Pittsburgh Churches Demand Special Court To Review Indictments
Pittsburgh ministers from 500 churches tabulated about 25000 petition cards urging a special session of court to try 167 indicted in the federal liquor probe. They also demand immediate suspension of named police officials. Cardinal signatures gathered at worship services. plan to present petitions to federal and city authorities.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Federal Grand Jury
Union Ministerial Association of
Allegheny County
Ministerial Association
Lauruing
John G. Sargent
Washington
Building Removed on South Street per Reeves Report
Councilman C. H. Reeves says a building owned by Fred Mayne has been removed by the owner’s employee from South street. The structure was deemed unsafe and the city had asked for its removal.
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Reeves
C. H. Reeves
Fred Mayne
South Street
Konjola Promises Health Restorations in City Drug Store Tour
A LADY WIDESPREAD CLAIMS of relief from chronic ailments after using Konjola is drawing crowds at Love and Megown drug store 204 East Washington Street New Castle. Frank G. Runkle, RLFD, reports dramatic improvement after four days of treatment and credits improved liver, digestion and sleep with the remedy while promising others the same benefits as the Konjola Man explains the medicine to shoppers daily. Free samples offered.
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Thin City
East Washington Street
Inla City
Ronjola
Frank G. Runkle
Re Fld
Ellwood Road
New Castles
Mr. Runkle
Reed
Kenjola
Konjola
Wkonjola
Love and Megown Drug Store
New Castle
Nurse to Panama Hospital Sails for One Year Assignment
Miss Mabel Redfoot of Fredonia sails from New York on June 26 to Cristobal Panama to serve as a nurse in the U. S. government marine hospital at Ancon for one year. The hospital is the continent’s largest with 1000 beds. The Mercer Board of Education will fill her school nurse post this spring. She is the daughter of Fredonia postmaster Henry Redfoot and a graduate of Columbia Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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Merger
Mabel Redfoot
Fredonia
New York
Cristobal Panama
Marine Hospital
U. S
Ancona
Queen Marie Recovers From Rheumatic Neuralgia
Queen Marie of Romania resumed normal activities after a five day illness described as painful but not dangerous. She attended the Romanian Academy commemorative session for the late King Ferdinand and resumed audiences at the palace in Bucharest.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Marie of
Romanian Academy
Ferdinand
Mulberry Street To Be Improved
Clayton H. Reeves, head of streets, announced Mulberry Street will be put in good condition. A road machine will work on the thoroughfare before it receives a coat of gravel.
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Clayton H. Reeves
Department of Streets Today
Mulberry Street
Religious and Fraternal Meetings Update
Central Presbyterian hosts a Missionary social in church parlors Tuesday. Ladies Aid holds all day sewings and dinners through September. Congregational meeting Wednesday elects elders. every member may vote. Hoffman Family entertainers Thursday at 8 in the Assembly Hall. Various units schedule lunches, sewings, and prayers across First U P First Baptist First Methodist and other groups. Communion observed June 24. revival services at Wesleyan MME. Activities include dinners, banquets, choir practices, and officer elections through June 22 with multiple locations and leaders named.
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Central Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society
U. P
Elsie Doerr
Robert Gibson
Springdale U. P
Hoffman
Assembly Hall
Queen Esther Society
First Baptist Men's
The
Missionary Society
W. C. McCalmont
Park Avenue
R. ©. Fralick
Norwood Avenue
Epworth
Local Society Notes Mixed with Travel and Visits
Personal mentions show Dr. and Mrs. Perry of East North Street returning from an eastern trip. Several families from Pittsburgh, Allentown, Denver, Independence, and Baltimore visit relatives in New Castle. Members travel for conventions in York and Lexington while others visit kin in Crawfordville. Annetta McKee Bible Class noted with humorous local remark about monograms.
