Benefit for Rev McAllister at Friday Lecture
On Friday night June 23 Rev P H Lynch pastor of the First Baptist will give an illustrated lecture about his ten thousand mile U S trip. Proceeds go to the fund for Rev F B McAllister the former pastor who has been critically ill for two years. Lynch depicts Yellow stone National Park and the Grand Canyon and says the trip took a month. The church hopes a liberal response as funds are regularly sought to support McAllister who remains bedbound with slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
United States
F. B. McAllister
Lynch
McAllister
Adjutant General Refuses to Send Troops to Herrin
The Adjutant General said troops would not be called to quell the Herrin strike violence. Labor officials called the disturbance local and not a signal for wider mine-area rioting. In Marion Illinois striking miners overran the Southern Illinois Coal mine, dynamited machinery, burned buildings, and seized prisoners to move them out of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Chicago
Thaxton
Washington
Department of Labor
Herriff, Ill
Illinois
Marion
Ills
Betwen
Harris
Sam W. Hunter
Carlos Black
Illinois National Guard
Two Men Fined for City Health Ordinance Violation
Sam Masco and Leo Toros pleaded guilty to throwing potato parings and table refuse into Big Run. Acting Mayor Walter Hamilton fined them $3 and costs, ordered cleanup of the river bank within twelve hours, on the Sanitary Officer Hoon’s complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Masco
Leo Toros
Walter Hamilton
Big Run Street
Hoon
Big Run
Where To Go Tonight: Film Roles and Screen Hits Listed
A compact listing highlights stars and titles including William Duncan Nixon in Shackles of Gold and Lionel Barrymore in The Great Adventure with Penn Cullen Landis in Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight. Also noted are Dome Goldwyn presenting Albert Payson Terhune's Grand Lunary and Charlie Chaplin in The Park and Regent Frank Mayo in Out of the Silent North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PENN
Cullen Landis
Dome—Goldwyn
Albert Payson Terhune
Charlie Chaplin
Frank Mayo
Parade and Park Outing Highlight North Jefferson Route
The 15 000 CavD Fellows are set for an outing on Saluruway with a ball game at Cascade Park at three o clock featuring Sharon and Youngstown teams. C H Buell leads a mounted parade staff with divisions and lodges from Beaver Falls to Sharon and Greenville, forming on East Grant and West Jefferson streets with a reviewing stand near the First M E church and a detailed route ending at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavd
Saluruway
North Jefferson Street
Cascade Sall Park
Sharon
Youngstown
C. H. Buell
New Castle
C. W. Fenton
David Jameson
Walter 58. 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
Beaver County
Butler County
Mercer County
Lawrence County
East Grant Street
Last Falls Street
North Jefferson
Adella Rebecca
First M. E. Church
Shenango
WWW
Slain Man's Body Found In Thicket Near Fox Chase
Unidentified man found dead near Fox Chase Philadelphia with a back wound. A suicide theory is unlikely as weapon aiming would be impossible. Murder squad detectives investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fox Chase
Shenango Valley Hospital Discharges Listed
Discharged patients include Herbert McClellanda of Chestnut Street Joe Nisinero of Hillsville and Mrs Ella Burchfield of East Washington Street from Shenango Valley Hospital reflecting routine post visit releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert McClellanda
Chestnut Street
Joe Nisinero
Hillsville
Ella Burchfield
East Washington Street
No Parking on Parade Route
Chief J Ed Elder bans parking on the I O O F parade line of march Saturday afternoon. Washington street from Shenango to County Line blocked except on the public square and east side of North Jefferson from Washington to North street. Effective 12 o clock Saturday until parade end. Authorized by city council resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed Elder
Washington Street
Shenango Street
County Line Street
Council
North Jefferson Street
North Street
Bull Calf Donated For Milk And Ice Fund Benefit
A pedigreed bull calf is donated to raise funds for the Milk and Ice Fund. County residents are asked to bid for the calf and provide a home, with suggested names flowing to the News. The calf will be disposed of soon to benefit the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk and Ice Fund
Ek Yard
Gambling raid yields two local loiterers released
In a police court session Alderman Walter Hamilton fined two foreigners nicknamed Bees after arrests in a gambling raid. James Moran confessed to aiming for the Great Lakes region and entering the city on a mislaid plan. Burt Goldier, with fiery red hair, claimed he missed the last train to Youngstown and was released as he left the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hamilton
James Moran
James
Hamilton
Mr. Moran
Great Lakes
Moran
Burt Goldier
Wysner
Goldie
Youngstown
Lewis Wary Of Opposing Sam Gompers At AFL Meet
