Yankees Gunboats May Be Hurried To Battle Scene
PLANES MAY BOMB SOUTHERN CAPITAL Consul Asks For U. S. Gun boats To Protect American Property. ANTON China June 21 Liaos airplanes were expected from Kiangse province today as Sun Yat Sen tries to recapture Canton. Sun directs bombardment from a cruiser. Three cruisers shell the water front. Chen Chiung Ming's forces fire white to prevent landings. Chen has sent 12,000 soldiers northward to meet Sun's advance. a second battle north of Canton is expected. May Need U. S. Gunboats. Washington June 20 Admiral Straus, commander of the American fleet in Asiatic waters, has been in Continued On Page Two.
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Chen
Sun
Canton
U. S
Washington
Admiral Straus
Asiatic
Commission May Be Sent Into Russia
The Hague June 20 The International Conference on the reconstruction of Russia may decide to send a commission this afternoon. Soviet Russia would not permit entrance previously. France pushes study of Russian conditions on Russian soil and Premier Poincare wants to know the effect of Nicolas Leaine illness. Formal meeting postponed until tomorrow and heads of commissions to be announced. Experts devoted today to consultations.
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D. Weyer
International
Hague
International Conference On the
Russia
Poincare
Nicolas Leaine
Ruth Suspended Three Days By AL President Ban Johnson
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees was suspended for three days by American League president Ban Johnson after a dispute with umpire Dineen at Cleveland over a second base call. The action was announced in Chicago.
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International News Service
Chicago
Babe Ruth
New York Yaunkees
Ban Johnson
American League
Dineen
Cleveland
Frigid Weather Spoils Laborers' Day Out in Rust Belt
The damaged text describes workers enduring a sweltering or freezing shift as collars wilt and clothes dampen in heat, then shivering in a wintry gust. Despite discomfort, one figure laughs while others seek relief, hinting at erratic temperatures and a challenging day for laborers.
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Chen
Chey
Dan
Jenny Transfers Local Man On Job Here For 37 Years
Haward L. Smith of 217 East Wallace Avenue, after 27 years as a ticket receiver in New Castle, will transfer to the Pennsylvania railroad general offices in Philadelphia. He began with the company in Pittsburgh 38 years ago and has been in New Castle since 1885. The move, within about two weeks, aligns with closing ticket receiving stations except at larger terminals. Several smaller stations may close while major hubs stay open.
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New Castile
Pennsylvania Railroad
Haward L. Smith
East Wallace Avenue
The
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Philadelphia
Smith
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Wellsville
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ind
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Pittshurch
Cleveland
St. Louis
Lawrence County sells 600000 road bonds at premium
Commissioners sold 600000 Lawrence County road bonds to Redmond Company and Hill Wright Frew of Pittsburgh at a premium of 26383, bearing 4.5 percent interest. This last tranche of a 1,000,000 issue marks improved bond market demand with eight or nine bids and anticipates retirement by 1951. Bond pricing implies about 4.05 percent net yield to investors.
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Redmond and Company
Hill Wright and Frew
Pittsburgh
Lawrence County
Prince to Reach England Today
Plymouth reports a festive welcome as the prince of Wales returns aboard the Renown from an Oriental voyage. Royal representatives greet him on English soil while crowds fill the Hoe to catch a glimpse, with Duchess of Devonshire hosting Lady Rachel Cavendish honors. The king, queen, and prince are anticipated to attend events on the prince’s birthday and rumors of an engagement are mentioned.
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International News Service
Plymouth
Eng
Prince of Wales
Royal Family
Admiralty
Admiral Drake
Wag
Duchess of Devonshire
Roechel Cavendish
George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wailer
Prince
Rachel
Cline
Senator Hale Re-Nominated in Maine Primary
In Maine's primary results incomplete, U S Senator Frederick Hale faces re nomination with large support. Hale leads with 28 840 votes to Guernsey 13 298 and Davies 4 813 among 455 of 622 precincts reported. Governor Percil Baxter gains 31 886 votes with Dearing 12 480 and Higegina 7 606 for the gubernatorial nomination. Fineman of Pittsburgh returns home after a visit with Mr and Mrs James Daley of Washington Street.
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International News Service
Augusta
Maine
United States
Frederick Hale
Portland
Percil Baxter
Hale
Guernsey
Davies
Baxter
Dearing
Higegina
Peace Treaty Supports Win in Irish Election
De Valera’s future course unclear after a general election outcome showing Constitutionalists with 40 seats, Republicans 22, Independents 9, and Laborites 6. Countess Markiewicz defeated. Griffith elected in County Cavan as tabulations continue. Republican leader awaits executive council decision.
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Damiel O
Dall Eireann
Eamonn de Vadera
Republican Executive Council
Roderick ‘‘Kory” O'Conner
Life Term Given Straub Murderer of Alice Mallet
Geo Straub was sentenced to life in Marquette prison for the murder of welfare worker Alice Mallet in Jackson. He pleaded guilty before Judge Benjamin Williams after state police guarded the prisoner amid a crowded courtroom. Mallet was killed with an axe and her body found in a Jackson yard nearly two weeks earlier. Joe U Harper was assigned as motorcycle cop during the police chief’s absence.
