Imperial Policy Held Responsible For Assassination
Dublin cable reports the Irish Regular and irregular branches of the Irish Republican Army disown any link to Sir Henry Wilson's assassination in London. The statement centers on imperial policy in Ireland, arguing Ireland bears no responsibility and condemning actions while root causes persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O Connell
Soreiey
Dublin
Huth
Wish Republican Army
Fiald Marshall
Eleary Hughes Wilson
London
Ismund
Ire
Henry Wileson
Irish Republican Army
Sir Henry Wilson
Ireland
Four Counties Send Members to Big Outing Parade
Four counties sent 1500 participants to a district outing with a 1 PM parade through Cascade Park. Notable features included the Oriental Degree team from Sharpsville and Goat of New Castle Lodge No 195. Fifty year members A H Hobison, J G Van Horn, and J McCune were highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ruel
Elks Club
Sharpsville
New Castle Lodge No. 195
Odd Falcons and Daughters of
Rebekah
Order
A. H. Hobison
Sharon
J. G. van Hornt
J. ¥. McCune
New Castle Lodge
New Castle
Itven
Mercer County I. C. C. F. Rand
Ellwood Cuy Band
Cascade Park
Youngstown I. 0. O. F
German Cabinet Leader Rathenau Assassinated
The German cabinet leader Dr. Rathenau, former foreign secretary and key advocate of fulfilment regarding reparations, was assassinated. He had rivalries with Reich officials over policy, and his sister survived. A student bearing a tribute wreath interrupted Reichstag proceedings as socialists vow to curb nationalist influence. America’s only woman bridge engineer is Dr. Jon Alta Melton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth
Chanrellor
Trathenau
Germany
Louis Loucheur
Wiesbaden
Ratheaiau
Ralchstag
Reichstag
Karl Hebrich
Rathenau
America
Jon Alta Melton
Federal Bureau of Pubec Roads
Where To Go Tonight Penn Cullen Landis Show
Dome presents Albert Payson Terhune tale Grand Lar also Charlie Chaplin in The Park Regent Frank Mayon Out of the Silent North Nixon William Duncan Shackies of Gait Star Lionel Barrymore The Great Adventure three film lineup for the night with a mix of stars and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome—Goldwyn
Albert Payson Terhune
Grand Laralso
Charlie Chaplin
Frank Mayon
Nixon
William Duncan
Lionel Barrymore
Prisoners Sentenced to Workhouse in Liquor Case
Judge Emery sentenced multiple defendants tied to liquor manufacture and sale. Chukovich and Gorichich received five months in the Allegheny county workhouse, plus fines. Plonka and Trancazio faced four or five months and substantial fines. Several perjury defendants were convicted and jailed, with varying fines and paroled terms. others, including Anderson and Mullins, received lighter or similar penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Gordon
Julius Anderson
Julius Mullins
Edwin K. Logan
George Bell
Bell
Wilson McDevitt
Ellswood City
Charles Wise
Costa
State military officers arrive to probe Herrin mine riot
State military officers arrived to conduct a probe into the Herrin mine riot as relatives of slain workers urged action. Frank Farrington of Illinois mine workers joined the military commission, while Mrs. Jennie O Rourke rushed to Herrin to be with her wounded son James O Rourke in hospital. Union guards pledged to protect striking miners, and families warned of lurking mobs amid tense post riot actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos I
Hunter
Frank Farrington
Illinois Mine Workers
St. Louis
Jennie O'Rourke
James O'Rourke
Chicago
Herrin
O'Rourke
Ine
Jay
H. H. McDowell
Ming
Bern
Temar
Col
Wara
McDowell
Mars
McDowall
Earth
Death by own action pact linked to Miss Edith Leroy case
Miss Edith Leroy a 22 year old schoolteacher from Tappan Lake New York died after a dispute with William Creasy a 30 year old Covington Kentucky man who was with her at the time He admitted the revolver was his and says she shot herself Police say a death by own action pact was proposed by Creasy and Leroy refused Creasy is jailed on murder charges and arraignment is planned in Mineola Assistant District Attorney Edwards notes the engagement had ended last April and Creasy claims the shooting was suicide rather than murder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelpure
Edith Leroy
Tappan Lake
N. Y
William Creasy
Covington
Tam
Creasy
Leroy
Cressy
Ufter
Miss Leroy
Missions Oust Baptist From League Lead
The New Castle Mission team defeated the league leading Baptists 4-0 at Cascade Ball Park on Friday evening. Pitcher Dean limited the Baptists to two hits, Gillimm accounted for both, and Diamond made a running left field catch as Taylor and Fleeger featured the hitting. The Whitewashing moved Mission into first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Mission
Baptists
Cascade Ball Park
Dean
Mission
Gillimm
County court terms tally crimes and guilt outcomes
