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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
2
Foreign reports say Pope Pius X XI's Ruhr note worsened French relations after M. Jonnart canceled a reception for Catholic cardinals. Paris denies British inspiration, while France tightens policy toward Germans in the Ruhr with executions and arrests in Düsseldorf amid ongoing tensions.
First Methodist Troop No 9 planned a demonstration at Highland United Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning July 1. Richard Steen led the meeting and Christman extended the invitation. Nine Croton Scouts will join in the demonstration with Earl Machin speaking on the scout camp planned for 20 First Methodist members. Clarence Clark was welcomed as a new candidate into the troop.
A compact theater schedule lists Bob Mixon and William Fox presenting Bucking the Barrier in Sunshine Alabama with St. John in AU War and Penn Ramon Navarro Lewis Stone Barbara Lamar in Trif fing Vermen plus Buster Keaton in Blackguih and Newsreel. The Star introduces The Face in the Fog with Juionel Barrymore Leona Owen and a Johnny Jones Maidn Movies segment. Pathe News also features. Nome presents Helene Chadwick H B Whatthall and Gaston Glass in Glm also comedy. Regent showcases The Abysmal Brats starring Rezingld Denny Dont Get Fresh.
New York news reports Mrs. M. E. Paul of Sydney says Australia needs immigrants and more people. She praises Sydney and its springtime gaiety, notes labor shortages delaying projects, and mentions subway construction and road improvements led by an American expert. She cites high car fuel costs and compares prices.
Jenick entered the Helbley residence during a party and fled after being confronted by the son who fired shots. Margaret Helbley fell ill with brain fever from the shock. George Carroll, a suspect in the Coluluca case, was released by Mayor Rentz after an investigation found no grounds to detain him.
Echogl joins NEWS BIRTHDAY CLUB for a celebration marked by local attendees. The event centers on community bonding and recognition of birthday honorees as part of the club’s regular activities.
Clare McQuiston reports a darge sedan left unmanned on Grant Street causing a traffic halt as a hurried driver failed to start her car. Pedestrians and motorists honked, while others amuse themselves with games at Cascade Park and a gym scene with kids chasing a rubber ball.
A famed auctioneer known for sleeping car tours of 150 nights yearly visits New Castle this evening at 7 30. He travels from Thomasville Georgia to New York and claims gold across the United States and Canada. Farmers from Lawrence county are invited to witness Col. Perry in action and support the Milk and Ye o fund at the public sale on the diamond this evening.
Philadelphia June 30 Misses Gertrude and Hannah Mona han sue actress Ethel Barrymore for 600 claiming they drafted and furnished her dramatised version of Thomas Hardy’s The Eland of Ethelberta which she allegedly kept. Barrymore denies ever seeing the play or knowing the claim.
Wakefield, Massachusetts reports a homing toad carried by Frederick G. Sidney in Wakefield to return to Old Center after being taken from Wekefield. The toad traveled about 75 miles in five days, bearing a small identification tag on its log.
Governor Pinchot approved 23 senate bills in Harrisburg, headlined by the Baldwin bill exempting kerosene and fuel oils from liquid fuel tax and the Quigley bill for rural index maps. Other actions included food law amendments, education supervision shifts, and pay increases for decedents transfer property tax authorities. A mishmash of local and county provisions followed, with various counties and towns affected and several administrative changes enacted. In New York, a Shetland pony involved in a Brooklyn incident led to cruelty charges against Max Lender as crowds watched polkas on street corners.
Harrisburg June 30 Pennsylvania offers many scenic miles and new hard surfaced highways inviting auto tourists to camp across the state. Locations on state property and city or private lands provide overnight and multi day sites, with Forest and Waters parks highlighted and detailed by county in a Lincoln Highway guide.
Quarshtown, Pa. arson W Thatcher 93, clerk of the orphans court for Bushs county, shot himself early today after preparing for a seventh operation. He served with the 208th tank battalion in the war, was wounded several times, and had undergone six operations already.
Funeral services for Miss Lula Boyles were held Friday from the home of her brother E Lee Boyles in Pittsburgh. Interment followed at Graceland Cemetery. Dindinger Funeral services for the late Rimmer Dindinger are set for Sunday afternoon at his Chewton home with Rev Woodie of the Methodist church. Burial will be at Slippery Cemetery. Henry Reese, aged, of Pittsburgh, death announced via his nephew Wal Aus of Ophelia Street. He was a noted Welsh community figure and uncle of Mrs Tvid Jones of Ennead City, wife of Rep D J Jones. Funeral services for Mr Reese are to be held today at 290 Ophelia Street. interment at Lufondale Cemetery, Northside, Pittsburgh.
In Minneapolis a dinner tribute paid to Mme. Schumann-Heink by thirty disabled World War I veterans honored her for her loyalty to America and for her son’s death. Speakers pledged to defend her against disloyalty charges and to seek a possible U S burial for her when she dies. Her tears and a standing toast followed as officials recalled four of her sons serving with American forces.
Paris reports a bizarre theft case as Lovia Albert Cornet and accomplices steal the platinum tips from lightning rods atop Notre Dame and the Tower Saint Jacques. Authorities reveal planned follow ups to extend the scheme into a profitable venture.
London Daily Mail reports that crowded Bedfordshire schools force many older girls to stoop and become round-shouldered. Schol medical officials blame cramped, inadequate classroom space and insufficient accommodation for taller students. Prewar trends show height restrictions for leaving students and long hours of work for some, with many affected by cramped conditions and the strain of mandatory sedans and prep work.
Knights of Pythias on Ellington street was opened to members from city and nearby lodges last night. A large crowd attended and praised the newly remodeled and furnished quarters, noting it as one of the finest lodge headquarters in the city.
In New York Yorkville court Moavere, 24, of Brook Reading pleaded guilty to stealing $409 worth of silks from a truck on Twenty second Street and Lexington Avenue. Magistrate Hatting set bail at 2500 dollars for the grand jury.
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