Prince of Wales begins global tour from England
Prince of Wales sails from Portsmouth aboard the Repulse for a 25,000 mile journey across Africa and South America as ambassador of the British Empire. A staff of 21 cooks and 8 servants accompany him. six officers and confidential clerks handle personal and official duties. He will visitGambia, West Africa, and Cape Town, then Buenos Aires and the United States before returning home.
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David M. Cruach
Bis
Jondon
Edward
Prince of Wales
Continents
Africa
South America
British Empire
Portsmouth
H. RR. H
Valeta
H. M
Wales
Cape T Own
H. R. GH
Wil
Transval
Buenos Aires
United States
Befors
New clothing store opens on Long Avenue
Thorn and Summer launch a new menswear shop on Long Avenue with a third class line of gent upholstery. Jon Alexander serves as manager of the store and Joe leads the operation in charge of the new venture.
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Joe
Fesnards
Thorn & Summer
Long Avenue
Jon Alexander
Republican Ticket Filed for Sheriffs Race in New Castle
Political Announcements dated September 15 1926 state no primaries and list OBERT L. WALLACE Escond Ward New Castle Republican Ticket for Sheriff A B LESLIE Third Ward New Castle Pa Republican Ticket with candidate names and ward designations in Escond Ward precedes New Castle.
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Eegisent Esc
Obert
L. Wallace Escond
Ward
New Castle
Republican
M.C
Clint) Xannedt
A. B
Leslie
New Cathe
Westminster Alumni Dinner Highlights Local Speeches
Westminster alumni gathered for a dinner featuring Dr. R. G. Ferguson and Dr. E. Calhoun of New Wilmington. Notable remarks urged Westminster as the college of dreams for Lawrence county students, with readings, a Westminster male quartet, piano by Miss Jessie Mockel, and New Castle High School Senior Orchestra providing orchestral music.
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New Castle
Westminster
Lawrence County
Ialamai
Rt. G. Ferguson
S. E. Calhoun
New Wilmington
Jeasle
Mockel
Chapman in Cell Studies Evidence of 23 Witnesses
Chapman in a holding cell studies 23 witnesses tied to the murder case. Key testimonies name Catherine Boorn of Steubenville linking a Lincoln car to the crime scene, with others from Canton, Muncie, Meriden, and Springfield asserting Chapman's presence and activities nearby before the alleged murder.
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Chapman
Catherine Boorn
Steubenville, O
Lincoln
New Britain
William B. Allison
Steubenville
Canton
William Hance
Muncie
Ind
Lillian Kuell
Old Colony Inn
Meriden
Conn
Chapman Ha
Walter FE. Shean
Shean
Louis Kubeck
Springfield
Mass
Westminster Grads Gather for Annual Banquet
More than 200 Westminster graduates filled the hall for the annual banquet. Alumni president Mrs Hugh Nevie recalled college days and urged thoughtful giving back to Westminster. President W C Wallace spoke on the If of Westminster, praising loyalty shown by local alumni and urging broader demonstration elsewhere.
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Andy
Hugh Nevie
Westminster Alumni Association
Wallace
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster
Dr. Wallace
Lawrence County
Shera
Public sentiment may save girl in trial
A district attorney argues for a possible plea to murder in the second degree to end public pressure and protect the girl. The defense favors a guilty plea if it results in a suitable sentence or institutional care. The father, distraught, hopes for a path to mental health care rather than prison.
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Brady
Waa
Grid
Mops- Vin
Chile
Byt
New School Is Dedicated at West Pittsburg
West Pittsburg residents celebrated the dedication of a new educational facility. W H Halle led ceremonies with a program featuring pupil performances, drill exercises, songs, and readings. The school board includes Halle, Houle, Mefahon, Benn, and Aldan, with a staff led by Principal Blanche Allen and teachers Catherine Howall and others.
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West Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
W. HE. Halle
West Pittsburg
Henderson
America
Mise Agpea McClelland
Misa Esther Bleakley
Joan Banfield
Hugler
Croton
Survige
Plano Dust
Miles Lesa
Mise Houle
Iw. H. Helle
J. C. Houle
W. A. Mefahon
G. C. Benn
Dan Aldan
Catherine Howall
Heber Blakely
Agnes McClelland
Wanda Quissey
Daisy Slater
Allurah Lesifa
Blanche Allen
Fever Case Reported In City Health Update
City health authorities report about 35 cases of typhoid fever in the city, down four from a week ago. Eight people were released from quarantine today and three more are to be released Monday. The only new case in the last 44 hours is Davis Peterson, eight, of Clayton Street, confined to his bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Peterson
Clayton Street
Quake Diviner in Italy Predicts Danger Tonight
Rome dispatch reports a quake diviner warning that earthquakes will resume tonight across the globe with intensified tremors feared in Central America. He predicts further quakes tomorrow and Monday, especially affecting China and Japan.
