Russia Accepts Debt in Principle at Hague Parley
At The Hague June 28 the reconstruction conference debated Russia debts. France demands full recognition of the national debt, prewar and postwar, while Russia agrees in principle but says it cannot pay now. Allied sub committee led by M. Alphand weighs revised credits and Russia’s capacity to meet any payment. The dispute echoes Genoa results and shapes the conference’s fate.
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France
Genoa
Maisteko
Litvino
Russia
Ererdita
Rass
Fifteen Killed in Dublin Clash
London dispatch reports Dublin battle fatalities estimated at thirteen with a fire at the Four Courts building threatening stored ammunition as explosions loomed before the blaze was put out. Some irregulars reportedly held out in the Fowlee Hall area.
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International News Service
London
Dublin
Four Courts
Fowlee Hall
Mexican Bandits Hold Bielasers
In Morelos state, a group of bandits abducted Bielas ers amid political tension surrounding Obregon. The incident follows two years of similar unrest, with theories ranging from Huerta sympathizers to U.S. involvement. Mrs Bargena recalled a calm rescue by one kidnapper speaking fluent English and assuring her safety.
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Ernor Parres
Obregon
Huerta
Morelos
Victoriano Huerta
Bidaski
Department of Justice
el Paso
Tax
United States
Bargena
Haring
Bielagx
Local Theatre Night Plans Share Stage Highlights
A trio of screenings anchors tonight's bill with INRE Castile in No Tres agsing, Wallace Reid in Don't Tell Everything, and Johnny Hines in Burn em Up Barnes. Regent replays Queen of the Turf for racing fans.
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PENN
Wallace Reid
Dome
Johnny Hines
Barnes
Federal Reserve System Endorsed by Speaker Pollock
Prof J K Pollock a local man soon to join Harvard faculty told Kiwanis that the Federal Reserve Banking System is efficient and proven in 1920 21. He argued it is regional not central with 12 boards of directors and a Washington supervisory board. President Wallace will meet Kiwanis directors at noon.
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Kiwanis Club
J. K. Pollock
Harvard
Federal Reserve
John A. McSparran
John Skelton Williams
Senator Hefflin
Pollock
Washington, D. C
Robert L Wallace
Elk's Club
Miners Mob Three Workers As Mines Close
International News Service report from Punxsutawney Pennsylvania details a clash at Parry Coal company mines near Waller. Three non union miners were beaten after resisting strike demands as around 00 miners arrived to support the walkout. Injured were Earl Beck and Charlies and Glenn Rosborough of Valier. The Valier mines closed following the confrontation.
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F International News Service
Punxsutawney
Waller
Parry Coal Company
Punxsutawnuey
Earl Beck
Covade
Charlies
Glenn Rosborough
Valier
Charlea Rosborough
Battery B Reunion Held At Westfield Grange Hall
Fifty third annual reunion of Battery B First Pennsylvania Light Artillery is underway at Westfield Grange Hall near Mt. Jackson. Survivors and World War veterans attend with a noon Grange dinner and Civil War reminiscences. A basket picnic is enjoyed by Grange members and North Beaver Township residents.
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First
Pennsylvania Light Artillery
Westfield Grange Hall
Mt. Jackson
The
Grange
North Beaver Township
Liquor-Tied Double Murder Suicide Shocks Chester
Chester, June 28 William Ward 46 a2 teameter of Jenwood Heights near here killed his wife Bridget W and then killed himself in front of their two children After a quarrel over drinking the wife cried Dont shoot mamma as Ward fired five shots into her body The children hid sobbing while Ward then shot himself in the kitchen
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International News Service
Chester
William Ward
Teameter
Jdnwood Heights
Bridget W
Mamma
Ward
Trolley Car Crash Injures Many Detroit Workers
A Grand Belt streetcar collision in Detroit left a score of workmen injured and possibly fatally hurt as a second D B R mishap in four days occurred. The incident follows a separate crash and later details reference a local picnic at Cascade Park with several youths present. Canadian farmers faced a 1921 census with 220 questions.
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International News Service
Detroit
Birthday Editor Membership Coupon Prompts Public Sign Up
Fill out this coupon and mail to The Birthday Editor at New Castle News. Your name will be placed on the membership roll and published at the proper time. Write plainly and include NAME IN FULL, address, school attended, and birthday date for timely listing.
