Immense Flag Pole To Be Erected Today
A seven foot steel flag pole is being installed this afternoon by members of the Legion Home Association and P O Electric workers. The base was already laid, and Louis B. Round of New Castle Electric and Line Superintendent Smith supplied the equipment. William G. Fleming leads a Fleming company crew with ten to twelve laborers helping to raise the Carnegie Steel gift, creating a prominent feature above surrounding buildings in Lawrence county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home Association
P O Electric Company
Louis B. Round
New Castle Electric Company
Smith
William G. Fleming
Fleming Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Lawrence County
Alumni Picnic Friday Planned by H. 8 Alumni Group
Alumni and their spouses and invited guests attend the Friday grove event with a silver cup awarded to the class with the highest attendance percentage. Coffee and ice cream offered. registration 5 p.m.. picnic 6 to 7 30 p.m.. officers elected 7 30 p.m.. class meetings 7 15 to 7 30 p.m. Adjournment to pavilion for dancing 8 30 to 11 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Clarence A. Patterson
Alumni Association
War Department seeks Shenandoah flight to New Castle centennial
The War Department plans a New Castle centennial air event with three new planes at Pittsburgh and Aero Club cooperation. Rep. Phillips pushes for the airship Shenandoah to visit. Admiral Moffett says it cannot reach New Castle on Maine trial flights but may be overhauled for possible western Pennsylvania visit. Also notes Italian debt negotiations and U S debt standings after World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lee
New Castle
Aero Club
Phillips
Los Angeles
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Middle West
Shenandoah
Maine
Coolidge
Admiral Moffett
Allegheny Mountains
Lakewood
New Jersey
Congresman
Pennsylvania
Italy Opens Debt Funding Talks With Moratorium Demand
Amb in Rome suggests Italy seeks a ten year moratorium on principal payments before funding takes effect. Terms to be submitted to the American debt commission remain undisclosed, though the plan appears to push for delaying repayment at the outset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martino
American Debt Commission
Italy
Coolidge Faces Time Problem At White House
The article notes President Coolidge contemplates how to spend his time with options including motor trips and cruising. Attaches predict he will work from temporary Lynn offices for about a week to two hours daily amid clerks and aides. Everett Saunders has not set a schedule. an invitation to speak was declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
White House
White Court
Attacnes
Lynn
Washington
Everett Saunders
Americans in China urge U.S. to join fray and protect foreigners
Americans in China press cable to State Department calling for strong U.S. action with other powers to halt violence against foreigners. Shanghai volunteers mobilized after reports of a bombing and shooting plot, while Hong Kong shipments feel impact from further walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Department
China
United States State Department
American Association of China
United States
Shameen
Canton
Battery B Reunion at Mt. Jackson June 27
Battery B reunion scheduled for Saturday June 27 at Mt. Jackson. Post No 100 G A R invites Civil War veterans and families. assembly at 9 30 a m at the Legion Home with transport arranged by Fred L Rentz. Commander A D Long and Adjutant H BE McGoun urge all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery B
Mt. Jackson
Legion
Fred L. Rentz
What Did You See During Centennial Week in City
A series of quick vignettes from daily life during Centennial Week. A drenched young woman asks a policeman for dry stockings in Cascade Park while others document street scenes and small misfortunes. Neighborhood scenes include children crafting Uncle Sam, puppy mischief, a man inspecting a wrecked straw hat, a boy browsing firearms, and workers cleaning and decorating Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
West Side
Uncle Sam
New President Proclaimed In Greek Revolt
Greece faces a political crisis as three cabinets in two weeks topple amid resignations by General Kondylis and Premier Michalakopoulos. A navy-led faction proclaimed the government fallen, while Armenian and Greek refugees clash over camps in Podarades Byron and Kokkinca as Near East Relief feeds the displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Adjikiriakos
Republic
Council of Ministers
Kondylis
M. Michalakopoulos
Michalakopoulos
Podarades
Byron
Kokkinca
Turkey
Dawes Walks in Rain Ahead of Boston Visit
Vice-President Charles G. Dawes braved heavy rain at Kennebunk Maine and walked along the beach. He is near Swampscott and plans to motor to Boston tomorrow to visit Owen Young, a collaborator in the Dawes reparations plans, but will not visit President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Kennebunk
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Swampscott
Mass
Boston
Owen Young
Dawes
Coolidge
Debts to United States must be paid under Dawes plan
John W. OLeary as head of the American Chamber of Commerce warned the third congress of the International Chamber of Commerce in Brussels that inter allied debts must be paid without delay and the Dawes plan carried out. He rejected cancelation or repudiation and noted American sympathy for Europe amidst hostile press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Berrier
Brussels
United States
International Chamber of Commerce
John W. O'Leary
American Chamber of Commerce
O'Leary
Congress
America
Gilbert
Europe
Kirby Jury Fails To Reach Verdict
A six men six women jury in Cleveland reports disagreement after two days of deliberation over Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount company charged with larceny of 42 shares of preferred stock. He faces further trials in Delaware Ohio and California on related counts as state and federal probes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland, O
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
George L. Fox
Cleveland
Fred H. Wolf
Wauseon
Kirby
United States
Delaware
California
Traffic discipline boosts safety on New Castle Main Street
A reporter notes smoother traffic in New Castle with pedestrians using safety lanes and perfect adherence to signals over a 20 minute observation. An officer rarely intervenes now, a change from five years of strict policing, suggesting the local traffic problem has eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
New Castile
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Elaskey Stickle And Others
Obituaries note the death of 71 year old Mrs Elaskey Stickle at her Beaver street home on June 25 funeral plans to be announced. She leaves husband J Stickle and six children plus a sister and long time Princeton Presbyterian church member. Other notices include funeral for Mrs Minnie Deleone at St Vitus church with interment in St Vitus cemetery and services for Clara Gertrude Cruchman Ida Cruchman’s daughter at her East Washington home with Wesley Methodist pastor leading. Miss Mabel Laura Brooks blooding services at 708 West State street in the First Presbyterian church with pallbearers and Greenwood cemetery burial.
