New President Proclaimed In Greek Revolt Negotiations
Negotiations to set terms for paying the two billion dollar Italian debt to the United States opened at the treasury department. Italian representatives Giacomo de Martini and Mario Albertis met with U.S. Secretary Mellon and Kellogg, with Senator Smoot ready to join. The first session aimed to outline the debt situation and funding policy, with little concrete result expected.
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H. K. Reynolds International
Laas Servios Mtatr
Mdent
WasuEsen N
United States
Treasury Department
Mussolini
Giacomo de Martino
Mario Albertis
Credito Italiano
Italy
Kellogg
Smoot
Allan
Mellon
Greek coup ousts government led by General Pangalos
International notice from Paris June 24 reports the Michalacopulos government toppled in a bloodless coup. General Pangalos proclaimed president as army and navy back the revolt, garrison officers establish military rule, and revolters claim control of civil and military institutions with no fighting reported.
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International News Service
Paris
Pangolas
L’independent
Saonika
la Liberte
Salonika
Pangalos
War Memorial Boulders Set on Public Square
After days of work, boulders for the War Memorial plate on the Public Square are set and by week’s end the bronze tablet will be placed. Nicholas Miller contractors handled the rock work at St Mary’s Church site, and the tablet will feature a memoriam line and names of sponsoring organizations with a poppy edge motif. Dedication ceremonies are planned for July 4 with new concrete walks finishing the park’s improved appearance.
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Nicholas Miller
St. Mary's Church
Neighbourhood Noise Sparks Threats of Violence
A neighbor feud over early morning lawn work escalates as one resident vows violence to stop the noise. The complaint cites a six by eight lawn, mower racket, and pre-dawn disturbances as sunrise approaches, with threats to strike the other neighbor.
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Paul
Autopsy reveals cause of N J woman’s death
Hackensack N J June 25 Mrs Ethel Wheeler of Harrington Park died from an overdose of cantharides an aphrodisiac drug Prosecutor A C Hart says Maurice During 25 of Fort Lee confesses to putting a love potion in her drink During planned a rendezvous with Wheeler last Monday She intended to end the friendship and procured a magic love powder from a druggist then dropped it in her ginger ale Wheeler died hours later Grand jury to reconvene next month as Hart seeks murder charges against During
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International News Sevice
Hackensack
N. J
Ethel Wheeler
Harrington Park
A. C. Hart
Bergen County
Maurice
Hart
Coolidge Seeks Ways to Spend Time on Vacation
President Coolidge while at the summer White House in Swampscott Mass. seeks diversions for his two month rest period. He dislikes sports and plans to relax, awaiting ideas from friends on how to fill the spare hours as the season progresses. The Marflower cruises off Marblehead continue as part of his leisure plan.
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George FE
BCRNG
International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Washington
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Marblehead
Leprosy Victims Two New Jersey Boys Isolated Near Hospital
Two Bermuda born brothers, Wale George 13 and Frank 11, said to have leprosy, live in an isolated hut on Essex county hospital grounds in New Jersey. Authorities report no other cases among Avon Avenue School pupils. the boys receive Chaulmoogra treatment daily from hospital staff.
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New Jersey
SOHO
N. J
I1n
Itetle OP Tage
Essex County Hospital
Biblichl Times
Wale George
Frank
Avon Avenue
Newark
George
Bermuda
United States
D. Fla. Pringle
Mary Motley
Bank Robbery At Lincolntown State Bank Stuns Kansas Town
Two bandits robbed the Lincoloyills State bank in Lincolville Kansas. They seized cash and held the town at bay before escaping by airplane. No injuries reported as police pursue suspects.
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International News Service
Lincolnville
Kansas
Lincoloyills State Bank
MacMillan Finishes Naval Radio Install Aboard Peary
Commander Donald MacMillan agrees to install standard navy radio gear on Arctic expedition ships. The destroyer Putnam carried the equipment from Wiscasset, Me, after a fast run. Secretary Wilbur ordered compliance via radio, threatening withdrawal of navy support if short wave units were not installed. The work aimed to finish by tomorrow so the ships could proceed to Battle Harbor Labrador and into the North Seas.
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Somberna
Servi North Sydney
Noa Scotian
Donald MacMillan Huring
Wilbur
Navy
Peary
Putnam
Wiscasset
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Battle Harbor
Labrador
North Seas
Navy Department
Three Directors Named For Board Of Trade
George F Winter and O P B Brown were re elected for three year terms on the New Castle Board of Trade. M Ramsey city treasurer was elected to serve remaining two years of the unexpired term of T Moorhead. Ramsey joined the board at a luncheon following a Wednesday meeting at the Elks club. A daughter named Helen Louise was born to Mr and Mrs L L Dwyer of the Old Country Club.
