Report Eighty Slain In Clash
International News Service reports Canton clashes with uncertain Chinese casualties while U S Helena with Indian troops heads to Canton. East Surrey Regiment to Blandhy Hong Kong ready to depart. Amoy reports indicate a steamer prepared for evacuation amid anti-foreign demonstrations in the international settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletins Internanional News Service
Tune
Canton
U.S. S. Helena
Hong Kong
East Surrey Regiment
Bric Schregulars
Bland Hy
Amoy
Therre
Centennial Playground to Host Park Dancing and Fireworks
Cascade Park will stage afternoon and evening dances during Centennial week. Don McKibben, park manager, notes the playground events and a fireworks display planned for Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Don McKibben
McKibben Loday
Old Time Pictures Displayed in Store Window
An exhibition of pictures of old timers and ball players owned by Ed Bigely is placed in the window of Marshall's citar store on East Washington street. It will remain through Centennial week and should interest old timers visiting for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bigely
Marshall
Citar
East Washington Street
City site history questioned for old New Castle store
A reader asks what building occupied the New Castle Dry Goods site, suggesting it was a Sloan restaurant or a Riverside livery on Croton Avenue near P. F. Knowles. A photo shows many buggies once parked there, while others say the Cochrane canal warehouse once stood there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloans
Tiverside
Croton Avenue
P. F. Knowles
Cochrane
City Hall construction query prompts public answer
The notice asks readers to send answers to the Inquiry Editor at the New Castle News in New Castle, Pennsylvania, with name and address. It invites participation from all, including schoolchildren, for a question about when city hall was built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
New Castle. Pa
Booster Caravan Planned for Friday to New Castle Centennial
A booster caravan is organized to visit several towns this Friday and return to New Castle by a specified hour. Mayors are urged to invite local residents to join the trip or attend New Castle’s 100th Anniversary Birthday celebration. Contact Harold Cy Hunter at 4417 to confirm participation and passenger count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Harold Cy Hunter
Centennial Headquarters
Hunter
Coolidge Party In New Summer Home
President Coolidge and wife arrived by special train from Washington at Salem staying at Red Gables Swampscott home of Frank W. Stearns before moving to White Court nearby. Mrs Coolidge wore a blue and black polka dot dress with gray accessories as they prepared for the summer in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Gables
Swampscott
Frank W. Stearns
White Court
White House
A. m
Salem
Mr. Stearns
U. S
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Coolidge Visit to Salem and Swampscott on June Day
President Coolidge arrives by yacht Mayflower with escort, greets Salem and Swampscott residents as flags and cheers mark the seaside welcome. He tours Red Gables and White Court estate with Mrs Coolidge, greeted by local boards and officials on a breezy June morning.
Fear Propaganda Delays Debt Negotiations Amid Dawes Plan Debate
The piece notes fear propaganda linked to demands for liquidation of European debts may delay talks on the Dawes plan. Senator Smoot accuses European critics and the International Chamber of Commerce of trying to derail the agreement, while Italian diplomats chois to present funding terms at the Treasury as Brussels discussions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihs Hh.sooth
New York
Segmon
United States
Dawes Plan
Developmanta i
Brussels
Meady Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
American Debt Commission
The
International
Chamber of Commerce
Dawes
Smoot
Booth
Dewes
Germany
Dabl
Washington
Giacomo de Martino
Mario Alberti
Ttalian
Treasury
Two Hundred Slain in China Rioting Clash
