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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1924

Page

2

Scouts Open 1924 Camp Season At Mc Curdy Farm Site

About seventy five members of Lawrence County Council Boy Scouts depart for two weeks at the Mc Curdy farm near Kennedy's Mills for the 1924 camp opener. Troops from Ellwood City New Castle and nearby towns join in organized athletics, inter-troop contests and daily program under Scout Executive J. Lee Calahan. The 65 acre site has modern improvements and riverside tents ready for a busy outdoor season.

Boy Scouts Lawrence County Council McCurdy Kennedy's Mills Shelby Ewing Park Sons of Italy Ellwood New Wilmington Wampum Rotary Kiwanis New Castle Lawrence County Slippery Rock J. Lee Calahan Fred Poister Ellwood City Arthur McCombs Rotary Troop 2 Ben Franklin Junior High

Officials Guard Homes After Bombing in City

City police place constant guards at the homes of Mayor William H. Dunlap and District Attorney R. L. Hildebrand following the bombing of County Detective J. M. Dunlap's residence. No threats reported since, but protection remains due to their roles in prosecuting bootleggers and crime. A suspicious man was seen near the mayor’s property the night of the bombing, though no direct evidence links him to the incident.

William H. Dunlap R. L. Hildebrand J. M. Dunlap D. S. Pyle American Sheet and Tin Plate Company S. Plummer Emery Hildebrand Dunlap Fred L. Rentz The New Castle News New Castle

Where To So Tonight Where To So Tonight

The listing highlights showings at several theaters with titles including Ro sita starring Mary Pickford, Stephen Steps Out with Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Theo Roberts, Harold Lloyd in Haunted Spooks, and Pathe News. Regent presents A Two Fisted Tenderfoot with Franklyn Farnum, plus Please Teacher with Buddy Messenger. Nixon features Tom Mix in The Trouble Shooter and Al St. John in His Bitter Self.

Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Stephen Steps Theodore Roberts Harold Lloyd Pathe Pathe News Franklyn Farnum Buddy Messenger Nixon Tom Mix al St. John

Penn Marion Davies in Little Old New York News Reel

Film notes highlight Marion Davies in the production Little Old New York with a light News Reel segment and Fun From The Press showcasing scenes and reactions.

Penn Marion Davies New York

Delegates Rally Against McAdoo at City Convention

At a midnight Biltmore conference anti McAdoo forces converge on a plan to block his nomination. Key backers include Governor Smith and George Brennan with Underwood and Davis allies. Bryan signals potential floor speech if needed to attack New York privilege.

The Biltmore Governor Smith George E. Brennan Illinois Joseph M. Guffey Pennsylvania Norman E. Mack New York Fred Lynch Minnesota Underwood Ralston McAdoo Smith John W. Davis Oscar W. Underwood Davis Vanderbilt Hotel Washington Doheny Charles W. Morse Treasury William Jennings Bryan Florida Bryan Baltimore New York Democracy Wall Street W. J. Bryan al Smith

Citizens Debate Law Enforcement Attacks and Justice

City leaders and officers discuss recent arrests and the impact on crime fighting. District Attorney R. Lawrence Hildebrand praises Mayor W. H. Dunlap while stressing the need for a strong judge to ensure lawbreakers face penalties. An apparent attack on a citizen is treated as a matter of communal concern.

Jack Dunlap Lawrence County R. Lawrence Hildebrand W. H. Dunlap

Patrolman M. J. Miller Joins Civil Service Board

Professor M. J. Miller of West Side schools serves on the city civil service board for policemen and firemen while working as a Cascade Park patrolman. His duties include safeguarding children at playgrounds and bandstands and he vows to perform his duty promptly when needed.

M. J. Miller W. N. Aiken West Side City Civil Service Board Cascade Park Civil Service Miller

Daily Street Scene Ramblings From North Mercer

Oil barrels on North Mercer street and part of the road oiled. Watermelons in markets and cheries ripening on trees. A traffic jam on Public Square and a new electric sign lighting the square. Nine boys on North Jefferson street hill wait for rides to the Field club to caddy for golfers. A man reads a paper on a curb waiting for a street car. A motorist makes a left turn at Mill and Washington. A kind gentleman helps a woman lift a baby buggy over a curb. Downtown store windows show Monday washing.

Jefferson Street Field Club

Funeral services for Mrs Elsie Beighley

Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie Robbins Beighley wife of Samuel Beighley will be held Tuesday afternoon at her home College Hill Beaver Falls. The funeral party will arrive in this city about four o clock and burial takes place in Oak Park cemetery.

