Jans Violate Allied Ruling in China Rail Junction
A Japanese force seized the Pogranichnaya junction on the Chinese Eastern railway defying the allied commission ruling. Vladivostok consular corps protested, with the United States and other nations represented joining the protest per Far Eastern delegation spokesman M. Skvirski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Washington
Tant
Pogranichnaya
Interewiiied
Alway Commission
Vladivoscalsang
Far Astern
Vladivostok
United States
Great Britain
France
China
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Sweden
M. Skvirsky
Far Eastern
Local Co. Bricks Chosen For Sheep Hill School Exterior
In a joint Shenangka and Taylor township meeting at the County Superintendent's office, dark red tapestry brick from New Castle Mining and Clay Products Co. were selected for the exterior of the new Sheep Hill School building. Samples were reviewed and the local firm’s brick was deemed best for the six room structure to be built by BE. P. Workley of Islewood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenangka Township
Taylor Township
Ball
New Castle
Real estate transfers list many small property trades
Charles C. Robingson to Elmer T. Tintaman in Fourth ward for 2300 dollars. Mary E. Palmer to Florence B Hobson in Shenango township for 1 dollar. South Side Garage Co to Clarence H Sadter in Third ward for 1 dollar. Theodore Morgan to Charles Morgan in Fifth ward for 2400 dollars. Morgan Kring to Charles Mor. William Beck to Walter A Beck in Big Beaver township for 1 dollar. Walter A Beck to William Beck in South Side. Garage to Harold A Gibson in Fifth ward for 1 dollar. Elwood City Realty Cs to Steve Tork in Wayne township for 50 cents. William W Patterson to Raymond E Pettit in North Beaver township for 1 dollar. Eliza Cameron to Gertrude Buchanan in Union township for 1 dollar. George T Weingartner to John W Fisher in Shenango township for 1 dollar. Joseph Kramar to George Kramar in Eighth ward for 3100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Robingson
Elmer T. Tintaman
Fourth Ward
Mary E. Palmer
Florence B. Hobson
Shenango Township
South Side Carage Co
Clarence H. Sadter
Theodore Morgan
Charles Mor-gan
Morgan
Kring
Charles Morgan
Fifth Ward
William Beck
Walter A. Beck
Big Beaver
South Side
Harold A. Gibson
Elwood City Realty Cs
Steve Tork
Wayne Township
William W. Patterson
Raymond E. Pettit
North Beaver Township
Eliza Cameron
Gertrude Buchanan
Union Township
George T. Weingartner
John W. Fisher
Joseph Kramar
George Kramar
Eighth Ward
Plaintiff Sues Reick-McJunkin for $25,000 Damages
David M. John, through attorney James A. Chambers, sues Reick-McJunkin Co for 25,000 seeking damages after injuring in a dark excavation under an alley top passageway near the company's milk plant. John, a former employee, fell when a two foot ditch across the archway was left unprotected, causing head, neck, back, and nervous system injuries and reduced earning capacity from 40 to 15 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. John
James A. Chambers
Rieck-McJunkin Company
Beaver Street
Diamond Alley
John
Ten Trapped On Liner Drown in Hamburg Tow Incident
Ten persons drowned when the Brazilian Lloyd liner Avore capsized while being towed to her dock by tugs. The accident occurred Friday afternoon off Hamburg as crew were trapped beneath decks and unable to escape. Officials warned the death toll could rise to as many as 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hamburg
Germany
Enon Valley Couple Returns From Niagara Falls Wedding
Arthur Ray and his bride have returned from their wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Main Street through the public square, between the railroad tracks, is now open for travel. The local Glee club presented its play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ray
Niagara Falls
Glee Club
The Cowboy Sheriff and Grange Festival Preview
The I O O Y hall hosts The Cowboy Sheriff on Thursday night. Saturday brings Little Beaver Grange strawberry and ice cream festival on the Grange lawn. Jeff Kalle’s Main Street home nears occupancy. Mrs Emmett Coblentz is reported ill. Mrs Sid Cook, operated on Tuesday afternoon, is reported much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboy
Little Beaver Grange
Grange Lawn
Jeff Kalle
Main Street
Emmett Coblentz
Sid Cook A
Restrain Order Bars Police Interference With Racing News
Detroit June 17 A client judge issued a temporary injunction against the prosecutor and police, blocking interference with newspaper publication of racing news in Detroit and elsewhere. The action follows a complaint by the prosecutor against race odds publications, supported by a municipal court ruling upholding a state law against publication and sale of race odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Detroit
Dingeman
Davis To Continue Philadelphia Office
Philadelphia June 17 The State Prohibition Director Davis will keep his Philadelphia office in the Flint building Broad Street above Race as approved by Assistant Prohibition Commissioner Jones. The new site on an entire floor will house over 40 additional clerks while the enforcement office stays in the Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
State Prohibition
Davis
Harrisburg
Tofday
Prohibition
Jones
Washington
Flint
Broad Street
Race
Federal
Bootlegger Bail Refused by Blairsville Squire
