Greek Revolt Sets Pangalos as Leader in Bloodless Coup
Paris reports the Michalacopulos government was deposed and General Pangalos proclaimed president of Greece. The navy and army backed the revolution, military government established, and no fighting reported. A communique said revolutionaries controlled all civil and military institutions.
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International News Service
Paris
Michalacopulos
Pangelas
L’independent of
Salonika
la Liberte
Pangalos
Coolidge At Loss How To Spend His Time During Vacation
President Coolidge seeks diversion during two months off work at the summer White House in Swampscott Massachusetts. He is cool and resting, finding golf tennis swimming and boating unappealing while he asks friends for ideas as he plans continued rest and possible future activities aboard the Mayflower off Marblehead.
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Coolidge
George E. Durno
International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Washington
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Marblehead
MacMillan Orders Navy Radio Installed Aboard Arctic Ships
Commander Donald MacMillan agreed to Navy demands for standard radio gear on the Arctic expedition ships. The destroyer Putnam brought the equipment from Wiscasset, and installation on the Peary was under way to complete by tomorrow. The Bowdoin and Peary had left Wiscasset after a radio-ordered instruction from Secretary Wilbur.
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International News Service
North Sydney
Nova Scotia
Donald MacMillan
Wilbur
Navy
Peary
Putnam
Wiscasset
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Battle Harbor
Labrador
North Seas
Navy Department
Americans in China urge U S to act as walkouts surge
Americans in China appealed for U S intervention as strikes by Chinese protesters widened. Chinese authorities moved troops to the demonstration site in Shanghai where a large anti foreign rally was planned, signaling a spike in unrest and potential clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Shanghai
China
War Department Plans Army Flight To New Castle
Congressman T W Philips arranged with the War Department to move army planes from Pittsburgh to New Castle during the centennial celebration. The flight will involve Aero Club of Pittsburgh members and was confirmed in an interview with Major General Mason Patrick, chief of the Air Service.
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H. K. Reynolds
Adent
Wwashington
United States
Treasury Department
Mussolini
Giacomo de Martino
Mario Albertis
Credito Italiano
Italy
Kellogg
Smoot
Mellon
WASHINGTON, D_C
T. W. Phillips
War Department
Army
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Aero Club of
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
Patrick
Phil
War Memorial Boulders Set For Public Square Memorial
After days of work the boulders to hold the War Memorial plate on the Public Square are set and the bronze tablet will be placed. The stonework was done by Nicholas Miller’s crew with efficiency. The tablet will feature a decorative poppy border and a commemorative inscription naming the organizations behind the memorial. A dedication ceremony is planned for July 4 amid park improvements on the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Miller
St. Mary’s Church
Neighbor Threat Over Early Morning Lawn Noise
A neighbor complains of loud 5 AM lawn care from McWhoof who runs a six by eight mower while the narrator, Arthur Mometer, warns of violence if the disturbance continues. The quarrel centers on early sunrise wakefulness and shared tools, with a stated weather note of sixty eight degrees.
Autopsy Links N J Woman Death to Drug Effects
Hackensack June 25 Mrs Ethel Wheeler of Harrington Park died from an overdose of cantharides an aphrodisiac. Neighbor Maurice During 24 is jailed awaiting murder indictment after confessing to dropping a love potion in her drink to heighten affections. Prosecutor Hart to present more evidence to grand jury next month for murder charge.
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International News Service
Hackensack
N. J
Ethel Wheeler
Harrington Park
A. C. Hart
Bergen County
Maurice During
Hart
Leprosy Victims In New Jersey Isolated at Hospital Hut
Two Bermuda born brothers Hale George 13 and Frank 11, living in an isolated cottage on the Essex county hospital grounds, are identified as leprosy victims. They attend Avon Avenue School in Newark, while other pupils are not afflicted. They receive Chaulmookra oil treatments from nurse Mary Motley and hospital superintendent D F A Pringle.
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International News Service
Soho
N. J
Essex County Hospital
Hale George
Frank
Avon Avenue
Newark
George Boys
Bermuda
United States
D. F. A. Pringle
Mary Motley
Bank Robbery by Bandits Fled in Airplane Near Lincolnville
Two bandits held up the Lincolnville State bank in Kansas and escaped in an airplane after taking all the cash. The town remained at bay as the getaway occurred.
