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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

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Harding Speaks On World Court In All Speeches

President Harding continues his West tour advocating the world court. He has made over twenty speeches to audiences from small groups to 15,000, stressing America joining the world tribunal and signaling resolve should the Senate act in December. The tour includes stops in Pocatello and Idaho Falls.

Harding World Court George BR. Holmes Btat President Harding Pocatello Idaho West Senate Washington America World Tribunal Fage Two

Boys Leave for Military Camp in Lawrence County

Fourteen Lawrence County youths enrolled in the U S Citizens Military Training Camp left this week for Camp Meade for a month of military work and instruction. The camp will reopen until July 26. Names and addresses of those leaving from District No 8 include Haines Miller Cooney Infield Lobozzo Miller Phillips Raschella Scheldemantel Waltenbolough Whaley Donahey Raney Eckles and others from Ellwood City New Castle New Wilmington and Enon Valley.

Lawrence County U. S. Citizens Military Training Camp Camp Meade Roland N. Haines Park Ave Ellwood City Joseph D. Miller Leasure Ave New Castle Frederick R. Cooney Newell Ave Mahoningtown Gerald Infield Franklin Ave Tony J. Lobozzo Sixth Street Charles C. Miller Delaware Ave Charles B. Phillips, Jr New Wilmington Nicholas L. Raschella Line Ave Darby Albert Scheldemantel Howard A. Waltenbolough Robert J. Whaley Chestnut Street Herman W. Donahey Washington St George B. Raney F. D Enon Valley Donald H. Eckles Moody Ave

Arthur Mometer and Old Friends Reunite in Time

A reminiscence piece recalls meeting old friends and sharing tales of travels since last seen. The narrator describes cheerful reunions, memories from bygone days, and a promise to meet again, noting the weather as sixty nine.

Newark Nurses in Fatal Auto Crash Claims Four Lives

Plainfield New Jersey June 28 three men and a woman were killed and two women seriously injured when an automobile was struck by an express train on the Baltimore and Ohio railway near here The dead include Harry Nichols driver East Orange Andres Barnes Newark E J Ellis Newark and Miss Grace Mounteney Caldwell a nurse at St Barnabas hospital Newark The injured are Miss Helen Ford and Miss Cathleen Crooks nurses at the hospital in critical condition Engineer George Burke of Allentown Pennsylvania said he did not see the auto until after the collision

Plainfield, N. J Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Here Harry Nichols East Orange Andres Barnes Newark E. J. Ellis Grace Mounteney Caldwell N. J St. Barnabas Hospital Helen Ford Cathleen Crooks George Burke Allentown

Seizure Of Ship Proposal Provokes Diplomatic Tensions

Reports that the government planned to seize foreign ships carrying liquor into American ports caused agitation in diplomatic circles. Treasury Acting Secretary Gilbert denied any change in policy, while Secretary Hughes said no decision beyond seizing liquor above medicinal amounts had been made.

W. H. Atkins Internationalews Service Washington State Treasury Departments Treasury Hughes Gilbert Mellon Europe New York Shin

Kiwanis Picnic Draws Pig Prize At Beaver Falls Event

At Cuscarle Park on Wednesday June 27 Beaver Falls Kiwanis Club offered a prize pig. J Ff Perelman won the pig via the Icky number drawing and donated it to the Milk and Ice Fund. On June 30 the pig and a Jersey bull calf will be auctioned by Col. D M Perry.

Cuscarle Park Beaver Falls J. Ff. Perelman New Castle Col D. M. Perry

Kiwanis Picnic In Hubbard Declares Big Success

The Hubbard Kiwanis club hosted a picnic despite Wednesday rain with about fifteen hundred visitors. A charity beverage stand and ice cream cones fueled the event while a Youngstown and Hubbard baseball game ended 7 to 7. One tragedy touched the day as Mrs Hyland of Youngstown died in an automobile crash near Niles Ohio.

Kiwanis Pluvius Youngstown Wabbard Younsstown Billy Pyaris New Castle T. ¥. Minnaher Trubbard Club Hyland Ohio Niles Kiwanis Club

Milk And Ice Fund Donation From Ucalite Class

The Ucalite Bible Class and Mrs. E W Greiner contributed to the News Milk and Ice Fund, a charitable drive to provide wholesome food for children in poverty. Donations listed include 124.00 from prior reporting, 19.00 from Mrs E W Greiner, 16.00 from the Ucalite Bible Class, and 26.00 from Pr EB Trainor.