The March term logged 34 cases with 14 guilty pleas 17 convictions and 3 not guilty but paying costs. The June term had 39 cases with 26 pleading guilty or nolo contendere 3 trials resulting in guilt and one not guilty. In total 78 cases 68 guilty or plead guilty 3 not guilty but pay costs and one not guilty. The district attorney’s expression reflects this outcome pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
TenYearOld Enters Reading High School
Reading Pa June 24 Frederick Jones Bertolet ten years old son of City Solicitor Wellington M Bartsict enters Reading high school. The story notes American typists advancing on British due to the touch typing method and eye focus on the keyboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criternasional News Bergha
Reading
Frederick Jones Bertolet
Wellington M. Bartsict
Reading High School
Great Britain
Chicago Heiress Mary Landon Baker Postpones Wedding Again
Paris report says Mary Landon Baker four times postponed her marriage to Allister McCormick. she declared she would sail for the United States on September 1, and if she does not marry him by then she never will marry him. He joined her abroad and wedding plans were made as in prior occasions with no ceremony yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Landon Baker
Chicago
Allister McCormick
Paris
United States
Auto plunge on Atlantic Ave leaves one dead
At about 7 p m an automobile overturned on Atlantic avenue near Mahoning street. The driver died at New Castle hospital. Mrs Parker and Blanche Walker were passengers and escaped with minor injuries. The dead man was identified later as Stanley Samsel of Fulton Street. Funeral services set for St Mary s Polish church Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Samuel
New Castle Hospital
Caldwell
Nelson
Mahoningstown
Ethel Parker
Preston Avenue
John Parker
Blanche Walker
Parker
Mahoning Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Jefferson
Mill Street
Blanche
Ritchie
W.H. Taylor
Terrace Avenue
Stanley Samsel
Lves
Fulton ‘Streete
Hag
Utara
Terrace Avenas
Taylor
Bamwel's
Saméa
St. Mary's Polish Church
Oakland
Pittahurch
St. Albart
Henry J. Schweikert
Akron
Frank A. Schweikert
South New Castle Extension
Mr. Schweikert
St. Joseph's Church
Alleged Liquor Transporters Are Given Discharge
United States Commissioner Henry Malterberger discharged William H Snook and Frank Wonrich local express men charged with transporting liquor containing more than one half of one percent alcohol from a local brewery to a Reading political club due to lack of evidence. The case was considered strong by federal agents who failed to convict. Mr and Mrs Edwin N Houston announce the birth of a daughter.
Wedding Plans Sparked By Morning Announcement On City Street
A brisk scene unfolds as a young man reveals he will marry tomorrow morning after a casual encounter. Spectators gather on East Washington Street bridge for a canoe race on the Neshannock river while police assist. B. F. Butter guides street car workers at the traction barn yard golf course. A gin and violin case feature in a short, curious vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock River
East Washington Street Bridge
B. F. Butter
Traction Company
William Rockefeller Dies at Tarrytown Estate
William Rockefeller dies at 6 30 a m after pneumonia followed a car incident. He leaves a vast fortune estimated between 1560000000 and 200000000, with Standard Oil stake and numerous corporate directorships including New York Central and Consolidated Gas. He was born in Richford New York educated in Oswego and married Almira Goodsell in 1864. His brother John D Rockefeller inherits Sleep Hollow mausoleum nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil Securitiea
Rockefeller
Sleep Hollow
Rockefeter
Pocantico Hms
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Richfard
Tioga County
William Avery
Eliza Davison Rockefeller
Oswego
John D
Cleveland
Ohio
Almira Geraldine Goodsell
Rockfeller
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Group
Love Of Nature And Science Believed To Be Murder Cause
Philadelphia officials link 21 year old Fenimore Cooper Lawrence to a murder motive tied to his love of nature and science. His body with three bullet wounds was found near Fox Chase. A white mask found near the scene is linked to a mosquito bite defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Fenimore Cooper Lawrence
Fox Chase
Lawrence
James Fenimore Cooper
Age
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Reported Admissions and Discharges
Shenango Valley Hospital notes list admitted patients Emitha Jaehini Ruth Williams Eleanore Baker Rauth Morver Ethel Cayen Milas Edna Glosner and discharged Alice McConnell Harold Shelnorann Earl Brookover Frances McCleland Edenburg. Health department case list includes Marjorie McFall Helen Bowman and Dick Muss with whooping cough cases reported.
