Class of 1923 Funds Added to New Castle Stadium Project
Funds totaling 682.50 from the Class of 1923 were turned into the New Castle High School stadium project this morning. William B. Howe, president of the Alumni Athletic Association, delivered a certified check to Ira Rumsey, treasurer of the Stadium Fund, marking the first major donation from the class and prompting plans for a brass plate honoring the class of 1923 as instigators and founders of the stadium fund.
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Benjamin Franklin Juler
Willian B. Howe
Jaira Ramssey
Alumni Athletic Association Tote Bels
Las
New Castle High
Ramsey
Howe
Stadium Fund
Ira Rumsey
Treas
New Castle
Alumni Athletic Association
Kirkwood Attacks Prince of Wales as Nincompoop
In Dumbarton Scotland on March 7 David Kirkwood a suspended Labour MP heckled Austen Chamberlain and denounced Prince of Wales spending on world tours. He called the Prince a nincompoop and urged work instead of races and dances. The Speaker suspended him as Labour deputies walked out briefly, later returning while the suspension held.
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Kirkwood
Prince OF Wales AS
Nincompoop
Dumbarton
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Three Negroes Held On Larceny Charge Auto Is Identified
Walter Jackson Jerry Holmiston and William Scott, three colored men, are held on larceny charges after Sheri William G Andrews captured them on the New Castle New Bedford road following a shotgun threat from Mrs Hoye at the U C Hoye farm. The auto they drove, stolen in Youngstown, was identified by a Youngstown man. A hearing for the trio will be later.
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Alderman Green
Walter Jackson
Jerry Halmiston
William Scott
Sheri William G. Andrews
New Castle
New Bedford
U.c
Tei
Traffic accidents report for New Castle this week
This week February 28 to March 6 records 16 persons injured in Trafe accidents. Year to date January 1 to March 6 shows 108 injured. February accounts for 98 injuries and 12 more in March. Public safety note urges cautious driving.
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New Castle
Founder's Day Celebration at First Methodist Church
Founder's Day marked by a banquet and program at the First Methodist church with about 126 attendees. Mrs. John Emery chaired. Mrs. W A Taylor toastmistress. program featured readings, talks on missions, and music by a high school orchestra under Payton. event praised as a top church effort of the year.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Stephenson Circle
First Methodist Church
Kosta
Foreign Missionary Sociaries
Methodist Churches
John Emery
W. A. Taylor
H. A. Ellis
Ernest Gunnar
Home Missionary Society
Frank Neigh
J. L. Strateton
E. N. Baer
I S. Neigh
Erie
New Castle
Reynolds
Algiers
Mary Andersons
KE. C. Bethm
Robert Meerman
Investigation Of Judge English To Begin On March 23
Washington dispatch reports a congressional investigation of Federal Judge George English of Illinois will open in St. Louis on March 23. The inquiry will cover his conduct and nominee-related matters, with officials stating the action is a routine ethics review.
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Judge English
International News Service
Washington
Congressional
George English
Tl Fnois
St. Louis
Judge Assails Prosecution In Trial Of Stories
Judge Will iam T. Gammil hints he may set aside a verdict if W. E. B. Stokes is found guilty of conspiring to defame his wife Helen Ellwood Stokes. Across the defense and prosecution clash over letters and postcards read by Milton D. Smith as he questions Stokes about messages to his son James in Denver. The judge denounces the postal-card line of questioning as destructive to justice and warns of possible error in the case while the trial continues toward Monday.
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Merlin Moore Taylor
Internations Howe Service
Chicago
William T. Gammil
W. EB. D. Stokes
Helen Ellwood Stokes
Gemmil
Milton D. Smith
Stokes
James
Denver
New York
Smith
Soe Stokes
Ansonia
Methodist Sewing Day At Mrs Onstott Home
The ladies of the Methodist church held an all day sewing event at Mrs. Dera Onstott’s home. A noon dinner followed by a social afternoon of sewing and chat was enjoyed. Samuel G Smith has returned home after a stay at Buhl hospital Sharon.
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Methodist Church
Dera Onstott
Samuel G. Smith
Buhl Hospital
Sharon
H. BH. Riblet
New Gaille
HH. . Gilliland
Lloyd Rodgers
Illness improves for local woman as residents gather
Confined to her home for several days with illness is improving. Miss Marion Michael and Miss Margaret Keane attended a meeting of the Aid of the Ladies of the Pennsylvania company at Ashtabula on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herold Hey of Columbus, Ohio, were recent guests of the letter's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ayers.
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Marion Michael
Margeret Keane
Ladies of the Pennsylvania Company
Ashtabula
Herold Hey
Columbus
Ohio
County Home Plans Presented to Commissioners
Arobbeat AL L. Thayer reported to the county commission on his Harrisburg trip where he submitted the proposed county home plans to the State Welfare commission. Changes suggested favor expanding hospital space. Thayer will prepare revised plans with the commission’s views and seek final approval. The site was praised after elevation and drainage explanations, and a well may be drilled as water supply is essential.
