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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1920

Page

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Lodgers Die As Lodging House Collapses In Buffalo

A four story brick building at 66 Main Street Buffalo collapsed at 9 am trapping residents. Four men died while asleep and at least 14 others were caught. Police consider a gas explosion as a possible cause though no fire followed. Firemen remove debris and search for more victims as death toll estimates range from four to twelve.

International News Service Buffalo N. Y Alex Sutherland Main Street

Average Age Of Battery B Men At Reunion

Fifty first annual reunion of Battery B First Pennsylvania Light Artillery was held in Westfield Grange hall near Mt. Jackson with 11 survivors attending. Veterans started a World War era movement to form an organization for perpetuating the memory of the unit and other district veterans, aiming to keep Mt. Jackson a memorial focus with annual reunions. The average age of survivors present was about 83, oldest member Samuel Dunnan of Lisbon Ohio at 88, with Hon. George W. Ferrell of Goshen Indiana among attendees.

First Pennsylvania Light Artillery Westfield Grange Hall Mt. Jackson Battery B Association Battery B Samuel Dunnan Lisbon George W. Ferrell Goshen Indiana

Eight Indicted In Bergdoll Case

Philadelphia officials announce indictments from a special grand jury investigating the escape of Grover Co. Bergdoll. Named defendants include Emma C. Bergdoll, his mother, Eugene I. Stetcher the chauffeur, Grover and Erwin Bergdoll. Samuel T. Ansell and D. Clarence Gibbons received severe censure.

International News Service Philadelphia Grover Co. Bergdoll Emma C. Bergdoll Eugene I. Stetcher Bergdoll Grover Erwin Beredoll Samuel T. Ansell Washington D. Clarence Gibbons

Street Closed After Henderson Building Check

Washington Street from Apple Way to Mercer Street was closed late Monday afternoon to vehicles and North sidewalk to pedestrians by order of Fire Chief Frank Connery acting as deputy state fire marshal. An inspection by Architect A. L. Thayer and Engineer T. A. Gilkey found no immediate danger, allowing Hudson Lunch and McCoy pool room to reopen.

Washington Street Apple Way Mercer Street Frank J. Connery City of New Castle Henderson Building Hudson Lunch and McCoy A. L. Thayer T. A. Gilkey Hudson Lunch Thayer Engineer Gilkey P. K. Fike

Fire Bug Strikes Hotel Essex In Fifth Blaze

Boston police and hotel workers battled an incendiary fire at the Hotel Essex the fifth such blaze since Thursday. The closet fire caused minor damage but prompted a quiet probe into guest rooms as investigators consider robbery motives.

International News Service Boston Essex

Local Grocers Register Kick Over Mercantile Tax Status

Local grocers protested Shenango Pottery American Sheet Corp buying large quantities and selling to employees at cost without mercantile tax. Attorney James A. Gardner analyzed facts and suggested classification as merchants or non profit sellers. Council filed the communication and took no further action.

Shenango Pottery James A. Gardner Gardner

Equity Suit Is Up Before Judge Emery

The equity suit of R. B. White man against Harry E. Brenner and Bamuel BE Osborne, arising from a coal mine dispute, was heard before Judge Emery this afternoon. Indications suggested a possible settlement by agreement.

Emery R. B. Whiteman Harry E. Brenner Bamuel BE. Osborne Mery

Burglars Target North Hill Homes In Two Break-ins

Two bold burglaries occurred Monday evening on North Hill. Entry was through unlocked doors while residents were away. At R L Boyd 1908 Highland Ave a 38 Colt revolver rings a watch chain a Elks tooth and about 40 dollars vanished. At 304 Clenmore Blvd Mrs Quimby a broken glass door unlocked from inside yielded a wedding ring several diamond rings ear rings and gold bar pins.

