Work To Confer With Coolidge as Resignations Loom
Washington June 30 Chairman Hubert Work will resign as interior secretary to President Coolidge and depart for Superior Wisconsin to formalize the move. Hoover plans to retire next month leaving Work to oversee transition while Curtis is expected to carry much of the campaign speaking load as the party braces for a tough race against Governor Al Smith. China comment notes unconnected remark on civilization and self-protection.
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Chicago
Drake Hotel
41 Smith
New York
Curtis
Hoover
Tickets for Jameson Memorial hospital auxiliary dance
Tickets for a July 2 dance at the cathedral to benefit the new hospital’s linen fund are sold at Leave & Megown’s Drag store McKinley & Frantz Drug store Now Castle News company Leavy's studio Slyde's Drag store Shaffer & Snyder's Drugz store East Longavons Mather Brothers Jewelry.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Cathedral
Leave & Megown
McKinley & Frantz Drug
Castle News Company
Leavy
The Girl in the Limousine and Local Films Tonight
The Robertson-Smith Players present The Girl in the Limousine. Nixon shows Walking Back with Sue Carol, plus Fox News. Regent features Lon Haney in Lauga Clown Laugh and Beaux Geste with Ronald Colman. Scottish Rite Auditorium shows Beau Geste, Wife Savers, and The Czarina's Secret with Judy Cipher’s orchestra. Interior scenes praise New Castle trade school and Ben Franklin Junior High as students and instructors craft furniture for George Washington Junior High. Locals praise touring seasons and homecoming reflections.
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New Castle
Ben Franklin
George Washington
A. Martine
Pa News Observes Weather, Fashion and Local Affairs
In a column blending humor and local reporting Pa Newe notes near record crowds possible at the fair, defends flag display etiquette, debunks anklets as fashion, laments June rain, and explains a fence around the Margaret Henry home as self defense against intruding children.
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Margaret Henry
Pa Nene
Mystery at Pulaski Explained by Coast Survey Team
A Pulaski feature unravels a local uproar over a headed geodetic survey crew led by William Mussetter. Six trucks and fourteen men, plus tents and gear, are mapping triangulation points and control stations around the county, with work spanning from last summer through Ambridge toward Lake Erie. The piece clarifies the difference between geodetic and geological surveys and identifies the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey as the men at Pulaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Pulaski
Fair Grounds
William Mussetter
Pittsburgh
Ambridge
Lake Erie
United States Coast and Geodatic Survey
Governor Smith Outlines Campaign Plans and Pension Hope
Governor Smith discusses campaign expenditures as key arguments and vows no canned speeches. He plans no resignations, expects Democratic leaders in New York, and notes that retirement pension would total about 48500 if he serves full term.
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New York
New York City
Alumni Banquet Records 1913 Class Cup Victory
About 700 attend the alumni reunion as the Class of 1913 wins the silver cup for best attendance at the picnic grove. Vice-President Butz backs a permanent alumni secretary to manage records and contact members. The grand march was led by Dr. and Mrs. C. Lutz, with Ralph M. Campbell directing. Plans unfold for future reunions, including the 25th for the class of 1904, with Paul F. Butz elected president.
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Butz
Rand
Lakewood Beach
R. C. Luts
Paul F. Butz
United States
Clmng
Charles Smith
Virginia
Cochet Brugnen Win At Tennis
The French pair J Brugnen and Henri Cochet defeated Australia’s Crawford and Hopman in the men’s doubles at Wimbledon securing wins in a five set match 10-8 8-2 7-9 4-6 6-4. De Morpurgo then beat De Buzelet 6-4 6-2 6-2 in the singles.
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Wimbledon
Eng
J. Brugnen
Henri Cochet
Crawford
J. Hopman
Australia
Barron H. L. de Morpurgo
Italy
R. de Buzelet
Horses Run Loose Damaging Gardens Reported Near Jackson Avenue
Deputy Sheriffs William Reynolds and Kenneth Musser responded to a call near Jackson Avenue last night about horses running loose and destroying gardens. The horses belonged to John Tervo, who was found in bed. he got up and tended to the horses around 11 o'clock.
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William Reynolds
Kenneth Musser
Jackson Avenue
John Tervo
Tervo
Answers to Foregoing Questions from an old periodical
Answers listed include Primo de Rivera as Spain's dictator and Alfonso XIII, a 3898 mile U S Canada boundary length, the cochineal insect as the red dye source, and Tammany Hall as the Democratic NYC organization. Also cites biblical verse Hebrews 4 13 and historical notes on Howe's 1777 Jersey withdrawal.
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Primo de Rivera
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Tammany Hall
Tornadoes Kill Six in Tennessee Toll Rises
Six people die as tornadoes and cloudbursts hit Tennessee with widespread damage across counties. A dam burst in Cookeville sent floodwater down the Falling Water river injuring residents. drownings reported in Putnam and nearby counties. a deputy sheriff in Nashville electrocuted. four hurt in Dyer County and Mayville residents seriously injured as homes were destroyed.
