German Reports Show Industry Gains and Tax Cut Boost
German industry shows signs of recovery with lower taxation and new commercial treaties boosting exports. Berlin reports highlight reforms, export credit guarantees, and a new American car assembly plant aider. Demand remains uneven despite improvements in textiles, chemicals, and dye operations.
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Robert S. Thornburgh
Ternational News Service
Washington
France
Hoover
F. W. Allport
Berlin
Allport
Germany
Spain
Chambers of Commerce
German Dye Trust
Ford Timers 39 Cent Buy at Try's Auto Supplies
Local auto shop Try's offers a sale on Ford timer parts at 39 cents each as part of cut prices. Washington Street storefront advertises reduced pricing and new stock availability for auto enthusiasts and mechanic customers.
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Washington St
German Industry Faces Lingering Slump and Unemployment
The past year's low mood persists as markets stay restricted and capital remains scarce. Unemployment remains widespread with 784000 jobless as of May 1, reflecting a 5 percent drop in two weeks prior.
Reverend Owen and Family Leave for Washington Ind
Rev. George E. Owen and his wife and children from South Mill Street left Monday for Washington Indiana to spend the summer. He closed his pastorate at Central Christian church on June 13 and has no definite future plans yet.
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George Owen
Washington, Ind
George E. Owen
South Mill Street
Owen
Central Christian Church
New Castle Boy Wins Prize in Pittsburgh Airplane Contest
John F Kis singer, son of Dr. and Mrs. Walter C Kissinger of East North street, was named a prize winner in a model airplane contest in Pittsburgh. The Aero Club of Pittsburgh sponsored the event, which drew several hundred entries.
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New Castle
John F. Kissinger
Walter C. Kissinger
East North Street
Pittsburgh
The
Aero Club of Pittsburgh
Street Car Collision Damages Mrs English Vehicle
Mrs Martha English reports a street car collision on East Washington street in front of Dr Hunt's office. She had parked and started to move when the motorman rang the bell. she stopped, and the street car rear ended her car.
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Martha English
Chestnut Street
East Washington Street
Dr. Hunt
Mouth Organ Contest Draws Many Entries in Lawrence County
Lawrence County mouth organ championship for 1926 opens at the Penn theatre next Monday. The News sponsors a beautiful cup and other prizes. All county mouth organ artists over 16 are urged to enter. entries accepted until contest start.
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Lawrence County
the News
Penn Theatre
New Castle News-Penn Theatre
Bicycle Club Off On 150 Mile Jaunt
A bicycle club of six West Side boys led by Leo Rieg sails for Carroltown Pennsylvania about 150 miles away. They plan to pass Butler Kittanning Indiana and Ebensburg on the route and will camp upon arrival for about two weeks before riding home again.
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West Side
Leo Rieg
Charles Kelley
Edgar Rieg
William Haines
Ralph Lannigan
Francis Rieg
Carroltown
Butler
Kittanning
Indiana
Ebensburg
Pickpockets' School Laid To Woman Fagin
Paris reports a Belgian woman Amanda Godart accused of running a pickpockets' school at Bicetre. Police seek a female Fagin figure who taught girls in regular beats. Two young women detained admitted being her pupils and described inspection tours and profitable activity.
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Paris
Dicken
Fagin
Doger
Oliver Twist
Mouffertard
Amanda Godart
Bicetre
Metropolis
Godart
Morgan family thanks for kindness after funeral
Mrs. Mary A. Morgan and family express gratitude to friends for the kindness shown during the funeral of John E. Morgan Jr. of Homestead. Adv. 11
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Mary A. Morgan
John E. Morgan Jr
Homestead
Tire thefts report at New Castle Nation plant
Bennie Wise reports two tire thefts from his machine in New Castle on South Street and Water Street. Police note the car had only one headlight, the left one, as a possible clue.
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Bennie Wise
New Castle Nation Company
South Street
Water Street
Vermont Senatorial Hopeful Stickney Profiles in Campaign
At 73 Wm H Stickney runs in Vermont's senate race backed by the administration to unseat Porter H Dale who angered Washington with soldier bonus postal pay vetoes and other acts. Stickney, a longtime political and legal figure, is noted as former governor and law partner in Stickney Sargent Skeel with ties to railroad measures and state politics. The piece adds a quip about the polite host who bores his guests to feel at home.
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Wm. H. Stickney
Vermont
Porter H. Dale
Washington
Soldier Borns
Dale
Stickney
Sargent
John Coolidge
Plymouth
Phillips Academy
Exeter
N. H
House of Representatives
Stickney, Sargent & Skeel
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