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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

15

World's Fastest Cable Laid Across Atlantic to Link New York and London

The Western Union Telegraph Company prepares to lay a record setting transatlantic cable from Bay Roberts Newfoundland to Penzance England. It will carry up to 2500 letters per minute and outrun rival lines. The Colonia supports the operation with 487 feet length and 150 crew.

International News Service New York Atlantic London Europe Azores Western Union Telegraph Company Bay Roberts Newfoundland Penzance England Ray Roberts Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company Greenwich New York-London

Retaining Walls Halt Dirt Washing At Cathedral Site

Workers built three temporary wooden retaining walls on the southern terrace of the new Scottish Rite Cathedral to prevent dirt washing away during heavy rain. The measure reduced damage, and the hill will be fully graded with proper drainage to finish the slope.

Fire Claims Life At Plymouth Lodging House New York

John Cavanaugh aged 45 died from burns after a blaze swept three upper floors of the Plymouth Lodging House in New York. Jeremiah Kaller, 45, was rescued with serious burns as around fifty lodgers escaped or were pulled to safety by police and firefighters. The blaze began early today and the initial cause was not determined.

Ternational News Service New York John Cavanaugh Jeremiah Kaller Plymouth KOTEX

Metaxakis Elected Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria

Meletios Metaxakis former Constantinople patriarch is elected Ecumenical Patriarch of Alexandria amid claims of dethronement by King Constantine. He previously led Greek church union efforts, aided Cypriot church, and organized Greek communities in the United States. He was enthroned February 8, 1922, in Constantinople before Turkish upheaval.

Mgr Meletios Metaxakis Mer Meletios Constantinople Constantine Greece United States England Alexandria Cairo Atrey. M.metayakin Angora Turks Archbishop of Canterbury Protestant Episcopal Church William T. Manning Diocese of New York Crete Jerusalem Church of Cyprus Kition Venizelos Metaxakiss Levant Athens Holy Synod Metaxakis Anatolia Constantine IV Basil III

New Castle Better Business Bureau Sets July Sale

Members of the New Castle Better Business Bureau decided at a Thursday meeting to hold a sale event in July. President Charles Grafton announced unanimous approval of the resolution authorizing the sale. Committees to manage details will be appointed soon by Mr. Grafton.

New Castle Better Business Bureau Elks’ Club Charles Grafton Grafton

Meeting Of C Postponed By One Week

Directors of the New Castle Chamber of Commerce could not meet on Thursday and the session was moved to next Thursday. Election results will be announced then and the new directorate may organize and select officers for the coming year. Most ballots are at the Chamber office awaiting counting by chairman R. L. Meermans once arrangements are made.

New Castle Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce R. L. Meermans

Floods Ravage Bohemia Widespread Crop and Property Loss

Floods across Bohemia worsen with Prague partly under water and many homes abandoned. Streetcar service halted as the Moldau rises. Moravia also suffers extensive flood damage to farmland and communities face mounting losses.

International News Service Prague Bohemia Moldau Moravia

French Actress Regine Flory Dies After Drury Lane Suicide

Regine Flory, a French actress aged about 33, shot herself during a performance at Drury Lane Theatre in London. She had come to London seeking work, and police say she killed herself after failing to find employment.

International News Service London Regine Flory Drury Lane Theatre

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