Whitfield To Be Brought Back To Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland detectives will escort John L. Whitfield back to Cleveland from Detroit after arrest for murder. Extreme precautions were used to prevent another escape at the yard of the Ternes Coal and Lumber company where he worked as night foreman. Whitfield admitted being with Dennis Griffen when Griffen was shot but said Griffen shot himself during the struggle.
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International News Services
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
John L. Whitfield
Dennis Griffen
Charles O. Nevel
Whitfield
Ternes Coal and Lumber Company
Madison
Wis
Biamba
Griffen
Annual Picnic At Cascade Park For Mission Mothers
The Rescue Mission will host its annual picnic at Cascade Park Thursday morning at 10 o clock. Mothers and children from the mission will attend as guests with plenty of noon food promised. Mia Annelita McKee of the YWCA will oversee the feeding tables as organized by Bible class members.
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Cascade Park
Mia Annelita McKee
Milk and Ice Fund grows past one hundred ninety dollars
Readers contribute to The News Milk and Ice Fund for undernourished children. Donations have surpassed the 190 dollar mark, with gifts from F. J. Connery and others totaling over 108 dollars previously reported plus fresh contributions. Send or drop off gifts at The News to aid purchases of milk and ice for needy babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Connery
When Ambition Glitters for a College Girl
A fragmentary verse portrait portrays a young college woman urged by suitors to pursue fame and acclaim. She weighs career against romantic prize and vows to win lasting respect, envisioning a life of achievement beyond fleeting praise.
May Place to Install Town Clock in Church Tower
Rev Co M Smatl says a large clock may be placed in the First Christian church steeple within months. Carl Beck, steeplejack, was seen at repairs and noted the oval steeple opening would suit the installation. Currently New Castle has one town clock at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
New Castle
Court House
Pinchot orders all state workers to obey dry laws
Harrisburg June 27 International News Service reports Governor Pinchot declared that every state employee must personally support defend and obey prohibitions. He said no appointment will be made without a word of honor to uphold the 18th Amendment and other enacted laws and that loyalty to administration policies is required. He cited his inaugural address and warned against internal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Pinchot
United States
County In Oklahoma Under Martial Law
Five hundred national guardsmen placed Okmulgee county under martial law by order of Governor J. C. Walton. He said city and county authorities failed to cope with lawlessness and intimidation by secret organizations. Guard units from Tulsa Oklahoma City Muskogee and Wetumka enforce the order under Brig Gen Alva W. Niles.
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International News Service
Okmulgee
Okla
J. C. Walton
Okmulges County
Aldrich Blake
National Guard
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Wetuka
Alva WN
Niles
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ellwood City and Nearby Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows Harry L. Smith and Louise Susan McKelvey in Ellwood City, Howard L. Leslie and Belle L. Hook in Slippery Rock RD, Robert Joyce and Mary O Donnel in Pittsburgh, John A. Rooney and Gertrude O Conner in New Castle, S A Banaana and Eleanor M. Marcella in New Castle, John E. Tudear and Marie Musenasia in Youngstown, with additional names from New Castle and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L., Smith
Ellwood City
Louise Susan McKelvey
Howard L. Leslie
Slippery Rock
Belle
New Castle
Eleanor M. Marcella
John E. Tudear
Youngstown
Marie Musenasia
Steeplejack Works On 196 Foot Church Steeple
Carl Beck, a Texas steeplejack, astonishes locals while repairing the First Christian church steeple rising 196 feet. Repairs will take 11 days with four corner uprights removed, a lightning arrester to be installed, loose slate replaced, and the steeple painted after work. The Gothic, mortarless brick church fronts West Washington Street, built with brick walls three feet thick.