Ucalite Bible Clags News E. W. Greiner Ucalite Trainor

Marriage Licenses Acknowledged Across Regions

Marriage license notices list individuals across Greenville Wampum New Castle Lowellville James Jennings Galbreath Harry Reed Ila Brant William Kiess Beaver Falls Jennie Robb John McKim Bertha Romigh Rochester Frank Reale Carolyn Mary Lusgere Carbon Phillip Moore Shenango Minnie Ziegler New Castle Elmer Cait Castra Margaret Baker Shenango Joseph Dickson Butler Naomi Shriver Cowanville John Shott New Wilmington Dorothy Ralston Edgar Moses Sharon Sadie Naughton.

Ackey Greenville Wampume New Castle Lowellville James B. Jennings Galbreath Harry Reedila Brant Wm Kiess Beaver Falls Jennie Robb John A. McKim Csacreee Koppel Bertha A. Romigh Rochester Frank Reale Eee Carbton Mary Lusgere Carbon G Phillip Moore Bhenango Minnie May Ziegler New Cantra Elmer Cait Castra Margaret Baker Bhenango Two Joseph Dickson Ties Butler Naomi Shriver Cowanaville Igohn B. Shott New Wilmington Dorothy Ralston Edgar J. Moses Sharon Sadie Naughton Sharon

Troop A Cavalry Heads to Camp Anderson in July

Sixty troopers and three officers of the 104th Cavalry Troop A will leave New Castle July 7 for Mt. Gretna Pennsylvania for the 52nd Cavalry Brigade encampment. The train will include two horse cars two coaches and one baggage car with entraining at Fibs at 4 a.m. The two troops will meet at Bellwood with Headquarters under Major Edgar McKinney. They expect to reach Mt Gretna by 7 p.m.

104Th Cavalry New Castle Mt. Gretna 52Nd Cavalry Brigade John B. Grettell Fibs A. m Putxsutawnewney Bellwood Edgar McKinney

Noted Auctioneer To Sell Bull Calf At Saturday Sale

A large crowd is expected at the diamond Saturday night for The News Bull Calf auction to raise funds for the Milk and Ice stand. Col D M Perry, a noted auctioneer, will conduct the sale drawing farmers from miles around. He will also auction a small pig added to the stock to support the Mills and Ice Fund.

Col D. M. Perry Tve Mills and Ice Fund

Three Are Killed In Atlantic City Crash

Atlantic City New Jersey June 28 three persons were killed and a fourth injured when an automobile driven by Albert L Comstock crashed into a trolley car. The dead include Comstock his 14 year old daughter Mary and housekeeper Mrs Eleanor Moore Ada Clinger was injured.

Uleetin International News Service Atlantic City N. J Albert L. Comstock Comstock Mary Eleanor Moore Ada Clinger

Board of Trade Elects Four Directors

At the June 27 meeting of the election board of the Board of Trade, ballots counted named Thomas W. Dickey A C Host B E McGill and James K Love as directors for a three year term. The election board was Chester P Reynolds C L Cripps C L Snyder and Harry E Bowman. Soon the directors will elect a president.

Election Board of the Board of Trade Thomas W. Dickey A. C. Host BE. B. McGill James K. Love Board of Trade Chester P. Reynolds C. L. Cripps C. L. Snyder Harry E. Bowman

Bus Line Hearing Before State Commission

Hearings held today in Pittsburgh before the Public Service Commission on complaints against the Pennsylvania Railroad overhead bridge on East Washington Street and on the Pennsylvania Ohio Electric Company petition to abandon its street car line from Moravia. The hearings in the city-county building involve Assistant City Solicitor R. M. White representing city interests in both matters.

Pennsylvania Railroad East Washington Street Pennsylvania Ohio Electiig Company Moravia Seventh Ward Pittsburgh Public Service Commission R. M. White

Roy Campbell Freed on Bail After Ellwood City Incident

Ray Campbell arrested after striking Pauline Kotube with a truck near Ellwood City and jailed. Bail set at 2000 dollars on Wednesday afternoon. Murder charge reduced to manslaughter before Alderman Haacher. Campbell retains attorney Thomas W. Dickey for inquest by Coroner J. P. Caldwell this evening.

