Rum Runners Suspected as Border Search Expands
International News Service reports federal officers combing the border area from N H to Canada for alleged rum runners tied to Dartmouth College liquor traffic after the slaying of senior Henry E Marley. Robert T Meads is believed to be an agent. his Chicago father Loyal Meads arrived to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
N. H
Fed
Ict
Here
Canal
Henry E. Marvey
Robert T. Meads
la Grange
Ills
Meads
Albert H. Meads
Chicago
Woodasville
College
Akron
Crile Wise
Ohio
Istill
ASK DELAY IN SIDEWALK WORK
Robert Wylie and other Erie avenue property owners urged delaying sidewalk construction planned for this summer to next year citing hardship. Council took no action and sidewalk laying may be postponed if conditions warrant. They also raised concern over a dangerous sewer manhole, which the street department will fix as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wylie
Erie Avenue
Life's principal business quote by Viscount Bryce
A compact quotation on social insight and leadership ethics. It states half of life’s work involves understanding and managing people to maximize their faculties for productive results. The author emphasizes practical social intelligence as a core business skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Bryce
Maecenas Quotes on Human Contentment and Envy
The excerpt questions why people envy others and praise different paths, asking how anyone remains content with their own lot in life. It presents Horace's reflection on dissatisfaction, contentment, and the lure of alternate fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas
Horace
Oil City Revenge Follows Steelers Double Defeat
Oil City avenged two prior losses to the Steelers with a decisive win yesterday, turning the tables after suffering back to back defeats in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Steelers
Gingery Campaign for Harding Planned by Republican Leaders
The article outlines a coordinated effort led by Daugherty to launch a nationwide gingerly campaign for Harding. It notes plans to unify factions, consult leaders including Penrose, Lodge Brandegee and Fall, and secure support from Lowden, Johnson, and LaFollette amid Illinois and Wisconsin dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Brandegee
Fall
Harding
New England
Southwest
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Coolidge
Hal Lowden
Lowden
Illinois
Middle States
Kenyon
Iowa
Watson
New
Indiana
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Rochester
Minn
George W Perkins Dies at New York Home
The financier George W Perkins died at his Riverdale New York home after long illness. He supported Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 and was linked to International Harvester and U S Steel. Funeral services will be private at Riverdale Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Morgan called Perkins a longtime friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Henry Moffat
Yonkers
N. Y
Charles Sumner Fischer
New York City
Perking
International Harvester Company
Mr. Perkins
New York
Riverside
Hudson
International Mercantile Marine Company
U. S. Steel Corporation
German Alliance Insurance Company
New York Trust Company
Erie Railroad Company
Florida East Coast Railway Company
Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Riverdale
Riverdale Presbyterian Church
J P. Morgan and Company
Mr. Morgan
Miss Charlotte Taylor Returns From Oberlin Graduation
Miss Charlotte Taylor of Leasure avenue returned home after attending graduation exercises at Oberlin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Taylor
Leasure Avenue
Oberlin
Lake Contrary Murder Mystery Baffles Police
Police in St. Josephs investigate a Lake Contrary murder case where a young woman's body was found headless in the lake. Marks on a nearby bridge suggest an axe and the head may have been removed to conceal identity. A “murder car” was found at Armour, Missouri, and investigators pursue a telephoned description request linked to a missing relative from Edwardsville, Illinois.
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International News Service
ST. Josephs
Armour
Sidenfaden
Watson
Edwardsville
Ill
St. Joseph
Funds Poured In For New Bathing Beach Subscriptions
Community drive to fund a new bathing beach gains momentum as additional donors contribute amounts ranging from three to twenty five dollars. Notable contributors include New Castle Dry Goods Co, G. G. Stitzinger and Co, Taylor Millinery Store, and Dr. R. B. Jamison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M
Uber
John
Newman
Moe’s Jewelry
Taylor Millinery
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Jos. S. Rice
Hamilton and Hodkinson
Richard T. Jones
James T. Campbell
Frank P. Andrews
Alf Wylie
E. L. Owens
E. L. Young
W. K. Hugus
Wylie McCaslin
G. G. Stitzinger and Co
W. I. Clark
C. A. McCready
J. O. Rodgers
Old Grads To Play High School Team At Park
The 1920 High school team accepts a challenge from alumni known as the Ol’ Grads for a game at Cascade Park on June 25. Led by Cy Ingham, the Old Grads plan to rally ex players and prove their fighting spirit against Ne-Ca-Hi varsity stars.
