Benefit for Rev McAllister Listed This Friday Night
Friday evening, June 23, Rev P H Lynch of the First Baptist Church will give an illustrated talk about his ten thousand mile U S journey. Proceeds go to the fund for Rev F B McAllister, the church’s former pastor critically ill for two years. Lynch’s talk features Yellowstone National Park and the Grand Canyon with many photos and experiences to share. The church hopes the public will donate generously as members continue to support the McAllister fund despite ongoing financial appeals. McAllister remains bedridden with only slight improvement.
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P. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
United States
F. B. McAllister
Lynch
McAllister
Adjutant General Refuses to Send Troops to Herrin
Department of Labor officials say Herrin Illinois disturbances are local and unlikely to spark wider mine-area rioting. In Marion miners overran the Southern Illinois Coal Co site, dynamited equipment and freed prisoners, with two dead and 14 wounded as Col Sam N. Hunter reported.
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International News Service
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Chicago
Thaxton
Washington
Department of Labor
Herriff
Ill
Illinois
Marion
Ills
Betwen
Amber
Harris
Sam N. Hunter
Carlos Black
Ilinois
Local men fined for health ordinance violation
Sam Masco and Leo Toros pleaded guilty to a city health ordinance violation this morning before Acting Mayor Walter Hamilton. They live on Big Run street and were arrested on a Sanitary Officer Hoon complaint for tossing potato parings and other table refuse into Big Run. They were fined $3 and costs and ordered to clean up the river bank within twelve hours.
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Sam Masco
Leo Toros
Walter Hamilton
Big Run Street
Hoon
Big Run
Where To Go Tonight Film Snippets and Stars
A list of screenings includes Nixon William Duncan Shackles of Gold at STAR with Lionel Barrymore in The Great Adventure. PENN presents Cullen Landis in Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight. DOME has Goldwyn's Grand Larceny from Albert Payson Terhune, plus Charlie Chaplin in The Park. REGENT features Frank Mayo in Out of the Silent North.
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PENN
Cullen Landis
Dome—Goldwyn
Albert Payson Terhune
Charlie Chaplin
Frank Mayo
Outing Draws 15 000 God Fellows in Salunway Parade
Parade in New Castle draws 15000 God Fellows for review on North Jefferson Street. A major ball game at Cascade Park pits Sharon and Youngstown teams at three. Parade staff includes Chief Marshal C H Buell and aides from New Castle.
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Salunway
Jefferson Street
Cascade Sail Park
Sharon
Youngstown
Slain Man Body Found In Thicket Near Fox Chase
An unidentified man was found shot in the back today in a thicket near Fox Chase Philadelphia. Detectives say suicide is unlikely and investigate the murder scene.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Fox Chase
Shenango Valley Hospital Discharges Several Local Patients
Discharged: Herbert McClellana of Chestnut Street Joe Nisinero of Hillsville and Mrs Ella Burchfield of East Washington Street leaving Shenango Valley Hospital after care.
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Herbert McCleLlana
Chestnut Street
Joe Nisinero
Hillsville
Ella Burchfield
East Washington Street
No Parking on Parade Route Authorized by Police
Chief J. Ed Elder issued a parking ban on the I. O. O. F. parade route for Saturday afternoon. No parking along Washington Street from Shenango to County Line, except on the public square per council resolution, and on the east side of North Jefferson Street from Washington to North Street. The order runs from 12 o clock Saturday until parade conclusion.
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C. H. Buell
New Castle
C. W. Fenton
David Jameson
Walter 5. Reynolds
D. R., Dunn
Chas. H. Young
E. C. Porter
G. F. Herman
Beaver Falls
Steward Barnes
Rochester
Oliver B. Lyons
Greenville
Fred M. Rubel
J. R. Hodge
Charles H. Berry
Sc. J. Buell
J. Ed Elder
Washington Street
Shenango Street
County Line Street
Public
North Jefferson Street
North Street
Hamilton orders penalties in police court for two foreigners
In Cincinnati alien gamblers known as Bees were arrested after a raid. James Moran and Burt Goldier faced Alderman Walter Hamilton who ordered penalties and sent them on their way. Moran claimed Butler as origin and said Great Lakes for a job while Goldier sought Youngstown.
