Nine Delegations Demonstrate For McAdoo At Vanderbilt Hotel
William McAdoo greeted nine western state delegations at the Vanderbilt Hotel in New York, pledging to stay with him for the Democratic nomination. He attacked moneyed interests while acknowledging a hostile New York press, vowing to expose the Teapot Dome scandal to election day. The demonstration, led by California, cheered as bands accompanied the delegates.
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George E. Durno
International News Service
New York
William McAdoo
McAdoo
Teapot Dome
California
Vanderbilt Hotel
New Remedy Kojene Claims To Banish Bad Breath
Tens of thousands suffer bad breath and may not know it. The new antiseptic Kojene is four times stronger than carbolic acid yet safe to swallow. Available in six ounce bottles for 60 cents at New Castle Drug Corp., McKee's Kut Rate Store, and other drug stores. Use one teaspoonful in half a glass of water as a nightly and morning gargle.
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New Castle Drug Corp
McKee
Crowded protest banners push for Wilson McAdoo support
A diverse gathering from California to Hawaii plus the Philippines gathered with banners pleading for Wilson in 1916 and McAdoo in 1924. Signs proclaimed California for Wilson and McAdoo sure victory as marchers urged unity and political loyalty.
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California
Oregon
Washington
North Dakota
South Dakota
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Hawaii
Phillipines
Wilson
McAdoo
Ramsey Leaves For Convention Democratic delegate heads to New York
City Treasurer Ira M. Ramsey left New Castle Sunday night June 22 for New York where he serves as an alternate delegate to the Democratic convention. Henry H. Wilson of Beaver County, a district delegate, drew attention upon arrival as he aligned with Governor Ritchie while Smith supporters escorted him to Smith headquarters. Wilson declined to alter his presidential choice despite the show of entertainment.
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Ira M. Ramsey
New Castle
New York
Henry H. Wilson
Beaver County
Wilson
Ritchie
al Smith
Smith
Smith Headquarters
Wisconsin Woman Said Key to Loot Recovery
Louise E. Drafka of New London Wisconsin was held in 25000 bail as the key to solving the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul mail train holdup near Rondout Illinois. Eight men already in custody face preliminary hearings Wednesday. A motion to use 20000 seized from her as bond was denied.
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International News Service
Chicago
Louise E. Drafka
New London
Wis
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Rondout
Ill
United States
Two Susquehanna County Prisoners Escape From Jail
M. J. Burchell and Lynn Slatter, prisoners in the Susquehanna county jail at Montrose, beat a trusted guard unconscious and escaped during the night. They are believed to have crossed the state line into New York, only a few miles away. The Woman's club of Detroit has a new six story club house erected at a cost of $800,000.
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International News Service
Montrose
M. J. Burchell
Lynn Slatter
Susquehanna County
State Line
New York
The
Woman’s Club of
Detroit
Two In Hospital Result Of Crash At Willow Grove
Carl Smith from Pittsburgh and Ed Miller of Hazelton were seriously injured Sunday afternoon when Smith lost control on the Wampum New Castle road near Willow Grove. The Ford roadster hit two southbound cars, badly damaging them. Calabrese of Pittsburgh was badly cut. Smith and Miller were taken to New Castle hospital. Miller later moved to the county jail. Charges of reckless driving to be filed. Sheriff Andrews supervised the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Pittsburgh
Ed. Miller
Hazelton
Smith
Wampum
New Castle Road
Willow Grove
Samuel Calabrese
Pennsylvania Avenue
N. S
Miller
New Castle
Kelly
Andrews
G. W. Parshall
Arthur Parshall
South
Jefferson Street
William McMillin
Leo Dare
Cleveland
Stanley Kelish
West Terrace Avenue
Relishas
Smith and Miller
Rescue of Clan MacMillan Crew Reaches Sixty Men
London dispatch reports sixty sailors from the British steamship Clan MacMillan have been rescued off Algueda reef in the Bay of Bengal. The captain's boat remains missing as search efforts continue.
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Clan MacMillan
Algueda Reef
Bay of
International News Service
London
Bay of Bengal
Rangoon
Vannuys Nominates Ralston at Democratic Convention
NEW YORK June 23 Senator Samuel M Ralston will be officially placed in nomination for president at the Democratic national convention by Frederick Vannuys of Indianapolis former U S district attorney and law partner of Indiana's favored Democratic son.
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International News Service
New York
Samuel M. Ralston
Frederick Vannuys
Indianapolis
United States
Indiana
Police Brothers Circus Awards Set by Elk Officers
Announcement of awards in connection with the Police Brothers circus, which played here last week under B. P. O. E. 69 auspices, will be made Tuesday by Elk officers.
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Police Brothers Circus
Dr Mackenzie Opens New Castle Office Tuesday Weekly
Dr R H M Mackenzie, Pittsburgh specialist, now maintains a permanent New Castle office at 119 First St and will be there each Tuesday from 10 a m to 9 p m. The ad lists treatments for stomach and liver disorders to go with kidney bladder rectal nervous conditions rheumatism ulcers blood diseases goiter and other conditions without cutting or major operation.
