Leviathan Half Over Trial Trip Satisfactory
Leviathan completes the first half of her trial spin to the trial board’s satisfaction aboard the American liner. Ashore, guests praise decorum while officials discuss speed tests and American merchant marine potential.
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American Steamship
Leviathan
International News Service
Shipping Board
Hye
Wall
Nassau
Florida
Hiram W. Ricker
Poland Springs
Maine
C. R. Troupe
Baltimore
Martin Madden
Illinois
Homer Ferguson
Newport News
Virginia
Sealed Liquor Seizure Tied to Baltic Berengaria Case
Treasury orders trigger seizures of liquor aboard ships in New York harbor. Customs officers seize 5736 gallons of ale and stout plus 305 bottles of whiskey and brandy and 119 bottles of wine from the Cunard liner Berengaria after breaking seals at West Fourteenth Street. Baltic remains under guard awaiting further guidance.
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Roberts
Supreme Court
Customs House
West Twentieth Street
Treasury Department
Washington
New York
United States Customs
Cunard
West Fourteenth Street
Two Negroes Escape With $1,400 After Attack on Messenger
Harrisburg June 22 Two Negroes attacked and robbed H S Brubaker a Pennsylvania Railroad messenger of 1400 dollars The money represented the pay checks of 22 local shop employees recently cashed by Brubaker The robbery occurred as Brubaker was delivering payroll funds to the shops
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International News Service
Harrisburg
H.S. Brubaker
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brubaker
Wide Screen Listings Showcases 1920s Features
The page highlights several film premieres and shows including PENN with The Famous Mrs Fair starring Myrtle Stedman Marguerite De La Motte and Cullen Landis a Deserted at the Altar with Bessie Love Tully Marshall and Queenie a feature The Cold Homestead with Joe Rocks and a Pathe News segment NIXON The Man Next Door by Emerson Hough with Alice Calhoun and James Morrison plus a Sunshine comedy Circus Pals at Fox News and more.
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Penn
Mrs. Fair
Myrtle Stedman
Marguerite de la Motte
Cullen Landis
Romeo
Bessie Love
Tully Marshall
Queenie
Joe
Nixon
Man Next Door
Emerson Hough
Allstar
Alice Calhoun
James Morrison
Fox News
Harding Speeds West to Speak in Kansas City
President Harding continues his western trip from St Louis to California with plans for a Kansas City address. He stresses nondictation from the White House and signals focus on domestic issues such as transportation taxation and law enforcement. He may endorse railroad consolidation to improve service.
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White House
St. Louis
League
Harding
San Diego
Kansas City
East Side Resident Harassed in Street by Armed Men
A plain clothed policeman, Rob ert Latera, was targeted by youths armed with pistols who halted him in the street. Police defend patrols and urge citizens to avoid interfering with officers on duty. A suspect jailed last night held a mouth organ and a squirt gun. Henry Golden of Cleveland identified him.
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Robert Latera
East Side
Henry Golden
Cleveland
Neshannock Avenue
Hilliers
Eruption Wanes as Lava Slows Threatened Town
The eruption diminished and lava advance slowed allowing residents to evacuate safely. Lingu was saved amid a smoky landscape with toxic fumes as the lava lay about 900 yards from the town center. Troops contend with peasants returning to vacated villages and breaking lava crusts.
Body Of Reading Swimmer Recovered
The body of Matthew Karasinsky, 17, was recovered from the Schuylkill river in Reading, Pa. He drowned after cramps while swimming late yesterday and went under before help could reach him.
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International News Service
Reading
Matthew Karasinsky
Scuylkill River
Soviet boycott of Switzerland sparks severed ties
The Soviet government in Moscow announced a total boycott of Switzerland on June 22, severing all economic relations. Passports for Swiss entry will be restricted to workers, while Russian trade representatives in Switzerland are recalled. The move follows tensions after Lausanne talks and the assassination of M Lorovsky in a Lausanne hotel.
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International News Service
Moscow
Switzerland
Lausanne
Russia
M. Lorovsky
Italy
Heat Wave Breaks as New York Reports 21 Dead
The heat wave that gripped New York and nearby areas eased with relief, bringing a toll of 21 dead and over 100 prostrations. Cooling breezes moved in from the St. Lawrence valley as temperatures dipped around 80 degrees in the morning and beaches and parks welcomed crowds at night. Weather forecaster Starr predicted continued cool weather.
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New York
International News Service
St. Lawrence Valley
East River
Brooklyn and
Manhattan
Starr
Freight And Flyer Crash injures twelve at Allentown
A Syracuse Philadelphia flyer on the Central Railroad of New Jersey collided with a backing freight train after hitting a man on the tracks. Twelve were injured including engineer James Burke and fireman Clayton Kintz. The locomotive and mail car derailed.
