Harding Club Formed to Back Harding Campaign in New Castle
Local citizens urge rapid organization of a Harding club in New Castle with support from prominent residents. A front porch campaign may be possible, echoing Marion Ohio signals, as the city eyes early action to match neighboring towns. A slogan like Harding Harmony and Victory is suggested.
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Harding
New Castle
Marion
William McKinley
Canton
McKinley
Harding Club
Board of Trade Gets Together for Evening Meeting
The Board of Trade plans a 7:30 gathering with vaudeville, brief talks capped at five minutes, and strict time discipline led by Capt. C Lee Horner as judge advocate. Rudy Stadelhofer heads the committee to host a free community dinner featuring barbecue beef and other dishes for its 1,060 members.
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Board of Trade
New Castle
C. Lee Horner
W. EB. Ferrer
George Muse
S. Plummer Emery
Rudy Stadelhofer
Eddie
Degree Conferred On Rev R L Foulke At Grove City
Roscoe L. Foulke pastor of the Stone church Meadville Pa received the Doctor of Divinity degree at Grove City college commencement yesterday. He earlier earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1909 after postgraduate work. The ceremonies also awarded Doctor of Laws to Governor William C Sproul and Venango County Judge George B Criswell.
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Roscoe L. Foulke
OC. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
Stone
Meadville
Grove City College
William OC. Sproul
George 8. Criswell
Venango County
Dam Break at Big Run Bathing Beach
A small break occurred this morning in the Big Run dam at the bathing beach due to rising water. The break is minor and repairable without heavy expense, caused by higher water in Neshannock Creek and the Rural Avenue dam project delaying completion.
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Big Run
Neshannock Creek
Rural Avenue
Wife Appears At Army Station For Missing Husband
Michele Cubellis enlisted at the local recruiting station but claimed single status. He was sent to Camp Upton to train for English and citizenship while his wife, Mrs. Cubellis, learns he is married, having wed Alder man O. H. B. Green yesterday.
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Michele Cubellis
Camp Upton
L. i
Ephriam Meredith
O. H. B. Green
Local residents and visitors share travel and family events
Personal mentions include Thomas Richards returning to Warren Ohio after visiting friends in this city. Thomas McCormick of Ray Street visits Cleve land for a week. Samuel Burns leaves for Oberlin College summer term. The Fishburns embark on a two week tour to Chicago Canada Montreal New York Cumberland and more. Nettie Evans visits Warren Canton Cleveland for weeks. Mrs. DuPuy suffers rheumatism and shows no improvement. Hattie Fehrenbaugh attends funeral in Sharon for Keith Lewis. Opal Clarke attends Allegheny College exercises Meadville then a sage cow n inn event. Davis family and others guests at Hughes home after golden wedding. Jessie Davis Lewis Williams attend Meadville outing and Dr. Womer and Brown join toast at fraternity banquet.
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Thomas Richards
Warren, O
Thomas McCormick, Sr
Ray Street
Cleveland
Henry DuPuy
Porter Street
Hattie Fehrenbaugh
Laurel Avenue
Sharon
Keith Lewis
G. W. Lewis
Russell Street
Opal Clarke
Raw Street
Allegheny College
Meadville
Janse
Sage*cown Inn
C. M. Davis
Ruth
Gertrude
Kenneth
Edmund Price
Pittsburgh
Henry P. Hughes
South Jefferson Street
Jessie Davis
James Lewis
Matthew Williams
H. P. Hughes
Singer Fights Over In France At Allen McQuhae Tonight
Allen McQuhae will present tenor performances at the Penn theatre tonight. Local American Legion members discovered that McQuhae served in three armies during his career, first with France, then Britain, and finally with the American forces in the 26th Yankee Division. He wears four bronze Legion buttons and earned three wounds and twice cited for bravery.
