Mellon Not To Discuss Liquor Issue In London
Secretary Mellon denied plans to discuss the Anglo American liquor dispute while in London. Reports of a parliamentary inquiry into whiskey smuggling were criticized by foreign officials. The Daily Chronicle urged diplomacy over legal action to preserve rights and avoid antagonizing maritime powers.
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Huston International News Service
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Glasgow
United States
Westminister Gazette
America
Daily Chronicle
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Neysa McMein Returns From Honeymoon Alone
New York report states Neysa McMein, back from Paris after a solo honeymoon, and her husband John Baragwanath in Newfoundland on business. They wed May 15 in Peekskill, New York, as Baragwanath’s career kept him away. she hints that marriage may have altered her views on romance.
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New York
Neysa McMein
Paris
John Baragwanath
Newfoundland
T. H. Baragwanath
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Peekskill
France
Neyan
Memelu
Neysa
John Baray- 1
Retired Colonel And Family Of Four Accident Victims
Colonel Tidball and his wife and three children were injured when their car was struck by an interurban near Wallingford Pennsylvania. Nan Tidball, seven, suffered a fractured skull and may die while Evelyn, twelve, is internally injured. The Tidballs, former Virginia residents, are in a Philadelphia hospital with severe cuts and bruises.
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C International News Service
Philadelphia
Golgnul
William Tidhall
Rugal
Wallingford
Tidball
Virginia
Nan 7
Evelyn
Croton Troop Hosts Rainy Day Meeting and Progress
Croton Boy Scout Troop met at the headquarters with 20 scouts and five visitors led by Scoutmaster Davis and Assistant Colaluen. Rain held back the lake event. first and second class test work and forestry talk planned for next meeting. Members aided the Cascade Park Misslox picnic. trip donated truck and two men from Lawrence Tranater to transport camp tables.
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Croton
Scout
Schatrom
Rodfers
Davis
Phil Colaluen
Lakewood
Berquist
Cascade Park
Gormley
Lawrence Tranater Company
Groton School
George Schetron
Fred Brewster
Orland Startman
John Wrend
Frank Floren
R. F. Davis
Plenty Of Water For New Castle
New Castle experiences ample water supply with no danger in winter trends. Superintendent dd B Richards of New lie Water company notes summer hose use rises but winter usage remains high to prevent freezing. The system pumps about five million gallons daily, with Monday demand often higher due to family washing and mill needs.
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New Castle
Dd. B. Richards
Newlie Water Company
Daily Bible School Demonstration On Sunday Night
Thirty-two city churches will be represented at the union daily vacation Bible school demonstration in Benjamin Franklin junior high auditorium Sunday at 8 p.m. More than four hundred children perform with songs, Bible stories, memory work and dramatizations under Professor Earl Williams. The program showcases regulated Bible training in contrast to the past half hour study method, with orchestral music and a series of group performances by from Highland to East New Castle schools and missions. Rev. S. B. Copeland will deliver the benediction.
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Union
Benjamin Franklin
Wsa
Earl Williams
New Caxas
Areping &S
U. P
Maloningtown Presbyterian
Second U. F
Central Chiriatinn
Mighland
A. P
Croton
M. E
Se and Baptist
Midonnytown
First
M. I
Epworth
Maiglind Memorial
Arlington
Advenue
Free Methodiat
Savannah
A.B
Bethany Colored
St. John's Lutheran
Wesleyan
Boney
Jesus
Manes
Dram
West Side School
Joseph
Cloud and Fire
East New Castle
David
Christian Botchers
Mahon- Ingtown
S. B. Copeland
Relatives Faithful To Graves In France
New York reports nearly five years after the war, relatives still visit American graves in France. Eva McKinnon, a former five year Red Star Line employee, says mothers who lost three sons in the war visit yearly. Wives come to see husbands graves. French families tend graves of their own boys. YWCA aid includes photos and letters provide comfort to home relatives.
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New York
Migs Eva McKinnon
Helgelland
Red Star Line
France
Ax Loatesa
TY. C. A
Romiagn
Miss McKinnon
Tha Y. W. C
Decline in death by own action shown by fighters
New York reports 1922 suicide rate in 76 large cities. Improved US economy correlated with a rise to 16.1 per 100000, from 14.7 in 1921. Estimated 15,000 to 16,000 deaths. San Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Denver and Stockton listed among top cities for suicide rates.
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United States
Spectator
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Cal
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Porlinnal
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Trenton
Littts Ministed In Italy Low Milk Per Capita
Italy uses only four gittons of milk per capita per anim, the lowest average of any country, according to figures cited in the informal summary.
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Italy
Henriette Declared Only Oklahoma Martial Law Town
International News Service dispatch from Okmulgee Oklahoma reports Company F Lifth Oklahoma Infantry ordered from Oklahoma City to Henriette to move south of the city. Military operations shift as martial law is proclaimed in Okmulgee county with only a small zone near Henriette remaining active.
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Henriette
Oklahoma
Sulletin
International News Service
Okmulgee
Okla
Lifth
Oklahoma Infantry
Oklahoma City
Here
Covy
Walton
Okmulgee County
Henriatte
Yaster
Boy Under Water Five Minutes Is Expected To Live
John Robinson six years old of Smithburg was underwater for five minutes while playing near a pond owned by Joseph Woltlinger. Friends failed to notice his disappearance until a farm hand pulled him from the water. He hovered between life and death for 24 hours but is now believed out of danger.
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International
Pown
John Robinson
Smithburg
Joseph W. Wolt- Inger
Smithbore
Ten Hot Mills At Shenango To Resume Monday
Announcement by Shenango plant Superintendent D S Pyle of American Sheet and Tin Plate states ten hot mills, idle for a week due to engine trouble, will resume operation Monday morning. Entire hot mill department to run in full.
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Shenango
D. S. Pyle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Man From Mahomingtown Plans Six Month Italy Visit
For many years a Mahomingtown man named De Nutcia will depart for Canerta, Italy, today or tomorrow, to spend six months abroad. He will bid farewell to numerous friends around the city before leaving.
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Mahomingtown
New Castla
Canerta
Italy
Explosion Ends Life of Telegraph Operator in Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania a railroad telegraph operator named Feathers died today in a tower explosion attributed to an alcohol fueled blast. The incident occurred at Gallitzin and is being investigated by local authorities.
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Alet
Altoona
Dane 3d Feathers
Pennsylvania
Galllizin
Tower inmate’s oil fire ends in blast world with abatrah
A man attempting to start a fire with oil in his tower yesterday caused an explosion when the liquid proved to be abatrah. He was unharmed but the incident prompted a police response and investigation.
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Ceived
Reverend Merrill Receives College Degree
Friends of Rev. R. N. Merrill, former pastor of the Mahoning church, will be pleased to learn he recently received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Chattanooga University. Also honored were Reverend Samuel Maxwell of Freedonia and others who earned degrees at Allegheny College.
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Mahoning
MM. x. Church
Chattanooga University
Allegheny College
Samuel Maxwell
Freedonia
Avlegheny Colfese
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