Miners Union Cancels Parade Under Court Order
In Pittsburgh on June 29 officials of the National Miners Union canceled a planned march at the Wildwood mine of Butler Consolidated Coal Co. to honor an injunction. Sheriff Robert Cain vowed to enforce the court order with twelve deputies if the procession proceeded amid hunger march plans and rallies.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
National Miners Union Today
Wildwood
Butler Consolidated Coal Company
Robert Cain
Allegheny County
Allegheny
National Miners Union
Cain
Bishop Beauchamp Called By Death
M E church mourns Bishop William Benjamin Beauchamp 62 who gained world prominence as 1925 World Brotherhood president and led a centenary campaign that raised 35 million dollars for missionary work. Born Burnham Virginia he studied at Randolph Macon College and Vanderbilt University. He served as a missionary in many lands.
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International News Service
Richmond
M. E. Church
South
William Benjamin Beauchamp
World Brotherhood
Burnham
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Runs Into Pole While Asleep
Raymond Hudson of Pittsburgh reports to police that his westbound car on Washington street near 821 West Washington fell asleep and struck a pole. The occupants, including Mrs Hudson and baby and the Stawski family, were slightly injured. car damaged.
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Raymond Hudson
Pittsburgh
Washington Street
West
Mike Remesnik
Moravia Street
Long Avenue
Pennsylvania
New Trial Granted in Waski Case
Judge Hildebrand grants a new trial in Walter J. Waski versus Fabian Parrish over a Neshannock township levy dispute. The farm dispute involved livestock livestock poultry farm machinery and household goods with Waski awarded partial property at trial and the jury misled by evidence.
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Hildebrand
Walter J. Waski
Fabian Parrish
Frank Johnston
Neshannock
Waski
Bicycle Stolen From Harold Good's Son
Harold Good reports his son's Deluxe bicycle stolen from 812 East Sutton Street on Sunday, prompting police investigation.
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Harold Good
East Sutton Street
Trained Elephants Highlight Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus visits Tuesday with prized trained elephants led by Cheerful Gardner. The show features The Great Wilno cannon act, The Golden Orient, Clyde Beatty lions and tigers, the Hanneford family with poodles, Clarkonians, Flying Shepherds and Neiss Troupe.
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Hagenbeck- Wallace Circus
Cheerful Gardner
Gardner
Hagenbeck
Hagenbeck- Wallace
Wilno
Golden Orient
Clyde Beatty
Lions and Tigers
Hanneford Family
Clarkonians
Flying Shepherds
Neiss
Delay Sentencing Of Scarface Capone In Chicago Court
In Chicago on June 28 the sentencing of Al Capone for income tax evasions and conspiracy to violate prohibition laws was postponed to July 30 at 10 a.m. by Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson. Capone had pleaded guilty and his attorneys sought the delay, which the district attorneys did not oppose.
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International News Service
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Capone
Belgium Accepts Hoover Plan In Debt Holiday
Brussels reports Belgium accepts in principle President Hoover's plan for an international debt holiday. The Belgian cabinet approved the response and transmitted acceptance immediately.
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Hoover
International News Service
Brussels
Belgium
Small baby learns to whistle at twelve months
Joseph Lee Orrico, twelve months old, of 421 Bleakley Avenue, can whistle after learning from his father. His father overheard a small, cute whistle and discovered his son, turning the whistle into a daily feature for the youngster.
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Joseph Lee Orrico
Joseph Orrico
Bleakley Avenue
Injured When Car Overturns In Butler County
Mrs Edith Rivers wife of Frank Rivers of Butler Pa is in Jameson Memorial hospital with injuries from a car overturned yesterday at Parkstown corners on the New Castle New Bedford highway en route to Youngstown. She has spinal injuries and an X ray exam is planned. Mrs Grace Smith of Butler received slight cuts and was sent home after treatment. The driver sustained shoulder bruises.
