Winners Named in New Castle Playground Contests
First week of playground activity at five New Castle sites featured races at McCleary Croton Gaston Sheen Hill and archery prep West Side. Winners included Ethel Thomas Katherine Lewis Dorothy Rice Bud Todd Andrew Kline Dorothy Cain Fred Gates and Edward Niemezyk Albert Laureen Nick Kules Jennie Baltro Estella Niemezyk Edward James Paul Small Jack Hitchen Harry Poskey Jean Hastlen Betty Lou Hastlen Mary Belancin plus dress up parade prize recipients Frances Maszyk Mary Mundziak Raymond Sitevenowicz and Alaice Labecka. An upcoming archery contest and biweekly industrial exhibitions were announced with final display at Gaston park.
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New Castle
McCleary
Ethel Thomas
Katherine Lewis
Dorothy Rice
Bud Todd
Andrew Kline
Croton Playground
Dorothy Cain
Fred Gates
West Side
Gaston Playground
Edward Niemezyk
Albert Laureen
Nick Kules
Jennie Baltro
Estella Niemezyk
Edward
Frances Maszyk
Mary Mundziak
Raymond Sitevenowicz
Alaice Labecka
Viola Melesi
Auda Melichar
Antonine Lebacka
Stella Jachim
Anastasia Rytka
Henrietta Bo
The Mullicats and the Gingbergs at Capitol Roxy
Capit ol Roberson Smith Players present The Mullicats and the Gingbergs with Matthecg on Tuesday and Saturday receptions. NINON-Lesirice Joy performs Vane ily with Charles Ray and Alan Hale in witlin Fox Animal Comedy A Roamin Gladiator. Added attractions include Edward A. Guest's Poetic Jewels and Aeson's Fables plus Tiptoss with Dorothy Gish and Our Gang.
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Capitol — Roberson - Smith
Mullicats
Matthecg
Ninon—Lesirice Joy
South Dakota Legislators Visit Coolidge in Washington
South Dakota lawmakers including Lieutenant Governor Head and Speaker Ray Williamson visited President Coolidge, touring Camp Galena before a planned midday address. General Wood of the Philippines left camp after a night ride with the President and Mrs Coolidge, saying Philippine prosperity hinges on American capital amid independence advocacy.
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South Dakota
Coolidge
H. ©. Covey
Senate
Ray Williamson
House
Camp Galena
Wood
Philippines
United States
J Wood
Man Hunt In On Near Dover N H
Awide search by state police deputies and locals pursued George Taylor a dancing itinerant barber wanted for the choking death of Stella Kale a 20 year old photographer's assistant found on Salisbury Beach Mass The governor of Massachusetts offered 2100 for information leading to his arrest as the manhunt spread across Barrington and surrounding areas
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Sarvine
Dover
N. H
Barrington
George Taylor
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Taylor
Summer ramblings on fashion mood and mischief
A playful essay mocks summer culture, fashion costs, picnics, vacations, and beach resorts. It notes young men chasing tans, department store splurges, and the seasonal desire for cooler weather, closing with a humorous nod to fifty million Frenchmen not being wrong.
Reducing Capital Ships Topic in Washington Talks
Delegates from United States Great Britain and Japan discuss cruiser destroyer and submarine limits while aiming for parity with Britain. Experts work on technical details as talks pause for the weekend and many attend the Geneva Battle of Flowers event.
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Ines
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Taig
Conferenee
Waa
Geneva
Gibson
America
Washington
Baby Clinic At Bessemer Pa Continued This Week
A baby clinic will be held Tuesday morning between 11 and 16 o clock in the portable school building at Bessemer Pa. Dr F B Campbell will be in charge with Miss Kathryn Hite assisting as Red Cross nurse. The clinics are planned to continue weekly at this location.
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Bessemer
F. B. Campbell
Kathryn Hite
Red Cross
Fines Imposed In Disorderly House Case And Auto Conduct
Andy Veri of Mechanic Street paid a $100 fine for keeping a disorderly house and was released. William Aho faced charges of orderly conduct related to operating his automobile on city streets last night and paid a fine.
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Andy Veri
Mechanic Street
William Aho
Abu
Ideal Vacation Opinions From Varied Viewpoints
A newspaper survey collected opinions on an ideal vacation, with campers favoring woods and outdoor cooking while others praise seaside resorts or trips abroad. Respondents including W F Offutt, Charles Metzler, Norman Erhlieh, Hy Hartman, and others emphasize camping, change of scenery, and physical activity as central to an ideal break.
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Esterday
W. F.offurt
Delace
Cole
Ilao
W. WT. Otfutt Company
Rand
Curo
Charles L. “Metalev
Charles T.* Metzler
Hr. A. Donaldson
Park Avenue
Norman Erhlieh
Lle
Hos. Hy. Hartman
Tawrenge Savings and Trust Company
Snashore
Canada
West
Red Cross Seeks Clothing For Flood Relief
Lawrence County American Red Cross asks for clean serviceable garments of all sizes for Mississippi Valley flood relief. Organizations with targeted clothing may donate via express shipment before July 10. Call 2897 to arrange collection and delivery.
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Red Cross
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Headquar
Mississippi
Ted Cross
Two youths drown in canoe accident near Waynesboro
At Geke Royer near Waynesboro Pennsylvania two 18 year olds Richard Martin and Clarence Shockey drowned when their canoe capsized on June 25. Vernon Wartien seventeen survived after the accident.
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International Netwo Service
Wayneshoro
Richard
Martin
Clarence Shockey
Geke Royer
Vernon, Warten
Reading Railroad Freight Wreck Blocks Lines Near Tamaqua
Freight wreck at Fast Mahanoy Junction halted Reading Railroad service for about nine hours. Investigators say a speeding freight hit a defective switch in the interlocking plant, sending one car into a signal tower and diverting others onto the 3 and W branches while some were switched to alternate tracks. The train ran from Tamaqua to Williamsport.
