Planning to Move Pioneer Cemetery
Negotiations are under way to remove remains from the old Seceder Cemetery on the East Side to Greenwood Cemetery. The transfer would relocate pioneer residents buried nearly a century ago from a one acre plot transferred in 1834 to trustees of the New Castle Lpreder congregation. Final arrangements will be decided at the Greenwood Cemetery Company meeting, with burials likely in the next few months.
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Ebts
Ender Way
Ola Styne
Seeeder
Eesti Wastington Iiteer
Trang
Cunningham Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Lawrence Volls
Seceder
David P. Jackson
C. Dickson
Greenwood Cemetery Company
Jackson
Greenwood
Grafertei
Greenwood Cemeter Company
David Miller
Jxcoh* Miler
Neshannock Township
Mercer Co
John Moore
Lathan Potter
John Sisley
New Castle Lpreder
Mercer County
Sim
Te ‘Ee
Dr. Jackson
Tioneers
Seccerder
Engineer Killed In Train Wreck Near Bailey's Station
An engineer died and a fireman was fatally injured when New York Light Express on the Pennsylvania railroad rear-ended a fast freight train four miles west of Bailey's Station. Engineer W. J. Line of Altoma died. Fireman W. E. Smith perished at Harrishuh Hospital. Several passengers were injured.
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Internilunal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bailey's Station
W. J. Line
Altmona
Sie Seriou
W. E. Smith
Smith
Harrishu Tetal
Huntinsdan
Thirstin Rates On The Danced Fortis
A fragment notes Arthur Memeter Thirstin in a line tied to Sulnurbag Day with references to degrees and mercury marks, suggesting a ceremonial or measurement event. The readable snippet is ambiguous but centers on the individual and an observance date with scientific terms.
Notable Service Record of W. W. Perry
A reproduced picture features W. W. Perry known as the Grand Old of the Erie and Ashtabula division. He is shown revived on pension after 32 years of continuous service with the Pennsylvania Railroad, a familiar figure to New Castle residents.
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W. OW. Perry
New Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Perry
Erie and Ashtabula Division
Proomsrlvinia Eipany
Pittsburghers Visit New Castle Kiwanis Club
Visiting Pittsburgh Kiwanis members attended a New Castle meeting at the YMCA. Clyde Gibson of New Castle presided and speakers from both clubs gave talks. Flurry Evans then sang with an encore as about 150 men enjoyed kiwanis songs and later initiated new members.
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New Castle Kiwanians
Pittsburgh Kit Whnis Club
YM. C. A
Clyde Gibson
Xew Castle Club
Scolos
Flurry Ev 2
Joseph &. Langritt
Ea. M. West
Clarence Close
A. Seyl
Joseph Conrad
Pittsburgh Kiwanians
Gibson
James KK. Love
Rev. J. Williamson
Kiwanis
Jr Richards
John Hopkins
Thee New Gue Club
Pittsburgh
BP, & le
Correction notice in Apex Washer ad errors Allen Hatfield
In a repetitive misprint the electric company advert claimed reps were MM Ren and N G Hatfield. The correct names are W R Allen and AL P Hatfield. The error appeared in Tuesday issue of the News with Margin Electric Company representatives for the Apex Washer and Tron advertisement corrected.
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R. Ren
Tne
Electrin
W. R. Allen
AL. PL. Hatfield
Coatesville Man Victim of Robbery and Assault
Coatesville reports an incident where a man was robbed and struck while returning home. Police captured two suspects after a confrontation during the theft. No further details on victims or injuries are provided in the readable text.
Urges Women To Elect Woman To School Board
At the annual Federation meeting of the New Castle Federation of Women’s clubs held Tuesday the focus was on public service and electing a woman to the school board. State leaders Mrs Char Greer and Miss Florence Vibert attended, with reports on club work, vocal solos, and talks on child welfare and public improvement.
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PoMert
Mitte
New Castle
W. CG. A
Firs
M. E. Church
Char Greer
Florence Vibert
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Florence White
Gula Bauder Keagy
Jessie Nelson
Flolen Elder
Child Welfare _ourse
Mary Harris
Red Grass Nurse
Rae Muirhead
Wilson Plans To Hear Harding On Inaugural Stand
Washington March 2 President Wilson desires to attend President elect Harding's inaugural address outdoors at the Capitol Friday if weather and conditions permit. After the ceremony he will move to his new home and, per Democratic senators, likely hold an informal reception with Democratic leaders there.
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Washington
Wilson
Harding
Capitol
White House
Allies May Hand Strong Ultimatum To German Envoys
Allied Supreme Council plans occupation of Rhine bridgeheads as first step in pressure for 226,000,000,000 Gold marks indemnity. London dispatch says German response expected, with ultimatum to submit to Paris penalty or face immediate Allied action. Berlin orders German delegation to hold firm on counter proposals amid indemnity talks.
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Karle C. Reeves
Atatforrespondent
London
Allied Supreme Council
Rhine
Germany
Gernounmy
Lord Riddell
Supreme Coune
Gerevans
Paris
Berlin
Union Company Telephones Will Be Revived Here
New Castle will again host two telephone systems the Bell and the Citizens The Citizens line is now an assured fact with sufficient subscriptions to restart the company A stockholders meeting will be called soon to elect a board and target two thousand shareholders and four thousand telephones The system will serve rural Lawrence and Mercer counties and restore the police alarm network which ceased when the former company folded The revival will employ about twenty five men and women
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New Castle
Bell
Citizens
Lawrence County
Mercer County
Union Telephone Company
Delay in Bids for New Junior High School
The school district delayed opening bids for the junior high due to volatile prices and unsettled conditions in May. No work will proceed until May 20, as no agreement exists between builders and tradesmen. Bids were withdrawn and a new call advertised for May 10, with another postponement possible if conditions remain unsettled.
