New Castle Babies Healthy Says Clinic Nurse Here
New Castle's well baby clinic reports healthy infants with 2 049 babies enrolled and weekly attendance around 30 to 73. Nurse M Glenn emphasizes mother education for infant care, with thorough exams and weight checks. A second clinic center opens at American Sheet Tin Plate welfare house. Dr Ramsay departs for Ann Arbor. Misses Ferguson Ackerman McDowell assist in expanding care.
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Castle Bebris
Misa Della Glenn
M Glenn
New Castle
Ramsey
Ann Arbor
Mich
Drr. Ramsay
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Jeanne Ferguson
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Glenn
Myra Ackerman
Frances McDowell
Japanese Cabinet Considers Chinese Treaty Demands
Tokyo reports say the Japanese cabinet met to decide on China’s 14 demands linked to Shanghai trouble and proposed treaty revisions. A decision was wired to Minister Yoshizawa in Peking, with instructions to refuse treaty revision but convey Japan’s sympathetic stance toward China’s aspirations.
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Avlletin
International Newa Service
Tokyo
Shanghai
Yoshizawa
Peking
Jananese
China
Japan
Special Services at Moravia Church and Local Notices
West Pittsburg special services will be held at Moravia Presbyterian church Thursday and Friday at 7 30 in charge of Rev S A Kirkbride of New Wilmington Communion will be observed Sunday at 11 a m in charge of Rev T C Henderson West Pittsburg personals list families visiting from New Kensington Philadelphia Detroit and New Castle and residents traveling to Butler Pittsburgh and nearby towns with brief social notes and shoppers in New Castle
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Moravia Presbyterian Church
S. A. Kirkbride
New Wilmington
T. C. Henderson
West Pittsburg
Russell Hartman
Robert
Clifford Bickerstaff
Harry
New Kensington
New Castle
Fred Emery
Butler
John Blesser
Ruth
J. Baldwin
Wi. Jones
Pittsburgh
Bliss Elizabeth George
Woodlawn
West Pittsburgh
Richard Adams
Bert Gough
Walter Thomas
G. C. Benn
City to hire solicitor for Centennial building décor
City officials consider paying solicitor Robert Ald to advise on decorating the city building for Centennial celebration. White reports a law and contract for the decoration and notes the city could fund illumination costs. The city orders a cost of red lights for the display and discusses funding options.
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Robert Ald
City Call
White
State Department Receives Chinese Note On Treaty Ties
The State Department announced receipt of a Chinese note inviting the United States and China to review their relations. Dr. Alfred Sze handed the circular to Secretary Kellogg, who discussed the matter with him and will meet again Monday to continue talks on foreign agitation and bilateral ties.
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Bulleton
H. K. Reynolds
International
Washington
State Department
United States
China
Kellogg
Alfred Sze
Sze
Butter Eggs And Poultry Market Prices
New York produce markets show weak conditions across butter eggs and poultry with prices for broilers turkeys ducks fowls roosters and geese listed. Cheese and milk markets vary with creamery products and whole milk flats. wholesale milk price noted at 2.33 per 100 pounds within the 201-210 mile zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liva Noultry
Wisconsin
Brown Hennery
Pacific Coast
Mine Dismantling Ends Catsburg Mine Idle Era
Monongahela Pa June 26. Pittsburg Coal Company begins dismantling the Catsburg mine tipple and outside equipment near Hazzard, ending speculation about reopening. Remaining coal will be tapped from other company mines, but little unmined coal remains and hundreds of miners face idleness.
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Monongahela
Catsburg
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Hazzard
Crossing Watchman Killed By Train
In Kane Pennsylvania this afternoon William M. Deveraux aged 67 a crossing watchman on the paving contract between Johnsonburg and Tambine twelve miles from Kane was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania railroad train while signaling a motor truck driver. Local report lists the driver as Tanger.
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Kane
William M. Deveraux
Johnsonburg
Tambine
Pennsylvania
Tanger
200 Tickets Sold Before Theatre Explosion
Kansas City dispatch reports Gillis Theatre manager J M Holmes said 200 tickets were sold for the midnight show just before the blast. He estimated as many as 200 people in the audience, but no survivors have confirmed a crowd larger than 20.
