No Services Here On Dry Years Eve Funeral Plans Rumored
Clu es from New Castle report big preparations for a Dry Year's Eve event with informal funeral advisories for John Barleycorn. Club members only, highly stag and with limited seating at a hotel buffet. Hotels expect the funeral not to occur within six months as liquor interests brace for impact.
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Waile
Otter
New Castle
Momimioud Eventuie
Nane
Tamentuil
John Barleycoro
Bes
Woodrow Wilson
Hin
Castle
Lazarus Bollin Goes to Liberty in 250 Reward Case
The report details Lazarus Bollin linked to the William Caspler murder in Wampum. A reward of 250 dollars, dead or alive, is offered. Bollin, described as six feet tall and very dark, was wounded near Homewood. Proceedings show no counsel for him and two attorneys appointed for his defense.
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Ing
Lazarus
Karrainding
Cent
Lazirua Bolin
Tie
William Caspler
Wampum
Casaler
Bollin
Rollin
Homewood
D. Ty Uockfort
Martin Gratin
Jadpe Fmety
Wink
Meeting notes of New Castle Afro-Americans group
Fragmentary report describes a meeting with Allen Shelton as Green and a hostess, mentions Sunshina Keusingon and Mrs Katie Long Sib Lait, and references Rosie Lill, Migs Ferrodis, and other individuals at a residence. The text is incomplete and unclear in names and details but indicates a local community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Shelton
Green
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting in New Brighton
Religious and fraternal groups in the area hold meetings and report activities across churches and societies. Local women’s and youth groups plan large delegations. linen drives support a Pittsburgh hospital. various societies schedule meetings at homes and churches with leaders named and topics including anti-narcotics and inter-county planning for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annwal
Lin Missionary Seneties
Boavar Valley
New Brighton
New Triydon
Hittsburgh
W. Jaulebell
Tly Highland Society
Crowded City Spot Sparks Debate Over Occupation Rights
A fragmented report describes residents clamoring for a single public space near a hotel and rink, with questions about access rules and potential conflicts. The text shows jumbled dialogue about occupancy, authority, and community actions, reflecting urban planning tensions.
Border Episode Closed Incident in Mexican Affairs
Washington report states President Carranza considers the American invasion a closed incident. He conveyed satisfaction with how the matter was handled to his confidential ambassador General Candido Aguilar in Washington. Aguilar’s protest of sovereignty violations was to be followed by representatives from Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernasional News
Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Candido Aguilar
Aguilar
Mexico City
Ward
Death Claims Three State Legislators
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on June 1, officials report the death of three state lawmakers. Senator Catlin of Luzerne, Representative Me Kor of Luxprao, and Senator Campbell of Mercer are named among those claimed by death.
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Hawkisburg
Ture
Catlin
Luzerne
Me Kor
Luxprao
Tames ML Campbell
Mercer
Telegraphers Strike Reaches One Week Anniversary
The union reports growing strike strength as 27,000 workers remain out, with about 10,000 more expected to join. Officials claim firm support from members, while figures show a larger turnout compared to one week earlier.
Local Social Notes From Pittsburgh to Atlantic City
Personal mentions record George Greer of North Jefferson Street and Miss Evelyn Phillips of Litton Street traveling to Slippary Rock and Atlantic City. Various residents visit relatives, recoveries from illness, and upcoming trips to Canada and New York noted with dates and street addresses.
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George Greer
North Jafferson Street
Pitt
Burstolay
Evelyn Phillips
Litton Street
Gus
Kirk and Son
Merbert
Tighland Avenue
Atlantic City
Glenn Dick
Milton Street
Arthur Shields
Farbar Bridge
Edith Meates
Taurton
Magss
Anna King
Rhodes Pier
Helen Tiler
Meadville
Walter CG
Wisninger
East North Atreet
Parinah
Canada
Tha North
Ed. Loveridge
Hiarelaon
Hiarelaon Atreat
Murrimad Cottege
Bale Erie
Ralph
Monongihela
Adelaide M. Andrews
Wighland Avenue
Misa Margaret
Chora
Garrient Averns
Sionvlora
En Mee
C.D. Parker
Jamily
Jean
Morton Street
Moy
Lethe Parker
Nancy Aretiasinn
North Lay Street
Ie Shaeange Valley Hospital
Mont Porney
West Cherry Steel
Camtridge Springs
Moe Bens
George M. Gilaan
Grace
Croton Avenue
New York City
New York
Mix
Gibson
Minester
Veterans Return From Service In France And Army News
George Moore of Morayl Street returns to Lubelly after 20 months in France with Company I, 56th Infantry, 811th Division. Mrs. Sampson Moore and family greet him. Sgt Reuben Marka arrives from overseas duty in New York and is expected soon. Lee Overmeyer of 206 Cascada Street, 8th Field Artillery, returns after nearly a year overseas, serving in the Argonne Forest Drive.