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Emitha Jaehini
Hillsville
Mise Ruth Williams
Pine Street
Eleanore Baker
Rauth Mor
Ver Street
Ethel Cayen
Elywood City
Milas Edna Glosner
Alice McConnell
New Wilmington
Harold Shelnorann
Lowellvildle
Earl Brookover
East Washington Street
Frances McClelland
Edenburg
Hahalth Weport
Wealth Department
Wera Ak
Marjorie McFall
North Bay S&j
Helen Bowman
Adams St
Dick Muss
Arlington Ave
Deaths of the Day in New Castle Area
Obituaries report Mrs Julia Ann Willis and Mrs Julia Ann Williams dying unexpectedly at home on Millcrest Avenue and in poor health for years. Williams, 65, leaves husband Nathynial and son Lucae. funeral at 233 Hillcrest Ave with Pittsburgh burial. Other notices include Nick Paglia, William Gaylord Patterson, John M Butz, Eveline Lutton, Henry J Schweikert, and Mrs Homer Walker with family survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ann Willis
Julim Ann Williams
Wil
Mame
Xtr. Williams
Williams
Willams
Johnstown
David
Elizabeth Willame
Mr. Willams
First Baptist Cchurch
New Castle Circle No
Home Circle
Lucae Williams
Grenite City
Hillcrest Avenue
Pittsburgh
213th Anti Aircraft Regiment Practice Plans Formed
WARRISBURG June 34 The 213th Anti Aircraft Regiment of the Pennsylvania National Guard will prepare for summer encampment at Mt Gretna with equipment for demonstrations. The unit will train at Lake Erie or Fortress Monroe and has secured twenty large trucks and will later receive twenty ambulances to haul anti aircraft guns. En campment of artillery units will begin July 22 at Mt Gretna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisburg
213Th Artery
Mannaylvanian National Guard
At. Gratna
Lake Erie
Fortress Monroe
Kites
Frank D. Beary
Mt. Gretna
Federal panel urged to end coal strike with government action
Congress members demand federal intervention to resolve the coal strike citing Herrin mine violence. They back a plan for an Industrial tribunal with power over coal production and trade, urged by Judge William Kenyon, to examine causes and push settlement before further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bart D.amprell
International News Service
Starf
Washington
Congress
Arepa
William Kenyon
Senate
Representative Bland
Indiana
House Labor Committee
F Commerce
Hoover
Bland
Herrin
Ill
Barsh
Idaho
Senate Labor Committee
Barah
Illinois
Federal Commission
State Supreme Court Decides Audit Funds Properly Paid
Harrisburg June 24 Attorney General George E Alter ruled that an audit of the state treasury to uncover public labile and income, funded by a special 50 000 dollar appropriation, was legal. The audit, ordered by State Treasurer Charles A Snyder, was conducted by a private firm while the Auditor General Samuel S Lewis held the payment warrants. The AG noted the audit differs from the routine work of the auditor general and affirmed payment as lawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrieburg
George E. Alter
Thomas Crichton
Stile Treasury
Treasury
Department
Charles A. Snyder
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Wilson
BIG
Pageans
Penn
Cullen Landis
Boy
Missions
Baptist
Rk. HY
J. Lutz
Totels
R. H Baptists
Gillumi
The
Jenkins
Reed
Rodgers
Aed Patterson
Bone
Morse
Barrett
iImnin
Bapliste
Buggsts
Pleeser
Read
Jankine
Atlantic Ave
Little Gin
Percy E
William G
Marcellus WH. Dodge
D. Hunter Mcalpin
William
New York City
Capijtaliats
New York Central Railroad
Delaware Stern Railroad
Consolidated Gas Company
Brooklyn Gas Company
Anaconda Copper Company
Shenango Valley Hospital
Nick Paglia
South
Jefferson Street
Marcy Hospital
St. Vitus Italian Church
Church
Mr. Patterson
William Gaylord Patterson
East Brook
Butz
John M Butz
Weat
Grant Street
James Albert Pap Tersohn
Oak Park
Rufus C. McKinley
John M. Snyder
Charles A. McCready
Albert Harbison
William K. Hugus
John G. Nothdurift
Evaline Lutton
Eveline Luatton
Anderson
Mary York Lutton
Wilmington Road
Trinity Priscopal Church
W. N. Aiken School
Herman
Anna
Elizabeth
Agnes
Alber
Walter
Otto
Fred Francis
Carl
Paul
Mise
Emma Schweikert
W. Q. Frost
Q. ¥. Wikoff
Rose Schweikert
Akrona
Mary
Edna
Homer Walker
Gertrude Walker
Vine Street
E. J. Hoover
Keith
Edwin
Francis
Arthur
Gertrude
Kenneth
Ruth
Myrnal Aber
Youngstown
Croton Avenue
Greanwead Cemetery
Supreme Court
FE Are
Pal Co
Rtician
Atkinson Paint & Glass Co
North Mill Street
Smee
Guy the
W.F. Dufford
East
Washington St
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