Mellon Fall And Hays In Cabinet
Three more cabinet appointments have been confirmed by President-elect Warren Jr. Harding. Andrew W Mellon of Pittsburgh becomes secretary of the treasury Will H Hays the Republican national chairman from Indiana is named postmaster general and Albert B Fall the United States senator from New Mexico is appointed secretary of the interior.
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International News Service
Marlon
Warren Jr. Harding
Andrew W.mellon
Pittsburgh
Bullet Which Killed Mayor Fired In Side
Mingo County Court House Williamson West Virginia March 2 The bullet that mortally wounded Matewan Mayor Testerman in the miners murder trial could not have been fired by someone directly in front but from his side Doctor Straub testified the bullet entered the mayor s side passed through the abdomen and exited the other side The defense contends the first shot was by Detective Felts Isaac Brewer freed on state s witness contradicted his prior statements Deputy Webb testified Brewer made the charge Deputy Walker called for order as spectators laughed in a jammed courtroom
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D. Wefer
International News Service
Mingo County Court House
Williamson
W. Va
C. Testerman
Matewan
Mingo
BE. Lu. Straub
Welch Hospital
Testerman
S. B. Avis
Albert Felts
Isaac Brewer
J. J. Coniff
Toney Web
William Brewer
Brewer
Coniff
Toney Webb
Webb
Walker
Austrian worker shoots self after quitting job
John Gross a 45 year old Austrian cart driver at Carnegie Steel quit his job Tuesday afternoon and shot himself in the head this morning. A powerful man, he had been staying with relatives and appeared in good spirits last night before his suicide. Mrs Markle discovered the aftermath in the basement of her West North Street home as laundry noise drew attention to the grim scene.
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John Gross
Gross
Carnegie Steel
Rockfordth
Andy Markle
West North Street
Shule Promoted to Superintendent of District 18
Harrisburg dispatch reports I C Sule former assistant engineer in the New Castle district of the state highway department has been promoted to superintendent of District No 18 with headquarters at Hedtard.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
I. C. Sule
New Castle District
State Highway Department
Wdistrict No. 18
Hedtard
Wilson, Man Before His Time, History Will Do Him Justice
International News Service reports reactions from European leaders on Woodrow Wilson's retirement and his impact on world affairs. Louis De Goer calls him a man before his time for pursuing justice and peace. Italy's Orlando warns politeness may mask truth. Belgium's Henry Carton de Woer expresses emotion and gratitude for Wilson's wartime role. The consensus praises his crusade for right and the United States' pivotal wartime stance.
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Wilson
International News Service
Interational News Services
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Lloyd George
England
Briend
France
United States
Louis de Goer
Sweden
Naj Tions
Orlando
Italy
Belgium
Rex Wilson
Henry Carton de Wint
Flags Out Inaugural Day
Friday, March 4th, a new president will be inaugurated in Washington. The article urges New Castle to celebrate by decorating with flags and to hang flags from homes and businesses on inaugural day. It notes the incoming administration brings policy changes and a new cabinet.
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United States
Washington, D. C
New Castle
Death Notices and Ages At City Addresses Noted
Death record fragment lists individuals with ages and street addresses including Platenes Fullwood age 13 1017 Wallock avenue Catherine Marge age 4 months 00 North Cedar street Harriet Clara Fletcher labeled insane Almira avenue and Jom Gross age 45 South dofferson street.
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Platenes Fullwood
Wallock Avenue
Catherine Marge
Cedar Street
Harriet Clara Fletcher
Almira Avenue
Jom Gross
Dofferson Street
Affectionate Farewell In Marion For Harding Departure
Marion Ohio neighbors bid Warren G Harding and Florence Kling Harding farewell at a three hour gathering on Mount Vernon Avenue. A silver plaque from Marion citizens was presented at the porch to honor their service and devotion to public welfare. Harding and wife plan to depart Marion at 7 30 PM for Washington arriving Thursday afternoon for inauguration ceremonies with several hundred locals traveling to the capital.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Marion
Mar
Harding
Mount Vernon Avenue
Hardings
Washington
Dre Ivain
T. H. McAfee
Hardin
Capital
Landis Impeachment Up To Next Congress
The House judiciary committee considered impeachment charges against Judge K M Landis of Chicago and ruled they should be acted on by the next Congress.
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Landis
T International News
Washington
K. M. Landis
Chicago
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Indictments against TV firms and 40 individuals in New York
Reports list indictments of television firms and 40 individuals in New York. The chaotic roundup names shipping, labor, and crime items across several states with multiple fatalities and legal actions.
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New York
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Pioneer Cemetery
East Side
Greenwood Plot
Old Cemetery
Arthur Memeter
Pittsburghers
M.C. A
Allen and Hatfield With
Electric Company
Coatesville
John Gisparl
State Club Federation
Federation
Chas
Greer
Union Company
Austrian
Friends
Westside
Shule
Theodore Roosevelt
America
X Kite
Paul Shoemaker
Royal Snyder
Butter
Helen Snyder
John Bowler
Martinsburg
Garfield S. Miller
Miltce
Reeves Manufacturing Company
Dover
Ohio
Gideon Helmuth
Millersville
Thomas Coyle
East Liverpool
Thomas Wilson
Maesital
Mitego Junction
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