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Carl Beck
Texas
Beck
Washington Street
Two Men Hospitalized After Cutting Affray in New Castle
Two men, Joe Arcangelo and Ericole Arbconi, both from local addresses, remain in New Castle hospital with knife wounds after a fight last night. They name suspect Mike Leona, 55, who fled and has not been apprehended. Arcangelo suffered severe injuries including loss of part of his left ear, while Arbconi had a chest wound. Police received a call from the railroad yard around 11:20 pm locating the injured men. Night officers Dysart and Nelson investigated at Levine alley and Rosa Point Limestone Co. details remain sparse from the victims.
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Joe Arcangelo
Home Street
Ericole Arbconi
Home Atreet
New Castle Hospital
Mike Leona
Leona
Arcangelo
Aricon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dysart
Omiser Nelson
Mike Saul
Levine Alley
Rosa Point Limestone Company
Company Seeks To Restrain Pickets Involved Labor Strike
Boston June 27 a meeting of rival telephone unions offered the only hope for settlement as many New England areas faced service disruption. Massachusetts Rhode Island suffered most while Maine Vermont and New Hampshire fared better. May Patch Up Differences. Miss Annie Molloy of Local No 1 called the talks to patch up rifts with the operators union led by Miss Julia O Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Annie Molloy
Jocal No. 1
Telephone Operators’ Union
Julia O'Conner
International
Lions Club Names Officers For Year
Officers were chosen for the year starting July 1 at the Lions club meeting held at the YMCA. Posts include President C Hugh Blair First Vice President C Harry Second Vice President Dr B M Mott Third Vice President H S Wilson Secretary James L O Toole Treasurer A Green Lion Tanner William E B Gordon Directors A C McCoy Dr T M Shaffer Wayne Stirzinger Dr W C Meechem P K Stevenson spoke on Milk and fund support and the drive. Members pledged support for ticket purchases and Carl Walters furnished the refreshments. The Kiwanis club invitation to casual park picnic was accepted for members and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
C. Hugh Blair
C. Harry
B. M. Mott
H. S. Wilson
James L. O'Toole
A. Green
Tait Twister
John Davis
Lion Tanner
William EB. Gordon
Kiwanta Club
Casual Park
Will Atland
Straight Americanism Promoted By Lions Club Leader
Atlantic City June 27 Edward S Vaught Oklahoma Sky president urged personal abstinence and full compliance with the Volstead act at the seventh annual convention of the International Association of Lions clubs More than 3000 Lions attended and Omaha and Columbus Ohio campaigned for the next meeting location.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Edward S. Vaught
Oklahoma Sky
International Association At Lion Clubs
Vaught
Omaha
Columbus
Ohio
Small Girl Bitten By Dog On Highland Avenue
Beatrice Belknap, the eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Belknap of 410 Highland Avenue, Was confronted by a dog owned by Donald Pitwer of Wallace on Tuesday afternoon near Highland Avenue. The dog bit both hips causing severe injuries. Officer Nelson ordered the dog tied for ten days to determine rabies risk and warned Mr Bitzer, the owner, to quarantine. Authorities say stricter action may follow if not complied.
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Beatrice
W. G. Belknap
Highland Avenue
Incon
Donald Pitwer
Wallace
Nelson
Bitzer
Williamsport Lynch Attempt Leads to Trial in Hagerstown
Williamsport, Md, quiets after a man attempted to seize Druggist William Hurd who assaulted his stepson Ollie Herg. Hurd will stand trial in Hagerstown next November. A missing woman Edith McMullen left after warnings from Ku Klux Klan members. Deputies guard Hurd's home. Edward A Wooda Agency takes over offices on North Mercer Street for remodeling.
