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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1923

Page

10

Legal Battle Over Chicago Man Woman Begins In Courts

Chicago June 23 International News Service Fred Thompson the man woman faces murder charges in the Tesmer holdup case and must appear before Judge Rooney to plead. Police seek a mysterious accomplice known as Slim while Thompson’s lawyers push for witness identification challenges and habeas corpus relief.

International News Service Chicago Fred Habeas Corpux Tian Thompson Tesmer

Richards Wins Foreign Match at Queen's Club London

Vincent Richards of Yonkers New York won his first foreign tournament by beating Indian Davis Cup captain M Jacobs in straight sets 6 2 6 2 in the final of the London championship at Queen's Club. Elizabeth Ryan, formerly of California, swept the London women's championship by defeating Mrs Beamish 8-3 1-6 6-2 in the final round of the women's singles.

Cinternational News Service London Vincent Richards Yonkera N. Y M Jacobs Queen's Club Richards Elizabeth Ryan California Mrs. Beamish

Railroad Officer Crushed To Death In Altoona

Sergeant Joseph Litner, 31, of the Pennsylvania railroad police, fell between moving cars while inspecting a train and was crushed to death. The incident occurred in Altoona on June 23 as a routine check ended tragically.

CO International News Service Altoona Joseph Litner Pennsylvania

Mrs Buzz weeps as brother in law brands her killer

New York June 23 Special Mrs Anna Buzz former circus rider wept in court as her brother in law William Ture swore she confessed to killing Frederick Schneider Bronx contractor. Testimony included blood on her coat and claims of a quarrel between Schneider and Ture.

Mrs. Buzz Schneider New York Anna Buzzt Frederick Schneider Bronx William Ture Fred Mra. Buzzi James P. Atkinson Health Department Atkinson Buzz Edwis

Scout Camp Opens To Younger Boys This Summer

Scout Executive J Lee Calahan reports requests from parents of boys aged ten to twelve who are not yet eligible for Boy Scouts. If they wish to join, arrangements can send them to camp in August. A physical exam and $1 deposit are required. Visiting days are Wednesdays and Sundays with a private dining room and cooking range provided. Visitors are welcome evenings during the week, but plan a visit on visiting day to avoid disrupting the program. Boys heading to camp Monday should meet Fisher’s truck at North Street Junior High at 7 AM.

Scout J. Lee Calahan Boy Scouts Calahan Fisher North Street

Hymns Turned to Jazz Convert Heathen Believers

Chicago June 23 Ragtime and jazz music are used by over 100 missionaries of the Christian and Missionary Alliance to attract savage peoples in Timbuctoo Tibet and Tahiti. Paul Rader says sacred words set to modern tunes win converts as simple minds respond to rhythm, and evangelists use song and prayer without arms to reach heathen populations.

Chicago Timbucctag Tibet Tahiti Paul Rader Christian and Missionary Alliance Mr. Rader

Pottsville crops fail as drought bites early harvests

Pottsville reports continued drought with widespread early crop failures. Farmers in the area are buying oats for livestock as rain may help late crops, but the outlook remains dire, with the drought described as among the most serious in forty years.

Orternational Navy Service Pottsville

Salvation Army Park Service At Cascade Park

The Salvation Army holds an open air service at Cascade Park Sunday at 4 o clock. E. Toplin will speak on Does God Care and Is subject The Nation and the Nature of His Care. Special music and singing will be provided along Salvation Army lines.

Salvation Army Cascade Park Enaign E. Toplin

Recruiting Station Open At City Hall For Marines

Sergeant Thomas J Bert of the United States Marine Corps opened two recruiting stations in City Hall. Interviews offered to men aged 15 to 35 who wish to enlist. Enlistees may study six Marine Corps Institute courses in Washington DC and travel the world. Bert’s hours are 9 am to 5 pm and 6:30 to 8:30 pm.

Thomas J. Bert United States Marine Corps Bert Marine Corps Marine Corps Institute Washington, D.C

Eight Roses On One Stem Make Up Stevenson's Bouquet

Commissioner P. K. Stevenson of Board of Trade has received a rare bouquet of eight roses on one stem. The arrangement, called la Franc roses, was presented by Charles H. Van Fleet of Garfield Avenue. The grafted roses came from a special shipment from Jacksonville, Florida.

Stevenson P. K. Stevenson Board of Tared Ito Strevenson Ons Charles H. van Fleet Garfield Avenue van Fleet Jacksonville Florida

Heat Wave Grips Pittsburgh in Third Day of Heat

Pittsburgh endures 76 degrees at 8 am with no relief likely as the heat spreads after three days of high temperatures. Yesterday's high hit 92, with several heat related illnesses reported but no deaths. Police Chief Elder orders a theater owner brought to mayor's court for sign width violations in Dome Theater lobbies. Richard Morgan reports his bicycle stolen from 1208 Cumberland Avenue, describing a red bike with a bent wire held coaster brake.

Tshurch Pittsburgh Lagan Dome Theater Richard Morgan Cunningham Avenue

Submarine Riddle Sparks Maritime Wordplay

In a playful exchange, readers joke about submarines and tea as puns surface. The dialogue hints at the quirks of language and naval terms, mixing humor with linguistic creativity in a lighthearted feature.

Engineer Miner Breach Averted Between Major Unions

In Indianapolis a breach between the Amalgamated Mine Workers of America and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was reportedly averted as miners in West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky holdings began reforming to work. An adjustment was made in the mines after Warren S. Sr. and the Brotherhood board chaired changes to employment.

Indianapolis Ind America Rotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Ismirherhood West Virginia Kentucky Warren 3. Sra Brotherhood Compan

French Steamer In Port With Liquor

The French line steamship Paris arrives in port with a large supply of beverage liquors declared to the United States customs. Officers report 9,000 bottles of wine among the stores admitted for beverage purposes under seal. A curious aside notes an assumption about moving ice from the earth to span a vast distance, attributed to a Professor Young.

C International News Services New York French Line Paris Idasl United States Young

Harmony Dream Inspires Birds and Voices in Night

A whimsical note recalls a bird perched in a tree replying to a distant singing contest between Jenny Lind and Humary Voice. The scene envisions crickets and katydids joining in a concert, lifting listeners to a new harmony.

Tim Jenny Lindance

Germania Beverage Company Officials Fined

Federal Judge Robert M. Gibson fined the Germania beverage company and its President John Kazmaier of Altoona a total of 14 200 on six counts of two indictments charging manufacture of beer with over one percent alcohol and transporting beer of alcoholic content. The action cites operating without a government permit and a February list violation. An injunction with a 1000 bond and sixty day stay was granted. application for a required permit will be made.

International News Service Pittsburgh Robert M. Gibson Germania Beverage Company John Kazmaier Altoona United States George Moore Compa

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