Joint Freight Exchange Depot May Be Built
Rumors from informed sources say Harmony and P. & C. lines consider a joint freight exchange. If built, a depot east of Mill Street between the limestone crossing and Taylor Street would serve both lines with spurs from Taylor Street and South Mill Street. Freight would move without costly truck transfers, speeding carload shipments on differing gauge tracks.
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The
Harmony and
P. 4
Coralinae Cystems
Mill Street
Limestone Crossing
Taylor Street
Harmony
South Mill Street
Two Schroeder Brothers Sentenced in Stock Conspiracy Case
In Pittsburgh on June 30 Emil W. and Matt J. Schroeder of Eric were each sentenced by Judge Joseph Swearingen to six months in jail after being convicted of conspiracy last June 6. The case involved the sale of stock in Standard Parking company Pittsburgh.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Emil W
Matt’ J. Schroeder
Eric
Joseph Swearingen
Standard Parking Company
Primary party notices for county offices in 1927 election
Announcement of Republican primaries for county commissioner judge county treasurer and city treasurers in Ellwood City New Castle and Wayne Township for September 26 1927. Names listed include BLANK Ellwood City Republican for county commissioner T J McLOVE R of Wampum for county commissioner James A Ceamenders New Castle for judge Samuel L McCracken New Castle for judge Adda Smiley Wayne Township for county treasurer Wm McClurg Ward for city treasurer and J V Davis Second Ward for city treasurer.
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Blank
Ellwood City
Republcan
James A. Ceamedrs
New Castle
Samuel L. McCracken
New’ Castle
Adda . Smiley
Wayne Township
Tonight at Capitol shows star Tomy and male impersonators
The program lists guest star Tomy along with male impersonators and acts such as The Great Gatsh Warner Baxter and Lois Mors. It highlights matinees, various film sections, news, and comedic acts, with references to Warner’s pictures and other performers. Financial figures on incomes and taxes are included in a separate report.
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Capitol
Mrs Coolidge Fast Capturing Hearts Of South Dakota Folks
The article notes Mrs. Coolidge enjoys Black Hills recreation, seeks flowers in summer estate gardens, and misses Mrs. Stearns. She and President Coolidge have fished together. she sometimes used his tackle, causing whispers about his reaction. Swampscott and Pat Smiths offer swimming when streams permit. The piece hints at limited travel plans for the season.
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Black Hills
Scott
Patl Smiths
Coolidge
Near Showdown in Ohio Strike
In a continued page one update, miners idle since April while meeting participants recount an ultimatum draft. Operators seek a wage scale far below the Jacksonville standard of 7.50 per day for pit workers, with periodic readjustment by a committee of operators and miners and three public representatives. If public reps cannot be agreed, the chief justice of the state supreme court will name them.
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Jacksonville
State Supreme Court
New Castle Residents Benefit From Tax Reduction Report
Over 300 New Castle residents benefited as state income tax returns for 1925 show a net tax of 73 264 245 and 305 849 in taxable income. Compared to 1924 returns, total taxes declined by about 6 percent and net income rose to 5 300 18 per filer, with average tax at 195 dollars. The report notes the number of corporations using income tax returns in the state.
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New Castle
Bones Of Ancient Mastodon Dug Up Near Ohio City
International News Service reports a mastodon fossil site near Ohio City where amateur archaeologist AL Moore unearthed a massive bone section from a peat bog. Dressed, he transported the bone for excavation, with skull and other bones later found as workers prepared to uncover the full skeletal frame amid glacial sediments preserving the find.
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Ohio City
Internacional News Serviceland
Sune
Ohio
Com
AL Moore
Londonville
Honey Creek
Dion
Cochor
James
Hine
Fall From Shed Roof Believed Cause of Death
Daughters Althea and other relatives in Texas mourn a death thought to result from a shed roof fall. The text lists a teaching role in Cleveland schools and mentions sons Harold and Paul, with scattered references to relatives in Ohio, Colorado, Oregon, and Pennsylvania. Funeral arrangements are pending with word from the West.
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Althea
Cleveland
Harold
Texas
Paul
Chambers
Lizzie Wallton
Palestine
North Canton
Magnolia
Ets
Pueblo
Col
Portland
Ore
Der
Feritein
West
Ice Plant Tour Highlights Heat and Cold Extremes
A tour of the Reick Me Jenkins ice cream plant on South Beaver Street contrasts extreme temperatures from the hardening room at four degrees above zero to near four below zero in the pasturizing area. Foreman J S Fisher notes cooling shifts from 1.80 or more to four below zero, and observers remark the “coolest place in town” still feels stifling amid steam and sweating workers.