North Hill R. L. Boyd Highland Avenue Elks Tooth

Tells Of Bolshevik Russian Conditions

Jerome Davis spoke on political and social upheavals in Russia during a Chautauqua program. The Oberlin native had wartime Y M C A work in Russia and knew Lenine and Trotsky, offering a firsthand view of conditions. L J Zimmerman visited Columbus Monday.

Jerome Davis Russia Davis Oberlin, O Lenine Trotsky

Permanent Officers For Convention

The Democratic national convention considers a slate chosen by a committee last night. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas is the chairman with Edward G. Hoffman of Indiana as secretary and Edward C. Burton of North Carolina as assistant secretary. Mrs. W. A. McDougal of Oklahoma nominated Robinson, provoking strong acclaim from delegates nationwide. Governor Samuel Ralston of Indiana praised Robinson's qualifications to thunderous reaction.

International News Service San Francisco Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas Edward G. Hoffman Indiana Edward C. Burton North Carolina W. A. McDougal Oklahoma Robinson Samuel Ralston Samuel B. Amidon Kansas Burris Jenkins Kansas City the Treasury Jouett Shouse Thomas B. Love Texas Angus McLean Carter Glass Virginia

Street Dept. Head Suffers Broken Wrist

H. M. Hege street commissioner is recovering from a broken right wrist that occurred while cranking the street department Ford. He continues to work on the job despite the injury.

Street Dept H. M. Hege Ford

Reed Smith And Watson Go Down To Defeat Again

In San Francisco on June 29 the credentials committee backed the Wilson administration, defeating Reed of Missouri and the Georgia pair Smith and Watson. The panel voted 43 to 4 to deny Reed a seat and dismiss the Georgia delegates as the convention prepared to act.

Reed Smith Watson George R. Holmes Eae Saree Adent San Francisco Wilson Committee On White House Jim Reed Missouri Hoke Smith Tom Watson Georgia Smith-Watson

New Castle Penmanship Pioneer Taught Four Decades

Prof J L Moser spent 40 years teaching penmanship in New Castle from 1880, guiding grammar school students and briefly teaching in Sharon and Mercer. He began as a young instructor trusted after a trial period, recalling New Castle's early small-school era and his long, unique record.

New Castle United States of America J. L. Moser Sharon Mercer First Ward Martin Gantz Croton Moravia Street Mahoningtown Col. Power Ioser

Bryan Bryan Delays Dry Plank Fight at Platform Hearing

San Francisco report says William J. Bryan will not press a dry plank at the liquor question hearing. He was not chosen for the resolutions committee sub panel drafting the Democratic platform and will wait for the draft before fighting for the dry plank.

International News Service San Francisco Resolutions Committee William J. Bryan Bryan

Burglary Strikes Sankey and Warner Store at Masury

A second break in a month hits Sankey and Warner at Masury with losses around $200. Miss Margaret Brown of Greenville, a 57 year teaching veteran, retires on a pension. A Pennsylvanian apple crop shows 60 percent gain over 1919 per state ag department.

Sankey and Warner Masury Margaret Brown Greenville Liston State Agricultural Department

Program at Frisco Today

The Frisco program lists a 1 00 pm prayer by Right Rev William F Nichols bishop of the Episcopal Church California Diocese followed by 1 15 pm report of the committee on credentials 1 30 pm report on permanent organization and 1 40 pm report on rules and order of business with adjournment.

William F. Nichols The Episcopal Church California

Lone Bandit Hauls Loot In Sleeping Car Heist

Sacramento dispatch reports a lone bandit robbed two rear sleepers on the Ogden route limited of the Southern Pacific. Albert Rodell of Cleveland fired five shots as the bandit leaped from the train, wounding him. conductor Muldowney narrowly escaped. Detectives and posses hunted for the suspect as loot totals remained undetermined.

International News Service Sacramento Cal Ogden Route Overland Limited Southern Pacific Davis Albert Rodell Cleveland Muldowney

Platform and nomination clash leads to compromise

In San Francisco a Democratic rules committee compromise calls for nominating speeches at 1 p m Wednesday but requires platform adoption before balloting begins. The resolution ends a prolonged dispute over whether platform or nomination is primary.

