French Troops To Leave Ruhr District Soon
Paris dispatch notes that French forces will begin evacuating the Ruhr within days following a cabinet vote approving the plan by Premier Painleve and Foreign Minister Briand to total evacuation in line with the London agreement. The cabinet also backed the Moroccan campaign and a draft speech by Talalève. Callianx denied British bankers offered a 29 million pound loan to France.
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Paris
Ruhr
Germany
Srion4
Painleve
Briand
London
Talaleve
Widow or son of LaFollette likely to run
The widow or son of LaFollette appears poised to reenter politics and push a LaFollette to the Senate. Mrs. LaFollette has been urged by supporters to consider a candidacy, though she initially said she did not want political office. The final choice rests on her decision.
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Lafollette
Senate
Open Bids For County Home Contracts Listed
County commissioners opened bids for a county home project with numerous firms submitting offers. Notable bids include M. Sirsel Co of Pittsburgh at 235000.08 and Continental Construction Co. of Erie at 216213.00, with other bidders from New Castle Youngstown and Pittsburgh.
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EL Austin & Son
Erie
M. Sirsel Co
Tittsburgh
Cartenser & McLain
Jahnstown
Continental Construction
Ho J. Conrath
New Castle Lumber & Construction Co
Smith & Baughman
New Castle
A. Clyde Gilfillan Co
Farnes & Clark
RY Withers Lone Co
the Stevenson Co
Barnes & Clark
R. T. Withers Sons Co
McVey Co
Pittsburgh
J. Clyde Gitfillan Co
Weingartner Realty Co
Delmer
Mellon Announces Sweeping Changes
The report details a decentralization plan to improve economy and efficiency, using fewer higher qualified personnel. It likens the plan to a federal organization, with Washington headquarters for uniform policy and streamlined supervision, while reducing administrative duties. The article also notes public sentiment and local conditions affecting enforcement.
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Mellon
Unos
Customa Service
Washington
As &T
Are You Familiar With Your City Are You Familiar With Your City
Readers submit city lore and trivia questions about New Castle. A tale explains Sheep Hill name origin after wool thefts and a wool buyer. inquiry asks who built the first gas station, the site of the old New Castle Dry Goods, and city hall construction. Contest invites answers with name and address.
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New Castle
Castie Dry
City Hall
Centennial week features parade and aerial acts headline
The schedule centers on North Jefferson and Grant with 2 45 a m aerials by Mandaog with Taid and a Moll Brothers pole act. Ras and Jeanette and sharpshooter Fhota, Helen and Eddy, and Radtke's bears follow. Captain Jack Payne dives 119 feet at 10 30 pm and 9 30 pm. Band concerts, parades, fireworks, rail exhibit, and war memorial dedication are planned with Cascade Park gearing up for crowds.
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North Jefferson and
Grant Streets
Moll Brothers
Ras
Jeanette
Sifle Fhota
Helen
Eddy
Radtke
Bears
Jack Payne
Daity
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
War Memorial
di Gras
Cascade Park
Westminster Students to Dine at Y M C A Dining Room
Westminster College of New Castle schedules a social dinner Thursday at 6:50 p.m. in the Y M C A dining room under the publicity department. Plans will be made for Westminster College's role at the upcoming New Castle Centennial. An organization will be formed to manage the college booth and showcase the college in the display.
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Westminster College
New Castle
President to Begin Vacation Amid White House Repairs
The president will depart Wednesday aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad special with a full entourage including Colonel Sandera and Major Coupal. Repairs at the White House will include elevator reconstruction and a new vacuum system, costing $50,000. The Mayflower yacht arrived in Swampscott with domestic staff aboard, greeted by a navy bag for transport.
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Sandera
8. Gheney
J. J. Coupal
White House
Secret Service
New England
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congress
Swampscote
Swampscott
Mass
Boston
Paid gangsters to murder wife in Kansas case
A Kansas man claimed he paid six gangsters to kill his wife and that two gunmen cracked her head after a $7000 scheme. The confession, supported by Mabel Kessler’s arrest and weeks of police work, ties Lloyd Ganfield to the alleged plot and names Walter Moseley and Walt Emery as the hitmen.
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Davies
Denial in Poisoning Trial Continues for Shepherd
In a high profile case, William Stewart leads defense as Shepherd testifies he did not administer poisons or conspire to gain William Nelson McClintock’s fortune. Crown cross examines on dependence, payment to the McClintocks, and living arrangements as the trial unfolds with tense testimony.
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William Nelson McClintock
Shepherd
National University of Sciences
John
Marchand S
Aleaman
Clare Leg
Paiman
Stewart
Robert E. Crowe
Crowe
Swenhard
Tn High School
Shepherds
McClintocks
English Socialists Use Art and Drama for Propaganda
English Socialists plan to use drama as a propaganda tool. The Labor Party names actor Miles Malleson as dramatic director to devote full time to developing Socialist dramatic and cultural activities in England.
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England
International News Service
London
Art Agd
Labor Party
Miles Malleson
Stage Pays Better Than Films In Japan
In a marked contract discussion from Washington, Frank Rhea says legitimate stage salaries in Japan exceed those for motion pictures. Japanese income tax returns show actors and actresses paying taxes from 24,000 to 8,000 yen, with Nakamura, Ichikmwen, Kawada, and Murata among the top earners listed.
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International
Washington
United States
Japan
Frank Rhea
Tokyo
Flowery
Kingdom
Lyat
Uteamon Nakamura
Sadanki Ichikmwen
Police Court News Dimes Steele Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Steele, charged with dis orderly conduct, was fined $190 by the motor court. Turk, arrested on a city warrant for disorderly conduct, was released on his own recognizance pending further investigation.