Wilson Boyd Wilson McClelland Boyd Maude Comstock Millburn Taylor White Chapel Methodist Church Fair Oaks Cemetery Isabel Bates Edwin Bates Greenwood Avenue Youngstown Bates England Thomas Hawkins New Castle Methodist Church of Jack North Jackson Walter Kinder David Benjamin Bates Fannie Bumm W. O. Hawkins Oak Hill Cemetery Thomas J. Price Reese Price Long Avenue R. Frank Jones First Congregational Church David Hoskins Williamson Avenue Beighley Elsie Robbins Beighley Samuel Beighley College Hill Beaver Falls Oak Park Cemetery Elsie M. Robbins Beighley Beaver Fails Thirty-fifth Street Providence Hospital Dorothy Margaret Robbins Alfred J Theodore L. Robbins Patterson Heights

Norman Binks Buried After Death in Little Beaver River

Funeral services for Norman Binks, World War veteran who drowned Friday in the Little Beaver river, were held Sunday at the Re formed Presbyterian church of Darlington with Rev. Alexander Savage officiating. Pallbearers were fellow miners from Francis Clay Mines in Darlington. Interment followed at the church cemetery.

Norman Binks Little Beaver River Reformed Presbyterian Church Darlington Alexander Savage Francis Clay

Mrs Mary Tindell Shells Peas in Covent Garden Market

For fifty years Mrs Mary Tindell has worked from eight to ten hours daily shelling peas for a firm in London's Covent Garden market.

Mary Tindell London Covent Garden

Witness Granted Continuance in Manslaughter Case

The commonwealth against Jiamin Gurgonio for manslaughter in the Newport auto death of Margaret Pitzer called for trial when defense counsel sought a continuance due to an ill witness. A Beaver Falls physician's certificate supported the witness illness, and Dr. F E Eakin was sent to Beaver Falls for diagnosis at the district attorney’s request.

Commonwealth Jiamin Gurgonio Margaret Pitzer Newport Emery Thomas W. Dickey Beaver R. L. Hildebrand F. E. Eakin Beaver Falls

Labors Celebrate Labor Day At Cascade Park Outcome

A special Trades and Labor Assembly session on Tuesday June 24 sets final plans for a large Labor Day celebration at Cascade Park. Excursion trains from Connellsville West Newton McKeesport Pittsburgh and nearby areas will offer special rates. Unions in the United Trades Council across Ohio Monongahela and Allegheny valleys expect full representation with families. Each local union may send three delegates to the meeting.

Cascade Park Trades and Labor Assembly Connellsville West Newton McKeesport Pittsburgh United Trades Council Ohio Monogahela Allegheny

Gambling House Raided by Police

Police raided the home of Frank Macchia last night. Proprietor charged with operating a gambling house. Four visitors Frank Born Chuck Mases John Brown and Pasquale Richard arrested. Proprietor fined 25 dollars visitors fined 15 dollars each.

Frank Macchia Syling, Augustine, Campbell Thompson Frank Born Chuck Mases John Brown Pasquale Richard

Five Special Trains Here On Saturday

Five special trains were handled at the West Side station of the Pennsylvania Railroad on Saturday June 21 for the Jr U O A M picnic. All trains were dispatched on time and the picnic crowd was orderly. Special trains were sent to Jeanette Pitcairn Washington Pa New Kensington and Canonsburg.

West Side Pennsylvania Railroad G. W. Thomas Jeanette Pitcairn Washington, Pa New Kensington Canonsburg

Falls From Tree Fractures Leg in South New Castle

A South New Castle resident suffered a fractured leg after falling from a tree at home Sunday evening. He was transported to Shenango Valley Hospital and is reported to be recovering as well as can be expected. William Baker, aged 12, was involved.

South New Castle Boro Hea Shenango Valley Hospital William Baker

Large Crowd to Attend Pennsylvania R. R. picnic

A large convoy of 24 to 30 coaches will transport employees from the Pennsylvania R. R. company to the annual picnic at Conneaut Lake Park on Tuesday June 24. About 900 New Castle Employees are expected to attend this affair.

Pennsylvania R. A. Company Conneaut Lake Park New Castle

Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admission List

Admission entries include Margaret Gibson J D No 3 E L Joseph Croton Avenue William McConnell New Castle Perry McAltin Altoona Frances Adams West Pittsburgh Mrs Hattie McConnell A D No 6 Mrs Amanda Flack Plaingrove Elizabeth Bartholomew New Castle William Baker South New Castle Thomas Hinkson New Castle Discharges include William Scott Hillsville John Garner Lowellville Elliott Swift Warnock Superior Street

Margaret Gibson J. D. No E. L. Joseph Croton Avenue William McConnell New Castle Perry McAltin Altoona Frances Adams West Pittsburgh Hattie McConnell A. D Amanda Flack Plaingrove Elizabeth Bartholomew New Cas William Baker South New Cas Thomas Hinkson William Scott Hillsonville John Garner Lowellville Ellicott Swift Warnock Superior Street

Number of Women Run Barber Shops in the United States

A historical note states that between 12 000 and 15 000 barber shops are operated by women in the United States and some shops contain up to 35 chairs.

United States

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