French Council Votes Approval Of Finance Law
Paris reports unanimous approval of a finance reform law proposed by M Caillaux to unwind tangled financial affairs. A special session is urged to pass the measure before Monday’s stock market reopening, with the text withheld to curb speculation.
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International News Service
Paris
M. Caillaux
France
Doumergue
M. Cailaux
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Flocka
Explosion Destroys Gillis Theatre About Midnight
An explosion wrecked the Gillis Theatre about midnight during a screening of Flaming Passion. Most staff and audience were elsewhere in Sanders ton's restaurant. Patrolman Buckley said few were inside, possibly 20 or more, with several escaping. The blast is blamed on the Robert Cary drug store in the building which had just closed.
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Gillis
Girla
Sanderston
G. A. Buckley
Robert Cary
Henry Hi. Sechraeder
Park Avenue Grading Ordinance Deliberated in Committee
City council committee considered an ordinance for grading Park Avenue between Maine and Macreer streets. Councilman Lusk sought a cost estimate from engineer Curnish while noting viewers may fund the work. Burns questioned if the ordinance has been enacted without opening. Davies urged prompt action as residents want a better route to their homes.
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Cauncil
Park Avenue
Miaine
Macreer
Canneiman Lusk
Aneuneer
Lusk
Burns
Davies
Adolph Green To Visit Continent
Mr and Mrs Adolph Green and their children Miss Lena and Herman will sail from New York on July 6 for a tour of Continental Europe lasting through the summer. They expect to return about September 13 with plans to spend much of the trip in southern Continental countries.
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Mel
Adolph Green
Miss Lena
Herman
New York
Europe
P.R.R Complains To City Council
The report notes that the P.R.R objects to water from West Washington Street overflowing the roadbed. Mention is made of a 1818 half dollar owned by Doha Brothers at 1007 Delaware Avenue and an 1819 issue in excellent condition with Liberty and an angel. Additional reference cites an older 1811 half dollar owned by Migs Ella Brothers.
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Solleltar White
PLR. R
Washington Street
HALE
Doha Brothers
Delaware Avenue
Iberty
Migs Ella Brothers
Jossenion
What Did You See A quirky local scene in town last night
Tentine Wallace asserts Tamily aided in giving the family touring car a bath. Joe Knowles works on the public square at 10 p m. A group watches concrete work on a new side Altay bid to the public. Auto tourist stops at earth on an initiative route to the lake. Small boys inspect a door on North effersen street for the centennial. P O linemen repair Park avenue. A stout woman buys a bathing suit. shopkeeper orders a larger size. Collegian home for summer seeks railroad work. An auto accident weeks old is noted with the victim using a cane. Citizens inspect resurfacing material on Neshannock avenue. A volunteer plasterer repairs a wall in a barber shop. Ray street girls hike toward Harlansburg. An older woman collects travel booklets at a steamship agency. She settles on a destination and knows more about railroads than a Commerce Commission member.
News Man in Europe Writes of Experiences
An account from aboard the S. S. Resolute recalls sea voyage discomfort from seasickness mainly due to imagination. Passengers observed many ships and marine life while stopping at Cherbourg and Dover, with excursions to London and various European ports. Passengers then split toward Berlin Poland and Halland after Hamburg farewell.
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Europe
Cherbourg
France
England
Germany
Paris
Seilly
Lizard Island
Great Britain
Portsmouth
Newhaven
Easebourne
Hastings
Folkestone
Dover
Southampton
London
English
North Sea
Eibe
Cuxhaven
Drey Alent
Greek cabinet formation underway after coup
Greek revolutionary events unfold as Gen Pangalos expected to take War portfolio with Admiral Hadikirlakos heading the navy. A warning to faithful supporters circulated by airplane declares a harsh response to dissidents. Dispatches confirm ongoing turmoil and casualties in Athens after palace firing by the fleet.
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Tihrenhe
Pangalos
Hadikirlakos
Navy Department
London
Michaelakopolous
Cenltral
Belgrade
Prvada
M. Bap- Janastasslovy
Trely
Evening News
Athens
Lin
United States Keeps Hands Off Chinese Trouble
Pressures rise in coastal cities as American groups urge firm action. Kellogg weighs options but doubts sharp notes to Peking would help amid China’s turmoil. Diplomats note Beijing’s limited authority and earlier US landing of sailors during Shanghai riots. Alfred Sze reportedly seeks US help to ease China’s international troubles.
