Jury Verdict Places Blame For Boy's Death
After a coroner inquest in New Castle Pennsylvania the jury found Charles Steinmetz died June 20 1922 at about eight p m when an automobile driven by James Polise struck the car carrying the Steinmetz child Witnesses testified Polise traveled at excessive speed on Shenango street failed to sound his horn and that Polise drove recklessly The jury urged holding Polise for the grand jury Bail of 10000 was set Polise did not testify at the inquest Continued on page two.
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Charles Steinmetz
James Polise
Steinmetz
Polise
Walter T. Hamilton
Charles ‘Rammond
James Polsey
Grant and
Shenango Streets
New Castle
Lawrence County
Signen
G. N. Clark
W. H. Aukinson
W. Leonard Zedaker
Harry Householder
S. H. Glimore
James F. Caldwall
Pollae
Shenango Street
Fage Two
Munsey Suggestion Rejected By France in Debt Talks
Paris authorities dismiss Frank Munsey's proposal that the US forgive European debts if all international debts are nulled. France vows not to surrender its claim, stating it will not surrender its dam to 16 billion dollars from Germany for erasing eight billion owed by France to the Allied powers.
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Paris
Mafin
Frank Munsey
United States
Franca
Germany
France
Southern lullabies and show songs about Dixie singers
A skeptical note on Southern themed numbers and their portrayal of Southern women. The writer mocks northern listeners and calls out the writers of these songs for stereotypes, warning that the charm is fading and comparisons to Yankee attitudes mix in today.
Board Buys 14356 Worth Of Books At Meeting
The board of school controllers approved textbook purchases totaling 14 256.22 at Tuesday's meeting. No books were bought for Benjamin Franklin Junior High. Purchases covered Senior High 5432.01 and elementary schools 8924.42.
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Board of
Benjamin Franklin
Do Not Expect Rail Heads To Grant Demands
Chicago reports rail executives unlikely to meet Shop Crafts union demands after an ultimatum. If a strike occurs Saturday, maintenance of way workers may join. The union seeks restoration of wage rules and job protections against contracting out. The telegram from B M Jewell followed union conferences signaling overwhelming strike sentiment.
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Internatonal News Service
Chicago
T. de Witt Cuglar
Association of American Railway Executives
United States Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
American girls hailed as world’s prettiest in Paris interview
Flo renz Sengfield, world champion picker of feminine peaches, tells International News Service American girls now define Parisian beauty. He says Paris lost its status a decade ago as American women shine in theater chorus and Nude shows in Folies trend away from true beauty. Mrs. Levine of North Mill Street sails to New York for weeks with her sister.
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International News Service
Paris
Florenz Sengfield
Seigfeld
New York
Faris
5. H. Levine
North Mill Strset
Jett
New York City
Government To Seek Trace In Mining Dispute
Washington on June 28 reported the administration plans vigorous federal action to establish a truce in the coal mine war and to refill the nation’s coal bin. President Harding was expected to convene operators and miners under government supervision as exhaustion of coal reserves looms. John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, said the situation worsens and declined to disclose his purpose in Washington.
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Washington
White House
Commarca Department
Labor Department
Harding
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
International News Service Today
Passenger Ship Goes Aground in Lake Erie
Passengers aboard the steamer South American, carrying about 500 people, went aground for three hours on Kelley's Island in Lake Erie. The vessel, flying from Chicago to Buffalo and chartered for a special trip, was floated and headed for Cleveland. no danger reported and no passenger list released.
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International News Service
Etroit
South American
Cleveland
Kelley’s Island
Lake Erie
Detroit
Kelley's Island
Detroit Travel Bureau
Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay Transit Company
Prasenger
Chicago
Buffalo
Rock Island Flyer wreck injures crew and passengers
Lincoln Neb June 28 engineer and fireman were seriously hurt and about a score of passengers injured when the Rock Island Flyer westbound derailed near Prairie Home. Spreading rails are believed to have caused the 7 am accident as three cars toppled and overturned down the embankment. Physicians and nurses came from Lincoln to treat the injured, some of whom were Chicago passengers.
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International Hews Service
Lincoln
Neb
Rock Island
Board of Trade Selects Three Directors in Election
The Board of Trade re elected O P Brown and George F Winter and elected W J Offutt to replace George L Patterson who has been in poor health. Balloting reached 35 percent of members, higher than last year and above national averages. Directors will elect officers for the coming year. Election committee members were L O John T V A Malloy and Fred E B Kay.
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Board of Trade
O. P. Brown
George F. Winter
W. J. Offutt
George L. Patterson
Elecition of Directors
T.c
Ll. O. John
T. V. A. Malloy
Fred EB. Kay
U S Plans To Point Way In Junking Ships
A Senate sub committee approved a bill authorizing President Harding to halt naval construction and scrap many warships. The measure, aligning with Washington conference disarmament terms, aims to show U S resolve as Britain France Italy and Japan slow their cuts. The full senate committee will review, with floor action possible this week before a prospective presidential signature.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
America
Senate
Harding
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Senate Committee On
House
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Local Residents
Ellwood City and New Castle couples appear on a list of marriage licenses including Umberto Carasi and Josephine Maggi in Ellwood City, Joseph A. Zozzareno and Margaret R. McKinley in New Castle, plus Oscar G. McQuiston and Mary F. E. Bookamer in Ellwood City. Other names include Gilbert A. Cox and Dorothy L. Bailey of New Castle, Emily J. Harris and George D. Welsh from Ellwood City and Cleveland residents Blasio A. Woldeck and Francia C. Cummings among several pairs and individuals across nearby towns.