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Straub
Alice Mallet
International News Service
Njackson
Mich
Geo. Straub
Marquette Prison
Mias
Benjamoin William
Willams
Misa Mallet
Jacckson
Joe U. S. Harper
J. Ed Elder
H. M. Reynotls
Offcer Neynaldy
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Victor Paul Adams Apollo Pa and Myrtie M Kohot Leechburg Pa. L W Eleh Petersburg Pa and Elizabeth Keebler Petersburg Pa. Thomas Gartil and Mary A McDowall Now Castro. Michael Witeh Ambridge and Sarah Koelg Woodlawn. Francis Richardson Beaver Falls and Marie Hartman Beaver Falls.
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Victor Paul Adams
Apollo
Myrtie M. Kohot
Lechburg
L. W. Eleh
Petersburg
Elizabeth Keebler
Thomas Gartil
New Castle
Mary A. McDowall
Castro
Michael Witeh
Ambridge
Sarah Koelg
Woodlawn
Francis Richardson
Beaver Falls
Marie Hartman
Kiwanis Build Playground For Henry Home Kids
Kiwanis club members installed playground equipment at the Margaret Henry Home on Cunningham Avenue. On Monday evening June 1 the group moved in with picks and shovels to set up four swings two slides and four see saws. Children today enjoy the new facility as Kiwanis volunteers supervise and celebrate a cooperative community project.
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New Cratle
Margaret Henry Nome
Cunningham Avenue
Wiwanta Club
Kiwanttns
Administration To Keep Tariff Measure Ahead
Democratic Senators plan a record vote to delay the soldiers bonus while the tariff measure remains before the Senate. Senators say the move aims to force a public tally on whether to delay the bonus further as talks continue in the Republican ranks. The administration asserts it can keep the tariff pressing ahead despite the opposition and pending bonus bids.
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J. Bart Camspbell
Titernadoge
Washingtoa
Ademih- HtrAlian
Senate
Tima- Uon
Bentén
Levee Break On Rio Grande Threatens Donna Town
Flooding from the Rio Grande breached the levee at Donna Texas this morning creating nearly five miles of rushing water between Donna and Mexico. The crest was reported near Laredo and expected to reach Donna tonight. All crops along river lowlands were destroyed.
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International News Service
Donna
Texas
Laredo
Ey-Aderman at Erie Ends Life in County Jail
Erie police report Frank Sullivan, former Fifth Ward alderman, hanged himself in his jail cell after being arrested on multiple bad check charges. A turnkey found the body at about six this morning following threats of political vengeance.
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International News Service
Erie
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Braham First Honor Man in Pitt Law Class
W. W. Braham of New Wilmington topped the University of Pittsburgh law school graduating class at commencement. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Braham, he is a Westminster College alumnus and will practice law with Attorneys BR, RK, and A ken at the Lawrence County bar.
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W. W. Braham
New Wilmington
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Mr. Braham
R. R. Braham
Westminster College
Atlormes BR
Lawrence County
Railroad adds yard crews in N Castile and surrounding districts
Railroad officials report increased activity with two new yard crews in N Castile at New Castle and Mahoningtown and six more across the Erie and Ashtabula divisions. Additional yard crews and station openings at East Orwell and Lockwood reflect a growing coal transport outlook if the strike ends.
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T. J. Patterson
Pennsylvania
N. Castile
New Castle
Mahoningtown
Eria
Ashtabula
East Orwell
Ohio
Lockwood
Death Record for Mrs Cornelia Henry McKesn of Minxton
Local death notice lists Mrs Cornelia Henry McKesn of Minxton Pennsylvania and mentions Mrs George KB Bennet of To Oklahoma and Miss Marin Trax with an address on Haver Road. The fragment provides names and locations without clear dates or a single primary event.
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Cornelia Henry McKesn
Minxton
George KB. Bennet
Oklahoma
Marin Trax
Haver Road
News Bull Calf Arrives In City For Charity Sale
A Jersey bull calf from Dryden arrives in the city for a milk and ice fund benefit. The young bull, presented by Harry Jeffrey and Harrad L Rentz, travels by private car at a cost of $8.56. He is described in humorous detail by a reporter, with plans to pose for a photograph to aid the charitable sale.
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Harry Jeffrey
Dryden
Harrad L. Rentz
New Castle New
Morvich
Anie
Deytden
Marty Jalvery
New York
Italy
Pennsylvania
Keystone Bermaa
Iisa
Howdy
Bullett
Jenty
Local cement plants run at full capacity as payroll expands
Lehigh Portland Cement reports all three mills at 100 percent for first time in nine months. Plant Two begins full operation adding 32 1 3 percent output and 75 more workers are hired. Company expects steady demand and aim for a 100 percent industrial revival in New Castle boosting local businesses.
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Mills
MacFerridge Assu
Kelloge Leads Opponent in Tight Races Across Regions
Fragmented report notes Kelloge ahead of his opponent with scattered vote totals and district mentions. Mentions governor hopefuls J. A. L. Preus and Hark Wonalace preparing for events in New York and Lake region as campaign activity continues.
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Oh York
Mingies Lake
New
Snapshots At News Rev Oe Charles Mason Dies
The oldest Episcopal clergyman on Pennsylvan ia and among the oldest in Canada, Reverend Charles Mason, died yesterday in Philadelphia. The article notes other incidents including a dynamite attack, theft, and a barn fire injuring a family member. Nearby reports mention lightning striking a Marion Centre barn and a bank robbery, with a widow recovering chewed currency.
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Charles Mason
Pennsylvansia
Cawsoonwy
Philisdelphia
Toshowte
Tun
Margarets Chambe
GS Aes
Marion Centre
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