Shepherd Victorious in Ward's Death Trial Plans Honeymoon
Cinternational News Service reports William Darling Shepherd freed by jury after three months in custody for the ward Billy McClintock death. He declares plans for a second honeymoon with wife and future steps include legal battles over McClintock estate valued at a million dollars. Jury moved to acquit by sixth ballot amid lingering questions.
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Cinternational
Chicago
Willam Darling Shepherd
Billy McClintock
McClintock
Shepherd
Lynch
Julie
Isabelle Pope
Billy
Miss Pope
Woodruff Denies Dismissal Charges
Harrisburg June 27 Attorney General George W Woodruff issued a statement denying the two charges of unethical practice that led to the dismissal from state service of Special Deputy Attorney General Colonel Fred Taylor Pusey last Thursday.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
George W. Woodruff
Fred Taylor Pusey
Centennial Week Opens With Bright Weather And Cold Flags
The town of Hil sing prepares for the Century Birthday Party as crowds gather from north and south and east and west. Officials urge courtesy and optimism as Centennia Week begins amid signs, booths, and hopeful crowds. The weather improves and the day shines with festive anticipation.
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Atc
Ree
Preparing To Take Care Of Visitors At P6 Railways
C C Coulthard superintendent of the P6 railway has arranged to care for extra travel next week. The employees have started a safety campaign and motorists and pedestrians are asked for cooperation.
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C. C. Coulthard
P 6 Railway
Mine Lose Lives When Tug Sinks In St. Lawrence
Nine sailors drowned when the tug Ocean King was rammed by the liner Marloch in the St. Lawrence River near the terrace where townsfolk watched. Captain A E Stevens had sailed the tug into the channel to assist the liner, and the collision occurred as the tug crossed the bow. Within minutes the surface showed only frothing water.
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Tug
St. Lawrence
Quebec
A. E. Stevens
Haweser
Smoking Controversy Surrounds New Jersey Teacher
In Secaucus New Jersey on June 27 a public school teacher Miss Helen Clark faces nonrenewal of her contract ending July 1 amid a teacher smoking dispute. Principal Matthew Preneal cites smoking as a factor, while the board weighs efficiency concerns before a Monday public hearing.
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Cinfornational News
Secaucus
N. J
Helen Clark
Gma
Matthew Preneal
Mise Clark
Man for Hiring Gangsters Pleads Guilty in Wife Slaying Plot
Charles B. Davies of Concordia Kansas, ex Elks official and wealthy merchant, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill in a scheme hiring seven Kansas City gangsters to kill his wife last fall. He was sentenced to from one to one years in state prison. Davies agreed to testify against the hired killers who later extorted his wealth.
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Comcordbia
Kan
Charles B. Davies
Secreta of the Elks
Davies
Kansas City
Tom
Bleckinall
Reunion Brings Record Attendance For New Castle High Alumni
Nearly 900 attend the New Castle High School Alumni reunion at Cascade Park marking the largest turnout in the association's history. Attorney Clarence A. Patterson elected president as 1913 class wins attendance cup. officers also include Dr. Raymond Lutz vice president Miss Neva Moore secretary James Carson treasurer and Walter W. Duff representative to the high school athletic council. Class groups and dances cap a successful picnic day led by General Chairman Patterson.
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New Castle
Clarence A. Patterson
Ralph M
Greek Cabinet Faces Problems After Coup
In Athens on June 27 a new cabinet led by General Panagos faced restoring order after a bloodless coup. Former Premier Michalakopoulos attended the swearing in and exchanged terse remarks with Panagos. Panagos, who also serves as War minister, rejected dictatorship claims and dismissed comparisons to Mussolini and Primo de Rivera.
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Coterna Panalens Sarvice
Athens
Michalakoupoulos
Pangalos
Michalakopoulos
Lae
Mussolini
Italy
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Coolidge Tours New England Historic Sites
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge led a Boston Cambridge sightseeing journey on the fourth day of the summer White House visit. The trip drew many newspapermen and photographers invited by the president to cover his tour of historic spots in the state he once governed. Cambridge was chosen as the first stop ahead of a July 3 address marking the 150th anniversary of Washington taking command.
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George BE. Durno
International Newae Service
Waab
Coolidge
Cambridge
George Washington
Washington Fim
Shenandoah Flight Plans Unsettled Yet
No final decision has been made on the Shenandoah to New Castle flight next week as negotiations continue in Washington. Frank Maxwell reports Admiral Moffett advised Congress that Shenandoah left Lakehurst yesterday for a short test but returned to hangar last night for additional equipment. The Maine flight during Centennial Week now hinges on conditioning the airship for the test.
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Shenandoah
New Castle
T. W. Philips
Washington, D.C
Frank Maxwell
Congressman Phillips
Washington
Admiral Moffett
Bureau
Arron Auticn
Navy Department
Congress- Iran Pam Pe
Lakehurst
N. J
Fisit
Maine
Controversy Over Sundberg Speech at Thiel College
In Erie Pennsylvania on June 27 Rev C A Sundberg refused to speak until after July asserting he is president of Thiel College. Trustees vow to share the same view amid tensions over alleged remarks during a sermon to graduates. A seven member committee, two chosen by Sundberg, will meet privately to hear the matter.