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Quake Diviner
Italy
Ciinternational News Service
Rome
Sisnort
America
China
Japan
Central America
Countess Berkley At Edgemont Pa Where Son Is Ill
International News Service reports Countess of Berkley and Earl arrived in New York from England and went to see Francis Lloyd Jr. 47 ill with rheumatic fever at a school near Newport Rhode Island. The couple said their stay would depend on the son’s health as he improved this morning.
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Internationall
Edgemont
Countess of Berkley
Francis Liord
Earl of Berkley
New York
Mauretania
England
Lloyd
Newport
What Did You See Very Dressy Crowd of Boys
A garbled newspaper snapshot describes a dressed up crowd of boys heading to an afternoon party. Mixed fragments mention a rue farmer, a violinist buying strings, firemen polishing equipment, traveling men arriving for the weekend, and a grocer delivering buttermilk, all in a noisy, unclear tableau from a local town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
America
Cambridge Victory In Annual Boat Race On Thames
Cambridge won the 50th Cambridge Oxford boat race on the Thames this afternoon. Oxford was pressed early but Cambridge pulled away after the third mile marker. Separately, a coroner’s inquiry in Chicago adjourned as organ tests proceed, and William Stewart seeks reopening of a Typhoid Murder hearing with new testimony. Detectives pursue new arrests in Cook County cases.
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Putney ON Thames, Inc
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames River
Judgs Olson
Wm. WeNally
Phyastcan
Asis
Chicago
William Scott Stewart
William TD. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Jacob Hopkins
Criminal Court
Charles C. Pajman
University of Silence
Faiman
Shepherd
Palawan
AL Ld Bama Lime
Crowe
Weather outlook for period from March to April 4
Weather outlook from March 28 to April 4 forecasts rainy periods in the North and Middle Atlantic regions. Temperatures start moderate, turning cold in the middle and later parts of the week.
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Iarmatonal News Service
Repairs Planned for Croton Avenue in Two Months
A contractor bid the council to repave Croton Avenue within two months, contingent on taking possession of the street. The plan hinges on awarding the contract and securing site access, with city officials noting the tight schedule amid unclear surrounding remarks.
Salvation Army to Hold Services at City Hall
A Salvation Army unit led by Captain McGowan plans multiple services at 42 South Mercer Street this Sunday. Tonight an eight o clock praise and testimony service is scheduled. Sunday programs include morning worship at 11, Sunday School at 10, Young People's Legion at 6:30, salvation meeting at 8, and love and faith teaching emphasizing brotherhood.
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Nation
Araiy Hall
South Mercer Strewt
Captain McGowan
Hay Uldu
McCowan
Vhurgu
Vhurgu Will Be Hr Rolfows: Llolness Messing., Ji A. m3 Buiday Schout, 20 Pdi
Young People's Legion
Salvation Mnoering
Cascade Park Flower Planting Planned at New Castle
Superintendent Don McKibban prepares to set out Cascade Park flowers with assistants. Mowers are in hot houses at the park. transplanting will begin soon. McKibben promotes attractions to draw visitors, with park opening date undecided.
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Cascade Park
Gastads Park
Don McKibban
Wil
McKibbens
New Castle
Loose Nut Club to Hold Session Tomorrow
The Loose Nut Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at George Sadler's home on Epworth Street. All members are urged to attend at two o'clock. Plans for the upcoming season will be launched.
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Loose Nut Club
George Sadler
Epworth Street
Sharp
Plana
Auto Busses Will Have New Terminal in City
Auto buses operating between the central city and Mahoningtown will use the Diamond as a terminal starting April 1, per P O Electric Company Superintendent Coulthard. Current routes on Mercer Street will shift to the new terminal as part of the regan line plan.
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Mahoningtown
P.O. Electric Company Superiatenden
Coulthard
Regan Cline
Mercer Street
Carpenters to Start Pavilion Work This Monday
Hill says carpenters will begin on the proposed Hill's bathing beach pavilion Monday. Tall lumber is on the ground and the concrete porch is being finished today. Estimated cost runs about $16,000.