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International News Services
Tamaqua
Reading
Fast Mahanoy Junction
Here
Freigh
Tasmequa
Willamsporc
Wage Hike Denied by Board for Western Railways
The Federal Mediation Board rejected a 12 1/2 percent wage increase sought by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Conductors on 55 western railroads. It granted a 7 1/2 percent rise for yardmen after protracted hearings. Officials and workers failed to reach private conference agreement.
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International Nova Service
Chicago
Federeal Mediation Board
Faeermaea
Brotherhouse of Railway
Brotherhoods
Untitled historical quiz on early 20th century figures
Questions cover US Army Air Service rank for Theld dns, office from 1920 to 1925, suspension cause and resignation, Little Big Horn anniversary and general, the Chicago World’s Fair year, 1867 meeting of Napoleon and the Czar, and a referenced treaty number. The fragmentary prompt asks who and what, with several mispellings and garbled phrases.
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United States Army Air Service
Army
Little Big Horn
Montana
United’ States
Chicago
Napoleon
Rusala
Mamel River
Horoscope Notes From a Fragmentary Clip Jumbles
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a horoscope and dates, with references to named persons and a brigadier general. The text cites aviation service, military fields, and questions answered by an entity named AL Willian Miteiel, though much is unreadable. The fragment lacks coherent context or clear event details.
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AL Willian Miteiel
Air Service
Field
b.John
Wii
Missing Boy Returns Home From city’s lakefront stadium mystery
A 14 year old boy named Heryiczky from 1605 Belmont Avenue Chicago is reported missing from home near the lakefront stadium and war memorial area. Police note pattern of running away and returning home intermittently. The judge and authorities question the poem unclear Bible reference.
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Frack
Heryiczky
Belmonk Avanaay
Eather
Chicago
Aleipal Stadium
Front Ag
Father
Deaths Of The Day Dames Hanna And Elizabeth Bennett
Obituaries note Dames Hanna aged 64 died this morning in Mahoning County after cancer. Born in Ireland he came to the United States about forty years ago. Funeral services Monday morning June 27 at Mahoning Funeral Home West Madison Avenue with interment in Valley View Cemetery. Elizabeth Bennett aged 74 died Saturday morning at 842 Morrison Street after prolonged illness from complications. She was born November 20 1852 and belonged to Third United Presbyterian Church of Lialgelly. She leaves two daughters Mary Bennett and Mrs J B Norris, two grandchildren Florence Norris Ward Young, six brothers Milton Frew Floyd Frank Book James and Hsinington Book and one sister Mrs James Caruthers. Funeral services Monday June 27 at 2 pm Daylight Savings time from the residence Rev J B Copeland of the Third U P church will officiate. Burial in Oak Park Cemetery.
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Dames Hanna
James Hanna
Homer
Ireland
Weneral
Pam
Mahoning Funeral Home
Madison Avenue
Valley View Cemetery
Elizabeth Benne
Elizabeth Bennett
Morrison
Ruiorning
Bennett
Nathan
Nanny Frew Book
Third United Presbyterian Church of
Florence Norris
Ward Young
Milton
Frew
Floyd
Frank
James
Hssingthn
James Caruthers
Daylight Savings
B. Copeland
U.P. Church
Oak Park
Cvaelery
Pli ers Eager To Span Pacific May Start Today
Planes ready for Hawaii flight with runways flooded lights and army backing. Maitland Hegenberger expected from San Diego, Grace Favorett Backers foresee takeoff within 72 hours. Oakland San Francisco links and radio guidance edge preparations, navigator aids and instruments planned for precise course over the Pacific.
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San Diego
Tieuts
Legter Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Oftela
Grace
Favorett
Honolulu
Takinland
Army Flying Field
San Francisco
Smith
Oakland Field
Maitland
Hegenberger
Greece
Hiawafi
Haweli
Hawiian
Pacific
Hawaii
Hawaka
Wives of Flyers Face Worry Over Atlantic Hop
The piece notes wives await the Byrd expedition departure with mixed emotions. Mrs Acosta Mrs Levine Mrs Nor ville and Mrs Byrd express cautious support while hoping their husbands reach Europe safely. Schwent weather plans loom as crews anticipate an early dawn start, weather permitting.
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Acosta
Charles. Levine
Europe
Anasta
Mra Norville
Europa
Police Use Of Pulmotor A Year In City Notes
City plans to buy a second pulmotor prompts examination of current device use at the police station. The pulmotor has operated about ten years with an average of twenty five calls annually. Calls occur year round, peaking in summer for drowning incidents and in winter for gas exposure. It has saved lives including newborns and is kept near the police chief's office with trained personnel in constant readiness.
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Pete Hillers
Fire wipes out Chicago's White City amusement tower
Chicago's White City on the South Side suffered a major blaze early today. Amusement Company president Herbert Byfield estimated losses at 250000 dollars as the illuminated central tower burned and collapsed, the blaze spreading before fire units arrived. The towering structure was the principal loss.
Victor Hanna Earns Navy Honor Roll At Hampton Roads
Victor H. Hanna of Aniselty has been placed on the Honor Roll of the Navy Training Station at Hampton Roads Virginia. The notice came through Navy recruiting offices in Pittsburgh from the Bureau of Navigation. He previously resided at 333 Norris Street before enlisting.
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Victor H. Hanna
Navy
Hampton Roads
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Recruiting Station
Pittsburgh
Norris Street
Aniselty
Uncle Sem
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