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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1920

Page

7

Penitentiary Sentences Routed by Judge Sloan

Marshall receives 1 to 5 year term for felonious assault and battery connected to William Stewart shooting. Others include Smith and Hall 3 to 5 years for robbing Samuel Seiler, Sutton to pay costs and kill dog to suspend, Broom 3 to 6 years for felonious assault on Andy Buick. New trial plea denied in Earl Brown case.

Charles Marshall William Stewart Sloan Edwin K. Logan Marshall Stewart William Smith Norman Hall Samuel Seiler Judge Sloan Lewis Sutton Vutton Steve Broom Andy Buick Charles S. Medard the Commonwealth Earl Brown Lucile Marks Mark L. Rabinovitz

Judge considers bail in child support case

Judge Sloan asked if the defendant could post bail for the child’s support. Brown, recently out of the army, said he could not marry the girl and lacked funds. He was granted time until next week to raise 300 dollars. failure means confinement in the workhouse at 65 cents a day to help support the child under a new law.

Sloan Brown

Friction Among American Workers For Irish Freedom

American workers split over home rule for Ireland with conservatives led by Daniel F. Cohalan urging possible calls for President de Valera to leave the United States. Debates arise from alleged Sinn Fein fund misuse and efforts to push an Irish plank at the Democratic convention in San Francisco.

International News Service New York Daniel F. Cohalan Friends of Irish Freedom de Valera Sinn Fein Prof. de Valera Frank P. Walsh San Francisco Chicago

Real estate transfers settle in local wards

Transfer list shows Clyde Gibson to Andrew E Sands in Third ward for 1 dollar and other deeds: Robert W McCracken to Roy Alexander in Scott for 1 dollar. Wm Carlisle to Carl Leathers in Third ward for 2500. Speranza Tiberio to Antonio Barelli in Fifth ward for 2325. Wm Hall to Wm Marshall in Wayne for 365.43. George F Mitchell to Edward Heckert in Sixth ward for 2250. Robert A Wallace to John Casaccia in South New Castle for 1. John Cashaccia to David Carney in South New Castle for 1.

Clyde Gibson Andrew E. Sands Third Ward Roy Alexander Robert W. MacCracken Scott Robert W. McCracken Roy E. Alexander Wm. Carlisle Carl A. Leathers Speranza Sixth Ward Robert A. Wallace John Casacchia South New Castle John Cashaccia David Carney

Colby Denies He Is San Francisco Convention Chairman

Secretary of State Colby says reports he will be permanent chairman of the Democratic convention are groundless. He states he is not a receptive candidate and will attend as a delegate from the District of Columbia to cooperate in deliberations and return to Washington when the convention adjourns.

International News Service Washington Colby Today San Francisco District of Columbia

Open Air Service For First Baptist Church

Open air service last Sunday at the First Baptist church drew a large audience and unanimous approval for another this Sunday night on the E Highth grade playgrounds if the weather allows. Rev. F B McAllister notes the event as an enjoyable experiment with an outdoor choir loft and lights in trees. The next sermon titled Are You in Fashion? will be preached with song sheets and a small organ accompanying Mr Owens.

F. B. McAllister First Baptist Church Owens McAllister

Veterans Have Chance To Get Commissions In Army

Camp Dix New Jersey announces July examinations for World War I emergency officers to qualify for regular army commissions. Four boards will conduct tests for candidates from New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania, with hundreds of former officers expected to apply.

Camp DIX N. J New Jersey Pennsylvania Headquarters War Department

Charles Levine Fined For Assault and Battery

Charles Levine pled guilty to assault and battery and was fined $100 plus costs by Judge Emery. Mont Levine faced aggravated assault and battery charges, was found guilty, and awaits sentencing after a new trial motion was denied.

Charles Levine Emery Mont Levine

Castle Cord Juniors Rally For 7 5 Victory

Castle Cord Juniors beat Mahoningtown Eagles 7-5 at Lee Avenue Grounds after a five run seventh inning. The game stayed close with a 3-2 score late as both teams played errorless defense.

Castle Cord Juniors Mahoningtown Eagles Lee Avenue Eagles Mahoningtown Lads Cord Juniors

Rev McAllister Heads to Buffalo for Northern Baptists Convention

Reverend F B McAllister leaves Monday night to attend the Northern Baptists convention in Buffalo. Organizers expect the largest crowd since the event began 12 years ago with the city’s biggest auditorium booked for delegates. A special program and a display larger than ever accompany the gathering driven in part by the New World Movement guiding the Baptist program for the next four years.

Buffalo F. B. McAllister The Northern Baptists New World Movement

Two Wounded In London Derry Street Shooting Clash

A London dispatch reports two people wounded in a night of continuous street violence in Londonderry. The clash pitted unionists against ex-soldiers and nationalists, escalating after a confrontation in the streets.

London Londonderry The Star

Aero Unit For Pa National Guard Authorized

Harrisburg June 19 The war department has authorized a new Pennsylvania National Guard aero unit. It includes an observation squadron balloon company photo section and a combat branch. Beary said the state will supply equipment and unit locations depend on flying field availability. The squadron comprises 103 officers and men balloon company 109 and the photo section 20.

International News Service Harrisburg Pennsylvania National Guard War Department Beary Balloon Company

Col. Davis Named State Legion Head

Western Pennsylvania delegates to the American Legion convention in Allentown elected Col. Eric Fisher Wood of Sewickley as leader and chose Pittsburgh for the 1921 state convention. Col. David J. Davis of Scranton was elected Department commander with Major C. C. McClain of Indiana as state vice commander.

Allentown Western Pennsylvania American Legion Eric Fisher Wood Sewickley Pittsburgh Col. Wood David J. Davis Scranton Pennsylvania National Guard Twenty-eighth Division Department of Pennsylvania

Gompers Reelected Head Of A F L For 39th Term

Samuel Gompers was unanimously re elected president of the American Federation of Labor for the 39th time at the Montreal convention. His nomination by George W Perkins drew extended ovations as delegates cheered for several minutes. He denied a report that he sought to have labor guidelines altered to influence political parties and modify prohibition to allow sale of light wines and beer.

Montreal Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Gomper George W. Perkins Cigar Makers Union Gompers Executive Council Labor

American Legion Post Sets Smokers Social Time

Perry S. Gaston Post No 343 American Legion held its semi monthly meeting last night. Arrangements were made for a smoker and social time on Friday July 2. A stray line notes a medieval tooth remedy using serpent skin steeped in vinegar.

Perry S. Gaston Post American Legion

Sons of Veterans Plan Trip to National Camp

At a meeting of Oscar L. Jackson Camp No. 249 the group decided to launch a movement to send a large delegation from Company K, Sons of Veterans Reserve, to the national encampment in Atlantic City in September.

Oscar L. Jackson Sons of Veterans Company K Sons of Veterans Reserve Atlantic City

Automobile Makers Propose 1920 Production Boom

Statistics show about 50 auto manufacturers plan to build over 4 million cars in 1920, roughly two thirds of the total U S car registrations that year.

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