Immense flag pole rises in Lawrence county effort
The 70 foot steel flag pole at the Carnegie Steel site is being erected this afternoon by Legion Home Association members and PO Electric Co workers. Louis B Round of New Castle Electrics and Line Superintendent Smith provided equipment including a gin pole. William G Fleming and the Fleming Company will supply construction men. about ten to twelve workers will handle common labor. The pole will tower over nearby buildings once in place and is expected to be one of the county’s finest flag poles.
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Legion Home Association
P O
Louis B. Round
New Castle Electrics Company
Smith
William G. Fleming
Legion Home Associaton
Fleming Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Lawrence County
H S Alumni Picnic Friday Promises Class Cup Competition
Alumni and spouses will attend Friday evening at the grove with free coffee and cream and ice cream. A silver cup will be awarded to the class with the highest attendance percentage. Registration runs 5 to 6 p.m. picnic supper 6 to 7:40, officers elected 7:20, class meetings 7:15 to 7:30, dancing 8:30 to 11:20 p.m.
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Clarence A. Patterson
Grove
War Department seeks Shenandoah over New Castle centennial
Washington officials coordinate with Lieut Lee at Pittsburgh to prepare three new planes for the New Castle centennial celebration and discuss possible flight by the airship Shenandoah. Navy officials say Los Angeles is cedulated and Shenandoah readied for Maine flight, with trial runs planned before a potential visit to New Castle during centennial week. Congressman's push prompts press通知 and a favorable reply from the New Castle Board of Trade.
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Pittsburgh
Lee
Ince Aero Club
New Castle
Phillins
Alan Anedeavoring
Los Angeles
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Middle West
Shenandoah
Maine
Coolidge
Bea
Admiral Moffett
Allegheny Mountains
Lakewood
New Jersey
Congresman
Pennsylvania
Mains
Phillips
P. K. Stevenson
Negotiations Start On Italy Debt Funding Plan
Formal talks begin as Ambassador Marino withholds term specifics for the Italian proposal to a U S debt commission. They reportedly call for a debt moratorium and delayed principal payments for about ten years after ratification before the funding agreement becomes active.
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Marino
American Debt Commission
Italy
Coolidge Plans Time Away From White House
President Coolidge contemplates two hours daily at temporary Lynn executive offices to work amid clerks and aides. Attaches expect a week at most, as the White House escorts prepare for a possible motor trip or continued cruising. A mail pouch arrives at the summer offices and Coolidge walks the grounds amid windy, roiling seas.
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White House
White Court
Coolidge
Lynn
Washington
Everett Saunders
Americans in China US urged to act against unrest
US officials faced a Chinese crisis as demonstrations and threats to foreigners sparked evacuations in Shanghai and Hong Kong. The American Association of China urged Washington to press for firm action, uphold treaties, and hold China responsible for any losses amid alleged Soviet propaganda and renewed hostility toward foreign settlements.
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Shanghai
Hong Kong
United States State Department
American Association of China
United States
China
Shameen
Canton
Battery B Reunion Planned for June 27 at Mt Jackson
Battery B reunion set for Saturday June 27 at Mt Jackson Post 100 G A R with Civil War veterans invited. Attendees to meet at Legion Home at 30 sharp. Fred L Rentz provides transportation. Commander Julon A O Lone and Adjutant H G McGoown urge all comrades to attend.
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Battery B
Mt. Jackson
Legion
Fred JL. Rentz
Julon U
What Did You See Centennial Week Wool Gather
A clipped newsy vignette from Centennial Week shows a drenched young woman seeking dry stockings at Cascade Park police, a man mixing cement in a glass, a carjacked sedan’s upholstery chewed by puppies, and locals shopping sheltering from rain. It notes storefronts on Washington Street tidying up for Centennial Week and laments upper-story windows left uncleansed.
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Washington Street
New President Proclaimed In Greek Revolt
Greece faces a political crisis as a new president proclaims government collapse. Admiral Adjikirlakos led a navy contingent and warned the republic’s president. Kondylis resigns amid factional tension and Michalakopoulos regime support. Refugee camps grow amid Armenian and Greek exodus under American relief. News from Washington notes Greek legation unaware of Athens fall.
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Greece
Joldea
Adjikirlakos
Republic
Crist Point
Kondylis
M. Michalakopoulos
Reaigning
Michalakopoulos
Podarades
Byron
Kokkinca
Turkey
Dawes Walks In Rain Plans Visit To Owen Young
Rain drenched Dawes walks along Kennebunk Beach as he plans to motor to Mt. Owen Young tomorrow. The vice president, near Swampscott, Mass, will not visit President Coolidge but will travel to meet Young, a Dawes reparations collaborator.
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Rain
Dawes
Wallis
Owen Young
Kennebunk
Charles G. ‘Dawes
White House
Swampscott, Maas
Rberton
Coolidge
Must Pay Debts To United States Must Pay Debts To United States
Brussels dispatch reports John W. O Leary president of the American Chamber of Commerce says inter allied debts must be paid without delay and the Dawes plan must be carried out. He denounces efforts to cancel debts or repudiate the plan and notes American concern over hostile European press. Also adds Tarker Gilbert supports maintaining the Dawes plan.