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International News Service
Waderstown
Williamsport
Willam Hurd
Ollie Hegs
Hagerstown
Minx
Edith McMullen
Noraé
Hurd
Jahe
Ku Klux Klan
M. J. Donnelly
Edward A
Harding Heads West for Zion National Park Tour
President Harding and Mrs Harding left Washington for a westward tour and, after a Pullman journey, traveled in private car to Zion National Park Utah for a 64 mile motor trip. Army officers and woodsmen guided the president into the primeval wilderness seeking a respite from crowds and speech making. The trip adds to his planned Yellowstone visit and highlights the Mormon linked Zion area in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB. Holmes
International News
Bergice
Wingtt Corresports
Cedar City
Utah
Harding
Washington
National Park
Zion National Park
Zion Park
Yellowstone
Building Trades Council Calls Special Meeting Tonight
Building trades workmen may strike if wage adjustments are not agreed by Monday. A special meeting is set for 5:00 pm at the Trades and Labor Assembly Hall to arrange for possible emergency action and prevent a city wide work stoppage on upcoming projects.
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oMce
Building Trades Council
Trades and Labor Assembly
Builders’ Exchange and
Girl Unable To Identify Carroll At Meat Market Arrest
Mary Colaluca of North Cascade patreet failed to positively identify George Carroll as the man who held her up Thursday. Carroll was arrested Tuesday morning at John Moore’s meat market on Croton avenues. Colaluca said the suspect resembled the assailant but could not be sure. Carroll remains held for the balance of the five day period while police continue checks to confirm if he is the suspect.
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Mary Colaluca
North Cascade
Patreet
George Carroll
John Moore
Croton
Carroll
Policeman Campbell Found Not Guilty in Battery Trial
The jury in the commonwealth v Policeman Clare Campbell returned a not guilty verdict on a charge of fault and battery against George Boenteh, with the county to bear the costs. A separate report notes J B Ryan’s car collision on Arlington Avenue involving a foreign vehicle, damaging a fender and the top.
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Commonwealth
Clare Ones Campbell
George Boenteh
Lawrence
J. B. Ryan
Arlington Avenue
Arington Avenue
Death Notice for Elizabeth Tain Boyles and Others
Death record fragment lists Elizabeth Tain Boyles age 31 from North Mb street then G Phillipe 34 Jeannette PA, William J Carson 80 West Mttsburgh, Carmine Pahyie months 107 Friendship street.
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Ezabeth Tain Boyles
Mb Street
Handler G. Phillipe
Jeannette
William J. Carson
Weat Mttsburgh
Carmine Pahyie
Months
Friendship Street
Kiwanis Inter-Club Picnic At Cascade Park
Kiwanis clubs from 24 cities descend on Cascade Park New Castle for a district picnic with Youngstown Beaver Falls and Rochester sending large delegations. Cars and trains bring members and their families as 150 from Rochester 250 from Youngstown and many from others gather for the afternoon event hosted by New Castle Kiwanis with guests from a 50 mile radius.
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Cascade Park
Kiwanis Club
New Castle
Lawrence County
Rochester
Youngstown
Beaver Falls
Croton Girl In Critical Condition After Intruder
Margaret Helbley aged 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Helbley of 1012 Croton avenue suffered a nervous shock Friday evening when an unknown man forced entry during a party. She is in a most serious condition from brain fever developing after the shock. Her doctor Dr B G Bosak will consent to hospital transfer if her condition improves. An intruder entered via the back door, was chased by Margaret's brother who fired three shots but none hit the intruder as he fled toward the golf grounds.
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Margaret Helbler
Yasre
Samuel Helbley
Croton Avenue
B. G. Bosak
Margaret
Notable Deaths And Accidents From The Week
A series of brief notices report Mrs. Wilhelmina Oherdeck's death at 89 in Martins Ferry after heat exposure and a stroke. Other items include Joseph Gresualdo charged with murder in Altoona after a fatal boarding house shooting. A teen, Willimon Smith, nearly died attempting a river float near Tunkhannock. Reverend A W Anderson resigns to command the Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home. Youngman Hazleton sustains scalp lacerations from a car wheel incident. Five year old Frank Paul dies in Easton after being struck by a baseball during a jam. Mrs Annas Raintwigh of Pleasant, Pa. suffers a gunshot wound.
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Wilhelmina Oherdeck
Martins Ferry
Frank Paul
Easton
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International Lions’ Club
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