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International News Service
Lincolnville
Kansas
Three Directors Re elected To New Castle Board of Trade
George F. Winter and Co. P. Brown won three year terms, Ira M. Ramsey was elected to fill the remaining two years of the Moorhead term. The election Wednesday at the Board of Trade offices was overseen by Commissioner P. K. Stevenson. Ramsey joins 15 candidates from the recent primary. term begins at once. A daughter named Helen Louise was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Dwyer.
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George F. Winter
Co. P. Brown
New Castle
Ramsey
Elks Club
Death Record Mrs. Blaskey Stickle at Beaver Street Extension
Mrs. Blaskey Stickle aged 71 of Beaver Street Extension has died. Funeral arrangements and services will be announced by the family.
French Cabinet Pushes Finance Reform Through Parliament
The French cabinet under Premier Painière voted unanimously to rush through parliament the finance reform laws urged by Finance Minister Caillaux. The meeting postponed the text adoption until tomorrow when President Doumergue will preside, with Caillaux proposing five separate reform projects for France's financial issue.
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International News Service
ARIS
Painiere
M. Caillaux
Doumergue
France
Fight Postponed Until Next Week
Promoter Joe Cumo postponed the Eddie Brady Eddie Weygant bout after Centennial field turned to mud. He announced the event will move to next Wednesday night and that all advance tickets will be honored for the rescheduled show.
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Eddie Brady
Eddie Weygant
Joe Cumo
Centennial Field
Centennial
To Abolish Indian Field Positions
Washington June 25 The Interior announces the abolition of 294 field service positions in the Bureau of Indian Affairs effective July 1, saving $227 904 annually in payroll.
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International News Service
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs Doris Kresge Sues Husband For Separation
Doris Kresge sues her husband in New York for separation and alimony after a brief marriage of about a year. She claims 17 500 shares of S S Kresge Company stock worth 7 million dollars were due under a prenuptial agreement. The complaint cites desertion and cruelty.
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Doris Kresge
S. S. Kresge Company
New York
Twelve Bands to Feature Centennial Parade on July 4
Centennial Day events will include about twelve bands marching in from out of town and locally from New Castle and Pittsburgh area. Thousands of marchers and over one hundred floats are planned with parallel parades on Wednesday and Friday.
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Ivor Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. Division
Buffalo
Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad
DuBois
Cervone
Band
Pittsburgh
New Castle
New Castle High School Alumni Picnic at Cascade Park
Alumni of New Castle High School from 1879 to 1925 will gather Friday at Cascade Park for the annual reunion. An expected eight hundred to one thousand attendees will enjoy a 6 p.m. basket dinner in the grove with class reunions and special guests including the class of 1925, school principals, and school board members.
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New Castle High School
Cascade Park
The
Grove
Edith Moore
Marriage Licenses Issued in Various Pennsylvania Cities
A list of individuals receiving marriage licenses including Wm. M. Summer Jr. of Beaver Falls with Gladys Pearl Cartwright of West Bridgewater. Carbett Macklin of Pittsburgh with Mary Sheridan of Pittsburgh. Robert Werner of Youngstown with Mary Joseph Mr. Jackson. Francis M. Taylor of Youngstown with Mayme E. Gilliland of Pulaski. Grant F. Becker of Wilkinsburg with Emma M. Cain of Delmont. John A. Vallely of New Castle with Katherine C. Donegan. Cecil Earl White of Sharon with Viola Elizabeth Leiple Clarksville.
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Wm. M. Summer, Jr
Beaver Falls
Gladys Pearl Cartwright
West Bridgewater
Carbett Macklin
Pittsburgh
Mary Sheridan
Robert Werner
Youngstown
Mary Joseph
Jackson Francis M. Taylor
Mayme E. Gilliland
Pulaski Grant FE
Becker
Wilkinsburg
Emma M. Cain
Delmont
John A. Vallely
New Castle
Katherine C. Donegan
Castle
French Planes Aid Offensive Against Rif War Front
French planes support a push against insurgent riffs in the frontline theater with air superiority and coordinated ground operations. Allied air units seek to disrupt enemy lines and protect advancing troops as the campaign unfolds.
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Riffs
French air forces aid Morocco front against Rif attack
Tangier dispatches report French air forces repelled a Rif offensive that threatened the West Quant front in French Morocco. The French advance paused as rear guards consolidated, while central front attacks were repulsed. In Terouat area tribesmen reportedly began returning to French ranks after the sheik’s death.
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International News Service
London
West Quetzan
French Morocco
Tangier
Morning Post
Tetuan
Larace
Paris
Morocco
Terouat
L'Information
Fez Todar
Taounat
Terouai
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L. L. Dwyer
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