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International News Service
Allentown
Central Railroad
New Jersey
James Burke
Pittston Avenue
Scranton
Clayton Kintz
Wessport
Charles L. Graham
Orlando
Fla
Anna O’brien
Binghampton
Charles Taylor
Flyer
Bethlehem
Dynamite Destroyed House. Sleepers Escape
Five people sleeping in Patsy S. Caramelli’s house narrowly escaped when a dynamite blast wrecked the building early today in Dubois Pennsylvania. All furniture except two iron beds was shattered. The attack is linked to the killing of Charles Nelo, for which Tony Pulci is serving a 12 year sentence. Caramelli testified against Pulci. State police are investigating.
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International News Service
Dubois
Patsy S. Caramelli
Deadly scheme at Maine camp ends with bankruptcy reveal
Samuel J. Martin accuses Pilkoff of patent dispute escalation over rubber vulcanizing, then accepts a so called antidote poison plan to pay fifty thousand. Pilkoff robs Martin, fakes cure, destroys the check and proceeds to bank as Martin faces ruin.
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Pilkoff
Samuel J. Martin
Martin
Maine
Pilkof
Martin Company
Aristocratic Boston bull pup snatches bone in alley
A Boston bull pup is seen dragging a bone along an alley as onlookers watch from nearby. The dog carries the bone triumphantly while a mouldy bone sits nearby as evidence of the scene.
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Boston
Harding Seeks Speedy End to Coal Dispute
President Harding says the anthracite mine dispute is not yet settled and urges a prompt assurance that coal will flow from mine to market without interruption after August 31. He expressed regret at the delay in a message to the United States Coal Commission released by Chairman John Hays Hammond.
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International News Service
Washington
Harding
United States Coal Commission
John Hays Hammond
Truthful Girl Dialogue Foreshadows Secret Engagement
In a clipped exchange, a girl declares nothing will come between them, while another sighs she could consider marriage if she becomes engaged to another man first. The witty misunderstanding signals tension over commitment and fidelity.
Many Names for Ladybird Across England
Various regions in England call the ladybird by different names such as the flg golding Bishop Barnaby and God Almighty's cow. The piece notes regional lore and naming variations for the insect across counties.
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Ladybird
England
Flggolding
Barnaby
God Almighty
Not Always Loved by Those We Admire Says La Rochefoucauld
The quote emphasizes reciprocity in admiration, noting that affection from us to our admirers is not guaranteed and that people may not reciprocate even when others honor them.
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la Rochefaucauld
Goethe
Goethe on shared learning and originality across generations
The quote emphasizes collective progress through learning from predecessors and peers. It argues that even great minds rely on others and that originality is limited by communal knowledge rather than individual isolation. It underscores interdependence in creative and intellectual endeavors.
Weatherlike Confidence, A Man Reads the Sky
A man with a coin on one foot and bunion on the other seeks weather predictions as confirmation of his foregone conclusion. He treats forecasts as a ritual to validate what he already believes will occur.
Rally Thought Blames Sea After Two Shipwrecks
The quotation labeled Syrus reflects on blame, suggesting folly in faulting the sea for repeated shipwrecks. It presents a literary maxim on adversity and responsibility without additional context.
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Syrus
Deaths of the Day Bert Owens
Obituary notices announce the death of Bert Owens aged 29 son of Mr and Mrs William Owens of Martins Ferry noted for local prominence. Richards Johns returns from funeral services. Irene Elizabeth Barry aged 8 died at home after a year long illness from heart trouble. She leaves parents siblings and is buried at Graceland cemetery after services. Mary Elizabeth Ellison four months died after pneumonia at home with burial at Greenwood cemetery. Jacob Walls funeral held at Jeremiah Seamons home with Epworth church rites. pallbearers named and burial at Oak Park cemetery.