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Allen McQuhae
Penn Theatre
American Legion
Mr. McQuhae
America
McQuhae
Legionairre
Quhae
Mysterious Chicago Broker Shot in Apartment
Police opened an inquiry into the shooting of OG B Hn signify a wealthy note broker found in his apartment bathroom with a bullet wound over the heart. Neighbors heard two shots and a brief commotion Monday as the broker remained in critical condition at a city hospital.
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International News Service
Chicago
OG. B. Hnsign
Sesereey
Ensign
Woman Urged Her Kill Says Miss Zimmerman
Zimmerman faces murder charge in Springfield Massachusetts for killing cousin Dr. Henry Zimmerman. Report says other women urged her to shoot him and that she confided to them before the act. She alleges she was drugged by the doctor in his office.
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Zimmerman
U S Clock Makers Seek Top World Market Position
Chicago report notes United States competes with Switzerland and Japan for clock industry dominance. American firms face skilled labor shortages as orders from England France and South America surge, risking loss of leadership to foreign rivals. Japan has emerged as a major clock producer in five years.
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International News Service
Chicago
United States
Switzerland
Japan
England
France
South America
Pioneer Citizen R L Brown Dies On Grove City Street
R L Brown of Harrisville aged 70 and a lifelong resident collapsed and died on a Grove City street at 1 p.m. Tuesday from a stroke. He was widely known across Western Pennsylvania for his long life in the Harrisville community.
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Grove City
R. L. Brown
Harrisville
Brown
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Fairview Grange Named Grant Shaffer
The secretary of Fairview Grange was misidentified as Mrs. Hattie Ferree in a recent announcement. The correct secretary is Grant Shaffer of Ellwood City RN D No 2.
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Fairview Grange
Hattie Ferree
Ia Grant Shaffer
Ellwood City
Bergdoll Seen Last Night Near Utica
Utica police, acting on a State Police tip, are on the lookout for a blue Pierce automobile believed driven by Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. The car stopped for gas at Canastota last night and three women were reported to be with Bergdoll, with authorities noting the machine has not yet entered Utica.
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Utica
N. Y
Rev Mrs Morrow to Lead Services at Local Spiritualist Church
Rev Mrs C V Morrow will be at the First Spiritualist church on Sunday afternoon and evening June 20 to lead and conduct the services.
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Mrs. Morrow
Rubber Company Donates Park For Football Games
The New Castle Rubber company donated Cascade Park for high school football games this fall and for Westminster college on the Westminster Washington and Jefferson game date October 3. The field was leased for a year, and W. E. Duerston of Rubberworks arranged the donation easing a potential field shortage for scholastic athletics.
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New Castle Rubber Company
High School Athletic Association
Westminster College
Rubber Company
W. E. Duerston
Rubber
Planks Roil Democratic Convention Ministers Propose Prohibition and Labor
Delegates from Iowa gather with W J Bryan and Governor Edwards arriving to energize the prohibition issue. Labor leaders Samuel Gompers and Matthew Wool of the AFL push for a stronger labor plank while Irish cause supporters led by Eamon de Valera seek recognition. Suffragists Alice Paul Abbey Baker and field marshals arrive as the Palmer attendance shifts convention dynamics. National Treasurer Wilbur Marsh notes Iowa backing for Meredith but declines second choice.
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Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Edwards
Samuel Gompers
Matthew Wool
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Resolutions Committee
de Valera
Eamon de Valera
Alice Paul
Abbey Baker
Washington
Palmer
Wilbur Marsh
Meredith
Iowa
Divorce Is Sought By Actress Edith Hailer
Edith Hailer the actress in The Children of Destiny and Just Behind the Door is defendant in a Buffalo Supreme Court divorce case brought by Lawrence Weber a New York film producer. Weber says Hailer was unfaithful with Jack Dillon Mary Pickford manager. their testimony notes Dillon and Hailer at Dillon’s Los Angeles apartment showing affection.