International News Service San Francisco Democratic National Committee Rules Committee

Swimming Holes Will Be Popular in Big Run

The Big Run bathing beach plans are to be revived by the Board of Trade bathing beach committee. With treasury funds and available sacks, a strong program hinges on volunteer help. A public plan will be announced soon to give everyone a chance to contribute.

Big Run Board of Trade

Cruelty Charged In Divorce Case Subpoenas Granted

Ada V. Furey files for divorce from Benjamin H. Furey after a July 1919 marriage and January 1920 separation. Judge Emery grants pluries subpoenas in related divorces including Feikert vs Feikert and Brest vs Brest. alias subpoenas issued in Wear and Richards cases.

Ada V. Furey Clyde V. Riley Benjamin H. Furey Emery Jennie Feikert Charles R. Feikert Albert Brest Laura A. Brest Allias Leon Wear Catherine Richards Jennie Wear Charles J. Richards

Petition Granted In Hunt Will Case

After hearing evidence on heirs of the late James Hunt to set aside his will Judge Emery granted the petition. It was claimed Hunt was in feeble health and not able to give the matter proper consideration.

James Hunt Emery

City ordinance requires cement walks on North Hill properties

A council introduced an ordinance requiring residents along Meyer Norwood Edgewood avenues and Clenmore boulevard between Audley avenue and Highland to lay cement sidewalks in front of their properties.

Meyer, Norwood Edgewood Avenues Clenmore Boulevard Audley Avenue Highland

Pope Benedict XV Treated for Rheumatic Arm Attack

Specialists have been called in at the Vatican to treat Pope Benedict XV for a rheumatic attack in the right arm. The ailment prevents the pontiff from writing or celebrating Masses, Rome dispatch reports.

London Vatican Benedict XV Rome

Polish Troops to Evacuate East Galicia Amid Bolshevik Fears

Central News dispatch from Prague cites Nardodni Lis reporting Polish forces that occupied East Galicia in 1919 are preparing to withdraw their troops fearing a Bolshevik invasion, signaling a shift in regional security.

London East Galicia Prague Today Nardodni Lis

McAdoo Favored for Nomination on Sixth Ballot

National committeeman Thomas B. Love and other Democratic leaders report strong support for William Gibbs McAdoo. They say he will be nominated no later than the sixth ballot and that delegates are weighing McAdoo as a second choice if not the first choice.

William Philip Simms San Francisco William Gibbs McAdoo Thomas B. Love Dallas Texas

Million Dollar Fire Destroys Chicago Railroad Yards

A massive blaze in Chicago destroyed the freight transfer yards of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. Loss estimated at over 1 million dollars. Sixteen people burned slightly amid exploding tank cars and a fireworks laden car. Firefighters arrived late. the fire proved uncontrollable.

International News Service Chicago Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad

Railroaders From South Warn Dems Bulletin

Railroad union leaders from the Southeast warned the Democratic national convention that labor will bolt the party if the convention does not deal justly with labor. The union message, sent via Samuel Gompers, threatens to break the solid South in the 1932 election.

Atlanta, Ga Southeast National Democratic Convening South Samuel Gompers

Decree Of Divorce Handed Down In Lewis Case

Judge Emery issued a divorce decree in the case of Sarah A Lewis versus William J Lewis on the grounds of desertion. The couple married in December 1915 and separated in June 191.

Emery Sarah A. Lewis William J. Lewis

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McAdoo Reunion Organizatiis Westfield Perma Grange Washington St Local Grocers Register Kick Oberlin L. J. Zimmerman Columbus Creden Tials Palmer Lic Mahaffey, Pa Clearfield Liberty Victory Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Pennsylvania John F. Flickinger Reading 65 Mary Rick National Garage Gettysburg Indianfield Lutheran Church Telford Pennsylvania State College Frisco Lone Bandit Desperado Adoo Cox Warn Dems
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