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Umberto Carasi
Ellwood
Josephine Maggi
Hlwood
Joseph A. Zozzareno
New Castle
Margaret R. McKinley
Oscar G. McQuiston
Elliwood City
Mary FE
Ellwood City
Gattfield Bonder
Toledo
Anne Hurtz
Mark R. Hedigore
Frank M. Vogan
Akron
Bertha B. Hees
Gilbert A. Cox
Dorothy L. Bailey
New Castle Russell IL
Bolea
Emily J. Harris
George D. Welsh
Cleveland
Blasio A
C. Francia C
Cummings
Wampum
Gladys L. Bristol
Warkengure
Edward R
Cupys
Butler Margaret B
McCann
Butler
Taking Bids For Excavation Work For New Church
Architect W G Eckles in charge announces bids are being asked for the Highland United Presbyterian church excavation. Bids to be opened in days, work to start within a week, with superstructure bids to follow. About 75000 dollars of work expected to be completed this year.
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W. G. Eckles
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Eckles
Mexican bandits hold Bielaski as political kidnapping suspected
In Mexico City June 28 Govrez and Jose Perrex of Mo relos state say the Bielaski kidnapping near Cuernavaca is a political move to smear the Obregon administration not a mere bandit act. Barcena was released for ransom. Bielaski status unknown, ransom paid and awaited. Continued on page two.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Govrez
Jose Perrex
Mo'relos
A. Bruce Bieluslet
Bureau of Investigation
American Department of Justices
Jesus Barcena
Obragon
Cuernavaca
Mrcelos
Barcena
Bielaski
Cuernagica
Gov
Burke Would Have U. S. Operate Mines
AHouse member Representative Burke Republican Pennsylvania introduced a resolution directing the government to take over and operate all the coal mines in the United States for any year, proposing federal control of the coal industry.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
House
Burke
Republican
Pennsylvania
Yankee Warships May Be Sent To Port Of Tampico
Area Cruz Mexico June 25 The 40 American employees of Anie Cortez Oil Company kidnapped by rebels under General Gorazuye are still being detained for ransom. American warships may be dispatched to Tampico contingent upon further reports from Mexico City and Tampico. State Department officials say no reports have been received from D Allaires Summerlin or Consul Show at Tampico yet.
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Tampico
Aternational
Area Cruz
Junge
Anie Cortez Oil Company
Gorazuye
Cansom
Harry J
President seeks naval appropriation to cover deficiency
President Harding asked Congress for 5 million dollars to cover navy department deficiencies for the current fiscal year. The request aims to pay debts arising from suspended construction and to fund 16 thousand dollars to settle claims awarded by the U.S. Court of Claims.
Colored Man Held For Court By Hamilton
George White, a negro, charged with larceny, was held for court today by Alderman Walter T. Hamilton after a hearing.
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Hamilton
George White
Walter T. Hamilton
Death Record of Mrs Anna M Davis at 1504 Hurim Avenue
Mrs Anna M Davis, aged 70, resident of 1504 Hurim Avenue, has passed away. Funeral arrangements are pending as local records note the death in the community obituary column.
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Mra
Anna M. Davis
Hurim Avenue
Clash at Four Courts Building in Dublin Amid Civil War Brace
Fighting erupts in Dublin as Irish Provisional Government troops clash with Republican irregulars at Four Courts and Fowler Hall. Battle began at dawn with Four Courts wrecked and Fowler Hall taken. casualties not yet confirmed. Roderick O Connor reportedly wounded amid heavy violence and reinforcements rushed to the city.
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International News Service
Tong
Dublin
London
Free State
Four Courts
Irish Republican Army
Fowler Hall
Roderick O’connor
Irish Provisional
Chinese Bandits Raid and Burn Jap Consulate
A report from Tokio states that Chinese bandits raided and burned the Japanese consulate at Tautao Kow in Manchuria. No injuries are mentioned. The incident was reported this afternoon.
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International News Service
Tokio
Tautao Kow
Manchuria
Regional Campsites Open Near Lund for Tourists
Snapshots from News P O Beers Oil City report ten acre Lund site set aside as a camping spot with a spring noted as the first public camp on this end of the state. Multiple tragic accidents and crimes across Pennsylvania are summarized, including burns in Pittsburgh and Lebanon, a suicide in York, a New Brunswick incident, a beheading-like injury, fatal fall in Waynesburg, and a Beaver Falls pharmacist fined for liquor sales.
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P.O. Beers
Oil City
Lund
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W. J.offutt
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U. S
Eleanor Stratt
Leo Strutt
Brouser
Alvin
Pittsburgh
Fred Fessler
Lebanon
George Fuuth
York
Austin Bailey
New Bmkimawick
N. J. Polite
Wiliam L. Grove
Waynesburg
Willan A. Hoffman
Beaver Falls
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