Rotary Club hears Dunlap on boys work and home needs
County Probation Officer Jack Dunlap spoke at the Rotary luncheon on work among boys and the need for a county home for juveniles. He cited 43 Lawrence county children in Morganza and costs of over 31 thousand for the past year, urging donations or a new facility to supervise youths before serious trouble.
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Rotary Club
I Fountain Inn
Jan
Dunlap
Lawrence County
Morganza
Margaret Henry
Butler County
Old City
Ellwood
New Castle Road
Mr. Dunlap
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James A Omaamadee in Republican Primary Race
The News announces James A Omaamadee of New Castle as a candidate in the Republican primary to be held Tuesday. The notice confirms authorized publication of the campaign declaration and outlines eligibility for the ballot.
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James A. Omamadee
New Castle
Republican Primarion
Night program highlights at Capitol and Rex Theatres
The listing promotes Penn Joss Moran in The Whirlwind of Youth with Donald Keith Alyce Mills and a musical comedy lineup at Dover Soltan. Regny Conway Tearley stars in Moulders of Men with News and organ scenes, plus Battling Butler and Doctors Prefer Brunettes. Tommy Martelle appears as a guest star in Some Girl with Tuesday Thursday Saturday matinees.
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Joss Moran
Donald Keith
Alyce Mills
Latest Paths
Dover
Soltan
Regeny
Conway Tearley
Dome
Buster Katon
Butler
Neely Edwards
Matt and
Jeff
Capitol—Roberson-Smith Stock Company
Tommy Martelle
Army air service plane faces delays and test flight
Radio experts work on a secret installation aboard a large Fokker plane with a test flight completed. Delays cited include the absence of General Mason Patrick and cross wind conditions at Crissey Field and Oakland. Grace waits in Honolulu for a propeller rushed by air mail from Pittsburgh to allow the solo flight.
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Crissey Field
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Maui
Pittsburgh
Air Axports
Byrd Courage under weather pressure in Arctic flight
Expedition members express loyalty to Byrd and trust in his judgment while awaiting a green light from the United States Weather Bureau for the flight. Acosta Balchen vow to risk all for the mission, but Byrd insists on adhering to weather guidance before departure.
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Bert’ Acosta
Sand Bernt Balchen
Byrd
Pole
Lindbergh
United States
Weather Bureau
O. K
Prisoners Given Sentences By Court Today
A court sentenced multiple prisoners for liquor possession and related offenses. Steve Moresky received one year in Allegheny County Workhouse. others include fines from 50 to 300 dollars and terms from three months to fifteen months. Parole possibilities were noted, with several defendants paroled after serving portions of their terms.
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Steve Moresky
Allegheny County
Carl Grimaldi
George Stewart
Mary Mateja
John Masso
Sel de Lillo
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Lquor
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Theodore
Roman
Nansiley
Moravia
Ralph de Caprio
Miners to Leave Pits Thursday Night Amid Coal Shortage
Central Pennsylvania soft coal miners plan to quit pits Thursday night, signaling a potential loss of 90 000 tons of bituminous coal to the general market. Union officials promise care for workers, while evictions threaten makeshift quarters as talks on a wage deal linger and a renewed settlement is urged to end a months‑long impasse.
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Atter
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Pennsylvania
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Murray
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Miami
Naval arms talks teeter over capital ship limits
Geneva dispatches report a stalled push for a capital ship limit at the naval arms conference. The United States refuses to reopen that issue while Britain presses discussion, and Japan receives Tokyo authorization to proceed. The dispute risks undermining disarmament momentum and could spark renewed naval armament fears worldwide.
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Geneva
United States
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Maring
Supreme Court Decision Upsets Local Ruling
The Supreme Court overturned a local decision concerning imprisonment in Pennsylvania. The ruling, handed down Saturday, may impact automobile cages and related charges. Attorney J Elder Bryant suggested Mayberry could face trial for involuntary manslaughter and two related indictments, including reckless driving and driving while intoxicated.
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Supreme Court
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Bryant
Mayberry
Fragmented era miscellany and scattered trivia
A collage of questions and statements spans presidents, geography, biblical references, history, horoscopes, and gossip. It asks who ran Wilson's cabinet, cites a major 1906 earthquake, and names places like Santa Barbara and Minnesota. It ends with a snatch of overheard dialogue about prizefighters and a cryptic moral quip.
Bigamy Charge Sought in Edmonds Case in Court
In common pleas court Judge John Evans nullified the marriage of George L Edmonds to his second wife Mrs Marie Shepherd Edmonds. Mrs Allan Carnes Edmonds testified he never divorced her and a letter alleged to show a Paris court divorce was produced. Whether bigamy charges will be entered could not be learned.