Blairsville Pa June 17 Squire Hodge maintains strict justice to bootleggers. Facing a reported Mauer violation case the squire sent the offender to the town calaboose without bail. A plea to change Sunday clothes met the reply you violate the law in your Sunday clothes so you can go to jail in them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Blairsville
Squire Hodge
Calaboose
Belgian Minister of Justice Vandervelde Not Assassinated
A report claiming Belgian Minister of Justice M. Vandervelde was assassinated in Moscow was denied in Brussels on June 17. The denial confirms Vandervelde remains alive and questions the accuracy of the Moscow incident report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Brussels
M. Vandervelde
Moscow
Thousands Attend Uniontown Races
Uniontown Pa June 17 Twenty five thousand or more persons filled the Uniontown speedway under a blazing sun to watch the 225 mile universal trophy car race Ally and Corum did not show up. Entrants included Duray Hatbe Frontenacs Wonderlich Fetterman Deusenbergs Elliott Milton Leach Mulford Frontenac Harty Deusenhers Murphy Murphy Special Gardner Bentz Special Curtner Fronty Ford Howard and Fronty Ford Mulford burned bearing in yesterday's trials and may not start. Heavy rain last night soaked the track, making it faster than ever. First spectators arrived at 8 am and crowds grew rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Uniontown
Parsons
Uniontown Speedway
Ally and
Corum
Duray
Hatbe
Frontenacs
Wonderlich
Fetterman
Deusenbergs
Elliott
Milton
Leach
Mulford
Frontenac
Harty
Deusenhers
Murphy
Gardner
Plan Outing At Brady's Lake On Saturday
Annual outing and picnic of the New Castle Division of the Veteran Employer Association of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will be held July 15 at Brady Lake. It is a joint affair with members of the Akron Division Association and includes the ladies auxiliaries. The New Castle and Cleveland districts have been consolidated as the Akron district, uniting branches in one promirgarion. The next meeting of the New Castle Division Association will be held July in the Baltimore and Ohio freight office in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Veteran Employer Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brady Lake
Akron Division
Cleveland
Akron
Veteran Employes' Association
New Castle Dilingion Association
Baltimore and Ohio
Youngstown
Jurors Summoned for Second Week of Court
The court summons a long list of jurors for the second week of quarter sessions, naming H A Anderson Taylor Mont Black Wm B Roston Thomas Boughter Alfred Brown John Brommier J P Buchanan Roy Burns Catherine Caven William Carson Prudence Clements A K Conn Jacob J Dean Richard Elmore John M Fields Joseph Francis T J Garvin John A Galley Carmi L Glover Tra Gibaga Wm H Gillespie Paul A Haid B N Hanlon Mary D Hainer Clare Hettenbaugh Leo J Heinrich Fred A Holmes William Horchler L A Kane John W Kaller Jesse T Keller Parker King Harry Kline Wm M Knox Roy W Roach Ira J McAnns W F R McClain Earl McClusky A G McCounhy John F McCormick Thomas E H McCreary Gyrus L Martin Hart Marshall Jarry Manewal Ralph Maxwell Robert S Mercer Harvay Miller Walter Mitcheltres James Morrow Wilhelmina Newell Gibson Nickum J W Offutt Harry P Pratt Harold Price George A Rae George T Ralston Fred Reader Samuel L Rhodes Oscar Slack James M Smith J R Smith Sarah Stoner Chas J Streib David J Thoman Frank Vallely W W White George Wimner W Woods Mareball Wright plus others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Anderson
Taylor
Mont Black
Neshannock
Wm. B. Roston
Thomas Boughter
Ant Alfred Brown
Big Beaver
John Brommier
J. P. Buchanan
Pulaski
Roy Burns
Wayne
Catherine Caven
Ellwood
William Carson
Shenango
Prudence Clements
A. K. Conn
Co. P. Cox
Jacob J. Dean
Richard Elmore
John M. Fields
Joseph Francis
New Wilmington
T. J. Garvin
John A. Galley
Carmi L. Glover
Tra Gibaga
Union
Wm. H. Gillespie
Paul A. Haid
B. N. Hanlon
Mary D. Hainer
Clare Hettenbaugh
Leo J. Heinrich
Flrat
Fred A. Holmes
Wilmingcron
William Horchler
L. A. Kane
John W. Kaller
Jesse T. Keller
Parker King
Big Reaver
Harry Kline
Wm. M
Oscar Slack
James M. Smith
J. R. Smith
Sarah Stoner
Slippery Beech
Chas
J. Streib
David J. Thoman
Frank Vallely
White
Mahoning
George Wimner
Slippary Rock
W. W. Woods
Mareball Wright
Two Men Sentenced On Liquor Charges
Joe Slucowski pleaded guilty to a liquor charge and was ordered by Judge Emery to pay a $600 fine plus costs and to serve two months in the county jail. Julius Reth received a $500 fine plus costs and three months in the Allegheny County workhouse. The New York State National Guard reports 773 officers and 16,408 enlisted men in active strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Slucowski
Emery
Costy
Julius Reth
Costa
Alegheny
New York State National Guard
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Jans
Allied
Pogranichnaya Railway Junction
Consular Corps
David Sll
Verman
M. Leland Stanford, Jr
Hyland
Long Beach
Cal
Reick-McJunkin Company
Enon Valley
Methodist Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Whitla Plumbing Co
Croton Ave
Asie
Ieee
Etic
New Castra
Ellwood City
Wilder & Curry
Citizens Phony
Brady's Lake
Axminster
Kirman
Manhattan
Khorsian
Liberty
Norwood
Cornell Rugs
Highspire
Beverly
Roxbury
Wonder Rugs
Frew Furniture Co
East
Washington Street
Riecks
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