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George F. Winter
O. PB. Brown
New Castle
Hegins
Ramsey
Elks Club
L. L. Dwyer
Old Country Club
Helen Louise
Death Record for Mrs Blaskey Stickle
Mrs Blaskey Stickle aged 71 of Beaver Street Extension has died. Burial details and survivors are not listed in the fragment.
Americans In China Urge U S To Intervene In Strife
In Shanghai on June 25 Americans in China urged the United States to actively intervene as demonstrations and a general strike intensified. Chinese authorities moved troops to the scene where protesters planned a large gathering, signaling a tense crackdown as foreign observers watched.
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International News Service
Shanghai
China
French Cabinet Votes To Rush Finance Reform
Paris June 24 The cabinet led by Premier Painiere voted unanimously to rush through parliament the financial reform laws urged by Finance Minister Caillaux and to adopt general reform principles while postponing texts to a later meeting presided by President Doumergue.
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Paris
Painiere
M. Caillaux
Doumergue
M. Galllaux
France
Fight Postponed Until Next Week
The promoter announced the Brady Eddie Weygant fight at Centennial Field is postponed due to rain and mud. Promoter Joe Cumo was struck by rain as the grounds became unfit for the event, with tickets honored for next Wednesday night and a larger crowd expected.
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Brady
Eddie Weygant
Joe Cumo
Centennial Field
Centennial
Promater
Abolish Indian Field Positions Announced
Washington June 25 The Interior Secretary announced a plan to abolish 54 positions in the field service of the Bureau of Indian Affairs with an annual saving of 227,905 dollars in the payroll.
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Arnational News Service
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Duly L
Secretary For the Interior
Twelve Bands In Centennial Parade For Defense Day
Centennial Defense Day parade will feature about 12 bands from local and out of town groups including E and A 1ivghon band from the Pennsylvania railroad, Noyfiale, Roschester and Pittsburgh railtead bands from DuBois and others from New Castle. Thousands are expected to march with over one hundred floats. Additional parades for church and car dog events are planned midweek.
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Ivor Mavis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vighon
Noyfiale
Roschester and
Pittsburgh Railtead Wl
DuBois
Cervone
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Marriage Licenses Issued In Various Cities
A list of individuals from Beaver Falls Pittsburgh Youngstown Pulaski and other locales are recorded for marriage licenses. Names include Win M Summer Jr Gladys Pearl Cartwright Mary Sheridan Robert Werner Mayme Gillland Emma M Galn John A Vadely Katherine O Donegan Earl White Sharon Viola Levile and others. The fragmentary OCR provides no dates or issuing authorities.
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Win
M. Summer
Beaver Falls
Gladys Pearl Cartwright
West Bridgewater
Carbert Macklin
Pittsburgh
Mary Sheridan Pitsburgh
Robert Werner
Youngstown
Mary Josaph
Mr. Jackson , Wranels
M. Taylor
Mayme E. Gillland
Pulask
Crant
Becker
Wikinsburg
Emma M, Galn
Delmont
John A
Vadely
Katherine O, Donegan
Castine Teel
Earl White
Fevan Sharon
Viola Elizabeth ‘Levile
Clarksville
New Castle High School Alumni Plans Friday Reunion
Graduates and former students from New Castle high school will gather Friday at Cascade Park for a large alumni reunion. An estimated eight hundred to one thousand attendees are expected, with classes from 1901 to 1934 represented. A basket picnic dinner is planned at 4 PM in the grove, followed by class dinners and reminiscences. Special guests include the 1426 class members, principals, and school board members.
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New Castle High School
Cascade Park
AY Moore
Grove
Dagering
Coftinnad
War Department Tries To Arrange For Flight Here
War Department plans to arrange Army air flights from Pittsburgh to New Castle during the centennial celebration. The plan involves planes now in Pittsburgh and a turnout linked to the visit of members of the Aero Club of Pittsburgh. Congress member T. W. Phil Jr. discussed the arrangement with the War Department.
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War Department
Washington, D.C
T. W. Phil Jr
Army
Pittshurgh
New Castle
Aern Club of
Pittsburgh
Sousanet
French Planes Aid Offensive Against Riffs
French air forces repelled Rif forces on the West Moroccan front near Terouai and Taounai, aiding a stalled French advance while rear guards firm up. In Morocco a French victory near Terouai is reported with tanks rushed to support hesiered lines as tribesmen retreat. Spanish zone air attacks against French positions persist with heavy bombing counter moves.
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International News Service
London
West Quetzan
French Morocco
Tangier
Morning Post
Fnree
Ternan
Lerace
Paris
Morocco
Terouai
L'Information
Fercodar
Taounai
Tarouai
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Arthur Mometer
Maurice During
Jesse James
Explorer
Winter, Brown and
Board of Trade
U.S
State Department
Hong Kong
Eddie Brady
Brooklyn
City
Unell
Sues
Kresge
Noris Wresee
S. Ge Company
New York
Alumni Piente
Riffs
Gettan
NEW Castle News
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