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Kansas City
J. M. Holmes
Gillis, Thertre
Holmes
Rich Indian Chief's Son Narrowly Misses Pauper Burial
L A Seneca known as Big Chief a Seneca Indian and son of a wealthy reservation chief was a college graduate who spoke four languages and worked as an iron worker. After a leg injury led to blood poisoning he died in a county infirmary and was nearly buried as a pauper before a former employer claimed the body and sent it to the New York reservation for full tribal honors.
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Steubenville
L. A
New York
Rule On Hanging American Flag
A city rule on flag display, adopted by the American Legion, states that the United States flag should be displayed flat when not flown, with the union uppermost and to the observer’s left when horizontal or vertical, and in windows the same orientation. Bunting is to be used for decorations, never the flag.
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American Legion
United States
Auto Accidents Reported In Wheeler Township
Accidents were reported to the police since Thursday afternoon. A mule girl was injured in one crash. J A Riemer of 308 North Lafayette Street was driving west on Madison Avenue beside a moving picture theatre when his car struck and knocked down a little girl named Carnes. The girl was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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J. A. Riemer
Lafayette Street
Madison Avenue
Moving Picture Theatre
Httle
Carnes
Physician Examines Cat On Head After Minor Injury
A physician’s office reports a cat resting on a patient’s head during examination and treatment with no serious injuries. A separate auto collision occurred on Mercer Street near South Street when James Fleckenstein’s car was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Harry Wolf, causing damage to Fleckenstein’s car.
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James Fleckenstein
Cleveland Avenue
Mercer Street
South Street
Harry Wolf
Boys Pass Checks Clean On 700 Then Go To Jail
Four Union City youths aged 11 to 15 were detained after allegedly forging and passing checks totaling about $700 at 60 local merchants in the last month. Named are Leslie Miller 15 Cean Covey 14 James Watson 11 and Glen Comstock 11. Storekeepers filed forgery charges following the investigation by ERs Pa authorities.
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Ers
Union City
Ubig County
Leslie Miller
Cean Covey
James Watson
Glen Comstock
Steel Mill Guard Released on 3000 Bail in Street Killing
Steubenville Ohio June 2 Samuel Tucker 25 who shot and killed William Westlake 52 in a street brawl here has been released on $3000 bond after Judge Emmett Morrow reduced the charge from murder in the first degree to second degree.
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Steubenville
Samuel Tucker
William Westlake
Emmett Morrow
Mavar
Two Autos Reported Stolen In Wheeling City
Police report two autos stolen in Wheeling. A 1922 Ford Touring, PA plate 746-714, stolen June 24 from Glasser Stop, found later on North Jefferson Street with the transmission torn out and wires rewired. A Ford Roadster, PA plate No. 2, stolen from near the Post Office on South Merror Street, found later by the owner.
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Pennsylvania
Glasser Stop
C. C. Horner
Dana
North
Jefferson Street
E. D. Sherbine
Bel Teie- 1 Phone Company
Cobbler Guilty Of Killing Wife In Pennsylvania
Louis Larosa a Freeport cobbler was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the April murder of his wife at their new home. A sentence is to be imposed Saturday. The case involved Larosa shooting his wife and then injuring himself. Separately, council discussed a bill for hauling surplus Neshamuacik Avenue resurfacing material to improve Hiram Way with a city engineer to provide an estimate.
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Kittanning
Louis Larosa
Freeport
Larosa
Bornsoudy
Miesite
Neshamnacik Avenue
Hiram Way
Cityea
Centennial Week Buffet Luncheon Details Announced
During Centennial Week a buffet luncheon will be served on the second floor from 11 to 2 o’clock. Prices will be moderate and affordable for guests seeking a quick, economical meal during the celebration.
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Paris
America
Mans Lowa Geareweee Crewe
Frank Hawkins
Tucker
Westlake
Lea
Wheeling
Thurs Corporation
Tucker/dey
Elaima
A. A. Houk
Ellwood City
Toyo
Wright’s Market
Franklin
Peaches Shasta
Eadia
Boston
Wright
Chuck Roast
Pimento
Brown & Hamilton CO
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ATS
Joe Rodenbaugh
S. Mill Street
Washington Street
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