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Ranirhational News Service
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Cookeville
Lee
Loock
Putnam County
Solon Busett
John Lewis
Nashville
Dyer County
Will Neely
Mayville
Shift Search For Amundsen
International News Service reports the hunt for Capt Roald Amundsen has shifted to the area between Bear Island and Spitzbergen after fishermen sighted the French airship Latham near Bear Island on June 14. The sightings suggest the Latham may have crashed between Bear Island and Spitzbergen while searching for General Nobile.
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International News Service
London
Roald Amundsen
Bear Island
Splitzbergen
Oslo
Norway
Ibestad
Tromsoe
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Rene Guilband
Isef Districhsen
Latham
General Nobile
Dirigible to Aid Hunt for Missing Air Mail Pilot
Col John A Paegelow of Scott Field Belleville Illinois announced a dirigible will join the search for 23 year old air mail pilot Leslie H Smith. Frank H Robertson president of Robertson Aircraft Corp requested the aid and five observers will accompany the blimp to hover near ground level in the hunt.
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Controned
Face One
Col
John A. Paegelow
Scott Field
Belleville
Stottfield
Lesie H. Smith
Peepelow
Frank H. Robertson
Obertson Aircraft Corporation
Paegelow
Deaths Of The Day Nesbit Ramsey Leader in local life dies at 76
Nesbit W Ramsey aged 76 died Friday June 29 at 11 pm at 918 Maryland avenue after five months illness. A native of New Castle he was a cabinet maker once with Stevenson and Craig planing mill. Active Third United Presbyterian Church elder for 22 years. Survived by his wife Caroline Shoemaker Ramsey two children George C Ramsey and Lulu Kocher and two grandchildren Harold Ramsey and Mabel Kocher. Funeral Monday July 2 at 2 30 pm from his home with Revs Copeland Randles. Oak Park Cemetery. Also notices James C McClymonds 82 of Butler dies after age infirmities. Funeral Sunday July 1 at 3 pm from Portersville Presbyterian church. Joseph Redman buried. Local notices list others including Mrs Alice McConahy. Interments Oak Park Cemetery.
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Nesbit W. Ramsey
Maryland Avenue
Mr. Ramsey
New Castle
James and
Tirzin White Ramsey
Stevenson Ds Craig Plan
Allen Opera House
Stritmater
Ramsey
Third United Presbyterian Church
Caroline Shoemaker Ramsey
George C. Ramsey
Lulu Kocher
Harold L. Ramsey
Mabel C. Kocher
B. Copeland
A. J. Randles
Oak Park Cemetery
James C. McClymonds
James
McClymonds
Butler
Mr. McClymonds
John
Martha Glenn McClymonds
Presbyterian Church of
Portersville
Frank &. McClymonds
Austin McClymonds
Pottersville
William J. Meclymonds
Beaver Falls
James B. Smith
Henry Caven
Portersville Presbyterian Church
Honeymoon Car Delayed Over Missing Plates
Lester M Perry and his New York bride were halted near Columbia Pennsylvania during their honeymoon trip when an officer found no license plates on their auto. A prankster had claimed plates were unnecessary, prompting a delay while a friend obtained plates in Harrisburg and the couple continued toward Joliet.
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Internmuanel News Service
Columbia Pa
Lester M. Perry
New York
Joliet
TL Perry
Perry
Harrisburg
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Shenango Valley Hospital notes list admissions William Snyder Lyndal Street James Stevenson Ellwood City George Shaklee County Line Street Betty Norris Euclid Avenue Mary Louise Emery Laurel Avenue Discharges Mildred McClelland Chestnut Street Mrs Emma Clapple and baby Northview Avenue Joan Thompsort Euclid Avenue Also announces a Lawn Fete hosted by Home Mission Aid Society at Nell Harris 14 South M Street on Monday evening July 7 Open all Adv it.
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Wiliam Snyder
Lyndal Street
James Stevenson
Ellwood City
George Shaklee
County Line Street
Betty Norris
Euclid Avenue
Mary Louise Emery
Laurel Avenue
Mildred McClelland
Chestnut Street
Emma Clapple
Baby
Northview Avenue
Joan Thompsort
Home Mission Aid Sociey
Nell Harris
South M Street
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Aliss the Lone Wai
Lon Haney
Lauga
Scottish Rite Auditorium
Ronald Colman
Waldace Beery
Raymond Hatton
the Czarina's
Judy &Ypher
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PA News
Pa Newe
Lawrence County
Stetson
McGoun
Sam H. McGoun
Davis Shoe CO
Master Cleaners of
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Cochet-Brugnen
Democratic
Howe
New Jersey
Staten Island
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Bonness Dowel Sa
Mercer
Joseph Redman
East
Reynolds Street
J. B. Porter
Central Christian Church
Frances Gibson
Anna Wiggins
Charles
Frank
John I
Willam Jones
John Hitchins
Chauncey Pauline
Alice BR. McConahy
Alice Rutter McConahy
Ralph McConahy
Wampum R. UD
Beaver Valley Hospital
New Brighton
McConahy
Ora Jean
Norman Rutter
Mear
New Galilee
Clinton Cemetery
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Shenango Valley Hospital
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W. J. Offutt Co
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