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Samuel W. Perry
East North Street
G. Miller
Hubsbard
G. W. Thomas
Spruce Street
Earl Thompson
New Kensington
H. E. Zerner
Boyles Avenue
Ethel Baney
Margaret
Denver
Colo
Walter Wolford
Maryland Avenue
Elijah Kaplan
Mercer Steret
Boston
Mass
Haygard ‘Medical School
W. H. Love
Har Tiet
Independence
Kan
J. B. Love
Leasure Avenue
Kenneth Hopkins
M. Davis
Baltimore
Allentown
Fare
W. J. Mitchell
W. A. Taylor
Leasure Ave
Nue
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
FP. Flannery
Rson
Wilbur Flannery
North Morjour Street
Lexington
Annetta McKee
Annette McKee
Editorial argues against large armed defense and favors friendship as security
Dr. Crane argues repeated arms buildup fails and counsels abandoning siege mentality. He cites historical examples from Alexander Caesar Spain Gibbon and Germany to show militarization loses relevance. He advocates building friendly relations and mutual aid over cannon power. Tomorrow The Sales Tez.
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Alexander
Caesar
Gibbon
Spain
Russia
Germany
United States
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Way of the World continues on page four
A continuation discusses the business field as a leader among merchants surveys the landscape. The piece reflects on thoughtful advertising and the role of big business in shaping the market, framing the subject as a prominent industry figure observing trends.
Belgian Children Gain Public Playgrounds After War
Advertising reaches the spot as heads of large business concerns recognize playgrounds importance. The Red Cross, not limited to war work, helps Belgian children by creating public playgrounds. Before World War I Belgian kids had no playgrounds. now they have places to play thanks to aid.
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Red Cross
Belgium
Annual Mission Picnic at Cascade Park June 28
The City Rescue Mission will hold its annual picnic for mothers and children on Thursday June 28 at Cascade Park. Each child must obtain a free ticket from the mission to receive food and goodies, aiming to avoid crowding. Supplies are arriving but more items are needed to ensure a successful event.
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E. J. Berquist
Cascade Park
Frank R Webster Held For Court On DUI Charge
Frank R Webster was arrested Saturday evening by Motorcycle Officer Richards on East Street for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. He appeared before Alderman J Lee Cooper this morning and was charged by Chief C C Horner. He waived a hearing and was held for the September term of court.
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Frank R. Webster
Richards
East Street
Mqnor
J. Lee Cooper
Aquor
C. C. Horner
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Admission list includes Ben Ganz New Bright on William Marshall East Washington Street Mrs Mary Blews Friendship Street Richard Gibbs East Liverpool C Fred Lillie West Lincoln Avenue Elizabeth Gault New Galilee R D 2 Discharged John Matisco Lathrop Street Ira Landis Winter Avenue Mrs Aleen Scott Lockport NY eR N Johnson New Castle RD1 New York introduces a new class Jonathan Brown Moody Avenue Joe sawdust aristocracy and Rush Bessemer Donald Rigby Way calling them stuffed prunes.
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Ben Ganz
New Brighton
William Marshall
East Washington Street
Mary Blews
Friendship Street
Richard Gibbs
East Liverpool
Fred Lillie
West Lincoln Avenue
Elizabeth Gault
New Galilee R. D
John Matisco
Lathropsstreet
Ira Landis
Winter Avenue
Aleen Scott
Lock Port
N. Y
Er N, Johnson
New Castle
R.D
New York
Jonathan Brown
Moody Avenue
Joe
Bessemer
Donald Rigby
Wal Way
Local Notices Mention Mrs Sarah Kegarise and Baby
Fragmentary text lists individuals including Mrs Sarah Kegarise and a baby, with names Pulaski Richard Gibos and East Liverpool, suggesting a civilian public record or notice. The brief fragment provides limited context and no clear action or deadline.
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Lace Avenue
Sarah Kegarise
Baby
Pulaski
Richard Gibos
East Liverpool
Henry Dysart Begins Vacation From Police Office
Henry Dysart, a well known member of the city police department now attached to the office of City Solicitor BR. Bf, White as an investigator, started on his annual vacation. He will be married Tuesday and spend his vacation honeymooning at various points.
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Henry Dysart
Henny Dysart
City Poice Department
BR. Bf
White
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