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International Nava Service
Brussels
United States
Dawes
International Chamber of Commercce
John W. O'Leary
American Chamber of Commerce
O'Leary
Congress
America
Tarker Gilbert
O'Laay
Americerns
Europe
Jury cannot reach verdict in Kirby case in Cleveland
The six men and six women jury discharged after two days of deliberation on Jeniah Kirby, former president of Cleveland Disnomn Company, accused of larceny of 42 shares of preferred stock. They reported a disagreement to Judge Fred H. Wolf. Kirby faces further trials, including July proceedings in Delaware on fraud charges and a federal indictment for mail fraud. California acquittal on blue sky law violations is noted.
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International News Service
Cleveland. O
Jeniah Kiroy
Cleveland Disnomn. Company
George L. Fox
Cleveland
Fred H. Wolf
Wauseon
Kirby
United States
Delaware
California
Traffic Laws Are Better Obeyed in New Castle
A New Castle observer notes improved traffic conditions on main street with two-way flow and compliant pedestrians. Historically an officer stood in the roadway, but now traffic moves smoothly with no jaywalking, suggesting evolving discipline and efficiency in city driving.
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New Castle
Dealhf
Usitty Jenny the Cluv
Castle
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Blaskey Stickle And Others
Deaths of Mrs Blaskey Stickle aged 711 years wife of 8 Stickle occur at Beaver Street extension Lawrence county July 25. Funeral announcements pending. Also funeral notices for Minnie Deleone Clara Gertrude Cruchman Mabel Laura Brooks with services and interment details. Includes names of relatives pallbearers and cemeteries.
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Blaskey Stickle
Bingkey Stickle
Stickle
Hew
Beaver Street
Princeton
Jamon
Rebecca Kennedy
Lawrence County
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Mra
Weiler Park
Rebecca Boox
Joseph Stickle
Agnes Cochran
Martha Kentzel
Sylvia. Merchant
Elizabeth Stickle
Porternville
Deleone
Minnie Deleone
Wits
Dominick Deleone
St. Vitus Church
St. Vitus Cemetery
Mara Cruchman
Clara Gertrude Cruchman
Tada Crucchman
East Washington Street
Wo Oh, Armstrong
Wesley Methods, Church
Selen Uone
Mabel Brooks
Mabel Laura Brooks
Weer State Street
Walter E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
Wiliam McGuire
Wade Retnold
Gerald McAnallen
Glenda Pearsall
George Bender
Tromag Thomas
Maguerite Dickson
Thelma Hennigey
Violet McKiveick
Marie Miller
Helen Triplett
Mary Lickrerstine
Greenwood Cemetery
Greek Minister Denies Revolt News From Greece
Greek Minister without official notice of revolt says no word of upheaval reached him. M. Charalambas Simpoulos, in Buena Vista Springs, plans to return to Washington to seek official dispatches and monitor developments. He and Madame Simpoulos were at their summer home when the report arrived via International News Service.
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Washington
Athans
Charalambas Simnpoulos
Buena Vista
Iinternational
Buena Vista Springs
Michalacopulos
Slaudr
M. Charalambas Simpoulos
International News Service
M. Simpoulos
Legation
Madame Simpoules
Store Employees Enjoy Outing At Conneaut Lake
Employes of the Reynolds Thom and Summers company in this city report a pleasant annual outing at Conneaut Lake. The two stores closed at noon for a motor trip to the lake with amusements and bathing. A dinner followed at Rimwood hotel and dancing closed the evening before the return trip at 10 o'clock.
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Reynolds. Thom and Summers Company
Conneaut Lake
Cannenut Lake
Rimwood
Postpone Sale Of Wylie Plant At Sampson Street
Few bidders attended the KR Ho Wr plant sale on Sampson Street as Auctioneer Bion W. Cover offered items. Receiver Francis Sowersby postponed the sale to a later date. Personal effects and office equipment plus baking materials sold to various bidders for about 700 dollars. Job lots of flour spices sugar flavors pots and office furniture were included. The plant has been under receivership for some time and the sale was paused for private arrangements.
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Ho Wr Haking
Sampson Sreet
Bion W. Cover
Francis ©. Sowersby
Prachinery
Receivers sale calls for public bid on asset disposal
The notice indicates the receiver's sale today seeks bids to dispose of the asset, with two bidders expected and disposal action to proceed through a public sale.
Names and discharges listed from Nome Alaska incident
A partial roster of people aboard and discharged residents is given with addresses in Nome Alaska and nearby areas. Two women reportedly drifted at sea on two cakes of ice and were kept afloat until rescue.
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Nome
Alaska
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Connie" Wredian Elwood
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New Castle, Pa
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Republic Lines
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Summers Company
Menke Evert
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Wedutiondé Co
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Peter Cooper
Wylie
Shenango Valley Hospital
Robert Bishop
Edrewood Ayave
Jas. Eber
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Ethel Louer
Iicrest Avenue
Arthur Webr
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Andy Norovich
Bessemer
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