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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
36
A report states Portugal is urged to draw an analogy with China and face punishment for the comparison. Officials and observers weigh the political implications as tensions rise over rhetoric and international standards.
In Cant on June 16, the South China foreign offices demanded that Portugal send a delegate to Canton with the Macau governor general to apologize for attacks on Chinese. China seeks public punishment of soldiers and police and financial compensation to families of those killed, signaling a serious Macao crisis.
On May 26 Chinese workers attacked Portuguese soldiers accused of abusing a Chinese girl. Portuguese police arrested the Chinese. A labor union delegation attempting to interview the governor general was fired on, with three killed. A Portuguese gunboat reached Macau on May 29. Fighting then ensued and 38 Chinese workers were reported dead.
Mrs R G Miles of this city is re-elected recording secretary of the Women s presbyterial for a fifth year despite a rule limiting consecutive terms to three. Also elected were Mrs C E Trainor second vice president and Miss Dell Davidson junior secretary for a third year. Rev John Heinrich of Rawalpindi spoke on mission work. The 1923 meeting will be in the Wurtemburg church.
Samuel C. Koonce transfers to John J. Thompson in Wilmington for 443.48 dollars. Haywood Bartholomew to John J. Thompson Wilmington 42.70 dollars. Bertha E. Dietterle to Mary J. Frey Second ward for 1 dollar. George T. Weingartner to Joseph J. Fehl Fourth ward for 1 dollar. Joseph G. Walter to Guy W. Bailey Seventh ward for 1 dollar. Thomas E. Smith to J F P Kennelly Hickory for 1 dollar. J F P Kennelly to Lomizi Bellurie Hickory for 190 dollars. W H Marquis to J F P Kennelly Fifth ward for 1 dollar. J Baker to Fred A. Baker Hickory for 1 dollar. William D. Myers to Nellie D. Rea New Castle for 1 dollar. Harry Huston to Ed E. Marshall J M McMillen to Edward E. Marshall Second ward for 1 dollar. Frank E. Hanna to James F. Covert Neshannock for 1 dollar.
The crown of Hungary comprises two diadems with origins traced to 1000 and 1072, reflecting a long royal heritage. The pieces symbolize enduring legitimacy and national identity within Hungarian history.
Strickler reports on the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World gathering. England pursues 1924 in London to boost business. Roger Babson predicts advertising rising to church school public esteem. 300 new clubs seek formation nationwide. Milwaukee chosen for 1923 congress. Louis F. Holland elected president. Strickler lauds Milwaukee as ideal convention host.
Portersville Station reports the funeral journey of Mrs A C Ramsey wife of Prof A C Ramsey. Ramsey died Tuesday morning after a lengthy illness. she lapsed into coma Saturday and could not recover. Interment followed in Ellwood cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Mark Glenn were held at her home with Rev Clark and Rev McClelland officiating. interment was in the United Presbyterian cemetery.
The Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian church Ladies Missionary Society plans its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs D S McIlwain on the Butler road on June 21 or 22. frost damaged May strawberry crop. sour cherries ripening. blackberries depend on rain. Local residents Elsie Ramsey Bertha Dean Laura and Frances Campbell Harry Gross and Fred Campbell attended Slippery Rock events. Rev Orris Fisher of California finished a visit. health improves for Mrs Scott Shaw in Colorado.
Miss Sterling the librarian seeks small donations to fill two existing and three more library window boxes with plants. Contributions by individuals or organizations will add cheerfulness worth more than the cost. Call Miss Sterling to express interest.
An ice cream and strawberry social at Kings Chapel Pulaski Road on Tuesday evening June 20 raises funds for the church senior class taught by T. G. Wallace.
A street car and automobile driven by J G Travers collided at Beaver and West Washington streets at 11 30 p m Thursday. The auto struck a telephone pole bending the right front fender and wheel and broke the curb light globe. Occupants were J G Travers Miss Travers and Miss Catherine Guinaugh. No injuries were reported.
Frank P. Andrews & Son, Plumbers of 22 Mill St, announce a 10 day sale to clear excess stock. The firm offers unusually low prices on plumbing supplies and services to reduce inventories.
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