Cabinet Begins Work Of Problems Of French Policy
Paris dispatch reports Premier Edouard Herriot's new ministry outlined domestic and foreign policies to be read in the chamber and senate. The cabinet plans talks with Belgium on reparations and Ruhr, with Dawes plan support noted.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Elysee Palace
Chamber of Deputies
M. Herriot
Doumergue
Senate
Chamber
Brussels
Herriot
London
MacDonald
Dawes
Accuse Auto Driver Of Being Drunk
Mike Opre was arrested Saturday by City Officers Hillers and Kennedy and County Officer Hicks while drunk and operating his automobile. A charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor has been made against Opre in the office of Alderman Walter T. Hamilton by Chief of Police J Ed. Elder. Buy what thou hast no need of and ere long thou shalt sell thy necessaries.
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Mike Opre
Hillers and Kennedy
Hicks
Opre
Walter T. Hamilton
J. Ed. Elder
Tanlac Ends Troubles Says Nanticoke Woman
Mrs. A J Tucker of 120 Orchard Street Nanticoke Pennsylvania credits Tanlac with ending six years of stomach trouble nervousness and severe headaches starting in 1918. She reports lasting relief and ongoing health and recommends Tanlac to others while noting it is available at all druggists.
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Tanlac
A. J. Tucker
Orchard Street
Nanticoke
Accumulation of Business Awaits British Commons
Parliament reassembled after Whitsun to tackle heavy domestic and foreign business. Key items include the financial program housing shortage pension bills labor troubles and unemployment. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald returns from Scotland for the reparations conference with France and to address Mexico where H A S Cummins was expelled for propaganda against Obregon.
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Luther A. Huston
International News Service
London
Ramsay McDonald
Edouard Herriot
France
Commons
MacDonald
Scotland
Herriot
Mexico
H. A. S. Cummins
Obregon
Rose Show Postponed to June 24 and 25
The Garden Committee of the Federation of Women's Clubs postpones the Rose Show to Tuesday and Wednesday June 24 and 25 due to bad weather. Exhibits will be in the East Washington street store room once used by Fisher Furniture Co. Entries must be received by Mrs. D. R. Davis. Judges for peonies include John Carman, John Barnett, and Mrs. Strickland Kneas. more judges will be announced.
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The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
East Washington Street
Fisher Furniture Co
May Hoyt
D. R. Davis
John Carman
Colonel Spoonmaker
Sewickley Heights
John Barnett
J. B. Lyon
Sewickley
Strickland Kneas
Youngstown
Buick Car Stolen From Mrs Earl’s Garage
A Buick belonging to Mrs. Robert Earl of 130 Quest Street was stolen Saturday night from the rear garage of the water company office on North Mill Street. The garage door hinges were removed. The car was recovered near the courthouse Sunday evening.
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Buick
Robert Earl
Quest Street
Water Company
North Mill Street
Court House
Man Fined for Brass Knuckles Case in City Hearing
Harry Dutch was arrested Saturday night for possessing brass knuckles. He paid a $25 fine after a hearing before Mayor William H. Dunlap.
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Harry Dutch
William H. Dunlap
Three Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Saturday Night Bust
C Murphy Chester Hopkins and William Graves were arrested Saturday night by Officers Campbell Fleeger and Syling. They faced disorderly conduct charges. Murphy and Hopkins paid $10 fines each. Graves had sentence suspended.
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C. Murphy
Chester Hopkins
William Graves
Campbell
Fleeger
Syling
Murphy
Hopkins
Graves
New Castle Ice Plants Ready To Meet Summer Demand
Local ice manufacturers led by H. A. Rugh report ample supply from Conneaut Lake to Brady's Lake near New Castle. Lake Erie produced ice six weeks longer than usual, keeping ready stock high. City plants total 210 tons daily capacity, with current demand typically below 190 tons. May production is slower than average due to cool, rainy weather, but warmer days may raise consumption.
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H. A. Rugh
Conneaut Lake
Stoneboro
Brady’s Lake
New Castle
Lake Erie
Fire destroys barn. horse dies in Moravia Street blaze
A Sunday night fire at 936 Moravia Street destroyed an old barn, likely incendiary, burning a valuable horse owned by Giovanni Casacchia. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad owned the barn. This is the second blaze in two weeks. June 3 also left the structure damaged. Fire alarm from Box 63 at 7:50 p.m. firefighters remained about an hour.
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Moravia Street
Giovanni Casacchia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Central Fire Station
Club Members To Host Ice Cream Supper At Armstrong Home
George Martin and a long list of club members including Mrs Clara Brenna man Mrs Minnie Cooper and many others will entertain their husbands and families at an ice cream supper at the home of Mrs T J Armstrong in two weeks.
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George Martin
Clara Brennaman
Minnie Cooper
Sara Orr
Dorothy Drake
Ruth Lowry
Billy Jordan
Clarence Drake
T. J. Armstrong
New Castle Lodge Meets On Saturday
New Castle lodge No. 195 I O O F held a regular meeting Saturday evening in the I O O F hall on North Mill Street. Noble Grand F D Reader presided. W R Vaughn reported on the grand lodge sessions at Reading Pennsylvania. Final arrangements were made for the memorial service held Sunday afternoon at Oak Park cemetery.
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New Castle Lodge
North Mill Street
F. D. Reader
Noble Grand
Grand Lodge
Reading
W. R. Vaughn
Oak Park Cemetery
Volant Club Elects Officers At Leesburg Meeting
Mrs. William Drake entertained the Ful of Pep club near Leesburg on Thursday. A dinner preceded a business meeting electing Mrs. Clara Black captain and Mrs. Pearl McConnell assistant. Attendance included Mrs. Nina Rudolph and son, Mrs. Monas Collins, Mrs. George Douglas, and others.
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William Drake
Leesburg
Clara Black
Pearl McConnell
Nina Rudolph and Son
Monas Collins
George Douglas
Patterson Funeral Services Held for Edwin T Patterson
Funeral services for Edwin T Patterson formerly of North Beaver Township were held at Fern Stinson residence in Masury on Sunday afternoon. Burial followed at the New Bedford cemetery with Knights of Pythias rites.
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Edwin T. Patterson
North Beaver Township
Fern Stinson
Masury
Knights of Pythias
Long to Attend Dem Convention
James Long a noted traveling salesman from this city plans to attend sessions of the Democratic national convention in New York next week. He is among several local residents planning to attend the event during its sessions.
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James Long
New York
Lehen Family Thanks Friends After Daughter’s Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs Clarence Lehen express gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during their daughter’s illness and passing. They thank supporters for flowers and for automobiles donated and sign off with the Lehen family. Local 11
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Clarence Lehen
Mrs. Lehen
New Discovery Kills Germs of Catarrh
Kojene the new antiseptic is four times stronger than carbolic acid and non poisonous. It may be used as a nasal spray and throat gargle to remove catarrh and bad breath without irritating membranes. A bottle costs 60 cents at New Castle Drug Corporation and McKee's Kut Rate. Money back if catarrh isn’t gone.
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New Castle Drug Corporation
McKee
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MAZDA
Marvin Electric CO
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Mote & Brindley
North Apple Way
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News Want
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Vaail
Ee Veerhees
Philadelphia
Tonzam
Itos P
Neiman’s
E.wash
ST. New Castle, PA
New Canton
Jersey
Volant
Patterson
Cantilever Shoes
Cantilever Shoe Shop
New Castle, Pa
Dem
Nylotis
Love & Megown
David H. Long
State of
Pennsylvania
Department of Banking Regulation
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace Bldg
Jacob Levine & Sons CO
South Mill Street
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