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Gheorgy Moore
George Boore
Morayl Street
Lubelly
France
Moore
Co. I
B56th Infantry
Mr. Moore
Sampson Moore
Tommy
Saiem
Ohio
Marks
Reuben Marka
2Ard Engineers
Hig
New York
Tee Overmnyer
Lee H. Overmeyer
Cascada Street
Uth Field Artillery
Argonne Forest Drive
Navy must maintain its place in air
Naval officials warn that without adequate funding the U S Navy risks being outpaced in aviation and aerial torpedo development. Chairman Thomas T Craven and others emphasize aviation as a national priority, outlining proposed programs for large seaplanes light carrier planes two seat recon planes torpedo and bombing aircraft and Marine Corps aviation under threat if funding is cut.
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NAVY
Thomas T. Craven
United States Navy
Savy
Craven Luday
Nayval Aviation
Paniels
Iin
Rommimicativa
Four Transports Reach New York
Four transports arrived in New York today carrying 16 744 men. The Agamannon and the Americ entered quarantine from the Atlantic voyage, while the D Abruzal and the South Bend were the other early arrivals.
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Habergaeland News
New York
Atlantic
Ma Asneriesa
Lwlay
South Bend
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions Note
Shenango Valley Hospital lists admissions including Tertha Firyan Court Street Vatwarl Shderich Pile and others such as John Opitz Sands Lan Wilson Aringtut acai corn Maat Longayanie Misa Tilin Paden Mew Bile Uhrig Van Draiklin Croton Awan Nancy McCaslin North Lucy Kiron.
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Mra Tertha Firyan
Court Street
Vatwarl Shderich
Pile. Wergh
John Opitz
Sands Lan Wilson Aringtut Acaicorn
Maat Longayanie
Misa Tilin Paden
Mew Bile
Uhrig van Draiklin
Croton Awan
Nancy McCaslin
North Lucy Kiron
Judge To Visit Big Run Plant
The article notes a judge planned to visit the Big Run plant, with references to a formal court or mission context. Mentions an upcoming event next Sunday at Mikston Wil and a yard of officials, illustrating a formal inspection or procedural proceeding tied to a local judicial visit.
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Big Run
Reply Made To Dickson
A public reply from G J Wadinger, chair of the Irish Freedom Fund, challenges Dickson a Pittsburgh area superintendent over support for Irish freedom. The letter argues for self determination, cites U S Congress and Senate support, and questions a public official’s stance on American principles and patriotism.
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G. A. Dickson
Pibile
Public Safety Committee
Besherd
G. J. Wadinger
Irish Freedom Fund Today
Tha New Geatle News
Dear
Sky
New Caste News
Geo. A. Dickson
Ecauols
Irian Freedom Fund
America
Pennsylvania
Ireland
Congress of the
United States
United States Senate
Congress
Suites Econeteee
Senate
Wie Willws
Newcastle
Beneoly
Papnsylvania
Shale
United Statns
Bill Noarde
New Castle Roof Garden Brightens Street View
A New Castle area feature named a roof garden adds charm to the town. The Drug Store and nearby main attractions are described as lively yet not fully hinted in the headline. The canopy and seating offer a shaded pause for pedestrians, enhancing the street’s appearance.
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Mew
Simesa
Woonhl Mt
Deaths of the Day and Funeral Notices Collect
Obituary notices report Wilson Me Stuart age 51 from Moore Street died after 8 strokes. survivors include wife Mary C Stuart and children Anna Powell Grace Back Harry G Stuart two Mrs. Wils(on) and Samuel S of Sharpsburg with services Friday at 2 pm and Oak Park burial. Also funeral notices for Gladys Johnson Arthur J Cosgrove Mrs. Thomas Jones with church services and interments at Greenwood St Marys cemetery and First M E church pallbearers listed.