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Walter Hamilton
James Moran
James
Hamilton
Mr. Moran
Great Lakes
Moran
Burt Goldier
Wysner
Goldie
Youngstown
Central Presbyterian elects elders and deacons
At a special meeting, five elders whose terms expired were reelected for three years: W. W. Wallace, J. G. Leslie, E. A. Wilson, J. C. Patterson, and Edwin Mccormick. F. F. Loveridge was elected for one year. Deacon vacancies filled by W. E. Patterson and Miss May White for three years.
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Central Presbyterian Church
W. W. Wallace
J. G. Leslie
E. A. Wilson
J. C. Patterson
Edwin McCormick
F. F. Loveridge
W. E. Patterson
Miss May White
Watson Attacks Tariff Petition
Senator Watson of Indiana charged in Washington that petitions signed by thousands urging the McCumber tariff bill are spread by importers and retailers to oppose the measure. He said customers sign without understanding the tariff bill or its effects.
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J. Bart Campbell
Watson
Collins Denies Knowledge of Alleged Slayers
Dublin June 22 Michael Collins head of the Irish provisional government said he had never heard of Connell y and O Brien the men arrested on the charge of assassinating Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson former chief of the British general staff.
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International News Service
Dublin
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Connelly
O’brien
Henry H. Wilson
Imperial General Staff
Women in Ward Love Nest Fight During Visit
Pinkerton detectives recount a verbal and physical clash at Walter S. Ward’s Love Nest as women visiting, including Ward’s frequent red haired guest, fought with a brunette. Ward fled briefly as tensions escalated. Jewelry valued at 3000 dollars disappeared during the night. Edward Higgins, elevator operator, said both women remained in Ward’s apartment with ongoing stormy scenes.
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International News Service
New York
Love Nest
Walter S. Ward
Baker
Clarence Peters
Ward
Pinkerton
Edward Higgins
Whimsical City Snapshots Under Daily Strain
A cluttered scene on Highland Avenue shows packing boxes piling high enough to drag trolley wires. A stout woman enters the police station and asks for a chair with a second chair offered to the officer. Goats nibble at street billboards while youths on West Washington Street bridge sling shots at a tin can attracting spectators. An auto driver with faulty brakes collides with a Croton Avenue hill barrier when gates drop but no damage occurs. Eight year old Beckford Street boy pockets his cap before entering home.
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West Washington Street Bridge
Assassination of British Field Marshal Wilson Stuns Parliament
Field Marshal Wilson, a House of Commons member and Ulster policy figure, was shot dead after directing movements against Irish Republicans. Police pursued eight attackers, six more sought, while dignitaries including Lord Carson and Austen Chamberlain mourned.
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House of Commons
Field Marshal Wilson
Ulster Special Constabulary
Common Report
Ulster
Belleck and
Pettigo
O’connelly
O’brien
Dublin
House of Lords
Commons
Lord Carson
Austen Chamberlain
H. H. Asquith
Ireland
England
Field Marshal
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers
Alumni Reunion Plans for New Castle High School
Alumni Association of New Castle High prepares for its annual reunion at Cascade Park on Friday with a Grove supper at 6 30. A record turnout is expected and classes are urged to report headcount to Mrs H D Taylor by Monday to aid catering for the supper and events including a baseball game and dance.
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Cascade Park
the Grove
H. D. Taylor
East Street
New Castle High School
Deaths of the Day Mrs. Cornelia Henry McKean
The funeral for Mrs Cornelia Henry McKean who died at her daughter’s home in Pittston Pa was held Wednesday at 2 PM from Neshannock Presbyterian church. Rev S A Kirkbride and Rev Mealey of Sewickley conducted services. Burial followed in Neshannock cemetery with relatives as pallbearers.
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Cornelia Henry McKean
Jennie Swan
Pittston
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
S. A. Kirkbride
Mealey
Sewickley
Neshannock
Funeral services for Miss Opal Ferrer Clarke
The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 from the family home 628 South Bay street. Rev. C. M. Smail of the First Christian church led the service. Burial followed in Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers Paul Wilson Glenn Lockhart Donald Rigby Robert Whaley William Cobeau and Harold Boak.
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Opal Ferrer Clarke
South Bay Street
C. M. Smail
First Christian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Paul Wilson
Glenn Lockhart
Donald Rigby
Robert Whaley
William Cobeau
Harold Boak
Death of Wilkison Douglass. Beaver Falls resident dies at 54
Word comes of the death of Wilkison Douglass aged 54 brother of Henry Douglass of Reynolds Street. He died Wednesday at his home in Beaver Falls after an illness of four months of complications. Former resident of this city, he moved to Beaver Falls years ago. Funeral services set for Friday at 3 PM at his Beaver Falls home.