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Jane
George
L.’.Edmonds
Westminster
Common Pleas Court
John Evans
Marie
Shepherd Edmonds
Edmonds
Allan
Carnes
Paris
Edmonds Gould
Delegates Plan State Convention Attendance in Bethlehem
New Castle Post Office delegates David B. Thomas Thomas L. Donegan and Clyde B. Stevens will attend the National Federation of Post Office Clerks state convention in Bethlehem. About 200 delegates and visitors are expected for July events including committees, a picnic, a Bethlehem Steel Mills tour, and a banquet with speakers Thomas F. Flaherty, Harry Weinshock, and Congressman Clyde Kelly.
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National
Federation of Post Office
Bethlehem
Pai
David B. Thomas
Thomas ‘L. Donegan
Clyde
B.’. Stevens
Bethlehem Steel’ Mills
Thomas F. Flaherty
Federation
Harry ‘Weinshock
Philadelphia
National Organization
Clyde ‘Kelly
Finds Old Coin During Excavation For College Hall
In Rumington June 27 workers digging six feet underground in the Brown Memorial foundation found an old coin. The 1821 ten cent piece bears a relief of the goddess of Liberty on the head and a 100 on the back. The coin is larger and thinner than modern cents, with value and scarcity yet to be determined by the finder.
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Rumington
Brown
Indians Fail To Locate Fliers In Northern Journey
International News Service reports a group of Indians near the Sauguenay river head in Quebec saw no trace of any white men or the missing aviators Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli. The group is not part of the Northern Quebec band suspected to be near Saint Germain township when the airmen vanished.
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Saint Germain
Pony Express Revival At Goodwood Days Of 76
President arrives for Goodwood August celebration and is to be honored as a tribal clef of the Sioux nation. Spectacular rituals led by Chief Yellow Raza and two hundred chieftains in direct descent from famed Sioux warriors. Reporters speculate on the president’s name, with Coolidge favored.
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Yellow Raza
Sitting Bull
Attarhad
Coolidge
Dorworth Presses Dam Money Readiness in Pymatuning
Dorworth states funds are prepared for dam work at Pymatuning. He cites an $85,000 portion of a $100,000 appropriation as used for forest fire extinction, noting wet weather and department efficiency limited activity.
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Dorworth
Dorworth Seid
Jess Acrengs
Deaths Of The Day Robert McCormick
Obituary notices report the death of Robert McCormick 75 a former city resident at his Annalong Ireland home. He leaves a brother and two sisters in Ireland and a niece in Lincoln Avenue among other relatives.
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Annalong
Ireland
arMlessage
D. D. Valiensi
Lincoln Avenue
McCormck
Thomas’ McCormick
New Castle
Mary
Elian McCormick
James Jackamo
Oak Street
Mercer county leader Frank P. Craig dies at 59
Frank P. Craig a Mercer County Democratic leader dies at home on South Pitt street Mercer after two years illness. He served two terms as county commissioner from 1906 to 1912 and was postmaster during Wilson's presidency. He also led Vacuette Sweeper company and had oil interests in Glasgow Kentucky. Survived by wife son two daughters and two sisters. Funeral details pending.
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Side District
Side Hardware Company
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Tifereth Israel Synagogue
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Hyman
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Pittsburgh
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New Castle
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank P. Craig
Mercer County
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Craig
Woodrow Wilson
Vacuette Sweeper Company
George
Glasgow
Kentucky
Howard Hammond
Mew Castle
L. C. Barcalow
Butler
Boak to Speak at Grange Meetings Across New York
J Sudiey Boak head of the Pennsylvania State Grange will travel to New York to address a series of grange meetings next week. He will speak at Geneva Watertown Syracuse and Oswego. Accompanied by Howard G Eisaman state lecturer from West Springfield Erie County and John H Leight Lancaster state secretary fifteen mixers planned with similar meetings expected in Ohio in August.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
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Geneva
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Ossego
Howard G. Eisaman
West Springfield
Erie
John H. Leight
Lancaster
Mr. Bosic
State of
Ohio
Fine of 50 Dollars Imposed by Mayor Bashera
The article records fines imposed on keepers of disorderly houses. Joseph Bashera at 1133 Scioto Street paid a $50 fine over the weekend. Marion and Edina Tube at 917 Mora Via Street were arrested, ordered to work one day, and discharged.
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Joseph Bashera
Scioto Street
Beng
Marion
Edina Tube
Moravia Street
Flower Beds To Beautify Station West Side
Pennsylvania Railroad officials beautify the West Side station by creating several flower beds to improve the property’s appearance. Once the flowers and grass thrive, the area will look greatly enhanced.
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Pennsylvania. Railroad Company
West Side
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