At Amoy China on June 24 armed clashes left about two hundred dead as foreign paraders faced guards of Shameen. Foreign nationals G O Pasquier and Arthur Edwards were killed. three foreigners wounded. American British and Japanese governments urged naval protection for nationals amid general strikes. One American gunboat left for Canton. Portugal planned to send Carvalho to safeguard its interests as tensions rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shameen
G. O. Pasquier
Arthur Edwards
Amoy
China
Canton
Portugal
Lisbon
Macon
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Carval Huaraujo
State demands that shepard die on gallows
In Chicago on June 24 the state argues for the death penalty in the murder of Billy McClintock, William Warling Shepherd's foster son. Prosecutors press for capital punishment while Shepherd's defense seeks acquittal and purging of involvement in the typhoid germ poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Chicago
William Warling Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
Billy
Gorman
Shepherd
O'Brien
Crowe
Judge urges extreme penalty in McClintock case
In a dramatic court scene judge Gorman presses for the death penalty for Billy McClintock as Shepherd testifies denying germ murder charges. Mrs. Julie Shepherd remains composed at first, then sobs aloud during the prosecutor's attack on the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Shepherd
Gorman
Billy
Billy McClintock
Miss Gunn
Mrs. Shepherd
Prohibition Bureau Reorganization Aims Efficiency
The plan areas for a reorganized enforcement unit to cost no more than current levels with 51 state directors including Hawaii Alaska and Puerto Rico and 18 divisional chiefs. It calls for 22 prohibition administrators in Los Angeles Hawaii and Puerto Rico with salaries around 276000 for directors and chiefs to fund a smaller better paid staff and attorneys to work with U S Attorneys. The policy seeks to avoid defective cases in federal courts and speed up prosecutions while targeting districts with weak cooperation such as New York New Jersey Maryland and the Eastern seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
Prohibition
L. A
Andrews
U. S
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Fight over naval radio for Arctic expedition
Commander MacMillan refuses Navy radio gear for the U S S Florida parts for the Byrd led Arctic voyage. The dispute centers on high versus low wavelength equipment. Navy crews threaten to pull Bowdoin and Peary back to the United States if Byrd’s air crews cannot operate with naval gear aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S. Florida
Macmillan
Wiscasset
Maine
Arctic
Amertes
MacMilan
Navy
Richard E. Byrd
Bowdoin
Peary
United States
Ithout
Seon
Pole
E. F. MacDonald
Chicago
Multimiliqnalia
Radio Corporation of
Eurone
MacDonald
Navy Department
Naval
Byrd
Navy radios to aid MacMillan voyage sparks orders
Secretary Wilbur declares naval radio gear must be used by Donald MacMillan's Peary Bowdoin expedition. He orders naval officers to supervise, warns of insecurity with civilian equipment, and dispatches destroyer Putnam to Sydney to deliver standard apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
de Steigur
Boston Navy Yard
Wilbur
Navy
MacMillan
North Sydney
MacMillan Exploration
Peary
Bowdoin
Sydney Harbor
Manchepan Iisland
Meine
Donall B. MacMillan
Copes
Portland
Me., Secretary of the Navy
MacWillan
Donald R. MacMillan
International News Service
Richard &. Byrd
Maclillan
Navy Department
Florida
Maine
Boston
Agaln
Wiscassett
Nee Ntor
United States
Putnam
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Fragmented Readable Details From a 19th Century Page
A jumble of short vignettes describes people in everyday scenes such as a girl attempting to jump rope with roller skates, a couple nearing marriage purchasing candy, a youth on a streetcar, children preparing for a circus, and others including a truck backing on East Washington street and ex service men debating license tags. It mentions banners, a lady driving and powdering her nose, fans at the Seale Hotel awaiting a fight, a traffic officer, candidates speaking, a youngster selling Centennial ludes, Doc Urmson claiming a weed cure, a tribute at the Liberty Theatre for a veteran with 25 years’ service, and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary meeting plans.