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Edith Rivers
Frank Rivers
Butler
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Parkstown Corners
New Castle
New Bedford Highway
Youngstown
City Council Approves $250 Aid to Local Troop
Louis B. Round urged the council to allocate 250 to Troop F, noting past county support and legal allowance. Councilmen Genkinger and Reeves supported the measure, with Genkinger’s motion seconded by Treser, and the $250 was ordered paid to the troop.
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Louis B. Round
Genkinger
Reeves
Treser
William Sokevitz Returns From Scenic Motorcycle Trip
William Sokevitz of 1416 Jackson Avenue reports returning from a motorcycle trip to Baltimore and Washington. He praises the scenery and abundance of flowers and notes the round trip used eleven gallons of gasoline, calling the journey marvelous and economical.
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William Sokevitz
Jackson Avenue
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Fifteen Chickens Stolen From Reynolds Street Coop
Anna Rosenberg reports Sunday theft of fifteen chickens from her Reynolds Street coop. Officers investigated and found a broken coop lock used to gain entry.
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Anna Rosenberg
Reynolds St
Margaret Owery Farewell Service in Sampson Street Mission
Margaret Owery bade farewell to the Sampson Street Mission congregation after a Sunday sermon on Joshua. She departs for Sunny Side New Jersey to teach at the Children's Religious Home until September then continues to Nyback New York for further training toward missionary work. The program featured Sadie George and Mildred Lewis with guests Mr and Mrs G Walker and Robert Gorst from John 3:16 Mission in Cleveland.
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Margaret Owery
Sampson Street Mission
Joshua
Miss Owrey
Sunny Side
N. J
Nyback
N. Y
Miss Owery
Africa
Sadie George
Mildred Lewis
Viewers Appointed For Storm Sewers
Court named viewers Homer C. Drake Albert Treser and Thomas E. Weide to assess damages in condemnation of land for a storm sewer in the Wilmington avenue district. The route runs west to the Shenango river crossing S J Bratchie Hugh Barnes cemetery association and the City of New Castle Water Company. About ten feet of strip to be taken. Viewers meet on the premises July 29.
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Wilmington Avenue
Homer C. Drake
Albert Treser
Thomas E. Weide
Shenango River
S. J. Bratchie
Hugh Barnes
Tefereth Israel Cemetery Association
City of New Castle Water Company
Divorce Refused In Sheote Case
Judge Hildebrand refuses a divorce to Joseph Sheote from Josephine Sheete after finding no malicious wilful desertion. Married in 1920, they lived in Wampum until 1928 when Mrs Sheete left. After desertion, Sheete gave furniture and shared proceeds from real estate sale, suggesting the separation may not meet legal grounds for divorce.
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Hildebrand
Joseph Sheote
Josephine Sheete
Wampum
Pershing Club Meets Tonight in Court House
The Pershing Club of Lawrence county will hold its June meeting at 8 pm EST, 9 pm DST, in the Court House. Butler attorney Claire Ross is expected to address the members as an organizer of the county ex service men’s group. Governing Board members and all club attendees are urged to attend. Representatives from Ellwood City and eastern townships are to be selected soon.
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Pershing Club
Lawrence County
Court House
Claire Ross
Butler
Butler County
Ellwood City
Petition for Sale of Ella A. Caine Property
Petition to sell the Ella A. Caine property on Shenango Street to Marry J. Strayer for $6000 was presented to the court by Miss Caine's guardian Lawrence Savings and Trust Company. The petition notes the price exceeds likely public sale value and includes real estate affidavits. Publication was ordered and the sale will proceed if no objections are raised. Miss Caine is ill and hospitalized.
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Ella A. Caine
Shenango Street
J. Strayer
Miss Caine
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Sweden to Lay Keel for First Aircraft Carrier Gotland
The Gotland carrier will cost about 12 million kroner and house eight planes with fuel from a 15 ton gasoline tank. It will speed 27.5 knots and mount six 15 cm guns, four 75 mm anti air guns, four heavy machine guns and six torpedo tubes. The ship honors the Swedish Baltic island Gotland. Also note: edible mushrooms numbering over 700 varieties.
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International News Service
Gothenburg
Sweden
Gotland
Baltic Sea
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