 year old English player, defeated American champion Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory in the Kent tennis championship. McKane won 6-1 2-6 6-3 in the semi finals while Mallory was outvolleyed and out positioned.
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International News Service
London
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Kent
Mallory
Kitty McKane
Miss Ryan
Beamish
Mellon Resignation Predicted By Caraway
Senator Carraway of Arkansas predicted Mellon would resign within weeks, saying Elmer Dover allied with the president would force the move by opposing patronage. He cited a pamphlet circulated among Republicans naming Democrats in treasury key posts as proof.
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International News Service
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Senate
Carraway
Arkansas
Elmer Dover
Harding
Treasury Department
First hospital for injured industrial workers opened in NYC
The Reconstruction hospital in New York City becomes the nation s first facility built specifically to treat workers hurt on the job, marking a new approach to industrial health care and worker protection.
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Reconstruction
New York City
Airplanes Used in Texas to Hunt for Drowned Bodies
Aircraft were deployed at low altitude across Texas to locate drowning victims, aiding a search operation. The effort involved multiple planes and crews sweeping likely waterway areas for missing persons.
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Texas
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