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Wilkison Douglass
Henry Douglass
Reynolds Street
Beaver Falls
Douglass
Local Pattersons Mourn 22 Year Old Death in Hickory Township
William Gaylord Patterson aged 22 died Wednesday after a weeklong illness from blood poisoning at the home of his wife's parents in Hickory township. He married Viola Sankey two months ago. Surviving: his wife, mother Mrs. Samuel Patterson of Eastbrook, and brothers Ernest Norman and Norris Boyles, sister Mrs. Norman McCaslin. Father preceded him in death five months ago. He belonged to Eastbrook U P church. Funeral at Eastbrook U P church Friday at 2:30 led by Rev. Littel.
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William Gaylord Patterson
Amita Sankey
Hickory Township
Viola Sankey
Samuel Patterson
Eastbrook
Ernest
Ina
Norman
Norris Boyles
Norman McCaslin
Eastbrook U. P
Rev. Littell
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Wolford at Ray Street Residence
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolford of Ray Street died at her home at noon today after a long illness. Her condition grew critical only in recent days. She is survived by three children Mrs. Ella Wolford Howard of this city Roy Wolford and Will Wolford of Grove City.
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Elizabeth Wolford
Ray Street
Ella Wolford Howard
Mrs Baker Affirms Faith In Flappers
In Chautauqua New York on June 22 Mrs George Minot Baker and Mrs George Bass a Democratic women leader in Illinois defend the flapper under proposed federal reforms of marriage and divorce. Mrs Baker says the flapper is dear and unafraid and questions the morality of judging skirts from the past. Mrs Winter warns about alienation between generations over the issue.
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International News Service
Chautauqua
N. Y
George Minot Baker
George Bass
Illinois
Federation of Women's Clubs
Uncle Sam
Baker
McGlensky Fatally Wounds Fiancée Then Himself
Philadelphia Det. John McGlensky aged 24 shot his fiancee Florence Blaskey 20 of Atlantic City and then turned the pistol on himself. Both are believed fatally wounded at a Pennsylvania hospital after a quarrel that delayed their upcoming marriage.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
John McGlensky
Florence Blaskey
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Hospital
County to Build Seven New Schools in Districts
Plans calling for seven new school buildings this year plus an eight room structure to be ready for occupancy next year. An addition of four to six rooms is planned for South New Castle borough. All projects are being prepared and will significantly expand Lawrence county's school system.
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South New Castle Borough
Lawrence County
New York Stocks Open Steady with Mixed Early Moves
The New York stock market opened steady on June 22 with Mexican Petroleum down two points to 176 and Pan-American Petroleum at 73 1 2. Gulf States Steel up 1 1 2 to 79 1 2 while Steel down 1 8 to 99. Studebaker up 7 8 to 128 1 8 and Anaconda down 1 8 to 151. Early trading saw Mexican Petroleum pressured by large room traders and a later rise for Corn Products to 106.
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International News Service
New York
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American Petroleum
Gulf States Stel
Stel
Studebaker
Anaconda
Prince Axel of Denmark Becomes Asia Motorship Captain
Prince Axel of Denmark assumed the role of captain aboard the large motorship Asia, directing its operations and crew on its current voyage. The appointment elevates royal presence aboard the vessel as it sails to its next port.
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Prince Axel
Denmark
Motorship
Asia
Parenti Stockholders Meet in Council Chambers Friday
Stockholders of Parenti are called to a meeting in Council Chambers Friday night June 23 at 7 30 p m All come. Committee eat 266t2.
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Parenti
Council Chambers
Labor Convention Rejects Labor Party Push
The American Federation of Labor blocked a move to form a third big political party for labor. Max Hays of Cleveland urged independent labor action to back electing workers to Congress and other offices, while the convention voted 167 to 62 to close debate and endorsed Lafollette's program opposing adverse court rulings.
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Warren W. Wheaton
International News Service
Cincinati
American Federation of Labor Today
Max Hays
Cleveland
Matthew Wool
Federation
Hays
Mr. Hays
Congress
Gompers
Special Committee
United States
Lafollette
Lenine Granted Leave of Absence From Council
Copenhagen report states Nicolai Lenine has been granted indefinite leave from the position as president of the council of Pearl's commissaries. His likely successor is Commissar Tsyryupa, a Bolshevist official with little public profile.
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Copenhagen
Nicolai Lenine
Council of Pearl
Moscow
Tsyryupa
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