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Pittsburgh
New Castle
R. H. M. MacKenzie
Penn Ave
Fittsburgh
First St
Three Murders At Harrisburg Over Week End Reported
Harrisburg police report a violent week end with three murders an attempted suicide and one death from alcoholism. Victims include Jacob Katzens 55 found dead after a store robbery Samuel Edwards 30 slashed to death in a Saturday night argument Michael Kimel 30 of Shenandoah killed by head blows and Gilbert Heckman 42 who attempted suicide by shooting himself while John Dunn 55 died in jail from acute alcoholism.
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International News
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jacob Katzens
Samuel Edwards
Michael Kimel
Shenandoah
W C T U and L T L at Central Union meeting
Central Union W C T U met at the Y M C A with regret for county detective Jack Dunlap and family and others harmed by last Thursday's cowardly act. Five dollars was voted to aid the replacement fund. Flower Mission day is planned for next Friday at the city home with bouquets prepared at 12 at the Y W C A.
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Central Union W. C. T. U
Central Union
Jack Dunlap
Burton
Congress
Solid South
House of Representatives
Hart
Leah Cobb Marion
Pinchot Enforcement Fund
Locusts Now Cattle And Poultry Feeds
Dreaded locust swarms sweeping South Africa are now seen as an asset with a Johannesburg factory turning locusts into concentrated cattle and poultry feeds. The abundant raw material promises large output potential. Mrs J W Black and son Kenneth return from Mercer visit.
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London
South Africa
Johannesburg
Guffey Bonniwell Forces United To Aid Gov Smith
The Guffey Bonniwell faction of the Pennsylvania delegation, urged by Gov. Smith's managers, united at a conference to back the governor's nomination. They chose John H. McCann of Ebensburg for the resolutions committee and Charles E. Lenahan of Wilkes-Barre as delegation chairman. McCann will push an anti Kl An plant in the committee.
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International News Service
New York
Pennsylvania
Poland proposes debt settlement to refund 189 million
Washington June 23. The republic of Poland submitted to the United States debt funding commission a proposal for refunding its 189 million dollar debt to the country.
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U. S. Debt Funding Commission
International News Service
Washington
Republic of Poland
United States Debt Funding Commission
Bishop Fiske On Way To Recovery
Bishop Charles Fiske of Syracuse New York is reported at Union Memorial Hospital to have overcome a month long illness from post operative pneumonia. Dr George Walker says the bishop looks for a rapid recovery after his battle with death.
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International News Service
Baltimore
Charles Fiske
Syracuse
N. Y
Union Memorial Hospital
George Walker
Williams waives hearing and posts bond in non support case
Lawrence Williams waives a hearing and posts a $500 bond for appearance at the September term. He is charged in a warrant sworn by his wife Edna with non support and desertion of her and their child.
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Lawrence Williams
Edna
Air Ministry Builds New Amphibian Flier
The Supermarine Company of Southampton built an amphibian flying boat for the air ministry. It seats 12 passengers plus crew and features a cabin top over the passenger area. Wheels retract on land or water, bow and stern rise to improve seaworthiness, and the aircraft flew satisfactorily for almost an hour in testing.
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London
Supermarine Company
Southampton
Air Ministry
Rubber-ball ride at Niagara Falls seeks permit
Niagara Falls, N Y. June 21. R L Hogan of Detroit asks permission to ride the Horseshoe Falls in a rubber ball late in August. The mayor says permits for such a stunt are not issued by Canadian or American officials. Bobby Leach had planned to ride the falls next month.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Bobby Leach
William Laughlin
R. L. Hogan
Detroit
Leach
Oklahoma records show 305 twin births in 1923
Oklahoma City report from June 23 states six sets of triplets and 305 sets of twins were recorded in Oklahoma during 1923 by the Vital Statistics Bureau of the State Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Vital Statistics Bureau
State Health Department
Nancy Palmer 80th Birthday Party Held at Crawford Avenue
Family and friends gathered at Nancy Palmer’s Crawford Avenue home to celebrate her eightieth birthday. A 6 o’clock dinner for thirty featured pink and white decor and a large birthday cake. Mrs. William Conley presented Palmer with a purse of money on behalf of the guests. ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren attended.
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Nancy Palmer
Crawford Avenue
William Conley
Alcohol at Police Station Disappears
Thirty five gallons of alcohol vanished from the Lancaster police station. It formed half of a consignment seized from Max Mattison of Philadelphia. Police claimed the alcohol was used in the patrol radiator to prevent the Black Maria from freezing during winter.
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Lancaster
Max Mattison
Philadelphia
Kentucky parties pick women as secretaries
Both the Democratic and Republican state committees in Kentucky have selected women for the role of secretary, signaling parity in party leadership positions.
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Kentucky
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Montrose Pa
Trusty
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Lawrence Furniture Co
W. Long Ave
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Dr. R. H. M. MacKenzie
E.wash
ST. New Castle,pa
Canton
Jersey
Georgettes
Roshanara
Neiman’s
W.C. T. U. and
J. W. Black
Kenneth
Wilmington Avenue
Mercer
Poland
Bishop Fiske
Physicians At
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DYERS
Elm St
P.L.E
Arpet Cleanin
Poole Engineering & Machinery Co
America
Livingston Sweeper Co
E. Washington St
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