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Dimes Steele
En] Turk
Thirty Four Report For Citizens Camp Service
Thirty four of the 66 Lawrence county young men bound for the Citizens Camp have reported to Capt. Arthur B Fowler at 449 Has Washington Street. Those not yet contacted should call him. reported names include Raver Furhouser George Martin Charles Breat Archie P Danberry Jack R Fisher Jack O D Flansburg Robert M M Furst Burton A George George A Jones Danny W Logan James C McGoun Charles R Moffatt Charles H Mott Wallace H Mott Wally G Patterson Elmer Teebots Oscar G Thelman Jack Thomson Harald G Thorn Frank D Ueselton Andrew Watson Alfred Read Horace Morgan Albert Davin Edward Vogus Charles Thomas Bernard Collan Sami Stante Charles Haydon Donalds Florida Charles N Jamison Wil tar GU Weston Donald H Mokge Jamok Blaming.
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Lawrence County
M. F.C
Arthur B. Fowler
Washington Steet
Anse
Hin
Foster
Raver. Furhouser
George Martin
Charles Breat
Ars
Chie P. Danberry
Jack R. Fisher
Jfack Od. Flansburg
Robert MM. ‘Furst
Burton A. George
Georta A. Jones
Dani W. Logan
James C. McGoun
Charles R. Moffatt
Charles H. Mott
Wallace H. Mott
Wallar G. Patterson
Elmer Teeots
Oscer G. Thelman
Jack Thomson
Harald G. Thorn
Andrew §. Watson
Alfred Read
Horace Morgan
Albert’ Davin
Edward Vogus
Charles Thomas
Brenard Collan
Sami Stante
Charles Haydon
Donalds
Florida
Charles N. Jamison
Wiltar GU
Westan
Donald H. Mok Ge
Jamok Blaming
Deaths Of The Day Clara Crutchman Aged 18
Clara Gertrude Crutchman died at home on Washington Street after an illness. She was an 18 year old daughter of Mrs Ida Crutchman and member of the Weasley Methodist church. She leaves two sisters and three brothers, with relatives in Pittsburgh Gloveland and at home. Funeral services follow Wednesday at 2 PM at the residence with Hoy Wet H. Armetrong, pastor the Verey M. EB church, in charge. Burial at Oak Park cemetery.
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Clara Gertrude Crutchman
Ida Crutchman
East Washington
Wiar
Weasley Methbodiat Church
George
Pittsburgh
Herbert | Moore
Gloveland
Willaim
Yokeph
Violet
Hoy Wet H. Armetrong
Verey M. EB. Ehurch
Oak Park Cemetery
Sargent Named As Head Of Combined Railroad Systems
In New York on June 23, Sargent was elected president of both the Chicago and North Western and the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railroads following the resignation of William H. Finley. The boards announced the choice after meeting, with Marvin Huggitt confirming the move.
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Sargent
Combined
Seevyens
New York
Chicago and Northy
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis ,and
McLaughry Awarded Cornell Scholarship
Mercer Pa June 23 Wm McLaughry a Cornell University faculty member is home for the summer He was recently awarded a scholarship at the school that carried study at Strassburg University Alsace He is the son of Judge and Mrs J A McLaughry.
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Mercer
McLaughry
Cornell University
Strassburg Coivers Alsace
J. A. McLaughry
To Repair First Christian Church
The congregation of the Flesh Christian church plans extensive summer repairs on the church building. Work will begin in the coming weeks to clean walls repaint woodwork and repair the steeple and other areas of the edifice.
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The
Flesh Christian Church
Commence Laying Diamond Sidewalks
Contractors workers in the Mamond district begin laying concrete sidewalks under a city council authorization. The Diamond Garden Club sponsors the project and the memorial to World War I fallen soldiers on the Diamond.
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Mamond
Garden Club
Grocery Sale By Deputy Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Frank Johnston sold George Pape's grocery on Morning street to Benrs Cohen for 5, his bid being the highest.
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Frank Johnston
George Pape Pas
Morning Street
Benrs Cohen
Coolidge to End Social Secretary Role at White House
Washington June 24 President Coolidge will dispense with a social secretary to cut costs. Miss Laura Harlan will retire as social secretary in the fall and all social affairs will be handled by the State Department thereafter.
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Ornational News Service
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Laura Harlan
State Department
Porterfield to Preach at Harmony Church in Ellwood City
Rev M D Porterfield of Bure nin Ohio will preach Sunday June 28 at both morning and evening services in Harmony Capitol Ellwood City. Porterfield is a candidate for the pulpit. The congregation dedicated a new house of worship about a month ago.
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Rev. Porterfield
Harmony Church
M. D. Porterfiele
Burenin
Harmony Bapital
Ellwood
Cits
Sau
Ray
Porterfield
Coolidge Plans Tax Reduction Emphasizing End Goal
The president argues that tax reduction is the ultimate aim, not mere trimming of public expenditures. He cites four years of budget control reducing the public debt by 3,426,000,000 and annual expenditures by 2,081,000,900 as proof of achievements justifying faith in the government.
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Provident
Earonomieg
Representa* Tle
Record of Presidential Budget Aims for Fiscal Cuts
The president outlines a sweeping retrenchment plan citing a historic rise in public arts costs. He projects a June 20 savings target of 200 million dollars and a next fiscal year aim near 230 million. He argues economy in government and tax relief are linked and foresees brief relief following tax cuts.
Cherries Plentiful as New Castile Citizens Gather Local Crop
Citizens in New Castile report a plentiful cherry season with many residents picking fruit. Acrobatic gentlemen decorate with flags while inspecting and occasional larger city buildings.
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New Castile
Shovel At Work Spruce eiren At Bast Washington Street
At the intersection of Bast Washington street a shovel is at work grading the area for payment today. About ten hundred of excavation has already been made.
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Washington Street
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