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New Castle News
New Castle
Birthday Anniversaries Noted for Local Students
US Withday Club records a birthday anniversary for William Mervyn Johns of 210% East Reynolds Street who attends Garfield school, Clare Thomas Hanta of R D No 1 who attends Zehnst school, Wilma Bernice Lewis of 222 Pearson Street who attends Aiken school, and Frank James Boyd of 314 Locust Street who attends Grant Street school in June 207.
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William Mervyn Johns
Reynolds ‘Street
Garfield School
Clare Thomas Hanta
R. D
Zehnst
Wilma Bernice Lewis
Pearson Street
Aiken School
Frank James Boyd
Locust Street
Grant Streat School
Jury Verdict Blames Driver in Boy's Death Accident case follows June 20 collision on Shenango Street
Witnesses recount a high speed crash that killed a young boy and injured a grandmother and other relatives. Grandfather Charles Hammond testified of the impact and the driver’s actions after the collision. Eye witness Edwine Norris and others described speeds between 30 and 46 mph and the fleeing driver claiming no fault.
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Charles W. Hammond
Court Street
Mttle Steinmetz
Mr. Hammond
Hammond
Dling
Hugane Steinmetz
Edwine Norris
West Grant Streat
Poliso
Happpold
Norria
Louis A. Haug
West Grant Street
Statnd
Poliga
Shenango Street
Haug
Polise
Liguar
Edward Frye
William Spicer
BE. W. Smith
E. Triplatt
S. E. Triplett
Mra. Flanagan
Edwin F. Norris
Polise Charged In Shenango Avenue Accident
James Polise faces manslaughter charges after an accident on Shenango Avenue. Witnesses Norris Dewberry Mitchell testified Polise drove at 20 mph, while Ruffert and Roses claimed speeds near 15 to 18 mph. Polise did not testify as attorney Dickey fought the proceeding. Bail set at 10000, preliminaries scheduled for Monday July 3. Inquest held Tuesday at Alderman Mantz’s office with Ex-Judge Martin present for Hammond and Steinmetz families.
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Ris
Jim Polise
Polise
Norris
Frank A. Dewberry
Maud Mitchell
Caldwell
James Polise
Thomas W. Dickey
R. Jawrence Hildebrand
Jack M. Dunlap
Hamilton
War
L. C. Mantz
J. Norman Martin
Hammond and Steinmetz
Clash of Republicans and Free Staters in Dublin Shake
Dublin battles erupt as Free State troops seize Fowler Hall after dawn clash with Irregular Republicans. Four noncombatants killed, Reserve forces, priests aiding wounded, O Connor wounded, reinforcements and mutiny reports surface as fighting spreads through Dublin.
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Dublin
Fowler Hall
High Republican Party
Irish Free State
Four Courts
Roderick “Rory” O'Connor
Batth
Frees State
Fowler Gall
Father O’rielly
O'Connor
London
Orange Hall
Mullingar
Free State
Roderick O'Connor
George Street
Captain Suspended by League President After Fracas
New York June 28 Captain Fletcher of the Philadelphia National League team was indefinitely suspended today by President Haydler due to a fracas with umpires MecCormick and Sentezella.
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International News Service
New York
Fletcher
Philadelphia National League
Haydler
MecCormick
Sentezella
Whadda Ya See At The Freight House And Street Scenes
A husky worker demonstrates strength by juggling five bricks before coworkers at a railroad freight house. Busyness on Jefferson street sees six auto salesmen awaiting car show time while each has a prospect. A dish rack falls from a truck bed, breaking with a loud jingle heard blocks away. A man reads upside down paper while admiring a young lady across the aisle in a streetcar. A motorist pours water into a gasoline tank, missing the balance. Roy carries ice skates through town, past an old big wheeled bicycle and a front trailer. Four women listen to a canary in flowers on Crawford avenue. A man tosses a bottle at a fountain, drinking from it as water arcs. A milk can falls from a dairy truck on a bridge over Nesham Creek, blocking traffic before being captured. A large Pennsylvania Station scene shows a family with much baggage awaiting a train to a vacation resort.
Mission Picnic At Park On Thursday
The City Rescue Mission hosts its annual picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday June 29. EB J Berquist, the mission superintendent, says preparations are complete with food ready and weather being the final factor. Annetta McKee of WC A will direct tables with WCTU and Central Presbyterian women aiding. streetcars depart at ten AM for all city children, lunch served at noon, free ride tickets included.
