Repaving Butler Ave Discussed by Rail Officials
President McCahill of Pittsburgh Harmony Butler and New Castle railway, Solicitor Robert White of New Castle, and T C Frame of the State Highway department will confer next week on repaving Butler Avenue. White learned from Harry Clark of the Electric Company that McCahill is in New York with Etheridge in Honolulu and seeks a conference with city and state reps about the avenue. McCahill reportedly does not want cars stopped during repaving and objects to constricting the tracks.
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McCahiil
Pittsburgh
Harmony
McCall
Must Close Spring In Rural Avenue
Rural Avenue spring board closed by health officer Dr W L Steen after warning. A dead rat was allegedly found in the spring. owners told to shut it off and no use. Glenmore Avenue spring also condemned and residents warned not to drink its water.
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W. L. Steen
Rural Avenue Spring
Reeves
Glenmore Avenue
Workman Hurt On Conduit Job
Frank Stanko aged 28 of Crescent avenue Ellwood City was injured on the right leg and about the face about 450 oclock Wednesday afternoon.
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Frank Stanko
Crescent Avenue
Ellwood City
Ditch Cave Injures AT&T Worker Near Cascade Park
A ditch the conduit worker for the American Telephone and Telegraph company caved in near the Ellwood City Highway and Cascade Park. He was rescued by coworkers and taken to Jam eson Memorial Hospital where doctors said his injuries were not serious.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Horidge
Ellwood City Highway
Cascade Park
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fined 50 Dollars For Shaking Woman’s Teeth Out
International News Service reports from Paso Robles California that James Rude aged 40 was fined 50 dollars after he shook Mrs W I Elmore’s false teeth out of place when she resisted his advances. The dispatch adds that Poland has two new broadcasting stations.
Arrest Near In New York Murders
International News Service reports a man believed to be the Queens phantom murderer of two men in parked cars beside their female companions was arrested. Clarence James Pratt, 21, of Chicago, held on $2500 bail as officers pursue questioning. the killer’s "3-X" code and a skull image were found, Pratt claiming the code is a long-used private mark shared with a Chicago friend.
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International News
New York
Queens
Clarence James Pratt
Chicago
Pratt
Harry Johnson
Farragut Avenue
Ban On War Munitions To Soviet Russia Remains
The State Department will not lift the ban on exporting war munitions to Soviet Russia. Secretary Stimson said no policy change has been considered. The department also advised Curtiss Aircraft of Baltimore last week that it disapproved the manufacture and sale of military bombing planes to Russia.
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Sulletin
International News Service
Washington
State Department
Soviet Russia
Stimson
Curtiss Aircraft Company
Baltimore
Russia
Afro Americans class postponed in New Castle
The Friday spiritualist class at Mrs. Cabb’s home 310 Locust Street has been postponed this week. High priced American motor boats are growing popular in Britain.
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New Castle
Cabb
Locust Street
Britain
Tennis Courts Ready for Summer Play at City Parks
Municipal Playground Director Casillo says tennis courts at Boyles field Gas ton park and the West Side playground are prepared for play this summer with many meets expected. George Washington Junior High Court is being conditioned and will be ready soon. A Municipal Playground Baseball league is planned with each playground fielded by a team and a pennant for the winner. a schedule will be drafted.
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Boyles Field
Gaston Park
West Side
Casillo
George Washington
Municipal Playground
Injures Head In Dive Into River
Vito Mangino of 408 Wood Street was brought to Jameson Memorial hospital at 11 10 suffering lacerations and bruises after diving into shallow Shenango river water at the Harbor. He struck his head on the bottom and was treated and returned home after dressings.
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Vito Mangino
Wood Street
Jameson Hospital
Wood Streets
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Shenango River
Mangino
Liberty Grange To Burn Mortgage Ceremony
Liberty Grange Hall on the Harlansburg road will host a mortgage burning ceremony on Wednesday July 2 at 7 30 p m Eastern Standard Time. W F Hill, oldest living past state commander, will preside and address the crowd about the mortgage paid off long ago. He served as state master from 1898 to 1908.
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Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
W. F. Hill
The
Grange
Folger Shakespeare Memorial Fund Proposed
The text notes a Folger, former chairman of a New York line, leaving 10,090,000 for a Folger Shakespeare memorial. The plan includes a Shakespeare collection in Washington and funding for information on Shakespeare. Critics question using the money for better editions for graduating high schoolers, but praise the honoring of Shakespeare.
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HE. Folger
Line Standard O1] Company of
New York
Washington
Hich School
Morrow’s nomination sparks mixed political forecasts
Daily Digest notes from four papers discuss Mr Morrow in relation to future honors as Senator elect. Times says his vote signals strong prospects for November success. Rock Island Argus cites prospects of further honors. Waterloo Tribune predicts he will go far. Harrisburg Telegraph argues the nomination will mobilize wets and drys alike in political battle.
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Rock Island Argus
Morrow
Waterloo Tribune
Harrisburg Telegraph
Prohibition Polls and Senate Hopes Stir in State
A lengthy urban press montage weighs the anti and pro prohibition stance amid election sentiment. It notes ASBURY PARK PRESS praising the ambassador’s stature and machine backing, while RICHMOND NEWS LEADER and CHARLOTTE NEWS foresee a powerful U S Senate figure shaping prohibition policy. MERCER COURT report places Judge Hildebrand assisting in Mercer as court sessions proceed with local names appearing.
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Asbury Park
United Senate
Mr. Mor
Coiarlesitun Evening Post
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