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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
11
Motorists on the Wilmington road urge four motorcycle police to regulate speeding on the highway. On Saturday a speeding car passed another, forced it off the road into a large tree, injuring occupants. The speeding driver fled the scene. State or county police are needed for safety on the highway.
Coach Roy Kerr of the Castle Cards denied a report that pitcher Cliff Markle signed with the New York Americans. Kerr stated Markle will face the Salem Professionals Wednesday and has not left for the leagues, staying with Castle Cards and content there.
Mrs Madeline Force Astor Dick widow of John Jacob Astor Jr denies reports she leased a Reno Nevada house and will establish residence there. She states there is not a word of truth in the reports and rejects the claim.
Carl Myland, outfielder for Kalamazoo in the four team Central league, has been sold to Battle Creek Michigan Ontario League. The outfielder has already taken a hotel room in Battle Creek and been hitting and fielding for Kalamazoo.
Star for a day Phil Douglas pitched a shutout against Pittsburgh for the Giants while Karr aided in a Red Sox win over Cleveland. Homersby Toth and Reese helped Washington beat the Tigers in a shortened game halted by rain. Bodig homered and starred for the Yankees vs the Browns as 26 000 fans watched Ruth return to the lineup with a single. The White Sox and A’s beat Perry, and Vaughn’s port side slants subdued the Dodgers.
At morning and evening services Rev. Farr urged congregation members to assist in the bathing head project. He expressed strong support and asked parishioners to watch for worker calls in the papers and respond. Rev. Farr plans to volunteer his own services.
The Tin House at Shenango Works will resume operations Tuesday June 22 1920 Second Turn. AMERICAN SHEET AND TIN PLATE CO Shenango Works D Pyle Mgr Local 12 Sat Mon In Japan tea is practically a religion with ceremonies and dedicated places for drinking.
Vienna article reports a 22 year old University of Vienna student receiving 609 crowns monthly for study costs. The father claims he should support until the son can be self supporting, while the county court orders 250 crowns monthly for four years. Doctor Gautier comments on tuberculosis and oxygen distribution with radio photographs presented to the Academy of Science.
Paris article highlights walking routines like two leads to daily health gains. Jung 2L outlines steps in a method designed to preserve health through consistent movement and posture practices.
Tulsa report states Mrs Bele Winninger valued her son Ler at 50 000 after a fatal crush between a sector and a trailer in Salt Creek County. Ler worked for Skelly Oil Company when he was killed.
Washington June 21 reports say plans were discussed for organizing a meeting of the National Chamber of Agriculture. The item outlines efforts to coordinate farmers groups and advance agricultural policy initiatives.
Madrid June 21 The King aims to make Spain a leading whiskey producer. He reportedly sent his jockey Lucien Lyons to invite Kentucky distillers to Madrid for a conference. If it succeeds, major Bourbon distillers may open large scale operations in Spain.
The opening sessions of the American Association of Agricultural Editors' first convention were held today with the chamber of agriculture and the U S Chamber of Commerce discussed. Secretary Meredith spoke to about fifty editors gathered for the three day meeting.
London reporters note Misa Blale Southgate, a violinist, performs in overalls costing $1.40 a pair. Her instrument, a Gaur norins valued at $10,000, was a gift from the young shah of Persia after a prior performance.
London reports Bernard Shaw urging a municipal symphony to attract crowds and lift spirits. In Ohio, Catherine E. Newton of Petersburg presents a probate matter concerning the estate of Lewin Selinhart of Wainpum, with a will to be probated and duties appointed.
An exchange shows misheard lines and playful banter about greeting, worry, and heartfelt replies. The dialogue hints at misunderstandings and affectionate teasing between speakers.
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