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New
Castle
South Beaver
J. S. Fisher
Areata
Fisher
Fce
Fearful Hydrophobia Outbreak in North Beaver Township
Residents fear spread of hydrophobia after several weeks of animals dying. A Lowellville collar dog killed near John V. Brewster's farm in North Beaver, suspected of biting cattle swine and sheep. Dogs in district quarantined. Cattle losses rising. Henry Ehle near Mt. Jackson killed his dog and a pretended cow died. W S Caskey Mt Jackson reports a cow dying with hydrophobia symptoms. head sent to Philadelphia for tests. Farmer Brooks in Edenburg reports several cattle acting strangely.
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North Beaver Township
Dale
John V. Brewster
Foss
Henry Ehle
Mt. Jackson
Ehle
Caskey
Philadelphia
Brooks
Edenburg
Untitled Miscellany of Odds and Quips from a Rumored Era
Fragmentary questions mix law science biblical reference and a humorous tale about a guest and a church offertory bag. It cites Brandeis and Bell era figures, a horoscope note, and a stray dialogue about a watermelon slice, reflecting a collage of public and domestic curiosities from an older press page.
America Narrowly Nears Paris Flight From New York
Transatlantic monoplane America led by Commander Byrd nears landfall on the coast of Ireland after a non stop flight from New York to Paris. Weather interference, heavy fog, and strong winds marked the voyage as the crew pressed toward Le Bourget field in Paris expected by evening local time.
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America
Byrd
New York
Paris
Land's End
England
la Radio
France
Lloyd's Lands
Roosevelt
Field
R. H. Byrd
Senit
Quessand
Tuscaloosa
City
International News Service
Ireland
G. M.T
Richard E. Byrd
Irish
Berlin
Atlantic
George O.neville
Roosevelt Field
Drothingham
Roosevelt Reld
York
le’ Bourget
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Garbett Buried
Funeral services for the late Mrs Anna Mary Garbett were conducted Wednesday at 2 30 from the residence 1603 Pennsylvania Avenue with Rev A Golding pastor of St Andrews church officiating The pallbearers were M B Sanders James Matthews George Lamoret William and Arvin Mann Burial was in Greenwood cemetery. Vincent Zegdryn aged four months son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Zegarym died at the home 106 Charter Street Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at one o clock from St Philip and St James church Interment in Madonna cemetery. Vincent Cresce aged five weeks died Wednesday evening at 6 30 at the home 218 Division Street Besides his parents he leaves two brothers Samuel and Arthur Funeral services were held this afternoon at two o'clock from St Vitus church Interment in St Vitus cemetery. Benjamin Bates aged 93 years of New Castle died Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock after illness of old age He was born in England son of John and Anna Bates He came to this country about 60 years ago and was a retired steel worker He was connected with the Arlington Avenue Free Methodist church for 40 years Funeral services will be Friday July 1 at 3 y from Jos & Rice Co chapel Rev Edwin Blews in charge Interment Oak Park cemetery. David Frank Burted Funeral services for David Frank took place Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from his late residence on Lincoln Avenue Rabbi Rosen of the Tiereth Tsrael Synagogue presided Members of the synagogue acted pallbearers Interment in Tifereth Tsrael cemetery.
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Vincent Zegarym
Charter Street
St. Philip and St. James Church
Inter- Iment
Vincent Cresce
Division’ Street
Lawrence
Hanna Creste
Samuel
Arthur
St. Vitus
Benjamin Bates
Benjamin, Bates
New
Castle
Kes
England
John
Anna Bates
Arlington Avenue -Free Methodist Church
Jos. & Rice Co
Edwin Blews
Arlington Avenue
David Frank
Lincoln Avenue
Rosen
Tiereth ‘Tsrael
Tifereth Tsrael
Tennis Wonder Betty Woothall Beats Champion at Wimbledon
British teen Betty Woothall, 16, astonishes tennis fans by defeating American champion Molla Mallory at Wimbledon. Tid-Bits from London notes her young rise and questions Mu Ling’s whereabouts.
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London
England
Betty Woothall
Molla Mallory
Parpiet
Mu Ling
oWaen
Tid- Bits
Water company rates protested by Pittsburgh firm
Harrisburg June 30 The Pittsburgh Wall Paper company of New Brighton filed a formal complaint with the Public Service Commission charging that Beaver Valley Water Company's proposed rates, effective tomorrow, are unjust and unreasonable.
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International News’ Service
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh ‘Wall Paper Company
New Brighton
Public ‘Service ‘Commission
Beaver Valley Water Company
Steel Worker Dies From Heat At Steel Plant
International News Services reports a Jones and Laughlin steel works employee, Joseph Patrari, 51, died after being overcome by heat while working at the Pittsburgh plant. He collapsed in white-paneled area and was taken to a hospital where he died.
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Iabernational News Services
Pittsburgh
Joseph Patrar
Jones and Laughlin Stee Steel Works
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