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China
Peking
United States
Petithoiers
Kellogg
Washington
Shanghai
Kellogue
Kellogey
Alfred Szeik
52A
State Department
Escape Tales From Burning Theatre Crash
A young man recalls a rapid escape from a theatre fire marked by a blast that blew out a wall and scattered debris. He and a companion fled toward flames and smoke, then found a perilous three story descent toward safety, with several others reportedly not making it.
Missionaries Gustafson Hosted in Morgantown West Virginia
Rev Gustafson foreign missionaries guests of friends in Morgantown West Virginia delayed sermon at Gospel Tabernacle. a council tabled action on a Feb request from J C Gilfillan to build a canalary fever front eyelid wveing south on Bling street pending investigation
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M Charles Gusson
Ealy
Morganstown
W. Va
Gustafson
Christian Wed
Allanes
Pearson Miraet
J.C. Gilfillan
Plunge Of Mine Cars Kills Three
Three men died instantly and ten were injured when mine cars plunged down the Red Ash slope at Mineral Springs colliery in Parson. The tied cars were on a trip line and detached from the cable as workers boarded. The dead include George Feud aged 67, Michael Micirke 47, and John Cunningham 45, all with large families. Injured were Ignals Pevuck 43 and Victor Ramanski 44.
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Wilkes-Baitre
Mineral Springs
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Parson
George Feud
Michael Micirke
John Cunningham
Ignals Pevuck
Victor Ramanski
Police arrest two men in short change scheme
Police captured two suspects Thursday after they attempted a ten dollar payment with a fifteen cent purchase at Walmer's on East Washington Street. The Ford coupe with license 645-213 was traced to the duo, identified as P. A. Paltled of Youngstown Ohio and C. W. Sturdevant of Youngstown. Each man paid a ten dollar fine.
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Umpurvesatul
East Washington Street
Pelmer
Horner
Lifilerk
McKibben
Aclan Street
West Avergy
Washingtontreet
P. A. Paltled
Youngstown
Ohio
Washington Street
Washington St
East Washington Street Bridge
C. W. Sturdevant
Greek Minister To Stay On Summer Vacation
Buona Vista Springs, Pa. June 26 Greek minister to the United States M Charglmdaas Simo poulos convalescing at his summer home here after an operation said he would remain until Monday due to reactions in Greece and the formation of a new government. He had planned to return to Washington but abandoned the plan today.
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International News Service
Buena Vista Springs
M. Charglmdaas Simopoulos
United States
Iam
Fitst
Greece
M. Simopoulos
Washington
Lloday
Highland Avenue Home Entry Reported
A Highland Avenue residence was entered through a rear window last night after ongoing painting work left the window ajar. A sideboard was disturbed but no valuables were reported missing according to the police summary.
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Highsand Avenue
False alarm at Selote Street during Centennial Dog Show
A Thursday night call to Wiekth ward fire department reported two area keeps on Selote street, but firemen found three families with that name and concluded no fire. the incident led to corrections in the Centennial Dog Show program as omissions were noted and will be fixed by the official release.
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Sandersad’s
Leas
Retaurant
West Fifth Street
Walnut Tatreet
Fifth Street
Sanderson's
Kansas
Kansas City
Wiekth Ward Fire Department
Alleen
Selote Street
Priges
C. Willams
Wellianig
Deaths Of The Day Fannie Perkins
Deaths of the day list several local figures with brief notices. Fannie Perkins aged 20 died at home after illness and funeral plans were set for June 27 at Second Baptist Church. burial in Greenwood cemetery. Other notices include Mrs. Della Rodgerson 45, funeral from Rice Go. Chapel. Mrs. Stickle 2:30 pm Saturday at Lutheran church near Princeton. Hugh Lafferty 69, funeral at St Monica’s church. Mrs. Rebecca Marshall, funeral at Enon Valley home. Mrs Minnie Deleone, Mass at St Vitus Church.