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Old Grands
Park
Ol’ Grads
Cascade Park
Arnica
Cy” Ingham
Miz’ Dart
John Taggart
Cy’’ Ingham
Joe’ Wadsworth
Sleep
Allen
Doc
McConahy
Ed” Connery
Dusty’ Rhodes
Bill’ Robison
Marion Woeous
Broadbent
Doc’ Rice
Bill” Howe
Fast
Gompers Loses Fight Over Plumb Plan at Federation
The American Federation debate over government ownership and the Plumb plan divides labor leaders. Samuel Gompers faces possible retirement as his opponents clash with Warren Stone, head of the Plumb League, influencing the federation’s future leadership. Denver, Los Angeles and Birmingham contend for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Gram
Gompers
Federation
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
W. H. Johnston
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting Plans
Quarterly services begin this evening at the Dewey avenue Free Methodist church under Rev. A. J. Beattie of Sharon. The United Workers Bible class at First Baptist, led by Harvey E. Martin, hosts a Cascade park picnic Saturday evening June 19 with supper at 6 30 in the grove. in rain the church will host. The Croton M E Church S S choir meets Friday at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Avenue Free Methodist Church
A. J. Beattié
Sharon
United Workers Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Harvey E. Martin
Cascade Park
Rehearsal Change at Trinity Church Choir
The Trinity church choir rehearsal is moved to Saturday evening at 8 o clock instead of the usual Friday evening session.
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Trinity Church
Sabbath School and Sermon With Rev Maitland
Sabbath School at 1 30 p m followed by preaching at 2 30 p m by Rev Sam Maitland in the church service notices section of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Maitland
Ladies Bible Class and Evening Service at Rescue Mission
The Ladies Bible Class of the city Rescue Mission meets Friday at 7 PM for Bible study taught by Miss Schlatter. Miss Kate Thompson will speak at the evening service starting at 7 40 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te City Rescue Mission
Miss Schlatter
Kate Thompson
McAdoo Declines Votes as Convention Nears
E H Moore reports McAdoo will stay at home, calling his attendance undignified. Palmer, Edwards, Owens, Meredith, Hitchock, Simmons and others head to San Francisco for the convention amid calls for anti Asian and oil land policies. The western states organize for coordinated action as Phelan campaigns for platform planks.
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Palmer
San Francisco
Edwards
New Jersey
Owens
Meredith
Hitchcock and
Simmons
James D. Phelan
United States
Pennsylvania
Wages and Linen-Wear Labor Shifts Across Europe
Wages of shipbuilders in Great Britain rise by 130 percent since 1913. German linen-wear workers exceed 10 000, signaling growing industrial labor scales in Europe.
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Great Britain
Germany
Harding Fears No Referendum
Washington reports Senator Warren G. Harding rejects grave concern over a referendum on the League of Nations covenant. He says the Republican party would welcome a referendum on foreign relations and preserve national sovereignty. Hoover joined Harding for breakfast to discuss the matter, with a brief comment. Barrett, former Pan American Union director, also met Harding on Latin American issues.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Wilson
Harding
Herbert C. Hoover
Wyoming Avenue
Local residents share travel and visit notes across cities
Personal mentions list Attorney William J. Caldwell in Johnstown on legal business. Clare P. Du Shane visits from Pittsburgh. Mrs. Carrie Williams visits her daughter in Farrell. Miss Hilda Lamey visits Miss Frances Tripp in Highland avenue. Violet Williams returns from Farrell. Miss Anna Crisswell visits her sister on Al mira avenue. Helen Drake returns from Grove City. Jessie McBroe heads to Dix on Ill. Leo Hirschinger visits his mother on East Washington St for a week. Kerwin Gainagh returns from St Vincents. Lillian Russell plans a two month visit in Southwestern Ohio. Mrs. S. J. Johnston and sons finish visit in Philadelphia. Thomas Francis Jr. returns home from Meadville. Courtney Davis moves to Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Crowe relocate to 1016 Dewey avenue. Mrs. Bell Minick and son attend Young Elder reunion. Mrs. Ellis Hawkins and family depart for Atlantic City for several weeks. Marion Patterson returns from Oberlin College after commencement guesting Miss Jean Rummell.
