New Plant To Produce Parts For Dressler Tunnel Kilns
A remodeled facility at the old New Castle Stamping Works near the Shenango tin mill will soon manufacture components for Dressler Tunnel Kilns. Managed by Morris Ty, a ceramic engineer formerly with Evans and Howard Go of St Louis, the operation will include assistant Jerice W. Turnar, an automatic engineer from Trenton, with continued-note reference to further details on Page Five.
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Dressler Tunnel
New Castle
Morris Ty
Geargs 2
Morris
Ann
Evans and Howard Go
St. Loui
Jerice W. Turnar
Trenton
Bartlett
Grace’ Methodist Church
Relai Jives
Bayard
West Virginia
J. Franklin Baxter
Mc Roningtown
Madison Avenue
Chrisian
Michigan
Detroit
Wuran
Suvinaw
Yale
J. Irvinn
First Unitarian Church
Nev. Sam
Mahoningtownn
Churely
Ho J. Hebreng
St. John’s Lutheran
Hirs Steen Talks To Hawaiians In Native Tongue
Visiting troop members and Mrs Steen, wife of city bacteriologist Dr William T Hiven, surprised by a Hawaiian language session in Chantauqua. The afternoon and evening programs included reminiscences, a reunion with a Honolulu hospital connection, and city tours after performances.
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Chantauqua
Weda Steen
William T. Hiven
Vhey
Steen
Hawaiian Islands
Tae
Steel
Honolulu
Miss Clemens
United States
Miss Glemeng
California
Girl Returning Home Surprises Burglar At Work
Police believe two men caught inside the Moody Avenue home of M H Smith during Miss Hazel Smith’s return from Chautauqua are the pair wanted for a string of North Hill burglaries. The intruders used an electrician ruse, were spotted fleeing toward Carlisle Street, and nothing was taken. Strong descriptions secured. investigation ongoing.
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M. H. Smith
Moody Avenue
Hazel Smith
Fiame
North Hil
Smith
Misa Smith
Tha
Chautauqua
Mike Smith
Carlisle Street
North Hill
Smith Home
Democrats Vote Against Wet Plank
A chaotic report from San Francisco details a subcommittee vote in the Democratic platform committee where a proposed wet plank was rejected. Bennett Carter of Virginia commented that no formal action was taken when the convention adjourned, leaving the issue unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conternational
Bullatin
SAN Frangibco
Tune Ia
Gary
Benatoy Carter
Ginna O
Virginia
Din
Pedestrian Is Accident Victim At Taylor and Mill Streets
A Friday afternoon collision at Taylor and Mill streets between a milk wagon and a street car injured pedestrian Jon McVann who was on the sidewalk. The wagon overturned striking him, breaking his leg. McVann was taken to Shenango Valley Hospital. The street car, driven by Peter Hess, carried speed north on Mill as Edward Owens steered the team. No passengers were hurt. Milk bottles scattered across the area.
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Taylor and
Mill Streets
Rieck
Jon McQaon
McVann
Shenango Valley Hospital
Peter Hess
Edward Owens
Mill Street
Taylor Street
South Mill Street
John McCaan
Keltey
McCaan
Rain Delays Boy Scout Hike Plans
Rain postpones the proposed hike of the Hoy department of the YOM AL Ch mat an extort treat called off indo marning. Weather improves and the boys will hike tomorrow morning from the building toward Tonya and will camp overnight, returning the following day. The association plans to start the hike Wednesday morning from the building.
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Hoys
Tonya
State Police on Wilmington Road Survey Speeders
State Police on Wilmington Road conducted a road survey yesterday afternoon. Two officers on motorcycles observed traffic and followed vehicles, aiming to document violations during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police
Wilmington
Logan Making Good Progress
Creighton G. Logan, shot on Friday, spoke from his hospital bed as detectives expect a quick recovery. He described the attack by Hed Pardue, thanked The News for its accurate reporting, and noted six bullet wounds with two passing through his body. Business leaders sent tributes as Logan improves and aims to be on his feet in about ten days.
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Creighton G. Logan
Logan
Pardue
Fulkerson Block Figure In Deal In Washington Street Real Estate
In Washington street real estate, Robert I. Wylie, Smith bought the Fulkerson block. The property included a drug store with rooms and two or three upper floors. The sale involved the Davis property and a brick structure on a nearby street. A death by phage Vera Cruz was reported during a park event, with new causes noted.
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Washington Street
Robert I. Wylie Sant T. Ty, Smith
Iis Ta Falkerson
Washington
Moore
Tulkerson
Fran Wyrie
Amiih
Sal Bavie Honge
Nueh- Agmnock Banevard
David Hauao
Dandline Linken Wirnothve
Sadi Tan
Che Davis
Edward We Tenitel
Dera Ney
Caana
Campaign Planners Gather for G O P Nominees
Harding and Coolidge meet for first time since Chicago nominating convention to outline general campaign plans. National figures Will Hayes and Harry Daugherty expected to join, speeches and outreach materials to be prepared for rallies and voter contact.