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Bert Owens
William Owens
Martin's Ferry
Owens
Richards Johns
Park Avenue
Irene Elizabeth Barry
Irene Elizabeth
Clyde
Harriet Heaven Barry
East Laurel Avenue
Highland School
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Helen
Harold
Graceland Cemetery
Mr. Walls
Jacob Walls
Jeremiah Seamons
East Washington Street
Homer Davis
Epworth Methodist Church
W. W. Walls
Clark Campbell
Edward Reinhart
David Seamons
Thomas Long
William Woods
Oak Park Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Compton Dies in New Castile at 52
Mrs. Mary Compton wife of T R Compton died at 229 1 2 Shady Side Thursday at 6 45 PM aged 52 born October 5 1871 in New Castile daughter of John Davis and the late Mrs Davis lifetime resident member of the Free Methodist church survived by husband four children Grace Watt Bessie Ballens Elizabeth Blanche at home two sons Oscar L Grannis Bellefonte and Elmer R Grannis one sister Emma Barns three brothers Harry Williams and John Davis funeral Saturday at 3 PM from the residence burial Greenwood cemetery
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Mary Compton
T. R. Compton
Shady Side
Compton
John Davis
New Castile
Free Methodist Church
Grace Watt
Bessie Ballens
Ethel
Blanche
Oscar L. Grannis
Bellefounte
Elmer R. Grannis
Emma Barns
Harry Williams
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine E. Binning
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine E. Binning of Elm Street will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Rice's Chapel. Burial will follow in Oak Park Cemetery.
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Catherine E. Binning
Elm Street
Rice’s Chapel
Oak Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Csister East Reynolds
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Csister of East Reynolds street were held from the Hungarian church Thursday afternoon. Rev. Berealem in charge. Music was furnished by the church choir. Interment was made in Greenwood cemetery and friends acted as pallbearers.
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Julia Csister
East Reynolds Street
Berealem
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Dan Verona on Montgomery Ave
Funeral services for Dan Verona of Montgomery Avenue will be held Saturday at 9 AM from the Polish church on Moravia Street. Interment will follow in the Polish cemetery.
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Dan Verona
Montgomery Avenue
Moravia Street
Insurance Men Banquet Highlights Growth Goals
An insurance men banquet noted the federation has 10 000 members with a target of 20 000 before year end. Joe Williams spoke briefly on the insurance business while Mayor Fred L. Rentz and P K Stevenson shared humorous anecdotes. the gather ing was deemed a real success.
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Joe Williams
Fred L. Rentz
P. K. Stevenson
Board of Trade
Delegates Attend Zion Baptist Convention Broadcast
Nearly 200 delegates and visitors register for Beaver Baptist church schools and Young People's Association convention in Zion Baptist church. President T. J. Davies leads sessions as Dr. A Sears and Rev. Dr. S. G. Neil deliver talks and a dramatization Faith of Our Fathers is presented. Dr Neil reports on Latin America and Europe during the event.
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Convention of Beaver Baptist Church
Young People’s Association
Zion Baptist Church
T. J. Davies
A. Sears
S. G. Neil
Neil
Europe
Florence Shumiaker
Dr. Neil
Soar
Government Plans To Prevent World Embargo On Coal
Attorney General Daugherty says the federal government will act forcefully to stop the United Mine Workers of America from joining foreign miners in halting coal production overseas if a domestic strike occurs. He sent the warning in a letter to John Hays Hammond, chairman of the US Coal Commission.
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International News Service
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Daugherty
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Stamm Expelled From New York Stock Exchange
New York June 22 The New York Consolidated Stock Exchange board expelled R G Stamm of R G Stamm Co as a regular member for trading violations. Investigators found many transactions not on the exchange floor and Stamm failed to appear when summoned. He had offered to withdraw in a letter.
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International News Service
New York
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange Today
R. G. Stamm
R. G. Stamm & Co
Bureau of Auditing and Accounting
Stamm
Consolidated
The Girl of Today Worried About Tomorrow
A reflective note on generational constraints warns that today’s young woman risks becoming yesterday’s stereotype if trends and expectations shift too slowly. It frames concern as a collective issue affecting future identity and autonomy.
Quiet phrase hints at exhausted executives amid collapse
A fragment reads too many tired business men work ing and a calm remark over a hushed caveid business failure, suggesting weariness among workers and a shutdown impact without details.
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Alice Lake
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Bulgaria
Ileana
Romania
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Soviet
Morris Schultz
Western Newspaper Union
Birthday Club
New Castle News
New Castle Pa
Jonas Kauffman
North Street
North Hill
Apple Alley
Mercer Street
Washington Street
Mary Elizabeth Ellison
Robert
Mary Withers Ellison
Highland Avenue
Dorothy
Edward
Binning
Csister Funeral
Verona
County Line St
Bell
Apply
New Castle Junction
Call Bell
J. Inquire
Pete Capitola
B. C. Pence
New Castle
Reynolds Street
R. Valiensi Realty Insurance Company
R. Taliensi Realty-Insurance Company
R. Taliensi Realty-Insurance
Pany
Henry
Gibson
Call
Jacob Co. Walls
Pennsylvania
Harvey FE. Martin
Penna
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