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Hill
Deaths Of The Day Incomplete obituary notices list Bovk Book family names
Death notices include Mrs. Margaret L. Bovk and Mrs. Margaret L. Book both aged 46 of 429 South Ray, and other obituaries for Nicholas Maulder, Josephene McClatterty Cummings, Teresa Albert, and Harry William Peters with brief survivor details and funeral plans.
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Josephene M. Coromings
Josephene McClatterty Cummings
Charles C. Cummings
Joseph
New Castle
Pictures Of Former Residents On Display In News Office
Snapshot pictures of well known former residents of this city and Lawrence county, including individuals connected with California movies and token bri F, have been enlarged by H.C. Warner of Wallace Avenue. They are now on display in the windows of the News Office for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
laWren¢e County
California
la Rentz
H.C. Warner
Wallace Ayenne
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions And Discharges
Shenango Valley Hospital notes report admissions of Fréd N. Davis from Slippery Rock and Richard Morganiti, and discharges including Luella AfeCormick from R D 7 Maria Starr Hansarene John Norris and Bucildy Avenue, with a note about a congress and salary increases without roll call.
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Fréd N. Davis
Slipery Rock
Richard Morganiti
Jackson Avenue
Luella AfeCormick
R. D
Maria Starr
Hans Arene
John Norris
Bucildy Avenue
Congress
White to Have New City Building Office
White will occupy the front office on the third floor of the city building. According to Superintendent D. Q. Davies, the second and third floors will be partitioned into offices for clerks and records. The arrangement places White in the front office with other rooms on the third floor and adjacent chambers on the second floor for filing.
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Plasierigg
D. Q. Davies
Air City
Building Permits and Dwellings Noted Across City
A list of building permits shows R Gordon at 811 Cretan Avenue and Robinson at 10% W Soy Avenues planning a dwelling. Fred Mattie at 297 Moody Avenue has a dwelling permit, J H W Brown at 841 Madison, Patch. Thomas I Bailey at 307 Fairfield plans brick building, Joe Pisano at 1393 Pennsylvania Avenue a garage, Barge and McBride at 614 West Clarion Street a garage. George Ross at 75 East Suitee Street a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gordon
Cretan Avenue
Se Robinson
Fred Mattie
Moody
J. H W. Brown
Madison
Thomas I. Bailey
Fairfield
Joe Pisano
Pennsylvania Avenue
Barge & McBride
West Clarion Street
George Ross
Suitee Street
Ast Maudt
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North
Beaver Township
Orrien
Felinen Township
Shere Onntie
Suwood City
Sheriffn
J. Waddington
Banibenok
T W. Moree
Hastbrook
E. M. McReary
Bell Phone
Atchinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Square Deal Garage
Cattfol
Norma Shearer
Joorar Naget
Comedy
Newa Reel
Rendez Vous Orchestra
Penn
Monte Blue
Mari¢d Prevost
the Jover of Cataille
Harry Langdon
Peon Orchestra
Late World News
Fivan
Neel Dome
Mary Philbin
Toby Vergy
Steaping
Neel
Aesop's
Sprand
Laueling
Yviberty
Red Mack and Musical Comedy Company
Nixon
George O'Brien
Alma Rubens
Madge Bellamy
Dutterfly Man
Faye Onn
Westminster Grads
Edison
WE Dufford& Co
Washington St
Gerald Chapman
Hartford
James Skelly
Coon
Walter B. Shean
Central Department
Jered Bhaies
Ube
Salvation Army
Matthartime
J.a Hodge
The
Welte Undertaking Co
East North Street
Euwer’s
Margaret L. Bovk
Margaret L. Book
Robert i
Bonk
By O'Nlock
South Ray
Book
Whitestown
J. J. Will Won
Mary Me
Elwain Wilson
Third United Presbyterian Church of
I. B
Sab] Iyath
Otalla
Walker W
Mary 4. Wilson
Frov. J. B. Wilson
Columbus
Chrot. C. BE. Wilson
Johnatanbursly
Tra Wilson
Third United Presbyterian. Church
Herman Cametery
Nicholas Maulder
Mahoning Township
Teresa Albert
Terese
Albert
Samuel Albert
Morarte Street
Alx Brothers
Greenwood Cemetery
Barry Peters
Harry Will'am Peters
Harbor Road
Mr. Peters
William
John Hawking
Elsig Nabbing
Pittsburgh
Rose
Shenango Valley Hospital
Winter Co
White
Wight
W.J. Offutt Co
W. J. Offutt CO
Armours
Jeannette
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