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International News Service
Buffalo
N. Y
Edith Hailer
Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
Lawrence Weber
New York
Supreme Court
Weber
Jack Dillon
Hollywood Boulevard
Haller
Lawrence Weber, Jr
Mra. Weber
Dillon
Falls Spring Water In North Mill Street Under Review
State Health Department official Mr. Seibert arrived for a multi day conference with Health Officer Dr. Steen on Falls Spring. They will sample the spring water and send it to the state laboratory for analysis to decide if the spring can be reopened.
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Seibert
State Health Department
William L. Steen
Falls
North Mill Street
Steen
Water Company
Girl Wife Who Killed Sleeping Husband in Patterson
Edna Mensing, a 17 year old from Patterson New Jersey, shot her sleeping husband in their home. She claims the revolver was unloaded and only snapped playfully. The weapon, an old family pistol, contained three cartridges with one exploded and others showing nonfiring marks. Authorities doubt intent but have charged her with murder and detain her for action of Grau.
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Hdna Mensing
Patterson
N. J
Edna
Paterson
Grand Opera Star Sees Great Future For Sue Harvard
Met opera soprano May Peterson, touring local, predicts a bright future for Sue Harvard who has been accepted by the Metropolitan Company for next season. Peterson notes Harvard’s beautiful voice and winning personality, comparing Harvard’s rise with her own from Oshkosh church singing to prominence.
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Sue Harvard
May Peterson
New Castle
Miss Harvard
Metropolitan Company
Miss Peterson
Opera
Harvard
Peterson
Oshkosh
Wis
High School Graduate Is Married During Commencement
Terrell Oklahoma graduates received diplomas at ceremonies on June 17. After the diplomas were announced, David Wray stepped forward to receive his. A minister then joined Wray with Ruth Hightower, a graduate, in marriage right there before the audience.
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International News Service
Terrell
Okla
David Wray
Wray
Ruth Hightower
Centennial Observed At Center U P Church Despite Rain
Center U P church marks its centennial with a 10 30 a m program and a noon dinner in the basement. Rain failed to dampen the spirits or appetites of guests attending the anniversary event.
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Center U. P. Church
Students Throw Bad Eggs At Superintendent
Sterling Kansas June 17 seven high school boys hurled eggs at Superintendent Eastwood after he moved to curb smoking in the yard. Fines ranged from 25 to 200 dollars each as the incident drew district officials into a school discipline matter.
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International News Service
Sterling
Kan
Eastwood
Scotland Union meeting at Pattison home
The Scotland Union of the W. C. T. U. and L. T. L. will meet at the home of Mrs. William H. Pattison on Friday June 18 at 2 p m. Members from local chapters are invited to attend this community gathering.
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Scotland Union
William 8. Pattison
Deaths of the Day T. J. Logan
T J Logan aged 68 died at his daughter Mrs Earl Chaffees home 8 West Laurel Ave on Thursday morning June 17 at one o clock He was born October 30 1862 and married Ella Wicks June 26 1873 Surviving include wife one son John L Logan one daughter Mrs Earl Chaffee and 11 grandchildren plus five brothers and four sisters Funeral services for Mrs Emily Gray were held Tuesday night and interment made in Butler. Henry Wood of Grimes Street died at New Castle Hospital after six weeks illness born in England July 31 1841 aged 79 He is survived by wife Fannie and children William H Wood Mrs J H MeIlvenny Mrs J G Mottinger Mrs R L Williams Ed A Wood Mrs William R Thomas one daughter Mrs Ella Hammond and 2 grandchildren three great grandchildren Funeral set for 2:30 PM Saturday at 1504 Grimes St Oak Park cemetery
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T. J. Logan
Earl Chaffee
West Laurel Avenue
Mr. Logan
North Liberty
Mercer County
Ella Wicks
Slippery Rock
John L. Logan
Columbiana
Ohio
Walter
Newton Logan
Mentor
Elmer
Will Logan
Painsville
Norman Logan
Cleveland
Clara Traver
San Francisco
Cal
Bertha Downs
Detroit
J. B. Shelar
Henry Wood
Grimes _ street
New Castle
Staffordshire
England
Fannie Wood
William H. Wood
J. H. MeIlvenny
J. G. Mottinger
R. L. Williams
A. Wood
Pittsburgh
William R. Thomas
Ella Hammond
Grimes St
Oak Park Cemetery
Controversy Over Plumb Plan Divides Labor Ranks
Gompers leads in opposition to government ownership of railways tied to the Plumb plan. The convention audience heard Morrison and Green advocate government control while the majority favors modified ownership. In steel unions J G Brown says the organizing committee will quit and plans will be abandoned July 1 unless revived.