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Wilson Me
Stunt
Wilaca Mc
Anna Powell
Wa Shout
Grace Back
Olle McQonaill
Harry G. Stuart
Wilsor Me
George M
Thin City
Samuel
Sharpsburg
Charlox A. Waason
Adama Street
Gladys Johnson
Clearview Avenus
B. P. Shaffer
Matthaww Richards
George Trice
Coy Price
Honard
George Hammond
Seah Shaner
John Lea
Greenwood
Arthur J. Cosgrove
St. Mary's Buren Nal
Cosgrove
Father Moriarity
Mekanna
Brennan
Qty Dracon
Joseph Quinn William Quinn
James McCricker
James Ticker
John Tako
James Reynolds
St. Mary's Cometory
Thomas Jones
M. E
Charg
Hey
Loyde
Marmony
A. Z
Rinkur
Win Tayenek
John Monra
Me Reynalda
Mile Conners
John Young
Carl Gasstom
Swimming Campaign To Open For Boys
A city wide boys swimming program starts Monday June 14 under the new Physical Director. The municipal pool will be open to all boys ages 10 to 14 from 1 to 6 p m daily. Qualified instructors will be available to teach swimming to interested youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murl Hwimnine
Navy chiefs testify on battleship needs before committee
Admiral J. McKean testified that the navy would require at least 29 battleships for national protection. He noted that in 1914 the fleet had 21 warships in service, underscoring the growth needs discussed by the Senate Naval Affairs Committee.
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Washington
United States
Seniou Naval Af
J. & McKean
Bureau of Operations
Committee of the Pave
McKean
Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes Following Daughters Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown us after the death of our daughter. We also thank the Central Christian Church pastor and people for the hospital floral tributes. Sincerely Mrs J F Johnson and family.
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Sleo
Can+tral Christian church
J. PF. Jonnson
Bessemer High to Expand to Four Year Course
Bessemer will adopt a four year course at its high school with a two story brick building valued at 40000 dollars. Prof A Kirk Thoupesdn has led the school the past two years and Margaret Duff a Westminster graduate will assist next year. Enrollment is expected near 390, with most current students continuing and a new incoming class. Commercial subjects will be added and sessions held at the town center building.
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Bessemer
Here
A. Kirk Thoupesdn
Westminster College
Las Bean
Bessomr
Ulietsen
High Sea
Pee Hon
Pupusa Avo Pon
Besaemer
Migs
Margaret Duff
Westminster Rolloge
Tin
Nesides Thoga
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STAG
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Qgonttaust Pro Pays Gov
Jefferson Garage Co
Jefferson Bla
Westside
Myre
Thomas Woods
Molten Street
Cunmer
Cusrade Park
First Baptist
First Tapitat
A. Elroe
Mover Avenue
W. B.A
FW. B. A
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Srobert Dtus
Chestmut Elruet
Philadelphia
Hean
Russell
Margaret
Artral
Bina M. Weet
Sturon
Michigan
Iotel
Philadelphia Guards
My Teview
Ars
Deanette Jones
Mres
Anos
Tinven
Gratin District
Cha Fom
Ailton McMullen
Moarenn
Nelson
Spear Gibson
Frances Willerd
T. C
Frances Willard We
T. Will Meck
Blanche Shinna
East Falls Street
Welock
Phiadlelphia
Tn Triad Lodge
Iha
Alb
RW. M
Grand Orient
Byain Valley
Hugh Shields
Equality Lodge
Pnworth
Mra. J
Greer
Adams Street
Tin Enworth Dhurch
Thays
Oury
Vane Eli
Natin
Borden
Ingo
Amd
Artanis
Robert M. Tinney
Piri Wing
Ber Inger
Hanon Lee Theater
Teter
Trevenior
D. Motos
Shenango Valley Hospital
Robert i Kerr
Universal
Yowulrings
Mikston Wilsondue
Dickson
Wadlinger
Irish Fund Drive
G. J. Wachinger
Tusit Freedom Furs
ENION
Bell Phone
W.F Dufford&Co
Washington St
Furnishers
Oak Park
Oxfords
Bessemer Hits
Peru
Gffutt & CO
Cor
North and
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Postale
White & Son
ROTH
Neshannock Avenue
Bella
Bellans
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