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International News Service
Erie
Thiel Colleges
C. A. Sundberg
Lutheran Synod
Beer Gfuzglere
Sundberg
Pais
School Census Is Being Taken in New Castle
Under the direction of Secretary of the School Board Hugh M. Marquis census takers are busy this week enumerating city school students. The workers include D. H. Conner, Mary Moorhead, Mrs. Nancy McConaghy, Robert Fawcett, James H. George, Mrs. L. S. Eberhart, and Paul Jordan.
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Hugh M. Marquis
City of
New Castle
D. H. Conner
Mary Moorhead
Nancy McConaghy
Robert Fawcett
James H. George
L. S. Eberhart
Paul Jordan
Scour Tennessee Hills For Trace Of Missing Men
Chattanooga reports armed posses scour Signal Mountain and surrounding hills for Dr. W. D. Mason veterinary surgeon and Lawrence Bowman who vanished Thursday night suspected to have been lured into a moonshiners stronghold. A blood smeared car and a straw hat tied to one man are noted as clues amid the ongoing hunt.
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International News Service
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wildene Atitle
Mooneshiners
Signal Mountain
W. D. Mason
Lawrence Bowman
Federal Prohibiton
Mason
Centennial Church Services Unite New Castle
Every man, woman and child in New Castle urged to attend Centennial Sunday events on June 28 and July 1. Clergy Rev A Ellis and Rev C J Williamson lead services with special music and sermons centered on the Centennial theme, as churches cooperate with the Centennial committee for a citywide observance. A parade and exercises at the Centennial platform on North Jefferson and Grett streets follow the church day.
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New Castle
A. Ellis
C. J. Williamson
New Gasile
General Centennial Committee
North Jefferson and
Grett
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Woodlawn and Nearby Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows couples including Woodlawn Hoytdale Terry Wilson and Margaret Mulroy, Meadvilla Margaret Incressing New Castle Chas Bresnahan with Rosa Lokhiasaroo of Butler and Mike MKovoak. The entries reflect license issuances in the Butler area and adjacent communities.
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Woodlawn
Hoytdale
Terry Wilson
Margaret Mulroy
Wrank Catalano
Meadvilla
Margaret
New Castle
Chas
Bresnahan
Youngstown
Rosa Lokhiasaroo
Mike Mkovoak
Butler Halile Jonson
Butler
Republicans Prepare for Senate Battles in Midwest States
Western states Wisconsin and North Dakota loom large as battlegrounds as Republicans mobilize to contest Senate seats held by Democrats. Senator Butler of Massachusetts will lead GOP efforts with extensive autumn tours and conferences in the West, while party strategists weigh the south’s solid Democratic holds and the fragile edge in doubtful states for next year’s elections.
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Kenneth Clark
Washington
Senate
Wisconsin
North Dakota
la Follette
Ladd
Butler
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
South
Search of Theatre Ruins Continues for Dead Bodies
Kansas City on June 27 reports say definite death toll figures from the Gillis theatre disaster remained elusive as fire crews labor under floodlights to reach wreckage beneath Sanderson's restaurant. Harry Likely and John Hogan identified among dead. 17 missing, including eleven white men and six Black men, may be in the debris.
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Internajonal
Kansas City
Gillis
Sanderson
Bheneath
Harry
Nels
John Hogan
Ctheatra
Charles Nelson
Etxa
Plans Complete For Week Long New Castle Centennial
Plans are complete for New Castle's centennial celebration marking 100 years since incorporation as a borough. A dedicatory ceremony Monday at noon opens events with a large platform and open space for thousands. Distinctive acts include Cervone's Band, the Wilsons, Manolas, and a high dive by Captain Jack Payne, with remarks by city and state officials.
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New Castle
Grant Streets
Cervone
Raymond C. Lutz
Legion Home Association
Meathhg
Herbert A. Elliss
First Methodist Church
Dr. Lutz
Hor. Hlanr H. Dunlap
City of
Band of
Pittsburgh
Ine Robinson
Neath
Jefferson and
Wilsons
la Nolas
Manolas
Aignor
Alabama
North Jefferson
Coast Grant Streets
Jeanette
Helen
Eddy
Raftwo
Jack Payne
Lesson Home Association
Legion Home Asso
Jefferson Street Will Be Closed Next Week Traffic
New Castle authorities warn heavy Centennial Week traffic with Jefferson Street closures from North Street to Wallace Avenue. Chief Dysart and Captain Elder plan timed closures on Jefferson and Fall and Grant streets to ease flow, urging residents to leave cars at home when possible and travel in mornings.
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New Castle
Henry Dysart
J. Ed. Elder
Riwallow
International News Snapshot Prompts Gulf Drug Arrests
A fragmented item notes charges against 23 prisoners in the Gulf region for disposing of liquor valued around $18,900. The text also mentions MOBILE and Megat in a rejoicing context and hints at real estate advertising in classifieds.
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Mobile
Gulf
Sydney Declares Half Holiday Amid Polar Ship Sales
Sydney declares a half holiday as Bowdoin led by Donald MacMillan embarks for Battle Harbor Labrador. The Peary, another expedition ship, delays departure by a couple of days as polar exploration fever grips the state.
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Polar Ship
Forday
Bowdoin
Donald BR. MacMillan
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Peary
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