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William J. Caldwell
Johnstown
Clare P. du Shane
N. Mill Street
Pittsburgh
Carrie Williams
Fred Boal
Farrell
Hilda Lamey
Oil City
Frances Tripp
Highland Avenue
Violet Williams
Anna Crisswell
Thomas Fletcher
Almira Avenue
Helen Drake
Cumberland Avenue
Grove City
Jessie McBroe
East Washington Street
Dixon, Ill
Leo Hirschinger
Detroit
George Hirschinger
East Washington St
Kerwin Gainagh
West Washington Street
St. Vincents
Lillian Russell
Ohio
S. J. Johnston
Robert and
William
Philadelphia
P. J. Blackwood
Thomas Francis, Jr
Reynolds Street
Meadville
Allegheny College
Courtney Davis
Hartman and
Rigby Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sadie Ritchie
Harley Crowe
Lick
Dewey Avenue
Crowe
Mildred Arow
Bell Minick
Edgar
North Bay Street
Thomas Young
Youngstown Road
Ellis Hawkins
Jane
Thomas
Hawkins
Sophie Solley
Park Avenue
Atlantic City
Marion Patterson
County Line Street
Oberin, O
Oberlin College
Jean Rummell
Court Street
Ordinances Passed By Council On Street, Sale, and Permits
Several ordinances were approved by Council including grading and paving Carlisle street from Laurel avenue to Winter avenue. The sale of Shenango township property by Big Run Creek for a garbage furnace site was authorized, and curb gas oil pump permits issued before December 15, 1919 were revoked. A public or private sale by the purchasing agent was allowed for the former garbage site, with Council approval required before taking effect. Councilman Burns opposed the sale being limited to public auction.
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Council
Carlisle Street
Laurel Avenue
Winter Avenue
Shenango Township
Big Run Creek
Burns
Red Cross Postpones Class on Home Hygiene Tonight
The Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick class at Red Cross Headquarters is postponed due to illness. The colored Home Hygiene class will meet next Tuesday evening at the headquarters.
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Red Cross
Deaths of the Day James Balmer of Los Angeles Cal
James Balmer age 96 died Wednesday night at his home in Los Angeles formerly of this city. Survived by two daughters Mrs F B Smith and Mrs Milton Kelly both of Los Angeles and one sister Helen Rhodes of the Almira Home. Funeral services for Miss Anna P King were held at Rhodes place and the party departed for Taunton Mass for burial.
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James Balmer
Los Angeles
Cal
F. 8. Smith
Milton Kelly
Helen Rhodes
Almira Home
Funeral rites for T. J. Logan and Peter Elson
Funeral services for T. J. Logan are set for 8 p m at his daughter’s home with Rev Barrett and Grace Methodist Church. 9 30 a m Saturday process to Slippery Rock Methodist Church for 11 o’clock services, burial at Slippery Rock Cemetery. Peter Elson’s funeral is Saturday at 9 o’clock from St Mary’s Church with Rev F F O Shea and burial in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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T. J. Logan
Earl Chaffee
West Laurel Avenue
H. Barrett
Grace Methodist Church
Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock Methodist Church
Barrett
Slippery Rock Cemetery
Peter Elson
St. Mary's Church
F. F. O'Shea
St. Mary's Cemetery
Women In Session At Third Church Observes Beaver Valley Meeting
About 100 women attend the Beaver Valley Woman's Presbyterial at Third United Presbyterian church, East Washington street. Mrs. W. S. Cook presides. reports from Edna Mce Claren, Bessie Umstead, Lydia Mitchell, Luella Mee Kee, and Belle Braham note Young People's, Junior, corresponding secretary, and W M S work. Mrs. E E Campbell, missionary returning from India, to speak at evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Valley
Third United Presbyterian Church
East Washington Street
W. S. Cook
Beaver Falls
R. G. Miles
J. A. Cosby
Ellwood City
Edna MceClaren
Center United Presbyterian Church
Bessie Umstead
Rochester
Lydia Mitchell
New Brighton
W. 8. Hawkins
New Brighton Association
Belle Braham
Youngstown
Luella Mee- Kee
T. A. Houston
Darlington
E. E. Campbell
India
Changes Made in Repaving Measure
Final consideration of the general ordinance for paving repaving and repairing streets by city and others was held over until Monday after changes. The word repairing was omitted in sections where needed to enforce the paving program and there is a question about a two week setting period for the concrete foundation before brick laying.