Ray Campbell Pauline Kotube Ellwood City D. ©. Haacher Campbell Thomas W. Dickey J. P. Caldwell

Daring Flyer and Parachute Jumper Die in Loop

Bert Cole and George Rawley died in a looping-the-loop crash at 3,000 feet when the plane’s right wing broke. The accident occurred over the city’s residence area as the craft struck the ground, mangling both men beyond recognition. Humbleen Faulkener narrowly avoided disaster during a quick descent after reporting the crash.

Linternational Mews Service Penven Cole Bert Cole George Rawley Atre Wie Hiunen Faulkener

Five Boys Survive In Marble Contest of US Championship

Atlantic City, N J June 28 Five young boys competed for the U S marble championship with four from the west advancing. Dugens Clewell 14 of Allentown Pa carried the eastern hopes. Opponents were Sammy Schneider 11 of St Louis Martin Mee Coy 14 of Columbus Ohio Morris Goldfarb 14 of Fort Worth Texas and Lloyd Williamson 13 of Tacoma.

International News Service Atlantic City N. J United States Dugens Clewell Allentown Sammy Schneider St. Louis Martin Mee Coy Columbus Ohio Morris Goldfarb Forth Worth Texas Lloyd Willianon Tacoma

Weeks Opposes Army Use to Enforce Dry Law

Secretary of War Weeks opposed using the army to enforce prohibition, insisting troops should act only after civil police are exhausted and insurrection exists. He linked the stance to Ford, criticizing federal troopers enforcing the Walstead law and stressing military subordination to civil government.

Weeks George F. Horno International Mews Service Staff Corresport Washington War Weeks Yl Am Army War College Henry Ford Brown University East Ford America Insular Arates

Free-For-All Fight by Holy Rollers Sparks Probe

Investigation is under way into a chaotic fight among Holy Rollers at Graham near Bluefield West Virginia. Several received bruises as a rum pus ensued over a married woman who allegedly spat tobacco juice into the eyes of a single girl accused of “jumping” her husband.

Eight Women Charged With Surety Of Peace In Town Threats

Crystal Works, near Uniontown, Pa, roiled as warrants were issued for eight married women charged with threats to tar and feather Pearl Graham if she did not leave town by night. Warrant swears occurred before Alderman J. J. Michael. Names include Esther Wilkes, Andrew Matway, Earl Blevens, Novatyn, Carl Lyons, Nell Loughner, Phoebe Blevens, and Anna Novatny.

Bulliyim International Uniontown Crystal Works Here Pearl Graham J. J. Michael Graham Esther Wilkes Andrew Matway Earl Blevens Novatyn Carl Lyons Nell Loughner Phoebe Blevens Anna Novatny Romeburg Ast Wighs

Second start on 4 day nonstop flight made

San Diego June 28 Captain Smith and Lieut Richter made a second start at Rockwell army aviation field on their attempt to fly four days and four nights without stopping. The aircraft took off at five oclock on the second attempt after a faulty generator forced a down earlier. During the 100 hours of flying they will be refueled in mid air from a feeder plane.

International News Service San Diego Smith Richter Rockwell Army Aviation Field Bie de Haviland Oelack

News Snaps from Lancaster and Vicinity Deadly and Suspicious Incidents

A string of scattered incidents from Lancaster Virginia Sharpsville and nearby towns includes a man killed by a mule cart a robbery of R100 a child death in a windpipe a screaming woman rousing her son and armed robbers. Also a missing man found dead a man falling to his death and officials handling bank matters and fraud charges amid conspiracy claims.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ydeho Falls Arthur Mometer State Departments Pig Perelman Milk and Ice Fund Camp Anderson Page Feo Worthington D. M, Perry Roy Campbell Denver Eugene Clewell Abouwtown, Pa Secretary of War Army College Holy Rollers Maric Qifford Nelson Bessemer, Pa Women's Committee Town Squire Juaae Stolizfaat Lencaster Claire Furnace Sharpsville John Felix Mary E. Milson Herwis Walters Rush Run Frank Xussbeumer West Liberty Minsburgh Witla Jeremiah Hons George Alien McDowell Bank of Sharon Chevolate Che Place Vin Dwutrich Thomaas J. Keener Lancaster
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