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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
33
Defense Asked Withdrawal Of W H Davis In Prolonged Trial
The courtroom follows the lengthy selection of jurors for the W H Davis case with 101 questioned so far and 9 chosen by noon. Mrs Best appears more composed as her sister Mrs Dunleavy guides juror scrutiny while more women attend. peremptory challenges run high with both sides near exhaustion. James Johnston is accepted as the tenth juror after two this afternoon as a long session continues toward Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Josephine Best
Gertrude Dunleavy
Mrs. Dunleavy
Mrs. Best
Commonwealth
Talesmen
Charles A. Britton
Louis B. McAneny
Mercantile
Hildebrand
W. H. Davis
Andrew J. Koonce
Fifth Ward
J. McGivern
Laurel Avenue
Puzzling ruling on $5210 confiscated in New Kensington raid
In New Kensington Pennsylvania Justice of the Peace Hunger faced a question over $5210 seized in a gambling room raid at the race track. Joseph Catternich of Cleveland and William McElroy of Kentucky were bonded on charges of taking concessions. sixty two others were fined. Hunger withheld disposition awaiting higher court guidance on ownership of seized funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New Kensington
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Catternich
Cleveland
William McElroy
Kentucky
Justice Hunger
Allegheny County
Westmoreland County
Thousand Men Idle At Hazelton Mine Strike
Hazelton Pennsylvania June 19 one thousand drivers idle at the Drifton colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal company after a walkout over a disputed incident. Production fell by 1600 tons for the day as officials call it an outlaw strike and vow to keep the plant idle until workers return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hazelton
Drifton
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Company
No. 9
Slope
Petroleum output in California increases in 1922
California produced 138,326,490 barrels of petroleum in 1922, up from 114,496,850 barrels in 1921, an increase of 23,739,632 barrels. Gasoline output totaled 693,497,748 gallons. The rise is linked to rapid development of Huntington Beach Long Beach and Santa Fe Oil fields in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Los Angeles
California
R. L. Coliom
Huntington Beach
Long Beach
Santa Fe
Orange Counties
Tibetans Name Five Day Week by Elements
The Tibetan calendar uses a five day week with days named after iron wood water feathers and earth. These names designate each day within the weekly cycle.
Indians Charge Pensions Fraud
Reno Nev June 19 Old Indian wars will be fought again in the minds of Nevadans if Annie Joe Brown Minnie Joe Winnie Joe and Jim Washoe press their claims of descent from Captain Joe and prove Captain Pete and Sarah Jim are impostors in collecting federal funds tied to a Piute uprising. They seek a copy of the uprising record from Governor Scrugham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Reno
Nev
Annie Joe Brown
Minnie Joe
Winnie Joe
Jim Washoe
Captain Joe
Captain Pete
Sarah Jim
J G. Scrugham
Joe
Stock market opens with mixed early trading on June 19
New York forenoon trading showed heaviness then a moderate rally in the second hour. Prices moved one to two points above early lows as Old stock fluctuated with irregular advances and declines. Maryland Oil was notably sold in large volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
Chandler
Baltimore
Ohio
Atcchinson
New York Central
Punta Allegre
Fiery K. K. K. Warning Displayed in Norfolk
A five foot tall sign with a seven foot cross bearing K. K. K. letters was set before the West Norfolk Baptist church during a Civic League session. Four men fled in a car as flames burned out. Local Negro residents removed the cross and people returned home, shaken by the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Norfolk Baptist Church
Civic League
Farinell's Vocal Range Noted in Spectacular Feat
Farinell could sing 800 notes without drawing breath while 50 singers barely exhaust their lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farinell
Formal Call For Contributions To Enforcement Fund
Harrisburg reports the first formal call for contributions to a 250000 dollar prohibition enforcement fund. The appeal targets all churches in Pennsylvania, with Mrs. Ella M. George directing statewide efforts and Miss Amanda Landes coordinating from the state headquarters. They urge citizens to donate to help the governor fulfill his pledge to drive saloons from the state and punish bootleggers. The fund will be at the governor's disposal, and Rev. I. P. Quimby conducted both ceremonies. Drake, now 76, has married three times, and his current wife is 70. they plan to reside in Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ella M. George
Beaver Falls
Amanda Landes
Lancaster
George
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
I. P. Quimby
Grange
Hattie A. Graves
Montague
George A. Drake
Greenfield
Drake
First Big Aerial Beacon Light Heads to Cheyenne
A giant beacon light built in Brooklyn will serve as the western terminal of a chain to guide transcontinental and postal airmen at night. The beam reaches more than twenty five miles and will link Chicago Iowa City North Platte Omaha and Cheyenne with smaller lights placed between the major stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chicago
Brooklyn
Iowa City
Iowa
Omaha
Nebraska
North Platte, Neb
Remarries First Wife After 25 Years Apart
In Orange Massachusetts on June 19, Mrs. George A. Drake married once more to the man she wed twenty five years earlier, a record-setting remarriage noted by local residents. The couple had separated long ago and now reunites, renewing vows in a quiet ceremony that drew attention for its unusual timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Orange
Mass
George A. Drake
City Protests Seventh Ward Bus Line Substitution
City solicitor drafts a resolution to protest abandoning the Seventh Ward trolley and replacing it with auto bus service. The council withdrew the measure for wording changes before a protest to the public service commission at the Pittsburgh meeting on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Public Service Commission
Pittsburgh
Blind man in jail after shooting during quarrel
Akron Ohio June 19 Albert Wilson 74 blind is jailed on a charge of shooting Henry Glen 34 in critical condition with a bullet wound. Glen says Wilson fired toward his voice during an argument about clothing Glen allegedly took two weeks earlier Wilson claims he shot in Glen's direction when he refused to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Albert Wilson
Henry Glen
Glen
Wilson
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Admitted Ruth Clel, Arthur Clel, Portersville, Hope George Audley Avenue. Discharged James Rogan, Grant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ruth and
Arthur Cleland
Portersville
Hope George
Audley Avenue
James Rogan
Grant Street
Great Wall of China Built in Fragments Across Dynasties
The massive masonry complex known as the Great Wall is not a single continuous structure but was constructed in pieces over different ages. The last major repair effort occurred at the start of the Qing dynasty.
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