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Elaskey Stickle
J. Stickle
Beaver Street
Stickle
Princeton
James
Rebecca Kennedy
Lawrence County
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Nellie Park
Rebecca Book
Joseph Stickle
Agnes Cochran
Martha Kentzel
Sylvia Merchant
Elizabeth Buckle
Portersville
Deleone
Minnie Deleone
Dominick Deleone
St. Vitus Church
St. Vitus Cemetery
Clara Cruchman
Clara Gertrude Cruchman
Ida Cruchman
East Washington Street
W. H. Armstrong
Wesley Methodist Church
Fairbanks
Burke
Howard Bollich
Harry Kennedy
Isaac Bishop
Walter Hill
John Mann
Clarence Bixler
Oak Park Cemetery
Mabel Brooks
Mabel Laura Brooks
West State Street
Walter E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
William McGuire
Wade Reimold
Gerald MecAnallen
Glenn Pearsall
George Bender
Thomas Thomas
Marguerite Dickson
Thelma Hennessey
Violet McKissick
Marie Miller
Helen Triplett
Mary Lichtenstine
Greenwood Cemetery
Greek Minister Sees No Official Word of Revolt
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS Pa June 25 Accounts of the overthrow of the Greek government reported to M Charalambas Simpoulos the minister to the United States were the first intimation he had of any internal difficulties in his country He said I have had no word of this revolution and I am grateful to International News Service for the first information He added that without official notice from his government he could not make a definite statement He planned to return to his Washington legation soon to monitor the situation Madame Simpoulos accompanied him at his summer home vacation spot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Athens
Charalambas Simopoulos
Buena Vista
International News Service
Buena Vista Springs
Michalacopulos
United States
M. Charalambas Simpoulos
M. Simpoulos
Madame Simpoules
Store Employees Enjoy Outing At Conneaut Lake
Emploes from Reynolds Thorn and Summers company two stores held their annual picnic at Conneaut Lake on a Tuesday afternoon. Stores closed at noon with employees and families drive to the lake for amusements and swimming. A dinner at Elmwood hotel followed by dancing capped the day before the return trip home at 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds, Thorn and Summers Company
Conneaut Lake
Elmwood
Postpone Sale of Wylie Baking Plant
Few bidders attended the RH Wylie Baking plant sale on Sampson street as Auctioneer Bion W. Cover offered it but Receiver Francis E. Sowersby postponed the sale to a later date. Personal effects and office equipment plus baking materials sold to various bidders totaling about 700 dollars. The sale included flour spices sugar flavors pans and small machinery desks and other office furniture. The plant has been under a receiver for some time with private sale attempts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. Wylie Baking
Sampson Street
Bion W. Cover
Francis E. Sowersby
Admitted and discharged names listed with addresses
A list of admitted and discharged individuals includes Robert Bishop Edge wood Jas Elder at 403 East Lincoln Avenue Mrs Ethel Louer 420 Hillcrest Avenue Arthur Wehr 505 South Bay Street plus Andy Norovich Bes semer Saloma Kauffman R D 6 Mrs Annie Martini and baby En enburg and Mrs Mary Bean 712 North Mercer Street Near Nome Alaska a woman carried to sea on a cake of ice kept cool until rescued.
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Robert Bishop Edgewood
Aynue
Jas. Elder
East
Lincoln Avenue
Ethel Louer
Hillcrest Avenue
Arthur Wehr
South Bay Street
Andy Norovich
Bessemer
Saloma Kauffman
R. D
Annie Martini
Baby
Enenburg
Mary Bean
North Mercer Street
Nome
Alaska
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JR. Hodge
The
White Undertaking Co
Neshannock Ave
Clark
Mackie
Euwer’s
WAR Department
P. K. Stevenson
Rome
American Commission
Treasury
France
Great Britain
Robert L. Wallace
John P. Lockhart
Plummer Emery
James S. McClelland
North
Beaver Township
Republican
M. C
Clint) Kennedy
Fourth Ward
Edw. O'Brien, SR
Union Township
Houe Wayne Township
Conia
William M
Joseph B. Pizor
Wayne Township
Connie
Ee Ellwood Cit Republican
Khamet
A. S. Leslie
New Castle, Pa
Frank J. Waddington
Eastbrook
W.W. R. McEede
Wert
H. M
Buck” Reynolds
Frank N. Johnstow
Jacke M. Dunlap
A. M
Bert) Dinsmore
John EB. Pee
Burgess
Ellwood City
Ben G. Swick
First Ward
U. S
A. D. Long
H. BE. McGoun
Carnegie
Washington Street
Boy
Mahoning River
West Washington Street Bridge
Rain
Ance
Mrs. Elaskey Stickle
al News Service of
Summer
WE Dutford & Co
Ing of
Palm Beach, Tropi
Cal
Fashion Park
the Winter CO
Washington St
New Castle PA
Peter Cooper
Wylie
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mather Bros. CO
Jewelers and Silversmiths
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