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City, Traction Company
Ma Homing Valley Federation to rule midweek pro play
Manager Joe Chill of the B and O Youngstown team drew in Coen McCullough Reeble Crouch and Nye for a Sunday game against St Edward, prompting a dispute over semi pro players allowed to play midweek for paid clubs and then Sunday in Youngstown. New Castle’s squad travelled to Youngstown to show it could defeat a local team. Reeble and Crouch were backups while Nye Coen and McCullough were regulars for the Castle Cards.
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Joe Chill
Youngstown
Coen
McCullough
Reeble
Crouch
Nye
St. Edward
Mahoming Valley Athletic Federation Board of Directors
New Castle
Salvation Army Drive Postponed to September
The Salvation Army drive in the county, planned for May 10, is postponed until September. Frank Clinefelter, the drive chair, cites overlapping drives and unfavorable industrial conditions as reasons. Officials hope conditions will normalize by autumn so the drive proceeds as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Frank Clinefelter
English Gold and Silver Standard Fixed by Law Seven Centuries Ago
A historic ordinance in England established a fixed standard for gold and silver about 700 years in the past, shaping monetary practice and coinage regulation for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
City to pursue hydrant damage costs from vandals
Bills from the water company for hydrant inspection and repairs last year total 102.72 and 19.20 for Nessannock avenue and North street and a hydrant at County Line and Walnut streets for over 91. The chief of the fire department will investigate and recommend. The council agreed to identify the responsible individuals and require them to reimburse the city for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Company
Nessannock Avenue
North Street
County Line
Walnut Streets
Fire Department
Reverend R G Thomas to Speak on Liberty at Rose Point
Rev R G Thomas tied to New Castle works of Carnegie Steel will preach at Rose Point Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening June 20 at 8 o clock. His sermon titled Civil and Religious Liberty and the Declaration of Independence focuses on patriotism. Hear this talk by Mr Thomas on a great subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Thomas
New Castle
Carnegie Steel Company
Rose Point Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Thomas
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Bell
Penn Realty Company
Washington St
Moody Avenue
Adams Street
Bath
Mulberry St
Oerry Penn Realty Company
Washington Street
City
Washington J
C. C. Robingston & Co
Weaver St
C. C. Robgson & Co
Wilmington Avenue
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Johnson Bldg
Lotus Confectionery
E - Washington
Larce Baby Carriage
Carlisle St
Bell Eres
Parrell
Gmail
Ford
Overland
Airdale
Wilmington
Buck Ave
Daugherty
Hays
National Committee
Senator Harding
Senate Republican Organization
Penrose
Senator Penrose
Geo. W. Perkins
Lake Contrary
Police
Dewey Free Methodist
United Workers Class
Croton
M. E
S. S. Choir
Croton M. E
Trinity Choir
Kimberly Circle
First Christian
William Whieldon
Reese Williams
Enoch Arden
Terry Carson
Katheryn Nessle
McAdoo
E. H. Moore
Moore
Cox
Association of British Chamber of Commerce
A. O. Hayward
Red
Logan Funeral
Elson
Third Church
Ccty
White & Son
Neshannock, Avenue
Bellans
Bellans Indigestion
CANIS
Rose Point
UNION
E. North
Wyatt R. Campbell
Dunn Undertaking Company
East North Street
Market Street
New Wilmington
New Castle, Bell
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