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Cascade Park
EB. J. Berquist
Annetta McKee
WC. A
Tablea
Central Circle
Central Presbyterian Church
Advertising Club Hears Rev. Lynch Address
The Advertising Club at the Elks' club heard Rev. Percival H. Lynch discuss the value of discriminate advertising to today’s churches. The meeting followed the 6:15 dinner and featured Secretary Robert Strickler’s report on the recent national convention in Milwaukee where Louis M. Holland was elected president.
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Percival H. Lynch
Advertising Club
Elks’ Club
Lynch
Robert Strickler
Milwaukee
Louis M. Holland
Committee Names Site Selection Panel for Tourists Camp
A committee has been formed under the club directorate following Tuesday’s conference to select a site for the auto torrota camp. The civic bodies are represented and the panel will act at once to view and designate a site. Members include W. Grafton Marelette Hiram Miller C P Duslane G L BMcMilten and Troufg Rounds.
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Act Club Directon
W. Grafton
Mr. Marelette
Hiram Miller
C. P. DuShane
G. L. Bmcmilten
Troufg
Rear Admiral Kline Dies After 36-Year Navy Career
Rear Admiral George W. Kline, aged 69, died at his home in Bound Brook New Jersey today after 36 years in the U S Navy and retirement a year ago due to ill health The report notes his long service and retirement. The same dispatch adds that in London the House of Lords passed the bill ratifying treaties from the Washington conference.
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International Ay Service
Boundbrook
N. Y
George W. Kline
Lameecnational
Nmewa
London
House of Lords
Washington
Deaths of the Day Mrs Edt Buried
Series of funeral notices from New Castle death announcements. Margareta Edgar buried at Greenwood. Edna McCleary sang. Samuel Urey buried at Fair Oaks. Rosalia Stern buried in Pittsburgh West View. Joseph Morga drowned. William Brown and Henry Schwaikert buried from St Josephs. Anna M Davis, 70, dies. funeral at Bethel A M E Zion with Graceland burial.
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Edt
Margareta A. Edgar
Court Street
C. M. Smail
First Christian Church
Edna McCleary
Greenwood Cemetery
Harry Watson
Charles Stritmater
E. J. Walter
Geo
Carl Gaston
S. Anna M. Davis
Anna M. Davis
Allan Davis
Huron Avenue
Mercer Counuty
New Castle
Bethel A. M. E. Zion
Mary Moran
Kalamazoo
Bethel A
Graceland Cemetery
Machine Gun Barriers Halt Miners March in Pittsburgh
Deputy sheriffs armed with a machine gun halted a large band of marching miners at noon, aiming to “clean out” non union workers in 30 mines in Allegheny county. After forces broke up the march, some miners returned home while others picketed nearby roads with no disorder reported.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
LaSalle Street Wolfe Denies Torture Story
John W. Worthington known as the Wolf of LaSalle Street denied reports that he had been kidnapped beaten and tortured by associates to force him to reveal part of his alleged swindling proceeds worth millions. He said he was ill and the torture claims were unfounded.
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International News Service
Chicago
John W.worthington
LaSalle Street
Worthington
Harding Action Promises Wartime Pardons Near
Washington Maine report notes President Harding likely to free a number of wartime law violators. Pardon attorneys near completion of reviews and commutation pleas, with Attorney General soon forwarding records for executive clemency. Also mentions a Boston Transcript quote about telling one’s own story and a note on a vast platinum field around the San Juan River in Colombia.
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W. H. Atkins
McCumber 5 Likely To Lose Seat In Senate
Washington watchers track North Dakota Republican primary. Senator Porter J. McCumber faces a tight contest with Lynch Frasier for renomination while Ormsby Melarg lingers as a distant third. Democrats hope the feud may split the party and aid a Senate bid for J. T. O Connor. McCumber campaigns from Washington on tariff bills and refuses to predict outcome.
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George Jr
Starf
Washington
North Dakota
Ottal
Notth Dakota
Porter J. McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Lynch Frasier
McGumber
Leapue
Fritz
Lke Frazier
McCumber
Inday
Frezier
Ormsby Melarg
North Dekate
J. T. O'Connor
Grand Forks
Yale
McCumber-Frazier
Senate
Motion for New Trial Under Advisement
A motion for a new trial for the Rev. James S. Wilburne, found guilty of murder in the killing of Deputy Sheriff John Gore during the miners rebellion was taken under advisement by Judge Woods. A ruling was promised for August 7. Bail for seven other indicted individuals was denied today.
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International News Service
Charlestown
W.a
James S. Wilburne
John Gore J
Igst
Woods
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