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Arobbeat
AL L. Thayer
County Commission
Harrisburg
State Welfare Commission
Thayer
County Lakes
Electric Czar Named Managing Director of Electric Railway
Lucius S. Storrs of New Haven Conn chosen by the American Electric Railway Association executive committee in Washington to head a new posting guiding glacria companies with his transportation expertise. His offices are in New York and he represents a capitalization of 5 million dollars.
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Lucius S. Storrs
New Haver
Conn
Glacria
Storrs
American Electric Railway Association
Washington, D
New York
Pershing To Call On Cuba President Late Today
General John J. Pershing, ill but able after a cold, plans to call on Cuban President Zayas in Havana this day. He will also attend the unveiling of the Maine monument despite a 13 year delay and political tensions over the Isle of Pines treaty. Demonstrations are feared as Cubans protest U.S. ratification stance.
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Pershing
Cuba
International News Service
Havana
Mar
John J. Pershing
Zayas
Maine Monument
Sun
Persaing
United States
Isle of Pines
Cubba
Parshing
Postal Receipts In Fifty Cities Show Increases
Improved business conditions are noted in the postal receipts of fifty leading cities. February totals reached 25,648,817 dollars, up 1.1 percent from February a year ago. Part Worth Texas led with 125,560 dollars, up 14.70 percent.
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International News Service
Washington
Mur. F
Nes “Partment
Part! Worth
Texas
Under Impression He Owns New Castle Order
An order concerns Joh Ros who is believed to possess a new castle. The document notes an impression of ownership and outlines the proceeding actions pending further verification.
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New Castle
Judge orders commitment after Rosati examination
Judge Emery committed Rosati to the Dixmont asylum after an inquest into his mental state. Doctors Wallace and Shoatt reported Rosati believes he owns New Castle and is the city boss, noting his spending on property and building projects during the period examined.
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Dixmontingane Asylum
Emery
Rosati
William 1. Wallace
Paris Shoatt
New Castle
Ety
Illness Of Judge Causes Scott Luitt To Be Postponed
Detroit March 7 resumption of hearings in the divorce trial of Representative Frank D. Scott to be held March 10 at Alpena Michigan has been postponed indefinitely. Judge Frank Emerick is confined at home with a key call and ordered all business postponed. Mrs Scott traveled from Washington with depositions supporting her charge of alleged drinking and gambling.
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Detroit
Representative
Abs
Frank D. Scott
Alpena
Mich
Wagshington
Muon Congresenen
New Castle Bills Before Commissioner Next Thursday
The Public Service Commission will review several Pittsburgh area transportation applications. Hoss Cohen seeks a ban on damages and route changes to eliminate certain lines in New Castle and Sharon. Pennsylvania-Ohio line operators request to run motor buses along Route 81 to the state line. Sharon and New Castle Street Railway seeks to abandon multiple lines in New Castle and nearby townships.
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Pron News Varese
Sta
Tharrisburg
Public
Sersioa Commission
Sosstoy Hn
Pittsburgh
Hoss Cohen
Chey
Newii
Lawrens
Annil
Hal Bas
New Castle
Sharon
New Wilmington
State Line
Lane Mahoning
Capper and Butler Named to Senate Foreign Relations Panel
Washington March 7 Senator Arthur Capper Republican of Kansas and Senator William M Butler Republican of Massachusetts were named to the Senate foreign relations committee Capper succeeds the late Senator McCoob Republican of Illinois and Butler takes the seat formerly held by Senator Wadsworth Republican of New York Capper is the senior Republican applicant for the panel while Butler represents the East after Wadsworth resignation and Senator Lucus death former chairman.
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Internationews Service
T Washingto
Arthur Capper
Kansas
William M Butler
Massachusetts
Republican Nations] Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Capper
MecCoob
Illinois
Butler
Wadsworth Republican
New York
East
Waddeworth
Lucise
Republican of Massidiugs
Professor Beaten by Men He Picked Up Dies
International News Service reports Putnam County Schools Superintendent Wright died from injuries after being beaten and thrown from his car by three men he had given a ride. Arrests were made near Athens with suspects identified as Coggeshall, 26, Brockton McClelland, 15, and J. Carborough, 21.
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International
Atonton
Rae Tonsor
Wright
Putnam County
Athens
Jathac Atull
Coggeshall
Clayton
McClelland
Brockton
J. Carborough
Tam
Insurgent Bloc in Senate Becomes Fourth Party
In a Senate session on March 7, the La Fallette insurgent bloc was entirely severed from the Republican group after protests by Senator William E Borah of Idaho and others. The move creates a new formal faction within the chamber.
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Senate
Interntional News Service
Washington
Mar
Willian E. Borah
Idaho
la Falletty
Senate confirms nomination amid partisan delays
A fragment indicates a split in party lines as a nomination faced Senate confirmation while Democrats delayed new assignments. It notes Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana quitting his party to run on the La Follette third party ticket last November.
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Esueus
Senate
Thompson Income Tax To Be Giver Special Probe
Washington reports the internal revenue bureau will conduct a special investigation into William Boyce Thompson's income tax return. In 1818 Congress committees disclosed Thompson deducted 497,478.60 for suspected losses from stocks and bonds.
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Thompson
Washington
Marthee
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U. S
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Ihora Ee
Los Angeles
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