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Fannie Perkins
Texas
John
New Castle
Weat Park
Grant
Prad Perking
Cleveland
C. M. Tyler
Danny Davie
Thviality
Mrx
Jaynna Werahington
Brownwood
Mit
W. W. Nelson
Greenwood Cemetery
Della Rodgerson
Delia Rodgerson
Harry Rodgerson
South Jefferson Street
Thursdey
New Castle Hosptal
Rodgerson
Plaimgrove Township
Thomas Newton
Margaret Williams Miles
Plaingrove Presbyterian Church
Protected Home Circle
J Ssesides
Jessie Ll. Norton
Youngstown, OS
Ha. mi
Rice
East North Street
Graceland Cemetery
Hugh Lafferty
James Lafferty
bin Beaver Township
Adelling Lafferty
Funers
St. Monica's Church
Wampum
St. Joseph's Cemetery
New Brighton
Deleorne
Minnie Deleone
Dominick Deleone
St. Vitus Church
DeMita
St. Vitus
Tug of War Team Organized At Y M C A
A YMCA tug of war team with five men was organized for a Diamond event on Tuesday June 40 at noon. Rules include three parallel four foot apart lines, center rope goal, and a 21 minute time limit. Robert Meermans to referee.
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Welch
Robert Meermans
Meermans-Markley
Gillam Dart
Buckeye Castle
Canary Club
Alderman Hamilton Hearing Extended for James Darvin Case
The hearing for James Darvin known as Texts, charged with felonious assault and barnlary with intent to kill, has been continued. Chapman, injured, remains at Shanango Valley hospital, delaying proceedings until his presence is possible. bail default noted.
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James Darvin
William Chapman
Lhis City
Chapman
Shanango Valley
Dav G Dain
Plaingrove WCTU hold all day meeting with 29 members
The Plaingrove W C T U met with Mrs Jennie Foster on Wednesday June 24 for an all day gathering. Twenty nine members and twenty five children attended. The program included songs prayers addresses recitations piano solo and Bible readings. The next meeting will be at Mrs Cirde ons home in July with a mothers meeting noted. A separate notice mentions a valuable coin heirloom owned by Mrs G Verver of Chesimur Street dating from 3R2 and valued highly.
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Plaingrove W
Plaingrove
Jennie Foster
Sonal Committee
Union
Mary McCam
Blanche McClearr
Margaret Grutz
Ellie Fenwick
John McNulty
Ione Wallace
Mary Shoef
Grace Hogue
Aida May Seth
Dolly
Cirde Ons
Fragmentary pest control ad hints at powders and liquids
A damaged OCR snippet promotes powders and liquids for moths and lice, noting a spray option and a combined package with a spray can aimed at cost savings. It mentions household use, a sprayer, and retail availability at groceries, hardware, and department stores for about 63 cents.
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Buick
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Tie
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B. F. Greene
North End
Underworld
Une Ey
Brown & Hamilton Co
Clark
Mackie
Rosenthal's
Rosenthal
N. Mercer St. Penn Theatre
P.R.R
Tentine Wallace
Joe Knowles
Altay
Eurth
Effersen
P-O
H Chotor
Conteetioner
Pang
Neshannock Avenus
Harlansburg
On Steamship Agency
Wold
Pabout Railrnad Maes
Inter -State Commerce Comission
Idere
Ubs
President Harding
Reliance
Olympic
Robert L. Wallach
TysRea Jom F. Lockhart
Republican
Juege
Plummer Emery
Ward
James McClyenany
North Beaver Townadp
M. G
Clint) Kennedy
O'Brier
Union Township
LIE
Ellwood City
New _Castis
Teker
Franz J. Waddington
Eastbrook
W. R. Mored
Eastbroax Bubject
Republican Frimaries
H. 2
Buck Reynolds
Sherif
Prank N. Johnstonw
New Castile
Sheriff
Jacke M. Dunlap
Bert) Dinsmore
Joan EL Pee
New Castle Publican
Burgers
Pare
Wright
Vern
Wiley
Morgantown
Highland Avenue
Alderman Hamilton
Fred Thomson
Werl
Loar
ALS
Jackie Coogan
the Winter CO
Raer Washingrean Sr
Kew Castle
W.C.T. U. and
L. T.L
Olty
G Verver
Chesimur Sireat
Ververi
Bunce
Bruce Frag
Tibet
Davis Shoe CO
National Market Company
E.washington St
Metzler
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