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Minnie Deleone
Mrs Minnie Deleone aged 26 wife of Dominick Deleone of 02 near Pearson street died this morning at New Castle hospital after a week of illness. Besides her husband she leaves an infant daughter her parents and two sisters in Italy. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnico Deleone
Minnie Deleone
Dominick Deleone
Pearson Street
New Castle Hospital
Italy
County awards contracts for new county home project
After bid comparison the county commissioners awarded the general contract to Hmibh & Baugh yan for 212887. Heating to R. T. Withers & Son at 22761, plumbing to JT. Withers & Son at 24998, and exterior work to Delmar Electric Co of Pittsburgh at 10727. Electric bid changes favored Delmar after Thayer review, judge Mmery approval awaited. A water well was drilled on site, reaching 170 feet for a 4% likely to meet needs, to be pumped via electric system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmibh & Baughyan
R. T. Withers & Son
JT. Withers & Son
Delmar Electric Company
Pitttsburgh
Electric Service Company of
Youngstown
AL. Thayer
Delmar Company of
Pittsburgh
Mmery
Ttme
Cruelty Charged In Divorce Case
Clark O. McConnell files for divorce from Mary H. McConnell on cruelty and barbarous treatment. Married June 1924, lived together until April 1925. Cunningham and Grehem represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark O. McConnell
Milton O. MecConnell
Mary H. McConnell
Cunnngham and
Grehem
The
Palintif
Library To Have Float In Parade
A Public Library will run a float in the closing Centennial parade. Miss Sterling the librarian accepted Clyde W. Hermaker's two-liner to decorate the float. The library expects a very fitting exhibit for this occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sterling
Lbrarian
Clyde VV
Hermaker
Libra
Amusement Operators Face Repeated Informations at Park
Operators at Cascade Park face new informations for Sunday operation, presented by William A. Hanna before Aldermen Mantz. This marks the third such action. The complainants paid $4 each plus costs. Also noted are a separate item involving Mr and Mrs P B Blackford and family. Highland Avenue residents return from a family trip to Lock Haven State College and Bellefonte, Pa, with nephew Donald Frazier of Lackhaven joining for the summer home stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
William A. Hanna
Mantz
Blackford
Petty
Gerald
Highland Avenue
Lockhidgon
State College
Bellefonte
Donald Frazier
Lackhaven
Parish Honors Father McKenna Jubilees Mass Dinner
A Jubilee week honoring Father McKenna included a high Mass on Tuesday, a parish dinner for visiting priests, and a Liberty theatre program. Speakers praised his 25 years of Catholic ministry, with Agan presenting a jubilee gift and Father Shea delivering the keynote address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Aimos
J. L. Agan
Mahoningtown
St. Margaret's Parish
St. Margaret's
McKenna
F. F. Shea
St. Mary's
Ribute
Father McKenna
Cordelfe Eddinrson
Elocuita
Auiey
St. Margaret's Teax
Dirant Reas
Mamie Mcauley
Hong
Jack McGown
Hannaha Agan
Jose Bucs
C. Eddington
Eure Ladies. L
Agen
Rev
P. McAkenna
Selechona
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WE Duttordé Co
Clark
Mackie
N. Metcor SO Poon Theatre Building
Booster Caravan
Coolidge
New Summer Home
L. Wallace Gecone Ward
Tieker
Uuages
Plummer Emery
James
McClulland
Beavar Township
Clint) Kennedy
Fourth Ward
Republican
Obriem
Linton Township
Liak M. Houk
Wayne Township
Yoseph
Pizor
J. “Cowrie
Ellwood City
Lesloo Third Ward
Frank J. Waddington
Bastarook Republican
W. KR. McKed
Eastbraon
Buck” Reynolds
JACEK M._ DUNLAP
New Castle, Fa
Bert) Dinsmore
Swampseon
Swampscon
Stearns Home
Tattle Girl
Secon
Mercer Latreac
Seale Hotel
Strange
Doc Urmson
High Twelve
Wade
Sons of Veterans Auxilary
Sans of Veterans Hall
Tinsel Club
Casmide Park
Tom MIX
Man Within
Regent Theatre
Delmar Company
Bir
Library
Capitol
Bute
Auy Saatha Theatre
Rand
Winter Co
Parish
North Pole
Arger Petary
Castile
Fey
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Trorn and
New Castle Electric Co
Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Co
Kid
Cale
Nu- Buck
David H. Long
Belling
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