Cincinnati June 22 The AFL convention shows factional sentiment against reelecting Samuel Gompers as president. Talks with John L. Lewis and George Berry failed to unite anti Gompers forces. Lewis eyes the voters but publicly says he is not interested. Officers election set for Friday while rail unions and railroad employers discuss a strike fighting alliance, with Chicago as a counting site Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Samuel Gompers
John L. Lewis
George Berry
International Pressmen
Gompers
Friends of
Lewis
Gomers
Denver
Miners’ Union
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Railwaymen’s Department of the Federation
Elders and Deacons Elected at Central Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church elected five elders to three year terms at a special meeting. The returning elders are W. W. Wallace J. G. Leslie E. A. Wilson J. C. Patterson and Edwin McCormick. F. F. Loveridge won a one year term. Two deacon vacancies were filled by W. E. Patterson and Miss May White for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 in Senate Session
Senator Watson of Indiana charged that petitions urging the McCumber tariff bill are part of a propaganda push by importers and retailers. He said signatures come from store counters where customers sign without understanding the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bart Campbell
Watson
Collins denies knowledge of alleged Irish slayers
Dublin June 22 Michael Collins head of the Irish provisional government says he has never heard of Connelly and O'Brien the two men arrested for the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson former chief of the British imperial general staff and the case prompts new questions about Irish radical groups and claims of responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Dublin
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Connelly
O'Brien
Henry H. Wilson
Imperial General Staff
Women in Ward Love Nest fought fist battle
Pinkerton detectives report that women visiting Walter S Ward’s Love Nest quarreled verbally and then with fists while Ward watched. The incident occurred Labor Day. Ward fled for an hour as neighbors heard the disturbance. Jewelry valued at 3000 dollars disappeared during the night. Edward Higgins, an elevator operator, said both women remained in Ward’s apartment with ongoing feuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Walter S. Ward
Baker
Clarence Peters
Ward
Pinkerton
Edward Higgins
New York Stocks Open Steady Amid Mixed Early Moves
The New York stock market opened steady as Mexi can Petroleum fell two points to 175 and Pan-American Petroleum eased to 73 1 2. Gulf States Steel rose 11 4 to 79 1 2 while Stel slipped 1 8 to 99. Studebaker gained 7 8 to 128 1 8 and Anaconda eased 1 8 to 151. Early trading saw pressure from speculative sources with Mexican Petroleum pressured 31 2 to 117 1 2 before Corn Products climbed 21 2 to 106.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American Petroleum
Gulf States Stel
Stel
Studebaker
Anaconda
Whadda Ya See Folly on City Streets
A string of short oddities and minor incidents reported around town. A packing truck blocks trolley wires on Highland avenue while stacked boxes topple. A stout woman enters the police station and is offered a chair. A stock market crowd peers at a bulls and bears scene near the News bull exhibit. A car with faulty brakes grazes Croton Avenue hill gates with no damage. Billboards shed by goats on Mill and Division. A Beckford street youth fetches his cap from his pocket before entering home and dislikes fuss. Boys on West Washington bridge aim to sink a tin can with sling shots, drawing a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street Bridge
Assassination of British Field Marshal Wilson
Field Marshal Wilson was killed as killers fled firing at pursuing police. The house of commons and lord lords paused in mourning as details emerge of the Ulster constabulary role and alleged Die-Hard plot linked to Ulster volunteers. Police seek six more accomplices as eight suspected participants are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 mature at Cascade Park
Members of the Alumni Association of New Castle High School finalize plans for the annual reunion at Cascade Park on Friday June 30. A record turnout is expected for the 6 30 supper in the grove and for elections of officers and other events including a baseball game and dance. Please report headcount to Mrs H D Taylor by Monday at 12 East Street Bell 754.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
the Grove
H. D. Taylor
East Street
Bell
New Castle High School
County Districts to Build Seven New Schools This Year
Buildings are planned in seven county districts with an eight room building set to be completed and ready for occupancy next year. An addition to the South New Castle school is planned likely adding four to six rooms. Plans for all projects are in preparation and will enhance Lawrence county's school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South New Castle Borough
Lawrence County
Prince Axel Takes Command of Asia Ocean Liner
Prince Axel of Denmark is named captain of the large motorship Asia. The announcement marks his ascent to command of the vessel and leadership role aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Axel