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Gompers
Postal
Committee On
Frank Morrison
William Green
Executive Council
Morrison
J. G. Brown
National Committee For Organizing
Steel Workers
Brown
Federation
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workera
May Yohe Helps Film About Hope Diamond History
May Yohe formerly renowned for her beauty assists in the production of a film recounting the tragic history of the Hope diamond. Known as Lady Frances Hope when owner of the gem she now travels to Los Angeles with her husband Captain John Smuta.
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May Yohe
Hope
Lady Frances Hope
Miss Yohe
Los Angeles
John Smuta
Bathing beaches fundraising gains buoy New Castle effort
Donation totals rise as local citizens and merchants commit funds to improve New Castle bathing beaches. Early contributions include New Castle News 100.00 and many local firms plus individuals from 5 to 265 dollars, with organizers optimistic about reaching the goal.
Woman Named Arkansas Bank Trust Officer
Mrs. Orra E. Carroll becomes the first woman trusted officer at Commercial Trust Company of Little Rock after five and a half years of steady service. She has held every position except paying teller and actively supports women in business through state and national professional clubs.
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International News Service
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Orra E. Carroll
Commercial Trust Company of
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs of
National Federation
Irish Raiders Burn Military Property
A Dublin despatch reports Irish raiders seized and burned military property at Waterford. The Mallow railway station was destroyed. Belmullet in County Mayo saw a fight at a fair with one constable killed and three injured. The British Trades Union Congress called a special meeting to discuss the Irish strike.
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International News Service
London
Waterford
Dublin
Mallow
Belmullet
County Mayo
British Tradeg Union Congress
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R L. Foulke
Army Station
Samuel T. Burns
Pine Street
Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
James Fishburn
Canada
Montreal
New York City
Cumberland
Nettie Evans
South Mill Street
Warren
Singer
Miss Zimmerman
Miss Jennie _immermanl
Henry Zimmermann
U. S
Grove City Street
Gray
Emily Gray
Superior Street
Sammel
Randles
Butler
Ralph
Fred
Quay Byers
Clarence Schenck
Frank Edwards
Harold Zimmerman
Hope Diamond
New Castle News
New Castle Herald
Winter Brow
Bam McGoun
Rowers Store
Love and McGoun
Hainer Drug Co
Ideal Lunch Arc
Mather Bros
Eseses
New Castle Hardware
Herb D. McGoun
Lawr. Savings & Trust Co
Quincy McBride
Sess
George S. Long
Barney Neiman
Reick McJunkin Co
Osab Fee
Newark Shoe Co
Rabs
Alaska Fur Co
Cece
TA Oi
Aergiof Ori
Cca
Ae Bcunom Sb Owecvsesere
A'S Ways
H. E. Zerner
CIFOR
Ceves
James Mayberry
ONRS
Fl. Fouue
Weeks CO
Chas T. Metzler
Brown & Hamilton Co
Harry
John Arkansas Bank
Union Phone
Bell Phond
Wyatt R. Campbell
Dunn Undertaking Company
Market Street
New Wilmington
Phanes
New Castile
Bell
Union
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