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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
5
Mrs O H P Belmont of Beacon Towers says a woman could be United States president and should be given a chance to run the nation. She states ability and integrity matter, not sex, and that the National Woman's Party will outline its platform later today at her home.
London June 2 Leon Trotzky backs Karl Radek former Bolshevist envoy to Berlin to replace George Tchitcherin as people's commissar for foreign affairs It is reported Tchitcherin may resign amid the push for Radek to take the post.
The Christian Missionary Alliance Sunday school held its annual picnic at Neshannock Falls on Wednesday June 21. Attended by several hundred, the day featured games boating and races with winners including Anderson Lacomte Meltzer Jenkins McCann Forrest and others across multiple age groups.
The jury found George Calloway not guilty in the perjury connected to the Julius Mullens case but ordered him to pay costs totaling 78 dollars. Mullens, convicted on a liquor charge in March, faces perjury trial before Judge Emery this morning. he has been jailed pending resolution. Attorney J W Rhodes represents Mullens with District Attorney R L Hildebrand for the Commonwealth. Much of the forenoon was spent offering records from the prior trial as evidence.
Secretary of State Hughes has ordered auditors to review all receipts and expenditures of the American commission to the Brazilian exposition amid a dispute between C. D. Collier and Frank A. Harrison. The White House and State Department gave no immediate indication of action on Collier’s demand for Harrison's removal, who is accused of falsifying records.
The inter Allied council met at the foreign office to edit the reply of the Allied powers to the American note on the cost of maintaining the occupation army on the Rhine. The United States demanded a primary right to share in German reparations to defray upkeep costs.
The Aerial Howards, famed for daring outdoor tight wire acts, will provide free entertainment at Cascade Park starting the week of Monday June 26.
The Board of Trade nominates fourteen candidates for three director seats. Voting by members closes Tuesday June 27 at 8 p m. Ballots mailed today list the nominees who received the highest votes in a primary, expanded from twelve to fourteen due to tie votes.
The report lists C. P. Brown G. F. Winter G. L. Patterson L. Round P. J. Flaherty W. J. Offutt A. Green Harry Alexander T. H. Hartman David Jamison T. F. Morehead B. F. Butler W. A. Davis and John Elder Jr as nominees with votes tallied. The primary ballot counting committee included C. P. DuShane T. V. A. Malloy Fred H. Kay and L. C. John.
Fred Weir pleaded guilty to felonious shooting before Judge Emery and received a $50 fine plus costs and imprisonment in the Western Penitentiary for one year and six months to two years. William Kane pleaded to assault and was sentenced to $25 fines and costs and three months in the county jail. Stanley Planko faced forgery charges.
M. J. Scanlon was found not guilty with Lawrence County paying costs. Mike Chuchovic faced two counts for liquor, found not guilty on manufacturing but guilty on possession. a five gallon jug of liquor was found in his possession.
County Superintendent Co F Ball urges all teachers without certificates to file applications by July 1. Certificates are issued by the state department and must be submitted by that deadline.
The advertisement highlights Dotted Swiss at $1.59 per yard featuring imported quality in all colors and 32 inches wide. It also promotes Tissue Ginghams at 65 cents per yard noted for crisp, sheer, cool appearance with splendid colors.
An alarm at 1:50 p.m. yesterday from box 21 and a second at 5:45 p.m. from box 211 identified a crossed electrical wire at Crescent and Shaw streets as the cause. The Electric Company was notified and repairs were completed.
United Juniors seek contests with the Live Wires Highland Juniors Sutton Street Cubs Pollock Stars and New Castle Cubs. Phone 1885 A and ask for Clyde Jackson.
Firemen of the city answered two calls on Wednesday. A grass fire in the rear of Shenango Valley Hospital on Shenango Street drew the Park Avenue department to the scene.
Charter granted for the Crawford Stores with incorporators C. E. McKee Rochester R Crawford Ellwood City and RE McKee Midland. Capital stock 115 shares of 100 each totaling 11500. General merchandise business planned in Ellwood City.
Readable catalog snippet lists 75c bath towels 22 by 45 inches and 50c bath towels 20 by 38 inches, plus 18 by 35 inch hem stitched linen Huck towels at 50c. Pricing shown with unclear garbled text surrounding a sale listing.
Advertises muslin underwear including soft finish slip over gowns, crepe gowns in white and flesh with colored figure designs, and bloomers in flesh color with elastic knee ruffles. Envelope chemise with lace embroidery and ribbon trimming offered at bargain prices.
An extensive selection of styles and materials including crepe satin crepe de chine taffeta cotton crepe and figured silks offered in vibrant colors. Prices span from 3 50 to 19 50 with models described as exceptionally captivating.
W. E. Gastinger transfers to W. Frank Rutter in the Second ward for $1. Ira Lewis Cox conveys to Alfred I. Broadhead in the Fourth ward for $1. Audrey A. McKee transfers to Wm. H. Comstock in Wilmington for $1. Jacob J. Beck to Mary A. Beck in Union for $1. John S. Brookwalter to Maria McNicholas in the Fourth ward for $1.
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