Denmark
Motorship
Asia
Parenti Stockholders Meeting Set in Council Chambers
Parenti stockholders are notified of a meeting in Council Chambers on Friday night June 23 at 7 30 p m All come. Committee. 26512
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parenti Stockholders
Parenti
Council Chambers
Deaths of the Day Mrs. McKean Buried
Mrs Cornelia Henry McKean died at her daughter Jennie Swans home in Pittston Pa Funeral services were conducted Wednesday two o clock at Neshannock Presbyterian Church Rev S A Kirkbride and Rev Mealey officiated Interment followed in Neshannock Cemetery Pallbearers were relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Henry McKean
Jennie Swan
Pittston
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
S. A. Kirkbride
Mealey
Sewickley
Neshannock
Funeral for Miss Opal Ferrer Clarke Held Wednesday
Miss Opal Ferrer Clarke died recently with services at 2 30 p m from the family home 628 South Bay street conducted by Rev C M Smail of the First Christian church. Burial followed at Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers Paul Wilson Glenn Lockhart Donald Rigby Robert Whaley William Cobeau and Harold Boak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Aged 54 in Beaver Falls
Word reached this city of the death of Wilkison Douglass aged 54 brother of Henry Douglass of Reynolds street at his Beaver Falls home after a four month illness. Former resident, he moved to Beaver Falls years ago. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at from his Beaver Falls home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkison Douglass
Henry Douglass
Reynolds Street
Beaver Falls
Douglass
Young Husband Dies After Weeklong Illness Blood Poisoning
William Gaylord Patterson aged 22 died Wednesday morning at the Hickory township home of his wife's parents after a week’s illness from blood poisoning. He had married Viola Sankey two months ago. Survived by his wife and his mother Mrs. Samuel Patterson of Eastbrook, plus brothers Ernest Norman and Norman McCaslin and sisters Ina Norris Boyles, all of Eastbrook area. Father predeceased him five months ago. He belonged to the Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:30 PM from the Eastbrook U P Church with Rev. Littell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 residence at noon today after a long illness. Her condition grew critical only in the past few days. She leaves three children: Mrs Ella Wolford Howard of this city, Roy Wolford, and Will Wolford of Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wolford
Ray Street
Ella Wolford Howard
Mrs Baker Praises Flappers in Reform Debate
In Chautauqua New York on June 22 Mrs George Minot Baker and Mrs George Bass defend the flapper amid federal reform plans for marriage and divorce. They argue for faith in the young women and critique earlier attire while noting intergenerational strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chautauqua
N. Y
George Minot Baker
George Bass
Illinois
Federation of Women's Clubs
Uncle Sam
Baker
McGlenskey Wounds Fiancée Then Self in Philadelphia
John McGlensky, 24, of Philadelphia, shot his fiancée Florence Blaskey, 20, of Atlantic City, then wounded himself. Both were reported fatally wounded at Pennsylvania Hospital. The incident followed a quarrel that postponed their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieated
Philadelphia
John McGlensky
Florence Blaskey
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Hospital
Labor Federation Rejects Third Party Drive at Convention
The American Federation of Labor halted Max Hays of Cleveland from pushing a labor party agenda at its convention. Hays urged an independent political action to back labor interests, while conservatives urged caution and President Gompers moved to end debate. The body voted 167 to 62 to close discussion and then backed Lafollette’s program against adverse court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Wheaton
International News
Cincinati
American Federation of Labor Today
Max Hays
Cleveland
Matthew Wool
Federation
Hays
Mr. Hays
Congress
Gompers
United States
Lafollette
Lenine Granted Indefinite Leave of Absence
Copenhagen dispatch reports Nicolai Lenine granted indefinite leave from his role as president of the council of Pearl's commissaries. Moscow sources indicate his successor may be Commissar Tsyryupa, a Bolshevist official with little public information available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Nicolai Lenine
Council of Pearl
Moscow
Tsyryupa
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Herrin
New Castie Dry Goods Co
Nixon
William Duncan
Lionel Barrymore
W. Buell
Co. W
Valley Hospital Notes
Sam Gompers
Ceedings
Miners-Railway Employers’ Alliance
Collins
Highland Avenue
Croton Avenue Hill
Mill and
Division Streets
Beckford Street
Wilson
Mrs. McKean
Miss Clarke
Labor Party
Wilkinson Douglass
Mrs
B.V.D. Company
Sele
B.V.D
Lenine
Atkinson Paint & Glass Co
North Mill Street
W. F. Dufford & CO
Washington St
Eh Sheet
Newcastle PA
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