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Harding
Govlidge
Washington
A. O. Hayward International News Service
Bedtatoe
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Hemblenn
Chicago
Quttine
Jsenator
Willi Haye
Harry M. Daugherty
Coolidge
Senator Tlarding
June Big Month For City Police
The police monthly docket shows 101 persons remained in custody by noon on the last day of June. Despite a dry year, 3 drinkers were arrested, 14 gamblers were taken into custody, and other arrests included vagrancy, city ordinance violations, reckless driving, and suspicious activity.
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Parsons
Fragmented court notes and street incidents headline
Fragmentary reads show acquittal in murder case of Mrs Chives Gibson of Hobson while other items report a gunfire incident near Tippecwane and a groundhog shooting. The piece mentions rail travel jokes and a gas company claim amid scattered civic notes and stockholder meeting minutes.
Four Hundred Italians Killed in Riots at Rome
International News Service reports heavy fighting in Rome as anarchists and radical Socialists clash with troops. Police say disorders threaten government stability while the Democratic convention steering committee meets in secret to finalize platform plank decisions.
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Bart Camprect International
Wewa
Blalt
San Francisco
Wilson
Ndon
Pourhua- Agin Chia
Ivalians
Tuli
Ancona
Piambin
Rome
Epocia
Wierne
Central News
Nh Shange
Ame
Tostonlino
Besar
Democrats Program For Day's Session At Mt Di Om
A party gathering opens with a prayer by Bishop Wildlant VW Nichols of Gin. Speakers outline a call for states to nominate a presidential candidate. Nominating speeches are expected to fill the day.
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Wildlant
VW. Nichols
Forces Backing Administration Face Convention Floor Fight
Anti administration leaders claim the administration machine runs with precision and expect a majority on the committee to approve the platform draft amid opposition from William Jennings Bryan. Delegates clash on the convention floor while credentials committee secret session debates the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaer Jennings
Bryan
Massiehuseres
Jamies J. Reed
Missouri
Kiwanis Club Nominates over Democrats in local event
In a tense local gathering held today at San Myane en Wis, the Kiwanis Club claimed nominations for its favored candidates while Democratic contenders faced a slower pace. The meeting featured speeches from GC G. TWalling and attendance noted by Mr. Watkins.
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Ainek
M.C. AL Tolay
GC. G. Twalling
Exceptinnadert
Watkin
Witkin
Conservatory
Ab Ehaeay
N. van Woth
Band Concert Postponed In Regional Event
A local band concert was postponed amid unclear scheduling. Readings mention new tentative dates and venue changes, with organizers urging attendees to watch for updated notices.
Seventeen Candidates To Be Presented For Demo Nomination
Palmer has most pledged delegates as the Democratic national convention opens in San Francisco. Reporters note Gerard will likely be the first name presented this afternoon, with 17 names under consideration. Nominating speeches are limited to 20 minutes, seconding to 3 or 5 minutes.
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Marlen RE
PEW International News Service
San Franjisco
Erzan
Fram
Balloria
Bandits Loot Express Car Near City Limits
Three bandits forced open an express car on the Charleston and Western Carolina line, bound and gagged the messerger and a guard, hurled a safe containing about $6,000 from the car, and escaped. A note later claimed two men were bound and robbed.
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Crorrenational
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
E. B. Derrick
William Rober
Marine of Surper
Uni
Alta
Eran Yeni
Timling
Hutdits
Lael Iscipyi
Boston Fire Bug Now In Custody
Boston reports a fire buggy suspect in custody after a string of fires caused threat and a police sweep. The investigation links a man named Tony to the incidents as officers pursue leads across Clifton and South Boston.
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Boston Fire Bug
Boston
Jimne Chines
Hobbo
Clifton
Mae Ceates
Tony
Corey
Hobke
Alien Harrison
Death Notice for Several Residents in City Streets
Fragmentary death notice lists Miss Mary 2 Maced aged 29 of Lunt bres street Mes and Von Abbatlelty aged 21 of Vier street with partial dates and locations. Other names Thana OF Dver Bane and Mrs Murha feng OTL appear tied to streets in a scattered format.
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Miss Mary
Maced
Ai Lunt Bres Steert
von Abbatlelty
Vier Street
Thana
Dver Bane
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Refractories Company
Hirs
Cal Women
News
Corvrece Logan
Fulkerson
Swit
Werle
Mule Werson
Sal Devise
G.O. P
Congrega
Hastened Action Chautauque
New York
Chives Gibson
Hobson
Jasior la Porte
Tippecwane
Uo Stone
Cumberland
Mun
Kaltimere
Ohio Ailroud
Riven Werk
Meteorprovi
Clargin
Equilable Gas Company
Claings
New Grieam
Yeatertay Run
Charis
Zalonkay
Youngaawn Connellie
Este
Veddin Malintian
Stallard Nc Kacts Company
Atorkholders Yeotots Aye
Dihaee
Carter Ghiss
Virginie
Tor
Ostaecug
Pvession
Saas Unisen
Anattissilisa
Searen
Stine Bali
Cathy
Entmeratie Na- Honal
Vane Werrington
Amit Petferts
Bhuyke
Kiwanis Club Beats
al Gate
Uae
Aelle
Achille
Palmer
Gerard
Mies
Mae
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