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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1924

Page

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Pioneering flyer Maughan nears coast on continental hop

Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan continues his dawn-to-dusk attempt to cross the continent. He departs St. Joseph Missouri toward Cheyenne and then heads toward the coast, reporting a well-running plane and good progress despite weather delays. He stops briefly at Rosecrans Field after covering about 1141 miles and awaiting a near-term departure for the next leg.

Bulletinternational News Service Roscrans Field St. Joseph Lieut Russell L. Maughan Cheyenne Wyo Lieut. Maughan Rosecrans Field Bulletin International News Service Rosecrans Maughan Wyoming Quincy Ill Missouri Macon St. Louis Dayton Russell Maughan McCook Field Mitchell Field N. Y Army Flier San Francisco Salduro Utah

Vacation costs and mountain dreams amid travel woes

The poem expresses longing for sea and mountains but admits lack of funds to travel. It contrasts vacation desire with a months long wait, noting weather and finances shape plans as 88 degree heat arrives. The Dayton Ohio dispatch reports Lt Russell Maughan’s cross country flight facing a minor gasoline leak delaying refueling before continuing toward St. Joseph and San Francisco.

Delegates Battle Lines Form At Democratic Convention

New York June 23 delegates pour into the Democratic national convention where McAdoo clings to a lead while Smith pushes delegates with businesslike efficiency. Tensions rise as potential breaks and dark horse candidates Davis Ralston Underwood and Glass loom, with rumors of splits in Missouri Iowa Michigan and Texas. The Ku Klux Klan plank shapes the fight as McAdoo faces anti Klan pressure from Smith Underwood allies and Moore declares 590 votes in play.

George R. Holmes International News Service New York William G. McAdoo al Smith McAdoo Smith John W. Davis West Virginia Samuel M. Ralston Indiana Oscar W. Underwood Alabama Carter Glass Virginia Ralston Texas Iowa Missouri Michigan Louisiana Pennsylvania Underwood

Citizens Rally Against Anarchy After Bomb Attack

New Castle residents packed the First Methodist church to denounce the dynamite attack on County Detective Jack M. Dunlap's home. Speakers urged swift punishment for the guilty and pledged unwavering support for law enforcement led by District Attorney R. Lawrence Hildebrand and Mayor W. H. Dunlap.

New Castle First Methodist Jack M. Dunlap Mr. Dunlap R. Lawrence Hildebrand W. H. Dunlap Emery Dunlap William H. Dunlap Fort Sumter Black Handerg Bomberg

Parking Prohibited Around Fisher Building for Flower Show

Chief of Police J Ed Elder received council permission to set a no parking zone around the Fisher building on Washington Street for the Flower Show on June 25 and 26. Parking is banned 10 feet on each side of the building.

J. Ed Elder Council Fisher Building Washington Street

Violent Midwest Storms Kill Several as Tornado Strikes Near Tracy

Violent storms on Sunday left six dead and many injured across the Midwest. Chicago reported three deaths including a man who fell from an 11th story window. a caddy was killed by lightning and a fire captain died during the storm. A tornado near Tracy Minnesota killed three and injured about twenty. Crops and power lines suffered heavy damage as the system moved east from the Dakotas.

International News Service Chicago Michael Shagney Stanley Bariel Timothy Murrphy Tracy Minn Dakotas Minnesota

Rose Show Opens Tuesday Morning

The Rose Show opens Tuesday and Wednesday June 24 and 25 drawing interest from local gardeners and nearby towns. Carnegie Steel contributes blooms from the conservatory grown by Mr. Lash as part of efforts to form a Garden Club for flower lovers. entry closes at 10 a.m. Tuesday with judges meeting at 11. The event is held in the former Fisher furniture store room.

Ellwood City New Wilmington Carnegie Steel Company Lash Fisher Furniture

Death Notices for Five Locals Include Ages and Streets

Thomas J. Price 78 of 609 Long Avenue. Isabel Bates 78 of Youngstown Ohio. Raymond F. Cramer 21 of 214 Pearson Street. J Boggs 1 of Ellwood City. Lorenzo Booker 85 of Slippery Rock Township.

Thomas J. Price Long Avenue Isabel Bates Youngstown O. Raymond F. Cramer Pearson Street J. Boggs Ellwood City Lorenzo Booker Slippery Rock Township

Democratic Leaders Draft Tentative Platform Without League

An unofficial group of Democratic leaders adopted a tentative platform focusing on oil scandals corruption and farm relief for the coming campaign. They will submit it to the resolutions committee with few changes expected and decided to keep the League of Nations out as a national issue.

William K. Hutchinson New York Committee On Cordell Hull Homer Cummings Resolutions Committee League of Nations League

Langhorne Tragedy: Family Slain as Son Then Kills Self

Investigators probe the Langhorne Pennsylvania case where Mr and Mrs Gillan and their son Clarence were found dead in their Woodside farmhouse. Police believe the son killed his parents and then died by suicide. Neighbors forced entry after not seeing the family since Wednesday.

International News Service Langhorne Jonathan Gillan Clarence Woodside

News Snapshots From Hartford and Nearby Areas

The report lists multiple incidents including the death of Thomas Clendenning aged 69 from heat in Hartford Ohio, and Benjamin Downey aged 55 drowning after cramps in Duncard Creek near Waynesburg Pennsylvania. It also notes a missing person found in Jefferson Ohio, school enforcement suits in Pittsburgh, a lineman killed near Easton Pennsylvania, a medical malpractice case in New Philadelphia Ohio, and a man crushed by a harrow in Reading Pennsylvania.

Thomas Clendenning Hartford Paul Wyceoff Benjamin Downey Duncard Creek Waynesburg

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